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House & Single-family home (For sale)

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6 ba

Reference: EDEN-T118259712 / 118259712

Willoughby House is a distinguished Grade II listed residence occupying a prominent position within the heart of the highly regarded village of Norwell. Offering an exceptional combination of period character, versatile accommodation and lifestyle appeal, the property provides a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial village home within one of Nottinghamshire's most sought-after locations. The principal house offers five bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms arranged over three floors, whilst the inclusion of two one-bedroom ancillary suites known as Arthur's Stable and The Hayloft creates a rare opportunity for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or independent space for family members. Rich in original features, the property retains much of the charm synonymous with its heritage, including sash windows with working shutters, exposed timbers, feature fireplaces and a charming vaulted cellar. The thoughtfully arranged accommodation is centred around a series of elegant reception rooms, a well-appointed breakfast kitchen and a light-filled orangery which provides a seamless connection to the private walled gardens beyond. Outside, the gardens offer a delightful extension of the living space, enjoying a high degree of privacy and a sunny aspect throughout the day. A driveway and detached double garage further enhance the practicality of the property, whilst the ancillary accommodation significantly broadens its appeal and flexibility. Combining the elegance of a substantial village home with the versatility demanded by modern family life, Willoughby House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark period residence within one of Nottinghamshire's most desirable village communities. ACCOMMODATION GROUND FLOOR Accessed via a side entrance porch, the property opens into an impressive reception hallway where a substantial fireplace forms an immediate focal point, complete with a working fire and traditional dog grate. Character features include a Yorkshire sliding sash window, exposed ceiling beam and attractive limestone flooring. Acting as the central spine of the home, this area provides access to the principal reception rooms, kitchen and orangery, whilst also connecting to the original entrance hall with its staircase rising to the upper floors. A door with steps leads to an accessible vaulted cellar, offering useful storage and housing the floor mounted Worcester oil-fired boiler. The limestone flooring continues seamlessly into a rear lobby, currently arranged as a study area, although equally suited to accommodating a piano or reading space. Attractive French doors lead into the orangery, allowing natural light to flood the area and creating an excellent connection with the garden beyond. Leading directly from the rear lobby is a practical guest cloakroom and boot room, fitted with a low-level WC and wash hand basin, whilst also providing useful storage for coats, boots and outdoor clothing. The kitchen is well appointed and fitted with an extensive range of granite work surfaces, complemented by a central island incorporating a breakfast bar, creating an ideal space for both everyday family life and informal entertaining. A comprehensive range of drawers and cupboards provides excellent storage throughout. Forming the focal point of the room is an impressive stainless steel Smeg range cooker featuring two ovens, a griddle plate and six-ring gas hob with extractor canopy above. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge, whilst the practical layout is further enhanced by both a principal sink and a secondary preparation sink. Natural light is provided by a sash window to the side elevation, whilst French doors create a seamless connection to the orangery beyond. A panelled and glazed door provides convenient access to the driveway and garage. A wonderful addition to the home, the orangery provides an elegant living and entertaining space that beautifully connects the interior of the property with the surrounding gardens. Constructed with double glazing throughout, the room is bathed in natural light and enjoys two sets of French doors opening directly onto the terrace and gardens beyond. Thoughtfully positioned between the kitchen and rear lobby, the orangery acts as a natural bridge between these areas, enhancing the flow of the ground floor accommodation and creating an effortless connection between the principal living spaces. Whether utilised as a garden room, informal reception space or entertaining area, the orangery offers a delightful vantage point from which to enjoy the gardens throughout the seasons. The dining room is a beautifully proportioned reception room enjoying a dual aspect with sash windows to both the front and