Church Street, Bunny, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG11

Originally constructed in 1686, The White House stands as the oldest property in the picturesque village of Bunny, occupying a tranquil position directly opposite the
historic church. This Grade II listed residence has been meticulously refurbished and renovated by the current owners, who have seamlessly integrated a stunning
barn conversion completed in 2007. Together, these buildings create a remarkable home set within beautifully established walled gardens that offer exceptional privacy
and seclusion. The marriage of historical significance with contemporary comfort makes this an extraordinarily rare find in today's property market.

The current owners have undertaken an extensive programme of modernisation throughout both the main house and barn, achieving an impressive balance between
preserving period charm and introducing twenty-first century luxury. Particular emphasis has been placed on energy efficiency, with comprehensive insulation, quality
double glazing, new external doors and underfloor heating installed throughout sections of the property. The result is a home that not only captivates with its original
features, heavily beamed ceilings and timeless character, but also provides the comfort and running costs associated with modern construction. This thoughtful
approach ensures future owners can enjoy the romance of a period property without compromise.

The accommodation offers remarkable flexibility across its generous layout, featuring three reception rooms on the ground floor and an extraordinary library space on
the first floor of the barn that provides a truly inspiring retreat. The heart of the home is found in the expansive kitchen diner with hand-built units with built-in modern
appliances, plus induction hob, electric cooker and micro-wave. Exposed beams and a characterful wood burning Rayburn stove create an inviting atmosphere for
family gatherings. Practical considerations have been carefully addressed with two downstairs cloakrooms positioned at either end of the property for convenience,
alongside a useful utility room adjoining the kitchen. The first-floor houses three beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms, a fourth bedroom and a family bathroom
complemented by a separate WC, providing comfortable accommodation for family life or guests.

The versatility of The White House extends beyond its internal spaces, as the main house and barn work magnificently as a single residence whilst also offering the
potential for ancillary accommodation. This adaptability opens up exciting possibilities for multi-generational living arrangements, allowing families to remain close
whilst maintaining independence and privacy. Alternatively, the configuration could serve those seeking to establish a home-based business, providing professional space separate from private living areas. Such flexibility is increasingly sought after yet rarely found in properties of this calibre and historical importance.

Outside, the property continues to impress with driveway parking and a double integral garage retaining its original floor. The rear courtyard setting is particularly
enchanting, offering wonderful views across the mature established gardens studded with specimen trees that create a truly spectacular backdrop. To the front, the
outlook encompasses the beautiful village church, grounding the property firmly within its community setting. This is an exceptional opportunity to become custodians of a historically significant residence that has been lovingly preserved and enhanced, ready to welcome its next chapter of family life in one of the area's most desirable village locations.

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