The two-bedroom property is a unique and enchanting, stone-built Listed building with slate roof that nestles within the grounds of Berry Hill Hall, off Berry Hill Lane.
It dates back to 1730 when it was the country residence of a local manufacturer, but has been transformed by an interior designer and is now on the market for £470,000 (leasehold) with estate agents EweMove (East Midlands), who describe it as “a rare gem”.
A spokesperson for EweMove enthused: “The Clock Tower is a truly exceptional home that seamlessly blends history, elegance and modern comfort.
"Its unique features, including an underfloor, glass fish-pond, internal waterfalls and glass mezzanine, set it apart from ordinary residences.
"With its stunning views, luxurious amenities and secure underground parking, the property deserves to be seen in person.”
Thankfully, we can oblige on that score, via our photo gallery below, which takes you round one of Mansfield’s most amazing homes.
The ground floor is dominated by a warm and inviting open-plan living, dining and kitchen space, with underfloor heating and large windows offering views of the impressive courtyard outside. Within the living area are the remarkable fish pond and waterfalls that add a touch of tranquillity.
A further striking statement piece is a magnificent spiral staircase. Ascend to the first floor, where you will find a spacious study, complete with ladders leading to a versatile glass mezzanine. Two double bedrooms each have their own en suite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes, and provide a serene retreat from the outside world.
That courtyard offers a picturesque setting for lazy summer days, while the designated, secure underground parking provides convenience and peace of mind. What’s more, the home is close to Berry Hill Park, good transport links and local amenities.
17. Lawned courtyard
Let's step outside now, and take a look at the delightful, lawned courtyard, which is a private and picturesque setting for lazy summer days in the sun. Photo: EweMove
18. Exquisite location
The Clock Tower property sits in an exquisite location, close to Berry Hill Park, good transport links and local shops and amenities. Photo: EweMove
19. Sign of the times
The plaque that reveals how The Clock Tower building dates back to 1730 when it was the country house residence of a well-known local employer. Photo: EweMove
20. Striking appearance
A return to the unique and striking frontage of the property. Just outside the French doors is a pleasant patio and, not far away, is a secure underground parking area. Photo: EweMove