Farmer Street, Bradmore

Guide Price £995,000 - £1,095,000. Tucked away in the picturesque village of Bradmore, South Nottinghamshire, this exceptional four-bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse dates back to the 18th century and was sympathetically restored and extended by previous owners. The current owners have since invested significantly in reconfiguring and refinishing the house, creating a magnificent new kitchen diner within the orangery, fitting out the bedrooms and boot room, and redecorating and re-carpeting throughout, to deliver a home that pairs genuine period character with a level of finish rarely found in a house of this age.
The heart of the house is now the superb kitchen diner, created within the orangery. Bright and generously proportioned, it is fitted with a new high-specification kitchen with a central breakfast island, and with its roof lantern, timber-framed windows and bi-fold doors opening directly onto the patio, it is a wonderful space for everyday family life and entertaining alike. The original kitchen has been retained in full as a second kitchen, complete with electric Aga, Belfast sink and integrated appliances, ideal as a utility and prep space or for keeping the main kitchen pristine when hosting. The former dining room has been cleverly reimagined as a welcoming entrance hall and fully fitted boot room, still warmed by its feature brick fireplace and log burning stove, exactly what a village home of this kind calls for. Beyond, the inner hall leads to a charming snug with exposed beams and a decorative fireplace, a generously proportioned living room with oak beams and a second log burning stove, and a stylish cloakroom.
Upstairs, the principal suite is a particular highlight. The bedroom itself, along with the hallway, has been finished with wood panelling, and the adjoining dressing room has been fully fitted with wardrobes and a central island with dressing table, served by a modern ensuite shower room. Two further double bedrooms on this floor, both with fitted wardrobes, share a beautifully appointed family bathroom with a freestanding bath, double walk-in shower and twin vanity basins. The second floor provides a fourth double bedroom, again with fitted wardrobes. Throughout, the property retains a wealth of original features, including exposed beams, cast iron radiators, feature fireplaces and a striking stained-glass window.
Outside, secure gated access opens onto ample driveway parking and a detached two-storey brick coach house with garage, coal store and first-floor room, offering excellent potential for sympathetic conversion to a home office, annexe or studio, subject to the necessary consents. Adjoining it is a covered entertaining area, believed to have formed part of the original barn, complete with its own log burning stove and the perfect sheltered spot for a hot tub. The beautifully landscaped walled garden includes multiple patio areas ideal for outdoor entertaining. With approximately 3,615 sq ft of accommodation in total including the coach house, and set within one of South Nottinghamshire’s most sought-after villages, this distinguished farmhouse offers a truly rare opportunity to acquire a period home that is ready to simply move into and enjoy with no upward chain.