3 Bedroom House
Guide Price £150,000
SOLD BY ON LINE AUCTION ON THE 23RD NOVEMBER 2023 FOR £150,000
Unique Grade II Listed period cottage requiring full modernisation but with outstanding potential.
The sale of Millbank Cottage represents an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a unique, larger than average, detached former mill house built around 1820 with 19th Century and 20th Century additions.
The property is constructed of coursed square stone and Ashlar with pantiled roof and sash windows. It is Grade II Listed reflecting its architectural and historical merits.
The property provides generous living accommodation complemented by three bedrooms and a box room. Whilst comprehensive modernisation and refurbishment is required, the property retains a wealth of original features and has the potential to create a stunning family home standing on a fabulous plot extending to approximately 0.43 acres or thereabouts.
The property is situated in a non-estate setting and enjoys an excellent degree of natural privacy and yet, at the same time, is conveniently situated for easy access into Mansfield town centre with all of its facilities.
From Mansfield town centre proceed out of town along Chesterfield Road North, turning right into Pheasant Hill immediately adjacent to the Pheasant public house. Keep to the left and continue along Pheasant Hill into the unmade section of road where the property will be found on the right hand side.
The main accommodation with approximate room sizes may be more fully described as follows:
1.82m x 3.37m (5'11 x 11'0 )
Staircase giving access to the first floor accommodation.
3.57m x 3.96m (11'8 x 12'11 )
Gas fire set within a rustic brick fireplace. Original sash windows to the front.
3.96m x 3.6m (12'11 x 11'9 )
Open fire with feature stone fireplace. Original sash window to the front.
9.12m x 2.91m (29'11 x 9'6 )
Providing outstanding potential to create a spacious, farmhouse style kitchen with original beams, Belfast pot sink, Royal solid fuel enamel fronted oven and boiler set. Exposed stonework and fa?ade to the original bakers oven (original bakers oven sadly removed).
With walk-in store.
3.67m x 4.15m (12'0 x 13'7 )
Central heating radiator and original sash window.
4.13m x 3.64m (13'6 x 11'11 )
Original sash window, cast iron open fireplace and central heating radiator.
1.85m x 2.19m (6'0 x 7'2 )
With sash window.
Over former oven (semi derelict).
2.87m x 3.92m (9'4 x 12'10 )
Equipped with a bath, wash hand basin, WC plus in-built airing cupboard.
The property stands on a generous, level plot extending to approximately 0.43 acres. The gardens require general attention but enjoy an excellent degree of natural privacy. There is ample potential parking for several cars/motorhome/caravan. There is an attached garage 3.38m x 4.79m plus store room 4.37m x 4.76m with storage space above.
The property will be sold as seen and the buyer will be responsible for the clearance of any goods/machinery remaining in the garden at the point of sale.
Freehold with Vacant Possession upon Completion.
Arranged with pleasure via the sole auctioneers.
All mains services are available and connected. This section of Pheasant Hill is an unadopted highway.
The property will be sold by Online Auction (unless sold previously by Private Treaty). Full information regarding the Online Auction process is available on our website www.wabarnes.co.uk. In order to bid on this Lot interested parties must follow the registration procedures.
Interested parties should note that our On Line Auctions are Traditional Auctions (not to be confused with Modern Method of Auctioneering ). The fall of the hammer creates a binding contract. There is no reservation fee payable on the part of the buyer.
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This is the sellers minimum acceptable price at auction and the figure below which the auctioneer cannot sell. The reserve price is not disclosed and remains confidential between the seller and the auctioneer.
The local authority is Mansfield District Council. The property is listed within Band C for Council Tax purposes.
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