Period farmhouse on c.1.2 acres with stables, barn conversion potential, and village location.
Grade II listed period farmhouse set in c.1.2 acres with orchard and paddock
Newly refurbished throughout with high-quality fixtures and bespoke kitchen
Large barn with first floor — potential annex conversion (requires listed consent)
Stable, hay store, shepherd’s hut and field shelter; equestrian-ready
Oil-fired central heating (environmental/operational considerations)
Medium flood risk — insurance and mitigation likely required
Ample off-street parking, electric gated driveway, suntrap central courtyard
Council Tax Band G — relatively high ongoing local taxation
Old Mill Farm is a beautifully restored Grade II listed farmhouse set in about 1.2 acres of landscaped gardens, orchard, paddock and stabling — a rare package for families who want space, character and countryside life. The recent refurbishment preserves period features while delivering high-quality fittings throughout: bespoke kitchen with a blue electric Aga, multiple reception rooms with log-burning stoves, and generous bedroom suites with fitted wardrobes and a master en-suite.
Outdoor life is a major draw: formal lawns, a suntrap courtyard with a stocked fishpond, an orchard and a horse paddock with field shelter and hay store. A large attached barn with first floor and services presents real potential for conversion to an annexe or additional accommodation, subject to listed building consent. Ample off-street parking and good road and rail links (A1 nearby; direct rail to London from Retford) make the house practical as well as picturesque.
Be aware of material considerations: the Grade II listing will restrict external and some internal alterations and any barn conversion requires listed building consent. Heating is oil-fired, which may be less convenient and more expensive than mains gas for some buyers. The property is in Council Tax Band G and sits within a medium flood risk zone, both of which should be factored into ongoing running costs and insurance. Overall, this is a substantial, newly renovated period home for buyers seeking country living, equestrian space and conversion potential within a desirable village setting.