Extraordinary luxury home with history goes up for sale in Worksop

This stunning Arts and Crafts home for sale in Worksop dates back over a century, and has exceptional architectural detail.

The five-bedroom property on Sparken Hill stands within an acre of landscaped grounds, and is within walking distance of Clumber Park, to add to its considerable appeal.

It also offers a link-detached annexe, a converted cellar and many outbuildings within its flexible layout.

A gated driveway leads in to the historic property through grounds with mature trees.

Through the original front door is a bright entrance hall with oak flooring that leads to main ground floor rooms and a cloakroom. A working butler’s bell remains as a feature.

The drawing room, with a lovely bay window, has an original fireplace fitted with a multi-fuel stove. Windows on two elevations allow natural light to flood in while giving views over the garden.

From the dining room, with oak floor and original fireplace, is a wall of original glazed doors and windows that open to a covered loggia with a black and white tiled floor, celebrating the home’s Arts and Crafts heritage.

A terrace beyond is perfect for entertaining.

Within the bespoke kitchen​, ​handcrafted by Utopia of Newark, ​are granite worktops, a tiled inglenook and​ integrated appliances​ that include a double oven, combination microwave, induction hob, professional dishwasher, fridge and Quooker tap.

There's a lower breakfast bar​ that's perfect for children​​, while an adjoining​ bay-fronted snug ​with oak flooring​ features an original fireplace with a multi-fuel stove​.

Another great feature of the home is a walk-in pantry ​with an original cold slab​. An adjoining utility room includes shelving, laundry connections and a traditional suspended drying rack.

Bespoke sage-green cabinetry ​and slate flooring equips the boot room for ​outdoor regalia and a side door ​opens to the driveway and gardens.

The handcrafted central staircase is​ described by the agent as ​'one of Camelot’s finest original features​'. Heart motifs within the balustrade reflect the earlier craftsmanship, while large landing windows fill the staircase with natural light.

The principal suite​ is luxurious and comprises a bedroom, en suite and​ dressing room​ with bespoke fitted storage.

The bedroom ​displays an original fireplace and triple windows overlooking the gardens​, while its bay-fronted en suite ​has a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and separate ​wc. ​

Another bay-fronted double bedroom with original fireplace and garden views has a fitted wardrobe, and a third room is dual-aspect with handcrafted furniture and a charming window seat.

Currently ​used as a guest room, the fourth bedroom has an original fireplace, fitted wardrobes and a remote-control Velux window​, while a versatile fifth bedroom could suit many uses.

A black-and-white tiled family bathroom has a freestanding bath, rainfall shower, and a wash-basin​-vanity-unit.

A front home office​ has shelving​, and a secondary staircase ​gives access to two of the bedrooms, creating ​potential to form a separate area​.

There is further potential with the main loft ​that could be converted into bedrooms, a ​main suite or additional living accommodatio​n.

The tanked cellar ​at lower-ground-floor level has been converted into​ entertaining space​, with a kitchen, currently used as a games room, together with a wine store, wet room and storeroom.

Outside is a sunken courtyard, with steps to the main gardens.

The link-detached annexe has a covered walkway, ​with its ​main room used as a home office supported by a shower room and ​a wc. Its loft has conversion potential to make the annexe a self-contained guest suit​e or alternative.

Outbuildings include a double garage, ​gym, carport with inspection hatch, two garden stores and a log store.

The south-west facing grounds ​offer linked spaces​, with sweeping lawn​s, a wildflower meadow and pond. A fairy-lit seating area​ is charming, and power and water points are​ throughout the gardens.

A sunken trampoline adds to the facilities, and a kitchen garden, with berry bushes and established fig, apricot, pear and apple trees provides seasonal homegrown produce.

Camelot, Sparken Hill, Worksop, Notts., ​is for sale at £1,250,000, ​with Smith and Co Estates Ltd, Mansfield​, Notts.

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