Property of the Week Grade II listed barn full of character – Newark Advertiser

A grade II listed barn and dovecote conversion in a quiet hamlet is for sale with Jon Brambles, of Newark, for 550,000.

Midwinter Cottage, on Town Street, Grassthorpe, is full of character features.

In addition to four bedrooms, the property has four reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen, two en-suites, and a family bathroom.

The property stands in delightful grounds of around 1.25 acres.

A reception hall has oak doors into the drawing room, dining room and cloakroom, and an archway to a snug. It has a flagstone floor and an oak staircase.

The drawing room has French doors to the garden, a feature brick fireplace with inset stove, and beamed ceiling.

The dining room has doors to a patio at the rear, and the snug forms a link between the former dovecote and the barn.

The lounge has two sets of French doors to the garden, and doors to the kitchen.

There is a brick fireplace with inset stove, a beamed ceiling, and exposed brickwork walls.

The large breakfast kitchen has a large central island, a chimney breast with a range cooker. There is also a study, rear hall, utility room and cloakroom.

The principal staircase leads to the galleried landing, three bedrooms and the family bathroom.

Midwinter Cottage stands on a delightful plot and is approached via electrically-operated gates. Twin five bar gates lead on to a driveway that provides parking for numerous vehicles.

There is a sizeable patio area in a courtyard at the front, which is edged with raised beds containingmature shrubs and plants.

At the rear there are two split-level Indian sandstone patios,

There is a summer house, log store, well-maintained lawns, and mature shrubs, plants and trees.

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Property of the Week Grade II listed barn full of character - Newark Advertiser