Reference 32018
Address Spring Lane, Sprotbrough, Doncaster, DN5 7QQ
(Map Location)
Beds 4
Baths 3
Type Detached house
Tenure Freehold

Premium Listing 4 / 5 bed Detached House Spring Lane, Sprotbrough, Doncaster, DN5

Description

Description:

A unique opportunity to acquire a substantial 4 / 5 bedroom family home, providing extensive versatile accommodation, occupying a prominent position on the edge of this premier residential area, in the idyllic village of Sprotbrough.

Full Description:

The property hosts a wealth of original period features and has been particularly well improved and maintained by the current owner.

This generously proportioned accommodation is set over two floors and comprises on the ground floor: Conservatory, Downstairs WC, Boot Room, Large Kitchen / Family Room, Sitting Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room, large walk-in Pantry, Utility and Entrance Hall with staircase to first floor.

To the first floor a Galleried Landing leads to four good sized Bedrooms having the use of the house Bathroom and Shower Room. A large Sitting Room with dual aspect windows offering far reaching countryside views, (this room offers the potential to use as the fifth / Master Bedroom).

The property occupies a beautiful plot; boundaries are established hedges and brick walling, with gated access to the block-paved driveway that provides off street parking and access to the double garage.

To the rear of the property is a South facing private garden, which is laid to lawn with paved seating areas.

Viewing of the property is essential for it to be fully appreciated.

Ground Floor:

Kitchen / Family Room: 22' 6 x 17' 2 (max)

Conservatory: 15' 1 x 9' 7

Sitting Room: 18' 5 x 11' 3

Drawing Room: 13' 6 x 11' 3

Dining Room: 10' 6 x 9' 4

Hall: 16' 1 x 7' 6

Boot Room: 5' 10 x 4' 10

Utility: 7' 8 x 7' 5

Garage: 18' 3 x 17' 4

First Floor:

Sitting Room/Bedroom 5: 18' 9 x 15' 8

Bedroom 1: 14' 3 x 11' 3

Bedroom 2: 13' 0 x 11' 3

Bedroom 3: 12' 3 x 9' 6

Bedroom 4: 8' 0 x 7' 5

Location:

Sprotbrough village has a highly sought after residential position to the north west side of Doncaster, the village centre is within easy walking distance of the property and offers a good range of daily facilities.

If it is one of Doncaster’s most desirable suburbs you are looking for, then look no further.

The property is very well placed for access to the highly regarded village infant school and junior school. There are village shops/post office, two public houses, church, restaurant/bar and cricket club.

There are doctors surgeries and a dental practice within Sprotbrough.

It is ideally located for ease of access to the main road networks for those commuting to the North and West Yorkshire business centres along with railway stations and Doncaster Robin Hood Airport for those commuting further afield.

The town of Doncaster sits at the very heart of a vast metropolitan area, consisting of green open spaces, nature reserves and an amazing variety of flora and fauna.

Doncaster has many attractions for the young and young at heart.

Minutes from the town centre, is the home of The Dome, one of the UK’s top sports and leisure attractions. The Keepmoat Stadium is home to Doncaster Rovers Football Club as well as boasting a multi-screen cinema complex and The Doncaster Bowl.

There are numerous golf clubs in the area and Doncaster Racecourse hosts two of Great Britain's 31 Group 1 flat races, the St Leger Stakes and the Racing Post Trophy. The Yorkshire Wildlife Park has it’s home in Doncaster, with walking safaris through a lion reserve, as well as tigers, meerkats and lemurs.

There are a number of Museums and Galleries in the borough of Doncaster, including Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, in pleasant enclosed gardens in the town centre.

Shopping in Doncaster offers a blend of both traditional and modern shopping experience presented by the flagship Frenchgate development, which is conveniently located in the heart of Doncaster Town, Lakeside Shopping Centre is situated a short drive away and combines over 45 famous name stores.

Directions from the North:

Leave the A1 (M) at junction 37, then at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A635.

At the crossroads turn right onto Sheep Walk Lane (signposted Sprotbrough/Cusworth)

At the T-junction, turn right onto Long Lane, (signposted Sprotbrough)

Continue forward onto Spring Lane

Directions from the South:

Leave the A1 (M) at junction 36, then at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A630 (signposted Rotherham)

At the traffic signals turn right onto Mill Lane (signposted Sprotbrough)

Steep hill down to river/canal proceed to junction

Turn right at junction and follow road to crossroads

At crossroads carry straight across onto Spring Lane


Features

  • Prominent position in idyllic village location
  • Stunning countryside views
  • No onward chain
  • Excellent local schools and village amenities
  • Good commuter location
  • South facing private rear garden
  • Adaptable living accommodation
  • Original period features
  • Off Road Parking

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