The Gables Farm in Little Carlton, documented as the oldest residential house in the county. It began life as a medieval hall in 1266 and expanded with its two wings added in about 1540.The Gables Farm in Little Carlton, documented as the oldest residential house in the county. It began life as a medieval hall in 1266 and expanded with its two wings added in about 1540.
The Gables Farm in Little Carlton, documented as the oldest residential house in the county. It began life as a medieval hall in 1266 and expanded with its two wings added in about 1540.

The oldest residential house in Nottinghamshire is up for sale for almost £1million

How do you fancy owning what is documented to be the oldest residential house in Nottinghamshire? A picturesque, Grade II listed timber-framed building, beautifully conserved.

The Gables Farm, on Ollerton Road in the charming village of Little Carlton, just three miles north of Newark, is on the market for £950,000.

With eight bedrooms, six reception rooms and four bathrooms, the detached property reportedly dates back to 1266 and is full to the brim of wonderful period-features, including exposed beams and rafters, vaulted ceilings and oak balustrade staircases.

It is incredibly versatile and would ideally suit a multi-generational family. Or there is fantastic scope to run a business within your own home.

There is also a separate, two-bedroom, self-contained annexe that offers business potential as office space or a bed and breakfast.

Adding to the appeal of The Gables Farm are two garages and a car port, a detached stable block with four stables, workshop, fenced paddocks and a large, mature garden.

The property is being marketed by estate agent Alasdair Morrison. Check out our photo gallery and go to the Zoopla website here for more information.