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45 Common Road Thorpe Salvin | Worksop | Nottinghamshire | S80 3JJ 45 Common Road Thorpe Salvin | Worksop | Nottinghamshire | S80 3JJ 45 Common Road.indd 1 25/05/2018 07:01 45 Common Road.indd 2 25/05/2018 07:01 45 Common Road.indd 3 25/05/2018 07:01 Step inside Common Road A well proportioned detached four bedroom family Study home set within the extremely desirable award Currently used as a study but has the potential for winning rural village of Thorpe Salvin. The property varying different uses should a buyer so wish. stands in private grounds with superb far reaching Engineered wooden flooring and window to the rear country views to the rear. Internally, the property elevation. benefits from an abundance of natural light throughout and boasts spacious accommodation in excess of Kitchen three thousand sqft set over two floors. Fitted with a traditional range of hard wood base and wall units with work surfaces over incorporating The accommodation briefly comprises an inner hall, display cabinets, drawers and shelving. Sink with mixer sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen/living area, tap, built in fridge freezer, decorative coving and ceiling conservatory and bar on the ground floor, with four roses. Tiled flooring. double bedrooms, a dressing room and two superbly appointed bathrooms on the first floor. An oil fired Living Room heating system provides central heating to radiators An integral part of the kitchen providing an excellent in the majority of rooms. space to entertain guests. Decorative coving and ceiling roses, tiled flooring, exposed brickwork and There are delightful gardens flanked with mature feature brick fireplace with inset oil burning fire. Patio trees and shrubs to both the front and rear of the doors lead through to the conservatory and bar at property which enjoy an excellent level of privacy. the rear. There is off road parking for a number of vehicles which give access to an attached single garage. Conservatory A large conservatory with doors leading out to the Ground Floor rear gardens. Tiled flooring, exposed brickwork and feature log burning fire. Entrance Hall Entrance door with twin glazed panels, hard wood Bar flooring and decorative coving. Ceiling spot lights and exposed brickwork. Sitting Room Utility Room A spacious reception room with bay window to the Fitted with a range of base units with surface over. front elevation. Feature stone fireplace with inset fire, Space for washing machine and dryer. Tiled flooring decorative coving. and access to the integral garage at the front of the property. Dining Room A second proportioned reception room with bay W/C window to the front elevation. Decorative coving and Fully tiled with suite comprising wash hand basin and wall lights. W/C. 45 Common Road.indd 4 25/05/2018 07:01 First Floor Master Bedroom An impressive master bedroom suite with a walk in dressing area fitted with an extensive range of cupboards, leading through to the en- suite bathroom at the rear. En Suite Bathroom A fully tiled bathroom suite comprising free standing bath with chrome taps over, wash hand basin, mirror with feature lighting, W/C and ceiling spot lights. Window to the rear elevation. Bedroom 2 A good sized double bedroom with views over the rear elevation. Built in storage cupboards and ceiling spot lights. Bedroom 3 Double bedroom with views over the front elevation. Bedroom 4 Double bedroom with views over the front elevation. Bathroom A fully tiled bathroom suite comprising double walk in shower with separate hand held shower, wash hand basin, W/C and ceiling spot lights. Window to the rear elevation and eaves storage. 45 Common Road.indd 5 25/05/2018 07:01 Step outside Common Road Outside There is gated vehicular access to the driveway which provides ample parking for a number of vehicles and leads to the integral single garage. The property benefits from mature gardens to both the front and rear of the property, enjoying far reaching country views. The rear gardens have extensive lawns, mature planting, a mixture of apple and plum tree and a spacious patio area ideal for entertaining guests. There is feature lighting around the outside of the property along with an outside tap. Tenure We are given to understand that the property is freehold. Services Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired heating. Rating assessment We are advised by the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham that 45 Common Road is in Rating Band D. Location Thorpe Salvin is a delightful village location surrounded by open fields and gives easy access to the local town of Worksop. The commuter is well served by the excellent main line rail link from Retford station into London Kings Cross, or the regional motorway network with the M1, A1(M) and M18 within easy reach. Robin Hood Airport is close by providing flights to the continent. Sherwood Forest, National Trust Clumber Park and a variety of other attractions are close at hand. 45 Common Road.indd 6 25/05/2018 07:01 Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Copyright © 2018 Fine & Country Ltd. Registered in England and Wales. Company No. OC391807 MWJ Estates LLP trading as Fine and Country Bawtry. Registered address: Six Oaks, Grove, Retford, Notts DN22 0RJ. Printed 25.05.18 45 Common Road.indd 7 25/05/2018 07:01 Fine & Country Tel +44 (0)1302 591000 [email protected] 30 South Parade, Bawtry, Doncaster, South Yorkshire DN10 6JH 45 Common Road.indd 8 25/05/2018 07:01.
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