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Kiveton Lane | Kiviton Park | Sheffield | S26 6NL BISHOPS STABLE Bishops Stable 4 Todwick Court | Kiveton Lane | Kiviton Park | Sheffield | S26 6NL BISHOPS STABLE Nestled within a quiet enclave almost equidistant between the thriving villages of Kiveton Park and Todwick is Bishops Stable, a large and extremely attractive barn conversion that has been stylishly modernised by the current owners. “For me I’d say it was the location that proved to be one of the main attractions when we came across this property sixteen years ago,” says Clare. “I work in London, Sheffield and Nottingham, so being within easy reach of both the M1 and M18 has been a real godsend. However our immediate surroundings are peaceful and very rural, so we’ve been able to enjoy the best of both worlds.” A very large detached period converted barn in mellow limestone within level gated grounds amongst a Five double bedrooms and four reception rooms are arranged over two floors and feature cathedral style cluster of substantial character homes with views of beautiful rolling countryside. ceilings, revealed beams, natural stone and open fireplaces. The presentation and flexibility of the property is quite superb! Each and every space is with its own character and all rooms are spacious and light. A superb location in open countryside set away from Kiveton and Todwick villages with stunning views yet just a few moments to the M1 and the south Yorkshire motorway network bringing major commercial cen- The Reception hall is approached via double doors through an inner porch where a limestone floor spreads tres and the capital within easy daily travelling distance. out beneath the minstral gallery and stairs to the upper level and there is a cloakroom for convenience. “Each room has it’s own unique character and charm, but if I had to choose a favourite it would probably be the lounge,” says Clare. “It’s a lovely big room with floor-to-ceiling windows and patio doors on each side, so natural light just floods in, and it enjoys a lovely view of the garden.” A Claude Christian Kitchen offers a spectacular array of bespoke craftsman made cabinets in soft shades of “ice Cream” adorned with glossy black granite surfaces and a wealth of concealed appliances and cooking range. A similar fitted utility room with laundry is adja- cent but hidden away allowing this beautiful focal area of the home to perform as the hub of the house for gatherings and informal celebrations. The bespoke kitchen is light extends seamlessly with the Garden room. This combination is very in the moment and unites the home with the gardens which are inspired by Raymond Blanc’s home Le Manoir au Quat’Saisons: a Chelsea flower show award winner! Serving only to be inspired further to create an atmosphere of gastronomic pleasures. More formal dining can be had in the splendid medieval dining room with its stately feel enhanced by lofty cathedral ceilings and massive inglenook fireplace. The spit level sitting room is connected to the dining room also with high beamed ceilings, superb stone fireplace, oak floor and french doors leading out into the gardens both to the front and to the rear. The side gallery off the reception hall leads onto three ground floor bedrooms which are arranged to offer a large guest bedroom suite, gymnasium with luxury spa, sauna and a completely fitted dressing room with island display table. From the minstral gallery high above the reception hall at first floor a further suited room containing a bathroom and dressing room with fine views across gardens and rolling countryside. Seller Insight “The property began life as a farm building and was converted into a home in 1987, so when we came here fifteen years later it was definitely in need of a bit of TLC. Since then we’ve had the whole house renovated to a really high standard and it’s now absolutely beautiful throughout. We’ve been sympathetic to the style and sense of history of the building, so features such as the beautiful old exposed beams are on display, but it’s very much a modern home in every other respect. The layout flows beautifully and there’s a tremendous feeling of light and space throughout, however although each of the rooms is generously proportioned the house also has a really cosy feel. We’ve been incredibly happy here and I know I’m going to be devastated to leave.” “The garden room, lounge, dining room and one of the bedrooms all open onto the garden, so there’s a really nice connection between inside and out,” continues Clare, “and the garden itself is just lovely. We stayed at Le Manoir au Quat’Saisons and fell in love with the gardens there and so took inspiration when designing our own. We’ve planted lots of lavender, there are pergolas festooned with roses and we also have a pretty pond and water feature. It’s a very attractive space and both peaceful and private, and in my mind it’s a standout feature of the property.” “Todwick, which is within walking distance, is a lovely little village and caters for just about all of our day-to-day needs, and for everything else we can head into Sheffield,” says Clare. “We also benefit from really good transport links, and being surrounded by all of this glorious countryside means that we can go for lovely long walks. For us it’s been absolutely ideal.” “When we bought the house there were eight bedrooms, but we decided to knock three into one to create a fabulous master suite,” says Clare. “It features huge oak beams and four stunning chandeliers, so as well as being a real retreat it’s also a very impressive-looking space.” “The property as a whole has been a real haven for the past sixteen years and I know I’m going to be so sad when the time comes to leave,” says Clare. “I feel that we have transformed the house into a really outstanding home and I’ve loved living here.” The Master is quite superb and encompasses three very spacious areas. The bedroom is adorned with sub- Numerous sitting out locations to suite any mood; sheltered alfresco dining, patio and pergola, tea gardens stantial beams, natural oak floor and fabulous views from two aspects. and meandering pathways. A slipper bath is free standing and a focal point of the luxurious master bathroom which has a full suite, Additional information flooded with energetic light yet cosy and relaxing in an evening. The property is Freehold, on an adopted road and with private drainage shared with the four properties at Todwick Court. Beyond is the study or dressing room, both are possible in this which is probably the quietist place to retreat. The entrance is formal and suggests security as remote gates open to the drive and courtyard serving the Directions two garages. Once the gates are closed Bishops Stable in another world away from the hustle and bustle From M1 junction 31 take the A57 East to the roundabout at The Red Lion turning right onto Kiveton Lane where enclosed gardens are private and beautifully landscaped with formal lawns, scented pathways and and through Todwick Village. The property is on the left-hand side just past Kiveton Hall Farm Fisheries. structured topiary. LOCAL AREA Todwick and Kiveton are amazing villages. Just off the M1 but over rolling countryside so you can’t hear the traffic. There is a post office, a news agent, a hairdresser, a village hall, a pizza place and a pub, a café serving delicious cakes and an infant and junior school. There are two parks: one by the church, St. Peter and St. Pauls, which has been refurbished with new swings, a roundabout, climbing frame and a basketball court. The other known locally as the Rec with two football pitches used by the local club and another children’s play area. There is also a bowling green and a cricket club. Served by the rail stations at Kiveton Bridge and Kiveton Park situated on the Sheffield to Lincoln line with an hourly service to Cleethorpes on the East coast. Robin Hood International Air- port is just 20 miles North via the M18 making foreign travel a breeze. Access to major commercial centres in Mercia is made easy via the M1 motorway. Nearby Kiveton Community Woodland was managed by The Forestry Commission but now run by The Conservation Volunteers, if you want to get involved otherwise it’s a lovely place for fresh air as is the larger Clumber Park near Worksop, a Grade I listed park with over 3,800 acres of woods, open heath and rolling farmland. It contains the longest double avenue of lime (Tilia platyphyllos) trees in Europe, planted by the 5Th Duke of Newcastle. Or visit Rother Valley Country Park just two miles away where you can learn to water-ski. Sheffield City Centre is 11.5 miles, Worksop 8.5 miles. Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg. No. 2346083. Registered office address: Lancasters Property Services Ltd, 20 Market Street, Penistone, Sheffield, S36 6BZ copyright © 2018 Fine & Country Ltd. 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.
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