Spacious gardens, character interiors and garage in desirable Tickhill location.
Five bedrooms across three floors, including attic bedroom with en-suite (reduced head height)
Three reception rooms plus open-plan kitchen/diner, ideal for family living
Large, enclosed front and rear gardens with cobbled driveway and garage
Period features: high ceilings, sash windows, beams, feature fireplaces
Off-street parking, electric gates, intercom and mature privacy planting
Approx. 1,098 sq ft — compact internal size for a five-bedroom house
Stone walls assumed uninsulated — likely need energy-efficiency upgrades
Services and appliances untested; independent survey recommended
This handsome period semi offers substantial family living across three floors, combining high ceilings, original character and contemporary kitchen-dining space. Three reception rooms, five bedrooms and multiple bathrooms suit a growing or multi-generation household who value period detail and private outside space.
Externally the property sits behind stone walling with electric gates, cobbled driveway, garage and large enclosed gardens front and rear — rare for a village location and useful for outdoor entertaining or play. Practical benefits include off-street parking, mains gas central heating, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Notable drawbacks are stated plainly: the overall internal floor area is relatively small for a five-bedroom house (approximately 1,098 sq ft), the second-floor attic has reduced head height, and the original stone walls are recorded as having no insulation (assumed), so buyers should budget for potential energy-improvement works. Services and appliances have not been tested and should be independently checked.
Set in desirable Tickhill with well-regarded local primaries, nearby amenities and good commuter links via the M18/A1, this home will appeal to families seeking character, generous gardens and scope to improve energy performance and internal layout.