Tenure: Freehold
*GUIDE PRICE £300,000 to £315,000* MARKETED WITH NO CHAIN. Elston Hall is a historic Grade II listed building set within a stunning location on the edge of the sought after village of Elston. The Hall has been divided up into ten individual residences which have been sympathetically developed to provide a unique lifestyle whilst retaining the gorgeous period features from the original Hall.
One Elston Hall is a wonderful, charming end terraced period home and presents delightfully spacious accommodation comprising to the ground floor: welcoming entrance hallway with panelled walls, large lounge/diner with high ceilings and feature fireplace, breakfast kitchen with pine units and a range of appliances to include an electric hob, electric grill, electric oven, fridge and dishwasher. The first floor enjoys a bright and airy landing space, shower room, and two large double bedrooms with the main bedroom being of a significant size and having fitted furniture to include wardrobes and a dressing table.
Outside, this home is approached with a gravelled driveway with a private area available for parking for this property. There is also access to a generous garage that has power and light connected. The SOUTHERLY FACING gardens have been beautifully landscaped to include a range of mature plants/shrubs and a substantial lawned area. Other features of this home include majority double glazing and gas central heating.
EPC rating: E. Council tax band: E, Tenure: Freehold,
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The managed grounds, which Elston Hall is set within, are for the use of the residents only and subject to a residents charge of approximately £50 per month. The charge covers grass cutting, maintenance of the trees and the driveway.
Elston Hall was the home of the Darwin family from 1680 until just after the Second World War when the estate was sold. It is the birthplace of Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of Charles Darwin. Erasmus was the founder of the Lunar Society, which included Robert Boyle, Joseph Priestley and Benjamin Franklin. The church, across the road, contains several memorials to the Darwin family.
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected.
Traditionally a farming village, Elston has been a conservation area since 1992 and is located 5 miles south west of Newark. Amenities include 'The Chequers Inn' public house and restaurant, a community shop, 'All Saints' primary school and a village hall.
Please note these are draft particulars awaiting final approval from the vendor, therefore the contents within may be subject to change and must not be relied upon as an entirely accurate description of the property. Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct, their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not form part of any contract. All services, heating systems and appliances have not and will not be tested, and no guarantees have been provided for any aspects of the property, measurements are taken internally and cannot be assumed to be accurate, they are given as a guide only.
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