4 bedroom Detached House
Asgard Avenue, Mansfield
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**£375,000 - £400,000** Stunning 4 bedroom detached house overlooking open farm land to the rear. Fantastic turn-key family home
Stunning Home!
Guide price £375,000 to £400,000
Some houses on a new development look like every other house on the street. This one doesn't. It's a Bradgate on the sought after Stonebridge Fields development in Warsop. The current owners have looked after it beautifully and decorated it with real style. It's got the generous proportions the Bradgate is known for, and they've added something most of its neighbours don't have: a garage conversion that gives you a whole extra room to shape around your life.
You step into a welcoming entrance hall of 3.50m x 2.01m (11'5" x 6'7"). It's bright, well laid out and sets the tone for the rest of the house. There's useful storage tucked under the stairs and a second cupboard by the front door, so coats, shoes and school bags have a home from day one.
The lounge sits to one side at 4.99m x 3.65m (16'4" x 11'11"). Its bay window pulls in light from the front and gives the room a lovely sense of space. It's a proper sitting room, big enough for a full suite and a favourite armchair in the bay, and it feels calm and grown up at the end of the day.
Across the hall is the study, 2.76m x 2.29m (9'0" x 7'5"). It's a genuine home office with its own window to the front. You can shut the door on work when the day's done, and it's a real asset if you work from home even a couple of days a week.
The kitchen, dining and family room runs the full width of the back of the house at 8.67m x 4.99m (28'5" x 16'4"). This is where the house really comes alive. The kitchen has been finished to a high standard, with quality units and worktops and a breakfast bar that's perfect for morning coffee. The dining area sits beneath a glazed projection with French doors opening onto the garden, so summer meals can drift straight outside. On the other side, the family area has room for a sofa and chairs, which means whoever's cooking is never shut away from everyone else.
Off the kitchen there's a separate utility room, 1.69m x 1.73m (5'6" x 5'7"), with space for the washer and dryer and a side door out. The laundry noise and muddy boots stay out of your living space. A ground floor WC of 1.61m x 0.99m (5'3" x 3'2") completes this floor.
Upstairs, the landing of 3.00m x 1.93m (9'10" x 6'4") leads to four double bedrooms and a handy storage cupboard.
The Master bedroom, 3.90m x 3.79m (12'9" x 12'5"), is a restful, well proportioned room with its own en suite shower room of 2.16m x 1.70m (7'0" x 5'6"). It's the kind of bedroom you'll look forward to closing the door on.
Bedroom two, 3.72m x 3.88m (12'2" x 12'8"), is almost as generous, so it'd make a superb guest room or a bedroom for an older child who wants their own space. Bedrooms three, 3.32m x 3.26m (10'10" x 10'8"), and four, 3.35m x 3.11m (10'11" x 10'2"), are both proper doubles too. Nobody draws the short straw here.
The family bathroom, 2.13m x 1.70m (6'11" x 5'6"), is well appointed with a bath and shower over, and it serves the other three bedrooms.
The converted garage is the room that sets this house apart. It's been properly converted into a stylish, versatile space that's ready for whatever you need. It could be a therapy or treatment room with its own separate feel from the house, a creative studio, a home gym you'll actually use, or a playroom that keeps the toys out of the lounge. Rooms like this are hard to find on a development, and even harder to add yourself once you've moved in.
Outside, a private driveway gives off road parking for several cars, and there's an EV charging point already installed. The rear garden is well kept, private and easy to enjoy, with space for the kids to play and a patio outside the French doors for evenings in the sun.
Stonebridge Fields is one of the most popular developments in Warsop. It has easy links to Mansfield, Worksop and the wider Nottinghamshire countryside, and Sherwood Forest is right on the doorstep.
A home this well cared
Property Reference: HRT116401038
Hall 6ft 6ins x 11ft 5ins (2m x 3.5m)
Kitchen / Diner 16ft 4ins x 28ft 6ins (5m x 8.7m)
Lounge 11ft 11ins x 16ft 4ins (3.65m x 5m)
Study 7ft 6ins x 9ft 0ins (2.29m x 2.76m)
Utility Room 5ft 6ins x 5ft 8ins (1.69m x 1.73m)
Cloakroom
With low flush WC and hand basin
Master Bedroom 12ft 5ins x 12ft 9ins (3.8m x 3.9m)
Ensuite Shower Room
With Shower, low flush WC and hand basin
Bedroom Two 12ft 2ins x 12ft 8ins (3.72m x 3.88m)
Bedroom Three 10ft 8ins x 10ft 10ins (3.26m x 3.32m)
Bedroom Four 10ft 2ins x 10ft 11ins (3.11m x 3.35m)
Family Bathroom 5ft 6ins x 6ft 11ins (1.7m x 2.13m)
About Mansfield
Mansfield is a historic market town in Nottinghamshire, located around 12 miles north of Nottingham and surrounded by a mix of established communities, villages and attractive countryside. Its location in the heart of Nottinghamshire makes it a popular place to live for those looking for a well-connected town with access to a wide range of amenities, leisure facilities and green spaces.
Mansfield benefits from convenient transport links across the region. The M1 is within easy reach, providing access towards Nottingham, Sheffield and East Midlands, while regular rail services connect Mansfield with Nottingham and other destinations. The area's road and rail connections also make it well placed for commuters travelling across Nottinghamshire and towards Derby and neighbouring towns.
The town offers a good choice of shops, cafés, restaurants, leisure facilities and local services, alongside parks and open spaces for residents to enjoy. Mansfield's market-town character is complemented by a range of cultural and recreational attractions, while nearby communities such as Sutton-in-Ashfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Annesley provide further amenities and places to explore.
One of Mansfield's biggest attractions is its proximity to the Nottinghamshire countryside. Sherwood Forest is nearby and is famous for its association with the legend of Robin Hood, offering woodland walks, cycling routes and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The wider area also provides access to a variety of country parks such as Rufford Abbey Country Park and green open spaces and rural landscapes, giving residents plenty of opportunities to escape the bustle of town life.
£188,268
Average price paid in Mansfield

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