rear elevations, each retaining their working shutters. A feature fireplace provides an attractive centrepiece, whilst an exposed ceiling beam further reinforces the room's timeless appeal. A secondary door connects directly to the original entrance hall, creating excellent flow between the principal reception spaces. Equally inviting, the sitting room enjoys a dual aspect with a sash window to the front elevation complete with working shutters, together with a further window to the side providing excellent levels of daylight throughout the day. A welcoming reception room, it features an exposed ceiling beam and an attractive fireplace incorporating a cast iron open fire with traditional dog grate, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. A secondary door leads directly into the original entrance hall. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the original entrance hall, featuring a traditional quarry tiled floor and an attractive entrance door with fanlight above, allowing natural light to filter into the space. From here, a staircase rises to the first and second floor accommodation. FIRST & SECOND FLOOR A dog-legged staircase rises from the entrance hall to the first-floor landing, where a sash window to the front elevation provides natural light. The landing provides access to the continuation staircase rising to the second floor, together with the principal bedroom suite and bedroom three. The principal bedroom is a beautifully proportioned room featuring exposed ceiling timbers and a dual aspect arrangement. A sash window to the front elevation retains its working shutters, whilst a Yorkshire sliding sash window to the rear provides additional natural light. A door leads into an exceptional en-suite dressing room and bathroom. Generously proportioned, the space is fitted with a range of wardrobes and enjoys a dual aspect with a sash window to the front and a further window to the rear. The bathroom area is appointed with twin vanity wash hand basins set beneath a marble countertop, low-level WC, bidet, large shower enclosure and a freestanding slipper bath. Particularly indulgent is the opportunity to relax in the bath whilst enjoying the ambience of the feature marble fireplace, complete with a working open fire and traditional dog grate. Further enhancing the practicality of the suite, a second door leads directly onto the rear first-floor landing, allowing easy circulation around the upper floors whilst providing a degree of separation between the bedroom and bathroom areas. Bedroom three is a charming double bedroom retaining a wealth of original features, including exposed ceiling beams and a sash window to the front elevation complete with working shutters. A feature cast iron fireplace with decorative tiled inserts, cast iron grate and stone hearth provides an attractive focal point, whilst fitted bookshelves further enhance the room's individual charm and practicality. The family bathroom is appointed with a four-piece suite comprising a pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, bidet and bath with shower over and glazed shower screen. The room is complemented by part-tiled walls and a sash window to the side elevation, providing natural light and ventilation. To the rear of the first floor, the landing opens into a versatile area that lends itself to a variety of uses. Currently arranged as a laundry space, it could equally function as a study, reading area or hobby space, adding further flexibility to the accommodation. An attractive stone fireplace forms a focal point, whilst a sash window to the side elevation enjoys views over the gardens and creates a bright and pleasant working environment. Bedroom two is a particularly spacious double bedroom enjoying a dual aspect with sash windows to two elevations, allowing excellent levels of natural light throughout the day. A striking granite fireplace provides an attractive focal point and further complements the room's heritage. The room also benefits from a large trap door providing access to a useful loft space. A door leads to a private en-suite shower room fitted with a wash hand basin, low-level WC and shower cubicle. A continuation staircase rises to the second floor where two further bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom create an excellent guest or family suite. Rich in character and enjoying a degree of separation from the principal accommodation below, this level is particularly well suited to older children, visiting family members or guests. Both bedrooms are positioned beneath the roofline of the original house and enjoy dual aspects with dormer windows to the front elevation together with additional windows providing natural light. Exposed ceiling timbers add warmth and individuality throughout. To the rear of each bedroom, doors open into useful dressing areas and lobby spaces which in turn provide access to the adjoining bathroom. Serving both bedrooms via a Jack and