• A large detached Grade II listed four bedroomed home +
• Huge potential for careful improvements and layout upgrades +
• Wonderful historic property with over 2500 of internal accommodation +
• On the fringe of open countryside with excellent local walks and amenities +
• Walled garden with unique outbuildings suitable for home office or storage +
• Perfect for development enthusiasts with the majority of the interior being 20th century changes +
• Separate off-street parking space +
• Council Tax Band - F +
• EPC Grade - E +
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We are proud to market this wonderful Grade II Listed four bedroomed detached house in Mosborough with over 2500 feet of accommodation and with huge potential. Our vendors had the pleasure and privilege of living in this fantastic house for fifty-five years. Initially the house was listed Grade II because of its Jacobean doorway. This, more or less, unique house, has five doorways, each from different periods in British history. Saxon, Jacobean, Georgian, 20th Century, and one that is difficult to date (Formerly No 29). Since this house was built there have been over forty monarchs on the throne! The property is now ready for its next story to tell, in need of some careful and thoughtful upgrading, the property has been well-loved and maintained over many years and offers over 2500 feet of accommodation with four bedrooms and modern open plan living on the ground floor with a large living dining kitchen and a separate snug. The property may be listed but with careful consideration, there are lots of options to modernise and improve the spaces to suit a family with development aspirations or for DIY enthusiasts. We highly recommend an internal inspection to fully appreciate the possibilities here for this wonderful home steeped in history.

Mosborough is a suburban village in the southeast of Sheffield, with a history that blends rural roots and industrial heritage. Once part of Derbyshire until boundary changes in the 1960s, it retains a distinct identity within the city, with stone-built cottages, traditional pubs, and traces of its past as a coal mining and quarrying community. The area is surrounded by green spaces, including the nearby Moss Valley, offering scenic walks and wildlife habitats, while still being well-connected to Sheffield city centre and the M1. Modern Mosborough has a mix of housing developments, local shops, and schools, creating a family-friendly atmosphere that balances countryside charm with urban convenience.

Tenure - Freehold