North Street, Sturton-Le-Steeple, DN22

Situated in the well-regarded village of Sturton le Steeple, this attractive four-bedroom detached home enjoys a pleasant rural setting and has been thoughtfully updated to offer comfortable and versatile living for modern family life.

Set behind a mature hedge, the property has a welcoming frontage with a spacious gravel driveway providing ample off-road parking for several vehicles. The house itself retains plenty of character, with traditional brickwork and period features, while the addition of 4KW solar panels with backup storage batteries offers a practical, energy-efficient benefit. The system also contributes to heating the water, providing the added advantage of solar-generated energy.

The property further benefits from a well-designed heating system, comprising a multi-fuel stove with back boiler supplying radiators and hot water, complemented by an oil-fired central heating system, offering both efficiency and flexibility.

Sturton le Steeple is a popular village known for its historic church and strong sense of community. Surrounded by open countryside, it provides a peaceful setting while remaining conveniently located for access to nearby towns such as Retford and Gainsborough. Retford also offers direct rail links to London, making the area a good choice for commuters, with a range of local schools and amenities within easy reach.

Inside, the property offers a well-balanced layout with three reception rooms, each with their own character, including a comfortable snug which provides a quieter retreat. Parquet and hardwood flooring, along with three fully functional feature fireplaces—including wood-burning stoves—create a warm and homely feel, while large windows and French doors allow for plenty of natural light and views over the garden.

The conservatory provides additional flexible space, ideal as a sitting area, playroom or workspace, enjoying views across the garden and surrounding countryside.

The kitchen is both practical and full of character, fitted with a standard hob and cooker alongside ample storage and preparation space. A standout feature is the impressive cast iron kitchen range, which provides a real focal point and adds a touch of traditional charm to the room. A useful utility/porch area sits just off the kitchen, further enhancing the day-to-day functionality of the home, while a cellar/pantry offers valuable additional storage.

Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and French doors opening to views over open fields to the rear. The remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom fitted with a four-piece suite.

Externally, the property sits on a generous plot with gardens to both the front and rear, mainly laid to lawn and bordered by mature shrubs and trees, creating a private and established setting.

A particular feature of the property is the range of outbuildings to the rear, including barns and stables, which offer an exceptional level of versatility. Whether used for storage, workshops, home business space, or hobby use, these buildings provide a wide range of possibilities. Importantly, they also benefit from initial plans approved for conversion into a separate residential dwelling, presenting an excellent opportunity to create a self-contained annex—ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, or potential income, subject to the necessary consents.

Overall, this is a well-presented and adaptable home in a sought-after village location, offering a great balance of character, space, and future potential.

Barn

11.7m x 4.22m

Stable 1

3.71m x 2.97m

Stable 2

3.71m x 2.97m

Stable 3

3.71m x 2.97m

Stable 4

3.71m x 2.97m

Storage

2.17m x 1.67m

Kitchen

3.92m x 3.15m

Cellar

3.92m x 3.15m

Lounge / Dining Room

3.92m x 3.15m

Conservatory

3.92m x 3.15m

Snug

4.15m x 3.84m

Hall

3.92m x 3.15m

Bedroom 1

3.74m x 3.15m

Bedroom 2

4.05m x 3.15m

Bedroom 3

3.15m x 3.15m