Jill arrangement, the bathroom is fitted with a well-appointed suite comprising a sunken bath, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin, bidet and low-level WC... View more View less Willoughby House est une résidence distinguée classée Grade II, occupant une position de premier plan au cœur du très réputé village de Norwell. Offrant une combinaison exceptionnelle de caractère d’époque, d’hébergement polyvalent et d’attrait de style de vie, la propriété offre une occasion rare d’acquérir une maison de village imposante dans l’un des sites les plus prisés du Nottinghamshire. La maison principale offre cinq chambres et quatre salles de bain/douche réparties sur trois étages, tandis que l’ajout de deux suites annexes d’une chambre connues sous le nom d’Arthur’s Stable et The Hayloft offre une rare opportunité de vie multigénérationnelle, d’hébergement pour les invités ou d’espaces indépendants pour les membres de la famille. Riche en éléments originaux, la propriété conserve beaucoup du charme de son héritage, notamment des fenêtres à guillotine avec volets fonctionnels, des poutres apparentes, des cheminées et une charmante cave voûtée. Les logements soigneusement conçus sont centrés autour d’une série de salons de réception élégants, d’une cuisine petit-déjeuner bien équipée et d’une orangerie lumineuse qui assure une connexion fluide avec les jardins privés clos au-delà. À l’extérieur, les jardins offrent une extension délicieuse de l’espace de vie, bénéficiant d’un haut degré d’intimité et d’un aspect ensoleillé tout au long de la journée. Une allée et un garage double détaché renforcent encore la praticité de la propriété, tandis que les logements annexes élargissent considérablement son attrait et sa flexibilité. Alliant l’élégance d’une maison de village imposante à la polyvalence requise par la vie familiale moderne, Willoughby House représente une occasion rare d’acquérir une résidence historique emblématique au sein de l’une des communautés villageoises les plus prisées du Nottinghamshire. HÉBERGEMENT REZ-DE-CHAUSSÉE Accessible par un porche latéral, la propriété s’ouvre sur un impressionnant hall d’accueil où une grande cheminée forme un point focal immédiat, avec un feu fonctionnel et une grille traditionnelle pour chiens. Parmi ses caractéristiques figurent une fenêtre à guillotine coulissante du Yorkshire, une poutre apparente au plafond et un joli sol en calcaire. Servant de colonne vertébrale centrale de la maison, cet espace donne accès aux principales salons de réception, à la cuisine et à l’orangerie, tout en reliant le hall d’entrée d’origine avec son escalier montant aux étages supérieurs. Une porte avec escaliers mène à une cave voûtée accessible, offrant un espace de rangement utile et abritant la chaudière au sol à fioul de Worcester. Le sol en calcaire se poursuit sans interruption dans un hall arrière, actuellement aménagé comme espace d’étude, bien qu’il convienne aussi bien à un piano qu’à un espace de lecture. De jolies portes-fenêtres mènent à l’orangerie, laissant la lumière naturelle inonder la zone et créant une excellente connexion avec le jardin au-delà. Directement depuis le hall arrière se trouve un vestiaire pratique pour invités et une salle à coffre, équipé d’un WC bas et d’un lavabo, tout en offrant un espace de rangement pratique pour manteaux, bottes et vêtements d’extérieur. La cuisine est bien équipée et équipée d’une vaste gamme de surfaces de travail en granit, complétées par un îlot central intégrant un bar pour le petit-déjeuner, créant un espace idéal à la fois pour la vie familiale quotidienne et les réceptions informelles. Une gamme complète de tiroirs et de placards offre un excellent rangement partout. Le point central de la pièce est un impressionnant four en acier inoxydable à Smeg avec deux fours, une plaque à plaque et une plaque à gaz à six anneaux avec un auvent extracteur au-dessus. Les appareils intégrés comprennent un lave-vaisselle et un réfrigérateur, tandis que la disposition pratique est renforcée par un évier principal et un second évier de préparation. La lumière naturelle est assurée par une fenêtre à guillotine sur la façade latérale, tandis que les portes-fenêtres créent une connexion fluide à l’orangerie au-delà. Une porte à panneaux et vitrés permet un accès pratique à l’allée et au garage. Ajout merveilleux à la maison, l’orangerie offre un espace de vie et de réception élégant qui relie magnifiquement l’intérieur de la propriété aux jardins environnants. Construite avec un double vitrage partout, la pièce baigne de lumière naturelle et bénéficie de deux portes-fenêtres s’ouvrant directement sur la terrasse et les jardins au-delà. Placée avec soin entre la cuisine et le hall arrière, l’orangerie agit comme un pont naturel entre ces zones, améliorant le flux des logements au rez-de-chaussée et créant une connexion sans effort entre les espaces de vie principaux. Qu’elle soit utilisée comme salle de jardin, espace de