Corner Cottage, 1, Main Street, NOTTINGHAM, Nottinghamshire, NG13 9AL

A charming period property with original features situated in Aslockton village close to Bingham with its amenities.
Scope to create a self-contained annex (subject to regulations and planning)

Description
A spacious end period cottage offering huge potential, set in a village location. The property offers scope to create a self-contained annex within the current accommodation, subject to regulations and planning. Aslockton is a beautiful village with a range of amenities including the Archbishop C of E Primary Academy and good public transport links including a bus service and railway station which links to Nottingham and Grantham. The property also offers offstreet parking for at least 2 cars and a small patio terrace garden to rear. The internal accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, ground floor w.c., sitting room, snug, dining room, kitchen and utility room. To the first floor there is a landing area with doors leading off to two bedrooms and bathroom.

Accommodation
Ground floor: Entrance hallway, ground floor wc, sitting room, dining room,
snug, kitchen, utility room
First floor: Landing, two bedrooms, bathroom
Outside: Enclose rear garden and carport

EPC: C 78 sqm

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure:
Freehold

To view:
Bagshaws Residential, Tel: 01332 542 296










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