Guide price
£250,000
3 bed detached house for saleStation Street, Mansfield Woodhouse NG19
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Historic Victorian Detached Cottage
Three Bedrooms & Two Bathrooms
Two Reception Rooms With Period Features
Modern Fitted Kitchen & Utility Room
Exposed Wooden Beams & Stable Doors
Grade II* Listed Building
Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area
Allocated Off-Street Parking Space
Low Maintenance Courtyard Garden
Must Be Viewed
Guide price £250,000 - £270,000
prepare to be impressed...
A rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique and characterful three-bedroom detached Victorian cottage, situated within the highly regarded Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area. This Grade II* listed home beautifully combines a wealth of original period features with modern comforts, creating an exceptional residence full of charm and history. Steeped in local heritage, the property was originally built in the early 19th century as a framework knitter’s cottage and is believed to be the only surviving example of its kind in Mansfield Woodhouse. The upper-floor windows were specifically designed to maximise natural light for the knitting frames that once occupied the home, offering a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich industrial past. The accommodation is brimming with character throughout, showcasing exposed wooden beams, traditional stable doors and an abundance of original features that enhance its timeless appeal. To the ground floor are two versatile reception rooms, providing ample space for both relaxing and entertaining, whilst retaining a warm and inviting atmosphere. The modern fitted kitchen is well-appointed with a range of contemporary units and appliances, complemented by a practical utility room for added convenience. The property benefits from three well-proportioned bedrooms, serviced by two stylish bathrooms finished to a high standard. Outside, the home further benefits from allocated off-road parking, a valuable addition in such a central and historic setting. Offering a rare blend of period elegance, local significance and modern-day practicality, this remarkable cottage presents an outstanding opportunity for a wide range of buyers seeking a home that is truly one of a kind.
Must be viewed
EPC Rating: D
Entrance Hall (1.72m x 0.97m)
The entrance hall has wood-effect flooring, coving to the ceiling, and a single wooden door providing access into the accommodation.
Living Room (4.89m x 3.64m)
The living room has carpeted flooring, a log burner in a recessed chimney breast alcove with a hearth and wooden mantel, a radiator, a built-in base unit, an exposed wooden beam to the ceiling, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window with bespoke fitted shutters to the front elevation.
Bedroom Three (3.94m x 3.64m)
The third bedroom has wood-effect flooring, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a wooden mantel, a built-in base unit, fitted shelving, a radiator, exposed wooden beams to the ceiling, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window with bespoke fitted shutters to the front elevation.
Dining Room (5.20m x 3.13m)
The dining room has wood-effect flooring, three exposed stone walls, partially decorative panelled walls, a wood-framed stained glass internal window, two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the side elevation, a wooden stable door providing side access, and a wooden stable door leading out to the courtyard garden.
Kitchen (3.55m x 3.01m)
The kitchen has a range of fitted gloss handleless base and wall units with butchers block worktops, a ceramic undermount sink and a half with a movable swan neck mixer tap, an integrated oven and microwave, an integrated gas hob with an extractor fan, an integrated fridge freezer, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a radiator, and two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the front and rear elevation.
Hall (2.58m x 2.64m)
The hall has tiled flooring, carpeted stairs, partially panelled walls, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a wooden mantel, a radiator, a built-in storage cupboard, recessed spotlights, and an exposed wooden beam to the ceiling.
Utility Room (1.67m x 1.38m)
The utility room has space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, a fitted butchers block worktop, fitted wall units, tiled flooring, partially panelled walls, a radiator, recessed spotlights, and two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the side elevation.
Bathroom (2.63m x 1.01m)
The ground floor bathroom has a low level flush W/C, a vanity style wash basin with a mixer tap, a shower enclosure with a wall-mounted handheld and overhead shower fixture, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a chrome heated towel rail, an exposed beam to the ceiling, recessed spotlights, and a wood-framed stained glass internal window.
Landing (2.25m x 1.64m)
The landing has carpeted flooring and access to the first floor accommodation.
Master Bedroom (4.80m x 3.56m)
The main bedroom has carpeted flooring, a radiator, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a tiled hearth and wooden mantel, and six restored original Yorkshire sliding sash windows with secondary glazing with exposed wooden windowsills to the front and rear elevations.
