Welcome to Manor House, a characterful, Grade II listed three bedroomed detached residence that showcases wonderful charm throughout. With large living spaces, wonderful gardens and an additional one bedroomed annexe, this is an excellent opportunity for a wide variety of purchasers.
Read MoreWelcome to Manor House, a characterful, Grade II listed three bedroomed detached residence that showcases wonderful charm throughout. With large living spaces, wonderful gardens and an additional one bedroomed annexe, this is an excellent opportunity for a wide variety of purchasers.
Exterior and Gardens
The home dates back to around the 1500’s and is the presumed birthplace of William Bradford, an English Pilgrim Separatist who emigrated to the USA and went on to become governor of the Plymouth Colony. William Bradford wrote the journal “Of Plymouth Plantation”, a highly authoritative account for Pilgrims understanding the sea voyage, the first winter and early Pilgrim life.
The home itself is incredible, offering five reception rooms, incorporating a stunning lounge and a dining room featuring a beautiful inglenook fireplace. Three double bedrooms occupy the first floor, including an impressive master bedroom suite and a family bathroom. The property is in need of a scheme of work to fulfil its modern-day potential.
The exterior of the home is outstanding and has a variety of green space, including a large lawned garden and mature trees. There is also a circular driveway, carport and a double garage. Additional living space can be found within a one bedroomed annexe that has a bathroom, kitchen and a reception room.
Manor House is located in the desirable village of Austerfield and is within walking distance of the popular market town of Bawtry. Within Bawtry are a host of amenities, such as highly rated restaurants, boutique shops and public houses. Moments away from the home is Bawtry Golf Club, which is set for exciting development in the coming years. The property is well situated for connections to the A1, M18 and M1. Doncaster train station is accessible within a short drive and provides a range of rail journeys, including London Kings Cross which is reachable in around 1.5 hours.
The property briefly comprises of on the ground floor: Entrance hall, WC, dining room, sitting room, lounge, kitchen, rear porch, conservatory and inner hallway.
Basement Level: Cellar.
On the first floor: Landing, master bedroom, master en-suite bathroom, bedroom 2 hallway, bedroom 2, family bathroom and bedroom 3.
Outbuildings: Store, annexe and double garage.
A heavy timber door opens to the:
With a side facing timber glazed window, exposed original beams, wall mounted light point, central heating radiator and oak flooring. An opening gives access to the WC and an oak door with obscured glazed panels opens to the dining room.
Having a side facing timber glazed window, flush light point and tiled flooring. A suite comprises a low-level WC and a wash hand basin with a chrome mixer tap and a storage unit beneath.
Dining Room
An impressive dining room with front and rear facing timber glazed windows, additional UPVC double glazed windows, original beams, wall mounted light points, a flush light point, central heating radiators and oak flooring. The focal point of the room is the Inglenook fireplace with stone walling. Within the fireplace is a log burner. A timber door opens to the sitting room and openings give access to the lounge and inner hallway.
Sitting Room
With front and side facing timber glazed windows, additional UPVC double glazed windows, original beams, wall mounted light point, central heating radiator and herringbone timber flooring.
Lounge
A large lounge with front and side facing timber glazed windows, additional UPVC double glazed windows, wall mounted light points, recessed lighting, central heating radiators and timber flooring. A timber door opens to the kitchen.
Kitchen
With a rear facing timber glazed window, strip lighting, original beams, central heating radiator and timber flooring. A range of fitted base/wall and drawer units incorporate a work surface, upstands and an inset 1.5 bowl sink with a mixer tap. There is the provision for integrated appliances. A timber door opens to the rear porch, a timber sliding door with double glazed panels opens to the conservatory and a timber sliding door opens to the inner hallway.
Having lighting. A heavy timber door opens to the rear of the property.
Conservatory
With front, side and rear facing UPVC double glazed windows and lighting.
A timber door opens to the cellar and kitchen.
With light and power.
From the inner hallway, a staircase with timber handrails rises to the:
Having original beams and lighting. Openings give access to the master bedroom, bedroom 2 hallway and bedroom 3.
Master Bedroom
A sizeable master bedroom with rear and front facing timber double glazed windows, original beams and a pendant light point. An opening gives access to the master en-suite bathroom.
Master En-Suite Bathroom
With front and rear facing timber glazed windows, original beams, flush light point, central heating radiator and timber flooring. A raised tiled area houses the en-suite which comprises a low-level WC and a wash hand basin with traditional chrome taps and storage beneath. A free standing bath with a roll top has a chrome mixer tap and an additional hand shower facility.
Having a flush light point. Timber doors open to bedroom 2 and the family bathroom.
Bedroom 2
With a side facing timber glazed window, original beams, central heating radiator and herringbone timber flooring. To one corner is a wash hand basin.
Family Bathroom
Having a rear facing timber glazed obscured window, recessed lighting and a central heating radiator. A suite comprises low-level WC and a pedestal wash hand basin with traditional taps. To one wall is a panelled bath with traditional chrome taps.
Bedroom 3
With a side facing timber glazed window, exposed beams, flush light point, central heating radiator and timber flooring.
From High Street, two timber gates open to the front of the property and a circular driveway has parking for four vehicles. At the centre of the driveway is a raised planter with rockery and a mature tree. There is exterior lighting and external power points.
The driveway is surrounded by mature trees and plants. Access can be gained to the storage room and the main entrance door.
Timber gates open to a further area that has a large driveway with parking for further vehicles, a hardstanding carport and an area mainly laid to lawn with a bench and a plethora of mature trees. Access can be gained to the garden store, annexe, double garage, store and conservatory. There is exterior lighting, external power point and a water tap.
To the rear of the property is a large garden, mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and plants.
With light and power.
A useful annexe with a bathroom, kitchen, living area and a bedroom.
A UPVC door opens to steps that rise to the:
With a rear facing UPVC double glazed window and a flush light point. Timber doors open to the bathroom and living area.
Having a rear facing UPVC obscured double glazed window, flush light point, extractor fan and partially tiled walls. A suite comprises a low-level WC and a pedestal wash hand basin with traditional taps. To one wall is a panelled bath with traditional taps.
Living Area
With a front facing UPVC double glazed window, pendant light point, wall mounted light points and timber flooring. The focal point of the room is the fireplace. Timber sliding doors open to the kitchen and bedroom.
Kitchen
With a rear facing UPVC double glazed window and strip lighting. A range of fitted base/wall and drawer units incorporate a work surface and an inset 1.0 bowl sink with traditional chrome taps. There is the provision for appliances.
Bedroom
With a front facing UPVC double glazed window, pendant light point and timber flooring. There is fitted furniture.
With up and over doors, light and power.
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Freehold
Mains gas, mains electricity, mains water and mains drainage. The mobile signal quality is good.
Information requested. The flood risk is very low.
The property is Grade II listed.
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