This property presents a significant opportunity for renovation or redevelopment in the charming village of Kneeton, Nottinghamshire. Set on a plot of approximately 0.37 acres, this early 19th Century detached farmhouse is in a state of disrepair and requires extensive refurbishment to restore its former glory. The residence covers over 2,500 sq.ft and features traditional red brick elevations under a combination of clay tiles and slate roofing, with original stone window sills still intact despite boarded-up windows.
Located in a conservation area with historical significance dating back to the Domesday Book, the property offers unique character amongst other period homes. The grounds are currently overgrown, providing an opportunity to reimagine the outdoor space while enjoying rural views overlooking farmland.
Conveniently positioned with access to major roads like the A46 and A52, this location allows easy commuting to nearby towns and cities including Bingham, Nottingham, and Newark. Local amenities are within close reach in East Bridgford, just under two miles away.
For buyers interested in creating a bespoke family home or investing in residential development subject to planning permission, this property provides an excellent canvas. Potential owners should understand that mains services are available but will need to confirm specific connections for electricity, water, and drainage.
Prospective purchasers should note that there may be restrictions on development due to covenants associated with the site. Given its current derelict state, it is advisable for interested parties to consult with local authorities regarding any redevelopment plans.
