If so, then cast your eyes over this three-bedroom cottage, which dates back to the 18th century and nestles in a prominent area of Ollerton, opposite the White Hart Hotel pub and close to St Giles’ Church, both on Market Place.
Mansfield-based estate agents BuckleyBrown say the property, which has traditional features such as ceiling beams, is currently used as an Airbnb. It has previously been listed as Savile House holiday cottage, providing self-catering accommodation.
Located on Station Road, it is now up for grabs for offers in the region of £240,000 and a spokesperson for BuckleyBrown says: “This beautiful property is full of history and really offers it all. It would be superb for growing families or for potential holiday rentals.”
As soon as you step inside, you feel at home within the light and airy ground-floor layout, which comprises a delightful lounge and a spacious, open-plan kitchen. Heading upstairs, you’ll be greeted by three versatile and good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom, fitted with a three-piece suite.
Outside offers an enclosed garden, full of character and with steps leading to a paved seating area. There is also off-street parking space for two cars at the rear of the property for added convenience.
Our photo gallery below gives you the chance to not only have a look round but also take a trip into the past to see how the cottage looked many years ago. For more information, including floor plans, visit the Zoopla website here.

9. Garden full of character
Time now to step outside, where you will find an enclosed and enchanting garden full of character. Photo: Zoopla

10. Pleasant seating areas
The garden boasts a couple of pleasant seating areas, with steps leading from one to the other. Photo: Zoopla

11. Soak up the sun
Soak up the sun in this paved seating area, which nestles among the plants and shrubs of the rear garden. Photo: Zoopla

12. Keeping up appearances
There's no doubt that the attractive external appearance of the 18th century cottage has stood the test of time, as this 2024 photo demonstrates. Photo: Zoopla

