CAULDWELL HOUSE
Offering in excess of 6000 sq.ft of accommodation, Cauldwell House was converted from its former threshing barn past in 2007 and benefits from an abundance of characterful features which one would expect from conversion of this calibre – original stone exterior, exposed interior stone walls, vaulted beamed ceilings, galleried landings and ‘narrow slit’ windows to name a few. The property offers a versatile arrangement depending on personal living style. Ground and first floor accommodation is currently configured to be utilised as either one complete dwelling, or alternatively, one primary dwelling with the benefit of an independent annexe. Overall, the property is an excellent example of where old meets new and provides excellent living space ideal for modern day family occupation.

THE ACCOMODATION
Offering an abundance of accommodation arranged across 3 floors, the ground floor of Caudwell House comprises of; Entrance hall, open plan living/ dining room with vaulted beamed ceilings and galleried landings, breakfast kitchen, utility with additional drying room, leisure facilities, a fully fitted boot room, annexe kitchen, shower room and a WC. To the first floor; feature galleried landing, master suite with dressing area, bathroom and mezzanine living space, 3 further double bedrooms, sitting room/ study, en-suite and a Jack-and-Jill bathroom servicing two of the bedrooms. To the second floor there is a further galleried landing with reading/ study area and two double bedrooms which both benefit from en-suites.

LEISURE FACILITIES
One of the most enviable features which Cauldwell House benefits from is the stunning leisure suite. Enjoying a south-westerly aspect, the substantial space offers two storey high glazed windows which allow for beautiful and uninterrupted views of the gardens and beyond. In brief, the facilities comprise of; garden room with sitting and dining areas, 12.5 meter heated swimming pool, shower room, changing facilities, sauna and plant room.

GARDENS & GROUNDS
Occupying a plot of approximately 1 acre, Cauldwell House enjoys beautifully landscaped gardens befitting of this home. The property is accessed via a private road which leads on to a gravel laid drive that services the property and the parking area which has allocated parking and a double garage with loft space above. Much of the garden is found to the rear of the property. A raised paved terrace leads off the garden room which offers a fantastic entertaining space and vantage point to enjoy the gardens and open fields beyond. The remainder of the garden is predominantly laid to lawn and enhanced by mature trees, established hedging & shrubbery and a selection of bedded plants. There is useful secondary access to the rear of the property via a further gravel laid drive which leads to a recently constructed timber frame 4 car garage – the perfect addition for car enthusiasts or those seeking useful storage.

LOCATION
Pleasley Vale is located within a valley renowned historically for its former milling industry, modern day sees it as a mainly residential and agricultural farming area. It is an extremely well-placed area which is conveniently located within easy reach of the M1 Motorway (approx 4.5 miles), Mansfield (approx. 3.5 miles), Chesterfield (approx. 10 miles), Nottingham (approx. 25 miles) and Sheffield (approx. 29 miles).

Pleasley Vale and nearby Mansfield Woodhouse offer a number of local conveniences, however, the market town of Mansfield has developed substantially from its mining and textile industry past into a large residential and commercial district. Mansfield benefits from a broad selection of local amenities which you would come to expect from a town of its size. A theatre, restaurants, public houses, bars, banking, convenience stores, supermarkets, a shopping centre and numerous recreational activities are just a small selection.

DISTANCES
Mansfield 6.5 miles
Chesterfield 12.5 miles
Nottingham 22 miles
Sheffield 31 miles
Kings Mill Hospital 6.5 miles
M1 Motorway (J29) 7 miles
A60 4 miles

SERVICES
Mains electricity, water, septic drainage and oil-fired central heating are understood to be connected.

TENURE
Freehold.

VIEWINGS
Viewings strictly by appointment. Please contact Pavlo Jurkiw at Fine & Country Nottingham for more information.