• A stunning four bedroom detached architect designed village home completed to a high standard bordering Epperstone Manor grounds. +
• Located on an exclusive village development forming a small enclave of highly regarded individual detached homes in a Conservation Area setting. +
• Quietly situated, at the head of the cul-de-sac, the property stands on an immaculately maintained, mature, landscaped plot of c0.30 Acres (or thereabouts). +
• Stunning outlook towards the picturesque grounds of Epperstone Manor, incorporating numerous specimen trees; in our opinion something rather special. +
• Immaculately presented, the house is complemented by efficient underfloor gas central heating and high-grade timber sealed unit double glazing. +
• Entrance hall, fine oak staircase, cloakroom, dual aspect sitting room and a stunning contemporary kitchen, day room and dining room in open plan and utility. +
• Landing, stunning primary bedroom suite with dressing room and bathroom, guest ensuite, two further double bedrooms and a luxury house bathroom. +
• Integral double garage, gated secure parking court, landscaped grounds maintained to an exceptional standard, garden summer house. +
• Direct access to Nottingham, Leicester, Mansfield, Arnold and Southwell amenities, with Newark on Trent offering a swift London main line rail service. +

5 WEST MANOR PARK
A stunning four bedroom detached village home of a traditional design designed by Trevor Muir Architect, on the exclusive West Manor Park development, a small enclave of highly sought after individual homes, completed to a high standard, in the main to each owner's specification.

Quietly situated, at the head of the cul-de-sac, the property stands on an immaculately maintained, mature landscaped plot of c0.30 Acres (or thereabouts) with a stunning outlook towards the picturesque grounds of Epperstone Manor, incorporating numerous specimen trees; in our opinion something rather special.

The house is traditionally built with beam and block internal flooring, complemented by underfloor gas central heating and high-grade timber sealed unit double glazing, meeting the village Conservation Area requirements. Constructed to a traditional brick and pantile design with stone windowsill and lintel detailing complemented by lead dressed dormers, and corbeled eaves and gable brickwork finishes, ease of maintenance was a primary consideration in the original 'one off' design.

Interestingly, West Manor Park derives its name from its proximity to Epperstone Manor, and the development lies within the original grounds of The Manor itself forming part of a complete residential redevelopment and refurbishment of the former Nottinghamshire Constabulary Headquarters and training facility, creating today what is one of the most desirable residential locations in the area.