réception informel ou espace de réception, l’orangerie offre un point de vue agréable pour profiter des jardins tout au long des saisons. La salle à manger est une salle de réception magnifiquement proportionnée, bénéficiant d’une double orientation avec des fenêtres à guillotine vers les façades avant et arrière, chacune conservant ses volets fonctionnels. Une cheminée à thème offre un centre de table attrayant, tandis qu’une poutre apparente renforce encore l’attrait intemporel de la pièce. Une porte secondaire relie directement au hall d’entrée d’origine, créant un excellent flux entre les principales salles de réception. Tout aussi accueillante, le salon bénéficie d’un double aspect avec une fenêtre à guillotine donnant sur la façade avant avec volets fonctionnels, ainsi qu’une autre fenêtre sur le côté offrant d’excellents niveaux de lumière du jour tout au long de la journée. Salle de réception accueillante, elle dispose d’une poutre de plafond apparente et d’une cheminée attrayante intégrant un feu ouvert en fonte avec une grille traditionnelle pour chien, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse et confortable. Une porte secondaire mène directement au hall d’entrée d’origine. Le hall d’entrée d’origine complété le rez-de-chaussée complète comprend un sol traditionnel carrelé de carrière et une porte d’entrée attrayante avec un éventail au-dessus, laissant filtrer la lumière naturelle dans l’espace. À partir de là, un escalier monte vers les logements du premier et du deuxième étage. PREMIER ET DEUXIÈME ÉTAGE Un escalier en forme de pattes en chien monte du hall d’entrée jusqu’au palier du premier étage, où une fenêtre à guillotine donnant sur la façade avant fournit la lumière naturelle. Le palier donne accès à l’escalier de continuation montant au deuxième étage, ainsi qu’à la suite principale et à la chambre trois. La chambre principale est une pièce magnifiquement proportionnée, avec des poutres apparentes au plafond et une disposition à double face. Une fenêtre à guillotine vers la façade avant conserve ses volets fonctionnels, tandis qu’une fenêtre à guillotine coulissante du Yorkshire à l’arrière apporte une lumière naturelle supplémentaire. Une porte mène à une salle de vestige et une salle de bain attenante exceptionnelles. Généreusement proportionné, l’espace est équipé d’une gamme de garde-robes et bénéficie d’un double aspect avec une fenêtre à guillotine à l’avant et une autre fenêtre à l’arrière. La salle de bain est équipée de deux lavabos à lavage jumelles sous un plan de travail en marbre, des toilettes basses, un bidet, une grande douche et une baignoire autoportante pour chaussons. Particulièrement gourmande est la possibilité de se détendre dans la baignoire tout en profitant de l’ambiance de la cheminée en marbre caractéristique, avec un feu ouvert fonctionnel et une grille traditionnelle pour chiens. Pour renforcer la praticité de la suite, une seconde porte mène directement au palier arrière du rez-de-chaussée, permettant une circulation facile aux étages supérieurs tout en assurant une certaine séparation entre les zones chambre et salle de bain. La troisième chambre est une charmante chambre double conservant une richesse de caractéristiques originales, notamment des poutres apparentes au plafond et une fenêtre à guillotine donnant sur la façade avant, avec volets fonctionnels. Une cheminée en fonte avec inserts carrelés décoratifs, grille en fonte et foyer en pierre offre un point focal attrayant, tandis que des étagères intégrées renforcent encore le charme et la praticité individuels de la pièce. La salle de bain familiale est équipée d’une suite quatre pièces comprenant un lavabo sur piédestal, des toilettes basses, un bidet et une baignoire avec douche et paravent vitré. La pièce est complétée par des murs partiellement carrelés et une fenêtre à guillotine sur la façade latérale, fournissant lumière naturelle et ventilation. À l’arrière du premier étage, le palier s’ouvre sur une zone polyvalente qui se prête à de nombreux usages. Actuellement aménagé comme buanderie, il pourrait tout aussi bien servir d’espace d’étude, de lecture ou d’espace de loisir, ajoutant ainsi une flexibilité supplémentaire à l’hébergement. Une jolie cheminée en pierre forme un point focal, tandis qu’une fenêtre à guillotine sur la façade latérale offre une vue sur les jardins et crée un environnement de travail lumineux et agréable. La chambre deux est une chambre double particulièrement spacieuse, bénéficiant d’une double ouverture avec fenêtres à guillotine sur deux élévations, offrant d’excellents niveaux de lumière naturelle tout au long de la journée. Une cheminée en granit saisissante offre un point ... Willoughby House is a distinguished Grade II listed residence occupying a prominent position within the heart of the highly regarded village of Norwell. Offering an exceptional combination of period character, versatile accommodation and lifestyle appeal, the property