Main Street, Nottingham, NG14

The present owners commissioned specialist contractors to completely transform the property into a 21st century home of the highest calibre. The property now presents itself as one of the most captivating, exquisitely appointed and interesting homes we have seen.
Special mention is made of the replacement of all the original windows and glazing sections with handcrafted bespoke double glazed hardwood frames and nickel furnishings.
Exquisite internal doors, high-end custom-built kitchen, luxurious sanitaryware and on trend interior design are hallmarks of this remarkable home.

GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION
A high quality oversized entrance door leads to a stunning reception hallway, providing an immediate indication to the calibre of the property, with accommodation splitting to two defined wings.
The ground floor provides three main reception rooms, a magnificent bespoke kitchen, as well as a fabulous period orangery connecting to an outdoor entertainment area and swimming pool.
The high grade Hettich Kitchen provides the heart to the home, with a range of extensive quartz working surfaces extending to a circular breakfast bar complemented by a comprehensive range of high calibre cabinets and superb appliances.
The ground floor accommodation is completed with practicalities including a utility room and downstairs shower room.

FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION
Arguably one of the signature features of The Coach House is the fine oak dressed staircase which alights from the ground floor boasting a wide gauge single flight design with stunning polished steel balustrading, and from the landing itself there is a stunning leafy aspect over the adjacent walled gardens.
In all the first floor provides five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a snug / gaming room - ideal for guests or teenagers (accessed from two staircases).
The luxurious principal bedroom suite showcases a high vaulted ceiling revealing exposed roof truss formations, three sealed unit double glazed Velux roof lights. Leading off is a private landing having an oak dressed staircase descending to a superb dressing room and high quality en suite shower room.

EXTENSIVE WALLED GARDENS AND GROUNDS - 0.72 acres (or thereabouts)
The setting of The Coach House is absolutely stunning, standing within the leafy Conservation Area of Woodborough village adjacent to Woodborough Hall, a fine and substantial period property which this remarkable coach house conversion once served together with the connecting walled gardens. A long rising tarmacadam approach drive leads to The Coach House from Main Street through an imposing and absolutely stunning wrought iron gated entrance into a secure internal parking court, giving access to the integral double garage.
Immediately to the rear of The Coach House there is a wonderful, elevated stone terrace overlooking the inner walled garden and swimming pool courtyard - ideal for outdoor entertaining, connecting to the main house through the orangery and imposing double doors of the main sitting room. The inner walled garden area features a densely stocked shrubbery and level lawn with an arched opening in an original period wall leading out to the outer walled garden.
Beyond is a stunning outer walled garden featuring an expansive level lawn and a summer house and water garden at the far end offering a tranquil vantage point back towards The Coach House incorporating the leafy setting of the property. There is small mature spinney of interesting tree specimens and productive rose garden.

HEATED OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL
To the rear of the property is an outdoor pool enclosed by low level steel fence balustrading for safety purposes. The pool features a plant room and separate pool kitchen – perfect for alfresco entertaining.

WOODBOROUGH
Woodborough is a highly regarded village set in unspoilt undulating Nottinghamshire countryside, some eight miles or so to the north-east of Nottingham. The village offers a useful range of amenities - which include two village inns, a village hall, a tennis club, 'active' churches, primary schooling and a close by general village store.
The village has been successful in "Best Kept Village" competitions over previous years and is much loved by residents, both long-standing and recent.

Close to hand there are more extensive amenities and professional services in Arnold and on Mapperley Plains and from the village there is direct road access across Mapperley Plains into Nottingham centre.
In turn, the surrounding regional centres of Southwell, Newark on Trent, Mansfield and Grantham (with A1 connection southbound) are accessible from the house - as is the M1 Motorway network and the East Midlands Airport.
The A46 dual carriageway road improvements, which effectively link Lincoln to Leicester and the M1 Motorway (S), have improved commuting convenience from Woodborough (via the East Bridgford junction) to surrounding population centres which are now both quicker and safer and the village is very much 'on the map' for the commuting worker seeking a rural village way of life, whilst remaining conveniently placed for daily travelling.

SERVICES
Gas fired central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage are connected.