Holme Lane, Nottingham, NG12

Set within the significant 280 acre landscape of Holme Pierrepont Country Park, this exceptional Grade II listed, nineteenth century residence represents a rare blend of historic character and refined modern living. Occupying a private position close to the historic Holme Pierrepont Hall, and just moments from the National Watersports Centre and Skylarks Nature Reserve, the setting offers an enviable balance of countryside tranquillity and excellent connectivity.

The property has undergone a comprehensive and highly sympathetic refurbishment, thoughtfully preserving its architectural heritage while introducing the comforts expected of a contemporary home. Period features such as exposed brickwork, original beams and gothic arched windows sit effortlessly alongside underfloor heating, bespoke joinery and contemporary fixtures and fittings.

Outside, the gardens have been carefully landscaped to create a series of inviting outdoor spaces designed for both relaxing and entertaining. Terraces and seating areas are arranged around the house to capture the light throughout the day, while a first floor balcony enjoys peaceful views across the surrounding parkland. Electric gates open onto a generous gravel driveway providing extensive parking, together with a garage and workshop.

Ground Floor
A substantial entry door opens into an impressive reception hall, immediately setting the tone for the home’s blend of heritage and craftsmanship. An exposed chimney breast and built in seating create a warm and welcoming introduction, with the hallway leading naturally into the heart of the home.

Two beautifully appointed reception rooms sit either side of the hall. The dining room enjoys dual aspect views through distinctive gothic arched windows, with a further door opening onto a side terrace, making it an ideal setting for both formal dining and summer entertaining. Engineered oak flooring adds warmth and elegance to the space.

Opposite, the snug provides a more intimate retreat, centred around a cast iron log burner set within exposed brickwork and resting on a stone hearth. Substantial beams add further character, creating a cosy room perfectly suited to quieter winter evenings.

The dining kitchen forms the centre of the home and has been carefully designed to accommodate both everyday family life and larger gatherings. Natural light fills the room from windows on two sides, with views across the enclosed courtyard terrace and surrounding gardens. There is also a ground floor WC accessible via this space, fitted with a WC and a wash hand basin with mirror above.

The dining area is cleverly positioned beneath the staircase, where a glazed wine storage feature creates a striking backdrop for a breakfast table. French doors open directly onto the patio, allowing the interior to flow seamlessly into the outdoor entertaining space.
The kitchen itself is beautifully crafted, with bespoke cabinetry produced by local craftsmen providing high quality storage. A large central island offers generous preparation space and informal seating, making it a natural gathering point for family and guests.

Appliances include a Rangemaster professional cooker with matching extractor, integrated full height fridge and freezer, and a dedicated appliance cupboard with Siemens microwave and space for smaller appliances. A dual bowl sink sits beneath a window overlooking the side garden and is fitted with a Quooker instant boiling tap, while quartz worktops and matching window sills provide both durability and elegance. An integrated dishwasher and concealed refuse storage maintain the clean lines of the design.

Beyond the kitchen, a hallway leads to the highly impressive sitting room, this beautifully proportioned space is designed for entertaining, with doors opening onto the courtyard as well as a front terrace overlooking the gardens. An ornate period style fireplace with cast iron log burner forms an elegant focal point, while the generous scale allows for multiple seating arrangements.

Practical spaces have also been carefully considered, a rear porch leads into a secondary hallway, providing access to the driveway, boot room and garage. The fitted boot room includes extensive storage, while the adjoining utility area features an inset sink, integrated washing machine and tumble dryer, together with a dedicated dog wash station.
An integral workshop, accessed from the secondary hallway, includes a stainless steel sink and external barn style door, with internal access to the garage. A nearby shower room adds further convenience.

First Floor
The staircase rises to a spacious first floor landing serving four bedrooms, two of which benefit from en suite bathrooms and there is a separate shower room.

The principal suite is a generous king sized bedroom with useful eaves storage and a beautifully appointed en suite, fitted with a roll top bath, vanity wash hand basin, low flush WC, separate shower and heated towel radiators.

A second bedroom suite offers a further spacious double room with an en suite bathroom featuring a claw foot bath, decorative tiling, a pedestal wash hand basin and WC, complemented by exposed beams that echo the home’s heritage.

The third bedroom features a door opening onto an elevated, spacious terrace seating area with sweeping views across the Holme Pierrepont estate, whilst bedroom four provides a comfortable double room.

A stylish shared shower room serves these rooms, with a walk-in shower, WC and wash basin with mirror above.

Outside
The property is approached via a shared driveway leading to electric gates which open onto a private sweeping gravel drive, bordered by mature planting and landscaped beds. Established planting and fenced boundaries throughout the gardens provide privacy, while the expansive lawn to the front provides a spacious recreational area.

Stone pathways connect a series of terraces surrounding the property, including patios that are accessed from the kitchen, dining room and sitting room, creating numerous areas for outdoor dining with exterior lighting enhancing the gardens during the evening hours.
Additional features include the integral workshop, garage and a discreet timber clad stores positioned beside the sitting room. To the rear of the property, a sheltered courtyard, accessed directly from the kitchen and sitting room provides a charming, enclosed setting for intimate entertaining and dining.

Location
Holme Pierrepont is one of Nottinghamshire’s most desirable locations, offering a rare blend of countryside tranquillity and excellent connectivity. The area is best known for the beautiful Holme Pierrepont Country Park, home to the National Water Sports Centre, where activities include rowing, sailing, white water rafting, cycling and scenic running trails. Nearby Skylarks Nature Reserve provides peaceful wetlands, wildlife and picturesque walks, while the historic Holme Pierrepont Hall adds further character to the surrounding landscape.

The property enjoys a private and quiet setting with countryside walks available directly from the doorstep. Despite its peaceful setting, the vibrant centres of West Bridgford, Radcliffe on Trent, Bingham and Cotgrave are all within easy reach, offering an excellent range of cafés, restaurants, pubs and everyday amenities.

For sport and leisure, the area is exceptionally well served, with The Nottinghamshire Golf Club, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and the sporting venues of Nottingham Forest and Notts County all nearby. Excellent road links via the A52, A46 and M1 provide convenient access to Nottingham, Newark, Leicester and beyond.

Agents Note
Please be aware that some of the images within the listing are virtually staged.

Tenure
Freehold

Services
Mains electricity, water, and gas are understood to be connected to the property with drainage via a private septic tank.

Council Tax
Rushcliffe Borough Council – Tax band G.

Broadband & Cellular
Ultrafast broadband is available at this property, along with 5G cellular coverage, however, this may be dependant on your network supplier.

EPC Rating
E