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About This Property
Discover what makes this home specialThis spacious and well-designed Exeter house in Edwinstowe offers a perfect blend of modern living and traditional charm. Boasting four bedrooms and two bathrooms, the property is ideal for families seeking comfort and functionality. The ground floor features a generous lounge, open-plan kitchen with dining and family areas, utility room, and a convenient WC. Upstairs, the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite, with three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom completing the accommodation.
Situated on Plot 113, the property enjoys a south-east facing rear garden that captures good morning and early afternoon sunlight, creating a bright and welcoming outdoor space. The integrated garage and multiple storage areas add to the practical appeal of this home. Located in the peaceful village of Edwinstowe, residents benefit from a tranquil environment with easy access to local amenities and transport links.
This property represents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking for a family home in a well-connected yet rural setting. Its proximity to Nottingham and Mansfield offers access to urban conveniences while maintaining a countryside lifestyle.
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The Exeter house stands out with its spacious four-bedroom layout, including a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The open-plan kitchen and dining area provide a modern social hub, complemented by a separate lounge for more formal or relaxed living. Additional features such as a utility room and integrated garage enhance convenience, while ample storage throughout the home ensures practicality. The south-east facing garden benefits from good sunlight during the morning and early afternoon, ideal for outdoor enjoyment.
Local Amenities
Edwinstowe offers a range of local amenities including well-regarded schools such as Edwinstowe Primary and The Dukeries Academy for secondary education. The village centre provides essential shops including a Co-op supermarket, medical facilities, and a library. For leisure, residents can enjoy proximity to Sherwood Forest Country Park, a major local attraction offering extensive walking and cycling routes. Public transport options are limited but include local bus services connecting to Mansfield and Nottingham, supporting daily commuting needs.
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