6 bedroom house
North Muskham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 6HD
Guide Price
£1,200,000
Residential Tags: Grade II, Ground Source Heat Pump
Property Tags: Walled Garden
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Grade II, Ground Source Heat Pump
- Property Tags: Walled Garden
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
OLD HALL FARM
A fine and substantial six bedroom mellow period barn conversion with 4 bathrooms, a games room and swimming pool, conceived from a traditional grouping of period farm buildings. The property offers a stunning family home, the like of which is rarely found, complemented by picturesque themed walled gardens, a country garden and a grass meadow-small pony paddock. Old Hall Farm lies within the original grounds of the adjacent Grade II Listed Hall, in a mature landscaped setting whilst also offering direct and convenient access to the A1, Newark on Trent, Southwell and major regional population centres.
Planning consent was granted in February 2019 (ref 15/02239/FUL) for a detached dwelling by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
Purchasers may wish to implement this scheme or seek to construct an alternative dwelling such as a heritage cart shed garage and home office complex, subject to a further planning application and current statutory planning and building regulation considerations.
There are scenic riverside walks, both upstream and downstream, accessed directly through the Church grounds opposite the house.
A long gravel approach drive culminates in front of this remarkable period barn conversion, discretely situated 'out of sight' from Main Street, to reveal one of the best examples of the restoration of period farm buildings we have seen...
NORTH MUSKHAM
North Muskham is a historic linear village settlement, with a 12 th century church, described on the village website ( as an 'elongated rural village', situated between the River Trent and the A1 north of Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire with a population of around 1000. Village amenities include a primary school, a popular riverside village inn, the highly regarded Ashiana restaurant and hotel and a popular Community Centre that provides facilities to the village, and the neighbouring communities of Bathley and South Muskham. The Muskham Rural Community Centre is a gathering point for clubs and groups and a range of social and family gatherings having two halls, a bar, meeting room with computer projector and changing rooms. The sports field offers football pitches, skate park and children's play facility.
Marketed by: Smith & Partners, Nottinghamshire
A fine and substantial six bedroom mellow period barn conversion with 4 bathrooms, a games room and swimming pool, conceived from a traditional grouping of period farm buildings. The property offers a stunning family home, the like of which is rarely found, complemented by picturesque themed walled gardens, a country garden and a grass meadow-small pony paddock. Old Hall Farm lies within the original grounds of the adjacent Grade II Listed Hall, in a mature landscaped setting whilst also offering direct and convenient access to the A1, Newark on Trent, Southwell and major regional population centres.
Planning consent was granted in February 2019 (ref 15/02239/FUL) for a detached dwelling by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
Purchasers may wish to implement this scheme or seek to construct an alternative dwelling such as a heritage cart shed garage and home office complex, subject to a further planning application and current statutory planning and building regulation considerations.
There are scenic riverside walks, both upstream and downstream, accessed directly through the Church grounds opposite the house.
A long gravel approach drive culminates in front of this remarkable period barn conversion, discretely situated 'out of sight' from Main Street, to reveal one of the best examples of the restoration of period farm buildings we have seen...
NORTH MUSKHAM
North Muskham is a historic linear village settlement, with a 12 th century church, described on the village website ( as an 'elongated rural village', situated between the River Trent and the A1 north of Newark-on-Trent in Nottinghamshire with a population of around 1000. Village amenities include a primary school, a popular riverside village inn, the highly regarded Ashiana restaurant and hotel and a popular Community Centre that provides facilities to the village, and the neighbouring communities of Bathley and South Muskham. The Muskham Rural Community Centre is a gathering point for clubs and groups and a range of social and family gatherings having two halls, a bar, meeting room with computer projector and changing rooms. The sports field offers football pitches, skate park and children's play facility.
Marketed by: Smith & Partners, Nottinghamshire
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.