Thornelea, Long Lane, Shirebrook, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

GUIDE PRICE £270,000 - £290,000

A welcoming home with room to unwind, space to adapt and parking that makes everyday life easier.

Welcome to Thornelea, an extended three-bedroom detached home on Long Lane, Shirebrook, combining generous living space with a versatile layout, extensive gated parking and a low-maintenance rear garden. From family evenings spent together to finding a quiet corner to work from home, this is a property with the flexibility to suit the way you live.

Set behind a substantial brick boundary wall and decorative double gates, the expansive block-paved frontage makes an immediate impression. There is ample room to park several vehicles, making the coming and going of a busy household that little bit simpler.

Step inside and the entrance room offers a welcoming introduction. With two windows allowing natural light to fill the space, tiled flooring and recessed spotlights, this is somewhere you can make your own. Picture a dining table for breakfasts and evening catch-ups, a play area for little ones or a home office with room to spread out.

An archway leads through to the spacious kitchen, where grey Shaker-style cabinetry sits alongside warm wood-effect worktops and tiled splashbacks. There is plenty of storage and preparation space, while the range cooker and extractor create a focal point for those who enjoy cooking. A fitted microwave and dishwasher add everyday convenience, whether you are preparing a quick midweek meal or taking your time over a Sunday roast.

The adjoining utility area keeps laundry neatly away from the main kitchen, with coordinating cabinetry, additional worktop space and room for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A separate storage cupboard, accessed via a step down, provides further useful storage. Completing this part of the home is a stylish downstairs WC, finished with contemporary marble-effect tiles, a vanity basin, concealed-cistern toilet and chrome towel radiator.

From the kitchen, an inner hallway provides access to the staircase, an understairs cupboard and the generous living room.

This inviting, dual-aspect room is somewhere to settle in and switch off. Wood flooring adds warmth, while a large window at one end and two further windows at the other bring in natural light. There is ample space for substantial seating, so you can picture everyone finding their favourite spot for a film night, relaxed weekend afternoon or an evening catching up with friends.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms and the family bathroom, keeping the spaces for rest and relaxation together, away from the bustle of the ground floor.

The main bedroom offers a calm and welcoming retreat at the end of the day. Two windows positioned along the same wall bring in natural light, while soft neutral décor and carpeted flooring create a comfortable backdrop for your own furniture and finishing touches. Picture fresh bedding, your favourite bedside lamps and somewhere to enjoy a slower start on a Sunday morning.

Bedroom two is another inviting space, with a large window bringing a bright, airy feel to the room. Currently arranged as a child’s bedroom, it is easy to imagine bedtime stories, favourite toys and a space that changes as your little one grows. Equally, it could become a welcoming guest room, giving visiting friends and family somewhere comfortable to settle in.

The third bedroom adds further flexibility and is currently arranged as a dressing room, with extensive built-in wardrobes providing excellent storage. For those who love having clothes and accessories neatly organised, this is a useful addition, while its use as a third bedroom remains an option to suit your household.

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom, where a four-piece suite caters for both busy mornings and quieter evenings. A separate shower enclosure makes getting ready straightforward, while the bath offers somewhere to unwind with a long soak or enjoy the children’s bedtime routine. A vanity basin provides storage for everyday essentials, complemented by a WC, chrome towel radiator, fully tiled walls and contrasting tiled flooring. Recessed spotlights and a window complete this practical, comfortable space.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden has been designed for easy upkeep, with block paving providing space for outdoor dining, seating and play. Add your favourite pots, arrange a comfortable seating area and enjoy having somewhere to spend time outdoors without a lawn to maintain. Gated side access connects the front and rear.

The detached brick-built garage is a further highlight. With an electric roller door, separate pedestrian access, power and lighting, it is divided into two sections and offers valuable space for storage, tools or hobbies. Whether you enjoy a practical project or simply need somewhere to keep bikes and outdoor equipment organised, this is a useful addition to the home.

With its generous gated frontage, flexible accommodation and easy-care outdoor space, Thornelea offers a welcoming setting for your next chapter. Contact Jacobs Prestige Properties to arrange your viewing and discover how it could work for you.