4 bedroom property for sale

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A Grade II listed building being a very distinctive home with a host of original features retained. This property is part of Beauvale House built in 1871 for the 7th Earl Cowper as a retreat, by the renowned Victorian architect E W Godwin. It enjoys an idyllic setting within High Park woods, an extensive private woodland with deer and reservoir. This unique property is well worthy of an internal and external inspection for it to be appreciated. Featured in the April 2012 edition of Period Living Magazine, under the Dream Homes for sale section. Don\'t be shy, come and see us, Time Wasters welcome.

No onward chain.

Ground floor

Entrance lobby:
Tiled floor, window to the side, ceiling rose and original stable door leading to the courtyard area, door leading to:

Dining kitchen: (former stable) 4.59m x 5.68m extending to 7.59m (15\' x 18.63\' extending to 24.90\')
With windows to the side and French doors to the rear, wooden boarded flooring, three radiators, part wall panelling, storage cupboard housing the gas condensing boiler, stairs leading to the first floor landing, tv and phone point, steps up to the mezzanine kitchen area.

Kitchen area: Having a range of wooden cupboards including wall units, base units and drawers. Incorporating a porcelain Belfast style sink with traditional style mixer tap over and complimentary oak rolled edge work surfaces over. Stainless steel electric fan oven, four ring gas hob, plumbing for an automatic washing machine or dishwasher, exposed beam.

Inner hall:
With radiator, exposed beam, door leading to courtyard, doors to breakfast room and sitting room, fitted storage cupboard and phone point.

Breakfast room: 3.30m x 2.68m (10.82\' x 8.79\')
Having a cast iron fire surround, wooden flooring, coving and ceiling rose to the ceiling, phone point, radiator and window to the rear, feature gothic style illuminated inset.

Sitting room: 4.89m max inc stairs and cupboard x 4.46m (16.04\' x 14.63\')
With stone fire surround having matching hearth and incorporating a gas coal effect living flame fire with power flu, windows to courtyard, window to the rear and leaded windows to the side, TV, satellite and phone point. Large under stairs cupboard currently being used to house computer and having two double sockets and two phone points. Stairs to the first floor.

First floor:

Please note that there are two staircases leading to two different areas of the first floor. Details are set out as follows.

From the staircase in the kitchen:-

Landing:
Having wooden flooring, two roof lights, loft access being mainly boarded and having a pull down ladder for easy access, doors to:

Bedroom one: (former hay loft) 3.58m x 3.25m (11.74\' x 10.66\')
Having radiator, windows to the rear, beams to the ceiling, phone, TV and satellite points and wooden flooring.

Bedroom two: (former grooms bedroom) 3.01m x 2.46m (9.87\' x 8.07\')
With radiator, leaded windows overlooking the courtyard and wooden flooring.

Bathroom: 3.25m x 1.90m (10.66\' x 6.23\')Victorian style cast iron roll top bath with brass mixer tap and shower attachment over, white heritage wash hand basin, high level wc, dado rail, radiator, extractor, exposed beam, two wall lights, shaving point and medicine cabinet.

From the staircase in the sitting room:-

Landing: Wooden flooring, loft access and doors to:-

Bedroom three: 4.00m x 2.58m (13.12\' x 8.46\') Having measure to include the sloping ceilings.
Radiator, exposed beams, windows to the side and wooden flooring.

Bedroom four: 4.00m x 2.32m (13.12 x 7.6)
Having measure to include the sloping ceilings.
With wooden flooring, leaded windows to the side, radiator and exposed beams.

Shower room: High level Victorian cistern, original Victorian WC and seat, white heritage pedestal wash hand basin, tiled shower cubicle, dado rail, radiator, fitted wall lights, shaving point and shelved storage cupboard.

Outside:

To the side of the property there is a paved courtyard area.
To the rear of the property there is a veranda decking to the entrance area with steps leading up from an enclosed cobbled area (former Dung Yard) to the entrance door.
There are delightful gardens comprising of an extensive lawn and being bordered by private Bluebell woods. The garden has laurel hedges to borders and numerous plants, shrubs and mature trees such as oak, yew and pine. Victorian gated parking for up to 4 cars. An additional piece of land can be purchased by separate negotiation. There is use of a tennis court subject to negotiaton with the owner of Beauvale House. This property also benefits from a newly built log cabin.

Log cabin: 4.24m x 3.23m (13.91\' x 10.59\')
Having views over the woodland beyond, this pine log cabin has wooden flooring, lighting and power points, phone point and opening windows to three elevations. Satellite TV.

There is also a workshop in the garden.

Location:
Moorgreen is situated just north of Watnall, proceeding along the B600 towards Underwood, turn right just before the Moorgreen Reservoir Carp Fishery sign, then immediate left into Beauvale House drive entrance, with the Lodge House on your right. Continue along the private drive for approximately half a mile through the woods keeping to the right at the fork through the open gate and on reaching Beauvale House with its 90 foot tower turn left where the Coach and gatehouse will be on the right hand side by the flowers sign. Conveniently located with access to the M1 motorway at junctions 26 & 27 with good routes to the North and South together with access to Nottingham and Derby. The area has historical connections with dh Lawrence and the author of \'Lady Chatterley\'s Lover\'.