Bleasby Hall
Bleasby, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG14 7GH
Guide Price
£850,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: Tennis Court
Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: Tennis Court
- Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock
Historic Grade II Listed country home built in a Strawberry Hill Gothic style in a glorious village setting in extensive grounds and gardens with adjoining paddock.
Description
The current house it is believed was built in approximately 1700, although there is evidence and history of earlier houses on the site and certainly back to the 1500s. This wonderful Grade II Listed country home was re-modelled in circa 1816-19 in a Strawberry Hill Gothic style.
In 1753 the house was purchased by the Need family, hosiers in Nottingham, who had financed Arkwright. It was previously owned by the Grundy Family, and John Grundy was High Sheriff of the County.
An extra wing (now West Hall) was added in 1836.
During the war, Bleasby Hall was occupied by the Wiltshire Yeomanry under the command of Lord Weymouth and a bomb was dropped in the paddock in 1941 leaving a large crater.
After the war, Bleasby Hall was divided into East Hall and West Hall, and East Hall was sold in 1948.
It has been owned by the current family since 1972.
Ground floor - Front entrance door opening through to:
Reception hall, dado rail, radiator access to:
Dining room, two sash windows to the front elevation with wooden shutters, feature marble fireplace surround, three radiators, serving hatch and windows to the side elevation.
Inner hallway, radiator, stairs to first floor landing, useful under stairs storage cupboard.
Sitting room, two sash windows to the front elevation with fitted shutters, three radiators, feature fireplace surround with inset cast iron fireplace, coving and wall light points.
Lobby with access to: cloaks with low level WC, wash hand basin and towel radiator.
Dining kitchen, base and wall units with work surfacing incorporating stainless steel sink unit, windows to both the rear and side elevations, oil-fired Aga, 4-ring electric hob, cooker hood above, electric double oven, plumbing for dishwasher and original dresser.
Rear hall giving access to larder which has useful storage and loft area above.
Utility room/boiler house with wall mounted gas boiler, hot water cylinder, base unit with stainless steel sink unit.
First Floor - Landing with sash window to the side elevation and doors leading off to;
Study/second sitting room/bedroom, two sash windows to the front elevation with fitted shutters, feature fireplace surround with cast iron inset and working fire.
Bedroom 1, two sash windows to the front elevation, feature fireplace surround with cast iron and copper inset, wall light points and two built-in cupboards. Dressing room/ante-room with radiator, feature fireplace surround with cast iron inset and sash window to the front elevation.
En suite bathroom, panelled bath, WC, bidet, twin wash hand basins, ornate window to side elevation and radiator.
Bedroom 2, window to the side elevation, radiator and en suite with panelled bath, low level WC, bidet, wall hung wash hand basin, sash window to the side elevation.
Second Floor - Linen cupboard and doors leading off to;
Bedroom 4, sash window to the side elevation, electric storage heater and feature fireplace surround.
Bedroom 5, sash window to the side elevation, storage heater and pedestal wash hand basin.
Shower room, double width shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and towel radiator.
Third Floor - Billiards/snooker room, feature fireplace surround, sash window to the front elevation.
Bedroom 6, feature fireplace surround and frosted window to the front elevation.
Bedroom 7, window to the side elevation, feature fireplace surround.
OUTSIDE - The property is accessed via a security gate opening onto a sweeping gravel driveway which in turn leads to the front entrance and access to double garage. Variety of mature trees and shrubs, orchard area, old tennis court, Ha-ha, patio area, vegetable plot and a generous paddock area with separate access onto the main road (subject to an overage). Double garage with power and light. A detached stable.
East Hall is situated in a stunning secluded setting with views over the paddock and the Trent valley beyond.
Location
Bleasby is a thriving village set in unspoilt Trent Valley countryside between the regional centres of Nottingham and Newark on Trent, having extensive amenities close to hand in the historic Minster town of Southwell.
The village itself has a number of amenities including a Church of England Primary School, the award winning Wagon and Horses Inn, a small village hall and an 'active' church community - the essential ingredients of a traditional village life.
A railway service connects Bleasby to Nottingham and Newark /Lincoln and the East Coast. The neighbouring village of Fiskerton has a popular and well stocked Post Office/general store and newsagent.
The thriving Minster town of Southwell offers a wider range of amenities and professional services, a sport and leisure centre and Southwell schooling is of a renowned standard across the age ranges.
Fast East Coast Main Line Rail Service. From Newark Northgate station there is a fast direct rail link into London Kings Cross in a scheduled journey time of 80/85 minutes.