Bedroom Two (3.73m x 3.48m)
The second bedroom has carpeted flooring, a radiator, access to the loft, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window to the front elevation.
Bathroom (2.65m x 2.58m)
The bathroom has a low level flush W/C combined with a vanity style wash basin with a mixer tap, a freestanding claw-foot bath with a wall-mounted handheld and overhead shower fixture with a glass shower screen, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a radiator, recessed spotlights, and a UPVC double-glazed obscure window to the rear elevation.
History
The Mill Knitters Cottage is a rare and fascinating piece of local history, originally built in the early 19th century as a framework knitter’s cottage, now being a Grade II* listed building and a part of the Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area. The knitting frames were located on the top floor beneath large front and rear windows, designed to provide the natural daylight needed for the work. Framework knitting was a family-based cottage industry, with adults operating the machines and children helping with finished goods. In 1844, there were 194 knitting frames in use in Mansfield Woodhouse. The Mill Knitters Cottage is believed to be the only surviving framework knitter’s cottage in the village. As the industry became more mechanised and factory-based, home working declined and the property was later converted into a grocery shop run by William Morley and his family, who are listed in local trade directories from around 1905 to 1925.
Additional Information
Broadband Speed - Ultrafast - 10,000 Mpbs |
Phone Signal – Mostly Good 4G / 5G coverage |
Electricity – Mains Supply |
Water – Mains Supply |
Heating – Gas Central Heating – Connected to Mains Supply |
Sewage – Mains Supply |
Flood Risk – No flooding in the past 5 years+ |
Flood Risk Area - Very low |
Construction – Stone built |
Mining Area – Located on a coalfield. No further mining report is currently required for this property according to Mining Remediation Authority records. |
Accessibility – No |
Other Material / Safety Issues – No known safety issues have been disclosed by the seller. |
Any Legal Restrictions – Grade II* Listed Building & Within Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area |
Council Tax Band Rating - Mansfield District Council - Band B |
Tenure: Freehold |
Disclaimer
Agents Disclaimer: HoldenCopley, their clients and employees 1: Are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and HoldenCopley have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must make further investigations and inspections before entering into any agreement.
Rear Garden
To the rear of the property is a low maintenance courtyard garden with stone wall boundaries.
Parking - Allocated Parking
prepare to be impressed...
A rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique and characterful three-bedroom detached Victorian cottage, situated within the highly regarded Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area. This Grade II* listed home beautifully combines a wealth of original period features with modern comforts, creating an exceptional residence full of charm and history. Steeped in local heritage, the property was originally built in the early 19th century as a framework knitter’s cottage and is believed to be the only surviving example of its kind in Mansfield Woodhouse. The upper-floor windows were specifically designed to maximise natural light for the knitting frames that once occupied the home, offering a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich industrial past. The accommodation is brimming with character throughout, showcasing exposed wooden beams, traditional stable doors and an abundance of original features that enhance its timeless appeal. To the ground floor are two versatile reception rooms, providing ample space for both relaxing and entertaining, whilst retaining a warm and inviting atmosphere. The modern fitted kitchen is well-appointed with a range of contemporary units and appliances, complemented by a practical utility room for added convenience. The property benefits from three well-proportioned bedrooms, serviced by two stylish bathrooms finished to a high standard. Outside, the home further benefits from allocated off-road parking, a valuable addition in such a central and historic setting. Offering a rare blend of period elegance, local significance and modern-day practicality, this remarkable cottage presents an outstanding opportunity for a wide range of buyers seeking a home that is truly one of a kind.
Must be viewed
EPC Rating: D
Entrance Hall (1.72m x 0.97m)
The entrance hall has wood-effect flooring, coving to the ceiling, and a single wooden door providing access into the accommodation.
Living Room (4.89m x 3.64m)
The living room has carpeted flooring, a log burner in a recessed chimney breast alcove with a hearth and wooden mantel, a radiator, a built-in base unit, an exposed wooden beam to the ceiling, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window with bespoke fitted shutters to the front elevation.
Bedroom Three (3.94m x 3.64m)
The third bedroom has wood-effect flooring, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a wooden mantel, a built-in base unit, fitted shelving, a radiator, exposed wooden beams to the ceiling, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window with bespoke fitted shutters to the front elevation.
Dining Room (5.20m x 3.13m)
The dining room has wood-effect flooring, three exposed stone walls, partially decorative panelled walls, a wood-framed stained glass internal window, two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the side elevation, a wooden stable door providing side access, and a wooden stable door leading out to the courtyard garden.
Kitchen (3.55m x 3.01m)
The kitchen has a range of fitted gloss handleless base and wall units with butchers block worktops, a ceramic undermount sink and a half with a movable swan neck mixer tap, an integrated oven and microwave, an integrated gas hob with an extractor fan, an integrated fridge freezer, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a radiator, and two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the front and rear elevation.
Hall (2.58m x 2.64m)
The hall has tiled flooring, carpeted stairs, partially panelled walls, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a wooden mantel, a radiator, a built-in storage cupboard, recessed spotlights, and an exposed wooden beam to the ceiling.
Utility Room (1.67m x 1.38m)
The utility room has space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, a fitted butchers block worktop, fitted wall units, tiled flooring, partially panelled walls, a radiator, recessed spotlights, and two refurbished original wood-framed secondary-glazed windows with bespoke fitted shutters to the side elevation.
Bathroom (2.63m x 1.01m)
The ground floor bathroom has a low level flush W/C, a vanity style wash basin with a mixer tap, a shower enclosure with a wall-mounted handheld and overhead shower fixture, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a chrome heated towel rail, an exposed beam to the ceiling, recessed spotlights, and a wood-framed stained glass internal window.
Landing (2.25m x 1.64m)
The landing has carpeted flooring and access to the first floor accommodation.
Master Bedroom (4.80m x 3.56m)
The main bedroom has carpeted flooring, a radiator, a recessed chimney breast alcove with a tiled hearth and wooden mantel, and six restored original Yorkshire sliding sash windows with secondary glazing with exposed wooden windowsills to the front and rear elevations.
Bedroom Two (3.73m x 3.48m)
The second bedroom has carpeted flooring, a radiator, access to the loft, and a wood-framed secondary-glazed window to the front elevation.
Bathroom (2.65m x 2.58m)
The bathroom has a low level flush W/C combined with a vanity style wash basin with a mixer tap, a freestanding claw-foot bath with a wall-mounted handheld and overhead shower fixture with a glass shower screen, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, a radiator, recessed spotlights, and a UPVC double-glazed obscure window to the rear elevation.
History
The Mill Knitters Cottage is a rare and fascinating piece of local history, originally built in the early 19th century as a framework knitter’s cottage, now being a Grade II* listed building and a part of the Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area. The knitting frames were located on the top floor beneath large front and rear windows, designed to provide the natural daylight needed for the work. Framework knitting was a family-based cottage industry, with adults operating the machines and children helping with finished goods. In 1844, there were 194 knitting frames in use in Mansfield Woodhouse. The Mill Knitters Cottage is believed to be the only surviving framework knitter’s cottage in the village. As the industry became more mechanised and factory-based, home working declined and the property was later converted into a grocery shop run by William Morley and his family, who are listed in local trade directories from around 1905 to 1925.
Additional Information
Broadband Speed - Ultrafast - 10,000 Mpbs |
Phone Signal – Mostly Good 4G / 5G coverage |
Electricity – Mains Supply |
Water – Mains Supply |
Heating – Gas Central Heating – Connected to Mains Supply |
Sewage – Mains Supply |
Flood Risk – No flooding in the past 5 years+ |
Flood Risk Area - Very low |
Construction – Stone built |
Mining Area – Located on a coalfield. No further mining report is currently required for this property according to Mining Remediation Authority records. |
Accessibility – No |
Other Material / Safety Issues – No known safety issues have been disclosed by the seller. |
Any Legal Restrictions – Grade II* Listed Building & Within Mansfield Woodhouse Conservation Area |
Council Tax Band Rating - Mansfield District Council - Band B |
Tenure: Freehold |
Disclaimer
Agents Disclaimer: HoldenCopley, their clients and employees 1: Are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and HoldenCopley have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must make further investigations and inspections before entering into any agreement.
Rear Garden
To the rear of the property is a low maintenance courtyard garden with stone wall boundaries.
Parking - Allocated Parking
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