QUOTE REF LR0775

Steeped in history and dating back to the 1750s, this truly exceptional three-bedroom period home is a rare opportunity to acquire a deceptively spacious residence that effortlessly combines centuries of character with thoughtfully modernised living and is affectionately known as 'View House', a fitting name inspired by the exceptional views enjoyed from the front of the property across the surrounding countryside.

From the moment you arrive, the property's timeless charm is immediately apparent. There is off-road parking to the front, providing valuable convenience, whilst behind the attractive brick façade lies a home full of warmth and personality where exposed beams, traditional architectural details and carefully chosen contemporary finishes blend seamlessly to create an inviting family home unlike any other.

The welcoming entrance hall provides access to a beautifully presented lounge, offering a cosy yet elegant retreat where period features create an abundance of character and charm. To the rear of the property, the impressive dining room provides a wonderful entertaining space, comfortably accommodating family gatherings and dinner parties before flowing effortlessly into the kitchen.

The beautifully appointed shaker-style kitchen has been fitted with an excellent range of wall and base units, complemented by solid wood work surfaces and a selection of integrated appliances. Offering generous preparation space and excellent storage, the kitchen perfectly balances traditional styling with modern practicality whilst overlooking the attractive courtyard. Completing the ground floor is a useful W.C./shower room, which also benefits from a dedicated utility area with space and plumbing for a washing machine, adding further practicality to this charming family home.

A particularly versatile feature of the property is the substantial home office, providing the ideal workspace for those working from home or operating a business. Equally impressive is the dedicated dressing room, currently utilised as luxurious wardrobe space but offering excellent potential to be reinstated as a third bedroom if desired, allowing the accommodation to adapt to a variety of lifestyles.

Another standout feature is the property's unique split-level staircase (see floor plan), an unusual architectural design that reflects the home's eighteenth-century origins. This characterful layout creates an interesting journey through the property, adding to the individuality and charm that makes View House so special.

To the first floor, two generous double bedrooms continue the home's character-filled theme, each offering spacious accommodation enhanced by charming period features. They are served by a stunning family bathroom, beautifully appointed with a freestanding bath, twin wash hand basins and quality contemporary fittings, creating a luxurious space in which to relax and unwind.

Outside, the property continues to impress. The enclosed courtyard has been thoughtfully designed with entertaining in mind and boasts an outstanding bespoke covered outdoor kitchen complete with preparation space, storage and room for barbecues and outdoor dining. Beyond, a beautifully arranged seating area provides the perfect setting for entertaining friends and family throughout the year, creating an exceptional extension of the internal living accommodation. The property also benefits from convenient rear access via Prospect House, located to the right-hand side of the property, providing practical access into the courtyard.

Positioned within the historic village of Old Ollerton, the property enjoys the best of both worlds, combining a peaceful village setting with excellent everyday convenience. New Ollerton is just a short distance away and offers an excellent range of amenities including supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, healthcare facilities and leisure amenities.

Ollerton sits on the edge of the world-famous Sherwood Forest, within the historic area known as The Dukeries, offering miles of woodland walks, cycling routes and outdoor pursuits. Rich in local history, Ollerton Watermill, built in 1713 on the banks of the River Maun, remains one of the area's most notable landmarks and reflects the village's longstanding heritage. Originally a rural settlement, Ollerton later became synonymous with coal mining from the 1920s onwards, creating the thriving community it is today.

Families are well catered for with a choice of highly regarded schools nearby, including The Forest View Academy, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, The Dukeries Academy and several well-regarded primary schools. Commuters benefit from excellent transport links via the A614, providing straightforward access towards Nottingham, Doncaster and the A1, whilst the A6075, A60 and A38 are all within easy reach.

Offering an exceptional combination of history, generous proportions, outstanding character and versatile accommodation, View House is a truly special home that rarely comes to the market. Homes of this age, individuality and quality are exceptionally scarce, making early viewing highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this remarkable property has to offer.

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