Claremont, Winchilsea Avenue, Newark

A fine period Victorian property is situated on the highly regarded Winchilsea Avenue, only a short stroll of the facilities of Newark Town Centre. Claremont carries its name with pride on the original front gate pillar and the original history of this home continues with charm and character at every turn with panelled doors, original dog-leg staircase with turned bannisters and feature handrail, original cast-iron fireplaces to the first floor as well as the lounge and dining rooms.

The landscaping of the rear garden has created the perfect space for entertaining family and friends with al fresco dining with seating within the numerous sun traps. From the first cup of coffee and breakfast in the morning, to the lunchtime seating area and then the perfect relaxing area from which to enjoy the drops of Merlot... all drinks served from the purpose-built and well-stocked outdoor bar!

The accommodation on the ground floor is approached through a storm porch to a reception hall with the original stained glass work and attractive staircase rising to first floor. There are then two reception rooms, one with a bay window to the front elevation and one having double doors to the rear garden and both having decorative fireplaces. The open plan breakfast kitchen & garden room is of a generous size with range cooker and double doors to the rear garden. There is also a shelved utility room.

To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, two of which have decorative fireplaces. There is a bathroom with wash basin and bath with shower over and screen, with a separate W.C. from the landing.

Situated on a much sought-after road, please contact this office on to arrange your own viewing.

Nestled on the banks of the River Trent, Newark-on-Trent offers a unique blend of rich history, modern convenience, and picturesque natural beauty. This vibrant market town, a true hidden gem in Nottinghamshire, is a fantastic place to call home for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

A Town Steeped in History, Newark's past is etched into its stunning architecture and iconic landmarks. The majestic ruins of Newark Castle, a medieval fortress, stand proudly by the riverside, while the elegant Georgian and Victorian buildings lining the market square tell a story of centuries gone by. The town is also home to the fascinating National Civil War Centre, providing an immersive experience into its pivotal role in English history.

Excellent Connectivity Newark is a commuter's dream. With direct access to major roads including the A1, A46, and A17, travel to Nottingham, Lincoln, and Leicester is a breeze. For those needing to go further afield, Newark boasts two train stations. Newark Northgate offers high-speed services to London King's Cross, with a journey time of approximately 75 minutes, while Newark Castle provides connections to Nottingham and Lincoln.

Vibrant Community and Lifestyle Life in Newark is never dull. The town centre, with its cobbled market square, hosts regular open-air markets, including popular antique and farmers' markets, creating a bustling, community-focused atmosphere. You'll find a wide array of independent shops, high-street brands, and an excellent selection of award-winning restaurants, pubs, and coffee shops. For leisure, enjoy a tranquil stroll along the riverside towpath, explore the nearby Sherwood Forest, or catch a show at the Palace Theatre.

The town is well-equipped with a variety of quality nurseries, primary schools, and secondary schools, including the well-regarded Magnus Church of England Academy only a 30 second walk away. Residents also benefit from a range of amenities, including a leisure centre with swimming and tennis facilities, a cinema, and several parks and green spaces.

An arched and open storm-porch leads through the original entrance door with its coloured and leaded lights and matching side windows.

Reception Hallway - with the original staircase rising to the first floor and a useful understairs storage cupboard. Central heating radiator.

Lounge - 4.72m x 4.57m (15'6 x 15'0) - with a central heating radiator and feature bay with sash windows. Feature fireplace, picture rail and ornate cornicing.

Open Plan Breakfast Kitchen - 7.11m x 3.43m (23'4 x 11'3) - A spacious area incorporating a hand-built kitchen with solid base and wall units. Five ring gas range cooker, One and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap and drainer. Windows to two elevations ensuring plenty of light to the kitchen. Tiled flooring and a breakfast table area and fitted bench seating. Plumbing for a dishwasher.

The Open Plan Garden Room Area - with side window and double doors leading to the landscaped rear garden.

Utility Room - shelved utility area with plumbing for a washing machine and space for a dryer, side door and tiled flooring.

Dining Room - 3.66m x 3.35m (12'0 x 11'0) - with a central heating radiator and feature fireplace and picture rail. Double doors lead outside to yet another sun-trap seating area.

Stairs To The First Floor Landing - From the hallway, a dog-leg staircase rises to the first floor landing, passing the side window which ensure plenty of light to the hallway and landing.

Bedroom 1 - 4.57m x 3.66m (15'0 x 12'0) - with a central heating radiator and working sash windows to two elevations. Feature and original fireplace.

Bedroom 2 - 3.66m x 3.35m (12'0 x 11'0) - with a central heating radiator and working sash window overlooking the rear garden. Feature and original fireplace.

Bedroom 3 / Home Office - 3.43m x 2.36m (11'3 x 7'9) - with a central heating radiator and working sash window overlooking the rear garden.

Bathroom - a two piece suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over with both handset and rainshower and a pivot screen, wash basin with cupboard under, chrome towel radiator, tiling to the walls and floor, extractor fan.

Separate W.C. - with a Victorian style pedestal wash basin and W.C., tiled flooring and window to the front elevation.

Outside - Front - the original brick wall and gate posts are enhanced with the house name, Claremont, being engraved within. The gravelled borders are well-stocked with mature shrubs and a central pathway leads to the open storm porch.

Outside - Rear - The current owners have created the perfect venue for entertaining family and friends with ease of maintenance at the forefront of the landscaping. The artificial grass ensures an easy play area throughout the year, whatever the weather and the rear garden is fully enclosed for safe play. To the side of the property is a further morning sun-trap and three very useful storage sheds. Sensibly, an outside tap has been fitted.

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Outside - For Al Fresco Entertaining - From the first cup of coffee and breakfast in the morning, to the lunchtime seating area and then the perfect relaxing area from which to enjoy the last drops of Merlot... all drinks served from the purpose-built, shelved and well-stocked bar!