The price tag is hefty – at £675,000 with Mansfield estate agents BuckleyBrown – but this is a stunning, modern four-bedroom house within the desirable area of Berry Hill. Its enviable kerb-appeal sets the tone for what is to come.
A gated entrance opens on to a spacious driveway that leads to a double garage. But it is from the inviting entrance hallway that you are drawn to the heart of the Chestnut Drive home – its magnificent kitchen/diner, which is part of an open-plan space that connects to the sitting room. The open plan is accentuated by bi-fold doors that lead out to the rear garden, filling the area with natural light.
The ground floor also includes a utility room, a homely living room, a versatile office, perfect for remote working, and a WC. All four bedrooms can be found upstairs, as well as an impressive family bathroom. Three of the bedrooms boast en suites and walk-in wardrobes, while one features a delightful Juliet balcony. See what we mean about luxury?
To top things off, the rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with an artificial lawn, patio seating areas and a fence surround, guaranteeing a private, enclosed space for relaxing or entertaining.
9. Versatile home office
This home office, perfect for remote working, is a versatile space on the ground floor of the £675,000 property that could be put to many other uses. Photo: BuckleyBrown
10. Homely living room
As well as the sitting room, the Mansfield house also boasts this separate and homely living room, which has a carpeted floor and a window overlooking the front of the property. Photo: BuckleyBrown
11. Elegant hallway and staircase
Time to check out the first floor now, so let's pass through the welcoming entrance hallway, which has a touch of elegance about it, and climb the carpeted staircase. Photo: BuckleyBrown
12. Bedroom with Juliet balcony
The first bedroom to have a look at is this grand specimen, complete with a Juliet balcony, carpeted floor, downlights and fitted wardrobe. It also has access to an en suite and a walk-in wardrobe. Photo: BuckleyBrown