Offers of more than £999,000 are being invited by Gascoines for the four-bedroom, detached house, which sits in the popular village of Oxton, just 12 miles, or a 24-minute drive, from Mansfield.
Built in 2003, the one-off property on Windmill Hill was designed by award-winning Nottingham-based architects, Allan Joyce, and boasts stunning views over open fields.
It features full-height windows at the front and back, flooding the home with natural light.
It has plenty of space for a growing family, with a fabulous open-plan kitchen, dining area, two further reception rooms, a utility room, a study and a cloakroom, all on the ground floor, which has underfloor heating throughout.
Upstairs, there are four generously-sized bedrooms, one of which has en suite facilities, and a family bathroom.
The village has two outstanding pubs and a general store/post office, while a host of lovely countryside walks await on your doorstep.
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5. Individual design
Just nipping outside again to show where those French doors from the family area lead. This photo also underlines the very individual design of the house. Photo: Zoopla
6. Homely lounge
The house might be big, but this a homely lounge, complete with an impressive log-burner. There are windows to the front, side and back, while sliding pocket-doors open to the rear terrace and paved patio area. Photo: Zoopla
7. Contemporary nature
Another good-sized reception room, offering lots of comfort and space to relax. It also underlines the contemporary nature of the property. Photo: Zoopla
8. Galleried landing
Moving upstairs towards the first floor, and a view from the galleried landing, with its vaulted ceiling. On the landing, there is an upright radiator., an airing cupboard and access to the loft, which has potential for development. Photo: Zoopla