provides a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial village home within one of Nottinghamshire's most sought-after locations. The principal house offers five bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms arranged over three floors, whilst the inclusion of two one-bedroom ancillary suites known as Arthur's Stable and The Hayloft creates a rare opportunity for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or independent space for family members. Rich in original features, the property retains much of the charm synonymous with its heritage, including sash windows with working shutters, exposed timbers, feature fireplaces and a charming vaulted cellar. The thoughtfully arranged accommodation is centred around a series of elegant reception rooms, a well-appointed breakfast kitchen and a light-filled orangery which provides a seamless connection to the private walled gardens beyond. Outside, the gardens offer a delightful extension of the living space, enjoying a high degree of privacy and a sunny aspect throughout the day. A driveway and detached double garage further enhance the practicality of the property, whilst the ancillary accommodation significantly broadens its appeal and flexibility. Combining the elegance of a substantial village home with the versatility demanded by modern family life, Willoughby House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark period residence within one of Nottinghamshire's most desirable village communities. ACCOMMODATION GROUND FLOOR Accessed via a side entrance porch, the property opens into an impressive reception hallway where a substantial fireplace forms an immediate focal point, complete with a working fire and traditional dog grate. Character features include a Yorkshire sliding sash window, exposed ceiling beam and attractive limestone flooring. Acting as the central spine of the home, this area provides access to the principal reception rooms, kitchen and orangery, whilst also connecting to the original entrance hall with its staircase rising to the upper floors. A door with steps leads to an accessible vaulted cellar, offering useful storage and housing the floor mounted Worcester oil-fired boiler. The limestone flooring continues seamlessly into a rear lobby, currently arranged as a study area, although equally suited to accommodating a piano or reading space. Attractive French doors lead into the orangery, allowing natural light to flood the area and creating an excellent connection with the garden beyond. Leading directly from the rear lobby is a practical guest cloakroom and boot room, fitted with a low-level WC and wash hand basin, whilst also providing useful storage for coats, boots and outdoor clothing. The kitchen is well appointed and fitted with an extensive range of granite work surfaces, complemented by a central island incorporating a breakfast bar, creating an ideal space for both everyday family life and informal entertaining. A comprehensive range of drawers and cupboards provides excellent storage throughout. Forming the focal point of the room is an impressive stainless steel Smeg range cooker featuring two ovens, a griddle plate and six-ring gas hob with extractor canopy above. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge, whilst the practical layout is further enhanced by both a principal sink and a secondary preparation sink. Natural light is provided by a sash window to the side elevation, whilst French doors create a seamless connection to the orangery beyond. A panelled and glazed door provides convenient access to the driveway and garage. A wonderful addition to the home, the orangery provides an elegant living and entertaining space that beautifully connects the interior of the property with the surrounding gardens. Constructed with double glazing throughout, the room is bathed in natural light and enjoys two sets of French doors opening directly onto the terrace and gardens beyond. Thoughtfully positioned between the kitchen and rear lobby, the orangery acts as a natural bridge between these areas, enhancing the flow of the ground floor accommodation and creating an effortless connection between the principal living spaces. Whether utilised as a garden room, informal reception space or entertaining area, the orangery offers a delightful vantage point from which to enjoy the gardens throughout the seasons. The dining room is a beautifully proportioned reception room enjoying a dual aspect with sash windows to both the front and rear elevations, each retaining their working shutters. A feature fireplace provides an attractive centrepiece, whilst an exposed ceiling beam further reinforces the room's timeless appeal. A secondary door connects directly to the original entrance hall, creating excellent flow between the principal reception spaces. Equally inviting, the sitting room enjoys a dual aspect with a sash window to the front elevation complete with working shutters, together with a further window to the side providing excellent levels of daylight throughout the day. A welcoming reception room, it features an exposed ceiling beam and an attractive fireplace incorporating a cast iron open fire with traditional dog grate, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. A secondary door leads directly into the original entrance hall. