Landcroft Lane, Sutton Bonington

Smiths Property Experts are favoured with instructions to market Jubilee House, an exciting opportunity to acquire a period family home set behind electric gates in private grounds extending to circa 0.35 of an acre.

The property is presented in excellent condition and offers a rare ‘lifestyle home’ in this highly regarded Rushcliffe village location. The gardens are beautifully manicured. There is a sweeping, gravel-laid driveway, and a detached self-contained annexe suite.

Dating back in the original part to the 1920s, the main house is a fine example of a handsome and semi-rural family home with a seamless blend of period charm and contemporary living. The current owners have curated a unique and special family home comprising five reception areas, four good-sized bedrooms, and three bathrooms.

The layout includes an oak-fronted entrance hall, a dining room, a sitting room, a library/study, and a bay-fronted snug. In addition, there is a stunning centrepiece ‘living’ kitchen with a modern extension having a vaulted ceiling and glazed bi-fold doors opening out onto the garden. The bespoke kitchen is designed in a shaker style and installed by the locally revered Charnwood Kitchens. There is Oak Parque flooring and a natural stone fireplace in the living area. The accommodation includes a WC, a cloak cupboard, and a useful utility room.

Upstairs, a pretty split landing gives access to four double bedrooms and a family shower room. The second bedroom has en-suite facilities, and the impressive dual-aspect principal bedroom suite benefits from fitted wardrobes and a most impressive five-piece private bathroom suite. Of note are the many views and aspects of the grounds from the internal living spaces.

Main House 2,549 square feet

Annexe 523 square feet

Total Floor Area 3,072 square feet

(measurements are approximate)

To the front, there is a deep lawned verge and hedgerow with electrically operated timber gates. A gravel-laid sweeping driveway with manicured gardens befits the house. To the left-hand side is the annexe.

The house is centrally located within its grounds, allowing the current owners to establish impressive and spectacular wrap-around gardens with extensive lawns, borders, box hedging, and mature trees. There is a raised vegetable patch and several entertaining and seating areas, including a covered veranda to the immediate rear of the main house that is accessible from the dining room and a wonderful spot for ‘Al Fresco’ dining.

EPC Rating: E.

Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax Band: F.

Local Authority: Rushcliffe Borough Council.