Price Guide £375,000-£400,000
Oozing charm and character is this detached cottage in the sought after village of Screveton.
The home is offered to the market with no upward chain and offers in brief three bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, utility room, conservatory and a detached single garage.
Entering the property through the side vestibule you have an area ideal for the storage of shoes and coats, access is then granted into the rear garden and inner hall.
From the inner hall is the kitchen, being of a galley style the kitchen has a range of both base and wall units in a traditional cottage style with cream cabinetry and solid stone worktops. The beams running throughout the ground floor add to the quaint aesthetic with additional features such as the Belfast sink and glazed display cabinet. Open partially to one side is the dining room, again featuring beams and tiled flooring with a log burner to one wall and feature fire surround.
The main lounge is an ideal spot for cosy evenings with a central feature fireplace and timber beams. A round picture window adorns one wall, with a larger window to the front of the home allowing natural light to fill the space.
Completing the ground floor is a conservatory overlooking the rear garden, utility area and wc.
Moving upstairs, the home boasts three bedrooms all of which are generous and neutrally finished throughout. The primary bedroom is spacious enough to accommodate a seating area and features an original fireplace on one wall.
The family bathroom is again of a superb size with fixtures including the bath, separate shower cubicle, wash basin and toilet with space for storage cupboards.
Externally the drive the home has a driveway to the left hand side large enough for two cars and leading to the detached garage. To the rear is a low maintenance walled garden with areas formed mostly of patio and gravelled areas.
Location!
The charming village of Screveton is a picturesque and highly regarded rural village set within the Nottinghamshire countryside. Known for its attractive period properties and peaceful surroundings, the village offers a tranquil lifestyle while remaining conveniently positioned for access to nearby towns and cities.
Screveton benefits from a strong sense of community and is home to the well-regarded Screveton Church of England Primary School, making it particularly appealing to families. The village also features the historic St Wilfrid’s Church, which sits at the heart of the community.
A wider range of amenities can be found in nearby Bingham and Radcliffe on Trent, both offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, schools and healthcare facilities.
For commuters, the village is ideally situated for access to Nottingham, approximately 12 miles away, as well as Newark-on-Trent and Grantham. Excellent transport links are provided via the nearby A46 and A52, while rail services from nearby stations provide connections to London and the wider national network.
Surrounded by open countryside and scenic walking routes, Screveton offers an attractive balance of rural living and convenient accessibility, making it a sought-after location for those looking to enjoy village life within easy reach of major amenities
