Teversal Village, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NG17

OVERVIEW

Believed to have been constructed circa 1640, the Grade II, imposing stone built Rectory enjoys a secluded position amongst its grounds. Situated close to Hardwick Hall on the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire border, the unspoilt, preservation village of Teversal provides a rural oasis on the fringe of a former mining dominated area. The village is centred around the Grade I Norman Church and it’s imposing neighbouring Rectory which has retained many of its original features. The property is surrounded by formal gardens of approximately seven-eighths of one acre and it’s approached via a gravelled courtyard driveway. The property itself, which is oil centrally heated, has two distinct wings and offers eight bedrooms, three reception rooms, which provides a large family home with further potential through the presence of a detached stone built bakery/brew house and a large multi-roomed cellar. Access to surrounding centres is by way of the M1 Motorway at Junction 28/M1- A38 and (truncated)

ACCOMMODATION DETAILS

GROUND FLOOR

Central Reception Hallway

6.3m x 2.44m

Entered by a distinctive doorway with heavy entrance door and wide stone steps. Exposed Parquet block floor, open balustrade staircase to the first floor, radiator, British Telecom telephone point and coved ceiling.

Lounge/Drawing Room

7.14m x 4.9m

Shuttered deep bay windows overlooking the front and rear elevations. Central carved fireplace with Marble hearth and a large multi-fuel burner, twin arched display recesses with fitted book shelving, coved ceiling, picture rail, T.V. aerial point, radiator and further fan assisted radiator, exposed Oak boarded floor, cornice ceiling. Views over the garden.

Dining Room

4.93m x 4.47m

Shuttered bay windows overlooking two elevations to the south and east, the front and back gardens. Open fireplace incorporating a stunning carved limestone feature and cast iron grate . Coved ceiling, picture rail, and double radiator.

INNER HALLWAY

Study

3.94m x 2.5m

South facing window. lnbuilt cupboards and double radiator.

Downstairs Cloaks

Low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, radiator and beamed ceiling. Fitted coat hooks.

Fitted Farmhouse Kitchen

4.9m x 3.05m

Fitting from a beamed ceiling and a range of hand made units with a stainless steel bowl sink unit, range of double and single base and wall units, preparation work surfaces, double leaded light display cabinet, feature brick chimney breast housing a twin oven, AGA oil fired cooker range providing cooking facilities. Full height shelving, radiator, shuttered windows and exterior side door leading onto the courtyard.

Utility/Breakfast Room

4.85m x 4.6m

L-shaped room, maximum measurements. Pair of glazed French doors providing natural light into the room and giving access onto the south facing garden. Feature designed units, housing plumbing for automatic washing machine, and space for a fridge or freezer. A door leads onto the boiler room housing the oil fired central heating» boiler providing hot water for the domestic water systems and central heating radiators with thermostat and clock control.

Rear Entrance Porch

Quarry tiled floor and outside door leading onto the courtyard.

Cellar

Steps down from the inner hallway leading to a large CELLAR divided into a number of compartments ideal for storage or with the potential for further conversion. With vaulted wine cellar and original features.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing

Approached by an OPEN ANCIENT BALUSTRADE STAIRCASE to a HALF LANDING with a feature arch to picture window, giving access to the main FRONT LANDING with:

Bedroom One

4.95m x 3.86m

Shuttered picture windows overlooking the gardens. Decorative fireplace, inbuilt wardrobe, double radiator, picture rail and coved ceiling.

En-Suite/Dressing Room

3.05m x 2.41m

Return door to the landing, double radiator, shuttered window and understairs cupboard, with potential to convert into an en-suite W.C.

Bedroom Two

4.9m x 3.8m

Shuttered picture window overlooking the garden. Double panelled radiator, inbuilt wardrobe, recess display shelving, coved ceiling and picture rail.

Bedroom Three

5.33m x 3.58m

Shuttered windows overlooking the south facing garden, inbuilt wardrobe, double radiator and coved ceiling.

Bedroom Four

4.98m x 3.15m

Shuttered window overlooking the Grade 1 church next door, inbuilt storage cupboard, double radiator, coved ceiling and picture rail.

Additional Landing

To the rear wing accommodation having a radiator.

Bedroom Five/Study-Lounge

4.42m x 3.4m

Cottage picture window overlooking the south facing garden. Feature cast-iron fireplace, inbuilt display shelving, inbuilt wardrobe and radiator.

Main Bathroom

3.66m x 2.8m

Cottage window. Fitted with a White three piece suite comprising a large free standing oval bath, large shower over, pedestal wash hand basin with vanity light and mirror over, electric shaver point, modern stainless steel radiator, large walk-in linen cupboard housing the copper hot water cylinder, cold water tank and airing shelving.

Further Separate W.C & Shower Room

Cubical shower unit, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks and radiator.

SECOND FLOOR

Landing

Leading off a further staircase. inbuilt useful storage cupboards built into the eaves with access into the loft space. Storage heater.

Bedroom Six

4.93m x 2.95m

UPVC sealed unit double glazed window offering views over rural countryside and to "The Old Rectory's" own gravel courtyard. Radiator, fitted wall light and exposed beamed ceiling.

Bedroom Seven

4.88m x 2.9m

UPVC sealed unit double glazed window, radiator and exposed timber beams.

Bedroom Eight

4.93m x 2.87m

UPVC sealed unit double glazed window, radiator and exposed timber beams.

Guest Bathroom

4.93m x 2.82m

White three-piece suite comprising a walk-in shower, W.C. and pedestal wash hand basin with mirror and shaver point over. Radiator, exposed ceiling beams and fitted wall light.

Study

2.54m x 2.46m

Inbuilt separate airing cupboard serving the second floor hot water system and bathroom. Wooden skylight window.

THE GROUNDS

This stunning property sits within approximately seven-eighths of an acre, with well established lawns and plants, shrubbery and trees, a secluded vegetable garden, two gravelled driveway entrances, a double garage as well as two stand alone buildings with renovation potential. The garage also houses the household septic tank.