• Grade II Listed Terraced Corrage +
• Town Centre Location +
• Two Bedrooms +
• Shower Room +
• Lounge with Wood Burning Stove +
• Fitted Kitchen +
• Delightful Mews Environment +
• Well Presented Throughout +
• Storage Heaters +
• EPC Rating E +

A delightful Grade II listed cottage forming part of a row of preserved town cottages in this delightful cobbled and stone paved Mews environment. It is approached via an archway from Kirkgate and via a footpath from Slaughterhouse Lane.

The well presented living accommodation has a wealth of charm and character and comprises front entrance door leading to lounge with beamed ceiling and a delightful brick arch fireplace housing a wood burning stove. There is a small, yet neatly fitted, kitchen with pine units, rear hallway with staircase leading to the first floor and cupboard below. On the first floor there is a landing, shower room and bedroom one which is a double room with Yorkshire sliding window, beam ceiling and cast iron fireplace. From the landing a staircase rises to the second floor and attic bedroom two.

Outside, to the front of the property, there is a blue brick forecourt and an area of land is located at the rear of the terrace. This cottage would be ideal for those seeking a period town centre home within easy reach of the excellent local amenities.

Within walking distance there is an excellent range of shopping facilities including Morrisons, Asda, Waitrose and Aldi supermarkets, and a recently opened M&S food hall. The focal point of the town centre is the attractive Georgian market square which holds regular markets and has a good variety of niche and chain shops as well as a range of quality bars, restaurants and cafes including Costa and Starbucks. There are excellent bus and rail links to Nottingham and Lincoln. Also fast trains are available from Newark Northgate station with a journey time to London King's Cross of approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. There is easy access to the A1 and A46 dual carriageways by car which allows fast journey times to Nottingham, Lincoln and Leicester. Newark has a good selection of primary and secondary schooling, of good repute, and a General Hospital.

This Grade II listed terraced cottage is situated within the Conservation Area and constructed of brick elevations under a pan tile roof covering and forms part of this row of restored town cottages in this charming Mews environment. The living accommodation is arranged over three levels and can be described in more detail as follows: