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A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully preserved period residence dating back to 1899, set within approximately 0.5 acres of private grounds and enjoying far-reaching panoramic views across rolling countryside and the Trent Valley. Tucked away at the end of a peaceful no-through lane within a charming hamlet, this exceptional home combines timeless character with impressive versatility.
A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully preserved period residence dating back to 1899, set within approximately 0.5 acres of private grounds and enjoying far-reaching panoramic views across rolling countryside and the Trent Valley. Tucked away at the end of a peaceful no-through lane within a charming hamlet, this exceptional home combines timeless character with impressive versatility.
THE PROPERTY
Extending to approximately 3000 sq ft, the property has been sympathetically enlarged over the years to create a warm and welcoming family home, rich in original features and offering further potential for enhancement.
The accommodation includes three elegant reception rooms and a superb open-plan living kitchen, flooded with natural light and opening onto the gardens and terrace, creating an ideal space for entertaining.
Arranged over three floors, the home offers up to five bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a generous principal suite with dressing area, sauna and elevated countryside views.
GARDENS & GROUNDS
Outside, the mature grounds wrap around the property and include formal gardens with a nice variety of mature trees and heavily stocked borders providing seasonal colour. Immediately to the rear of the property is a generous terrace, ideal for outdoor entertaining.
To the front of the property is a courtyard with an extensive range of brick built outbuildings, garaging and a gated gravel driveway providing extensive parking.
HISTORY
This distinguished former vicarage has a fascinating history extending well beyond its Victorian origins. During the Second World War, the house is understood to have provided a discreet base for RAF pilots, including members of the Polish squadrons. The current owner has preserved an extraordinary private archive relating to this period, including contemporary records and signed memorabilia, offering a rare insight into the role the property is believed to have played during the war.
Having been carefully transformed by its present owners over more than three decades, the house retains its architectural character while incorporating thoughtful modern reconfiguration. Today, it represents a unique combination of history, provenance and exceptional family living.
LOCATION
The setting on the edge of Kneeton offers an exceptional degree of privacy while remaining conveniently placed for local amenities. Kneeston is a delightful rural hamlet, situated just two miles from the desirable village of East Bridgford, which offers an extensive range of amenities including a Post Office, thriving village store, outstanding Church of England primary school, medical centre, active church community and a popular village pub. Kneeton offers ease of access to the A46 as well as a wide variety of country walks on the doorstep.
Close to hand the larger market towns of Bingham and Newark offer excellent retail amenities and professional services. Nottingham city centre is approximately 10 miles and the village is well located for various road networks providing access to the regions commercial and retail centres. Swift rail access to the City of London is available from both Newark and Grantham stations.
TO CONCLUDE
A truly distinctive home of considerable charm and character in an idyllic rural setting. Viewing is highly recommended.
TENURE
Freehold
SERVICES
Oil fired central heating, mains electricity and water are understood to be connected. Private drainage systems.