Square Footage: 5,242 sq ft
Acreage: 4.99 Acres
Marketed by: Savills, Nottingham
Description
The current house it is believed was built in approximately 1700, although there is evidence and history of earlier houses on the site and certainly back to the 1500s. This wonderful Grade II Listed country home was re-modelled in circa 1816-19 in a Strawberry Hill Gothic style.
In 1753 the house was purchased by the Need family, hosiers in Nottingham, who had financed Arkwright. It was previously owned by the Grundy Family, and John Grundy was High Sheriff of the County.
An extra wing (now West Hall) was added in 1836.
During the war, Bleasby Hall was occupied by the Wiltshire Yeomanry under the command of Lord Weymouth and a bomb was dropped in the paddock in 1941 leaving a large crater.
After the war, Bleasby Hall was divided into East Hall and West Hall, and East Hall was sold in 1948.
It has been owned by the current family since 1972.
Ground floor - Front entrance door opening through to:
Reception hall, dado rail, radiator access to:
Dining room, two sash windows to the front elevation with wooden shutters, feature marble fireplace surround, three radiators, serving hatch and windows to the side elevation.
Inner hallway, radiator, stairs to first floor landing, useful under stairs storage cupboard.
Sitting room, two sash windows to the front elevation with fitted shutters, three radiators, feature fireplace surround with inset cast iron fireplace, coving and wall light points.
Lobby with access to: cloaks with low level WC, wash hand basin and towel radiator.
Dining kitchen, base and wall units with work surfacing incorporating stainless steel sink unit, windows to both the rear and side elevations, oil-fired Aga, 4-ring electric hob, cooker hood above, electric double oven, plumbing for dishwasher and original dresser.
Rear hall giving access to larder which has useful storage and loft area above.
Utility room/boiler house with wall mounted gas boiler, hot water cylinder, base unit with stainless steel sink unit.
First Floor - Landing with sash window to the side elevation and doors leading off to;
Study/second sitting room/bedroom, two sash windows to the front elevation with fitted shutters, feature fireplace surround with cast iron inset and working fire.
Bedroom 1, two sash windows to the front elevation, feature fireplace surround with cast iron and copper inset, wall light points and two built-in cupboards. Dressing room/ante-room with radiator, feature fireplace surround with cast iron inset and sash window to the front elevation.
En suite bathroom, panelled bath, WC, bidet, twin wash hand basins, ornate window to side elevation and radiator.
Bedroom 2, window to the side elevation, radiator and en suite with panelled bath, low level WC, bidet, wall hung wash hand basin, sash window to the side elevation.
Second Floor - Linen cupboard and doors leading off to;
Bedroom 4, sash window to the side elevation, electric storage heater and feature fireplace surround.
Bedroom 5, sash window to the side elevation, storage heater and pedestal wash hand basin.
Shower room, double width shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and towel radiator.
Third Floor - Billiards/snooker room, feature fireplace surround, sash window to the front elevation.
Bedroom 6, feature fireplace surround and frosted window to the front elevation.
Bedroom 7, window to the side elevation, feature fireplace surround.
OUTSIDE - The property is accessed via a security gate opening onto a sweeping gravel driveway which in turn leads to the front entrance and access to double garage. Variety of mature trees and shrubs, orchard area, old tennis court, Ha-ha, patio area, vegetable plot and a generous paddock area with separate access onto the main road (subject to an overage). Double garage with power and light. A detached stable.
East Hall is situated in a stunning secluded setting with views over the paddock and the Trent valley beyond.
Location
Bleasby is a thriving village set in unspoilt Trent Valley countryside between the regional centres of Nottingham and Newark on Trent, having extensive amenities close to hand in the historic Minster town of Southwell.
The village itself has a number of amenities including a Church of England Primary School, the award winning Wagon and Horses Inn, a small village hall and an 'active' church community - the essential ingredients of a traditional village life.
A railway service connects Bleasby to Nottingham and Newark /Lincoln and the East Coast. The neighbouring village of Fiskerton has a popular and well stocked Post Office/general store and newsagent.
The thriving Minster town of Southwell offers a wider range of amenities and professional services, a sport and leisure centre and Southwell schooling is of a renowned standard across the age ranges.
Fast East Coast Main Line Rail Service. From Newark Northgate station there is a fast direct rail link into London Kings Cross in a scheduled journey time of 80/85 minutes.
Square Footage: 5,242 sq ft
Acreage: 4.99 Acres
Marketed by: Savills, Nottingham
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.