After decades of restoration, a former vicarage dating back to 1850 has been put on the market. Nestled in the peaceful village of Burton Joyce, the building has undergone more than 40 years of restoration work from its current owners.
The property, seven miles from Nottingham, has a grand hallway, six bedrooms, three bathrooms and four reception rooms, including a drawing room, dining room, sitting room and day room. The stunning home has been put on the market by Gascoines and has an asking price of £1,250,000 and no upward chain.
The former vicarage has wraparound grounds that extend to around half an acre, and there is also a two-storey coach house on the site with potential for conversion. Luke Saywell, a partner at Gascoines, said: “Vicarage Drive is a standout premium home for families seeking both space and style in one of the most desirable areas of on the outskirts of Nottingham.
"We expect the property will generate a lot of interest given its outstanding location and lovingly restored features, including seven stunning sash double-glazed windows that were installed this year, which altogether makes the property an attractive prospect to buyers looking in the premium Nottinghamshire market.”