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the original entrance hall, featuring a traditional quarry tiled floor and an attractive entrance door with fanlight above, allowing natural light to filter into the space. From here, a staircase rises to the first and second floor accommodation. FIRST & SECOND FLOOR A dog-legged staircase rises from the entrance hall to the first-floor landing, where a sash window to the front elevation provides natural light. The landing provides access to the continuation staircase rising to the second floor, together with the principal bedroom suite and bedroom three. The principal bedroom is a beautifully proportioned room featuring exposed ceiling timbers and a dual aspect arrangement. A sash window to the front elevation retains its working shutters, whilst a Yorkshire sliding sash window to the rear provides additional natural light. A door leads into an exceptional en-suite dressing room and bathroom. Generously proportioned, the space is fitted with a range of wardrobes and enjoys a dual aspect with a sash window to the front and a further window to the rear. The bathroom area is appointed with twin vanity wash hand basins set beneath a marble countertop, low-level WC, bidet, large shower enclosure and a freestanding slipper bath. Particularly indulgent is the opportunity to relax in the bath whilst enjoying the ambience of the feature marble fireplace, complete with a working open fire and traditional dog grate. Further enhancing the practicality of the suite, a second door leads directly onto the rear first-floor landing, allowing easy circulation around the upper floors whilst providing a degree of separation between the bedroom and bathroom areas. Bedroom three is a charming double bedroom retaining a wealth of original features, including exposed ceiling beams and a sash window to the front elevation complete with working shutters. A feature cast iron fireplace with decorative tiled inserts, cast iron grate and stone hearth provides an attractive focal point, whilst fitted bookshelves further enhance the room's individual charm and practicality. The family bathroom is appointed with a four-piece suite comprising a pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, bidet and bath with shower over and glazed shower screen. The room is complemented by part-tiled walls and a sash window to the side elevation, providing natural light and ventilation. To the rear of the first floor, the landing opens into a versatile area that lends itself to a variety of uses. Currently arranged as a laundry space, it could equally function as a study, reading area or hobby space, adding further flexibility to the accommodation. An attractive stone fireplace forms a focal point, whilst a sash window to the side elevation enjoys views over the gardens and creates a bright and pleasant working environment. Bedroom two is a particularly spacious double bedroom enjoying a dual aspect with sash windows to two elevations, allowing excellent levels of natural light throughout the day. A striking granite fireplace provides an attractive focal point and further complements the room's heritage. The room also benefits from a large trap door providing access to a useful loft space. A door leads to a private en-suite shower room fitted with a wash hand basin, low-level WC and shower cubicle. A continuation staircase rises to the second floor where two further bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom create an excellent guest or family suite. Rich in character and enjoying a degree of separation from the principal accommodation below, this level is particularly well suited to older children, visiting family members or guests. Both bedrooms are positioned beneath the roofline of the original house and enjoy dual aspects with dormer windows to the front elevation together with additional windows providing natural light. Exposed ceiling timbers add warmth and individuality throughout. To the rear of each bedroom, doors open into useful dressing areas and lobby spaces which in turn provide access to the adjoining bathroom. Serving both bedrooms via a Jack and Jill arrangement, the bathroom is fitted with a well-appointed suite comprising a sunken bath, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin, bidet and low-level WC...

Reference: EDEN-T118259712

Country: GB

City: Newark

Postal code: NG23 6JN

Category: Residential

Listing type: For sale

Property type: House & Single-family home

Rooms: 5

Bedrooms: 7

Bathrooms: 6

Parkings: 1

Garages: 1

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