3 Bed Semi-Detached House, Colindale Gardens, NG16

We’ll be doing viewings around in November with a move in date for early December.

We are pleased to offer this three bedroom modern semi detached family house situated within a sought after location within the Mornington area popular for schools, public transport and commuters requiring use of the M1 motorway network and A610. The property comprises in brief: Entrance hall, cloaks/WC, open plan lounge / dining room leading to a conservatory and fitted kitchen. Gas central heating and double glazing. To the first floor are three well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside the property has a driveway with car standing, detached garage and gardens to front and rear. Due to limited number of properties available in this area it’s recommended to register to view Now. EPC Rating - D

This well regarded commuter hot spot offers every convenience for the modern professional family. The purpose built executive modern development boasts a much sought after school, doctors surgery and pharmacy and a supermarket with a cash point and two restaurants one with a bar and children's play area. Adjacent to Nuthall Village the development lies approximately 135 miles north of London and about 4.5 miles north-west of Nottingham. The parish covered about 1,644 acres in 1881, but is much smaller now. Nuthall has in recent decades become a pleasant little part of the Nottingham city conurbation.

There is evidence, that from ancient times Nuthall has been famous for its trees. The name itself proclaims that a thousand years ago it was a 'quote' ;'healh' - a nook or corner, where nuts grew, and the derivation makes it plain that 'Nuthall'; and not 'Nuttall' is the correct form of its spelling. CIRCA 14th century the area supplied trees for the construction of Trent Bridge.

Nuthall Temple was an Italian style mansion situated in a park with a small lake. Nuthall Temple was the seat of the Rev. Alexander Atkinson HOLDEN, lord of the manor in (URL Removed After Let) 1927 the quote 'Temple' with its 600 acres was sold and it was later demolished.

Nottingham Road is situated in the heart of the Village and is today a well established commuter hot spot which is well established with access to the M1 motorway network junction 26, access to the the City tram link connecting to the City centre and the National Rail Network.

Entrance Hall

Accessed via double glazed front entrance door having stairs to first floor and doors to:

Cloaks / WC

Comprising a close coupled WC, wall mounted wash hand basin and double glazed window to front elevation.

Lounge / Dining Room 4.68m (max reducing to 3.81m) x 6.38m (max reducing to 2.35m)

Having feature fireplace, under stairs storage cupboard, laminate flooring, radiator and double glazed window to front elevation. Doors to:

Fitted Kitchen 2.49m x 2.25m

Comprising a matching range of wall and base units incorporating rolled edge work surface with inset sink. Splash back tiling to walls and double glazed window to rear elevation.

Landing

Having access to roof space and doors to:

Bedroom 3.6m x 2.73m

Having fitted wardrobes, laminate flooring, radiator and double glazed window to rear elevation.

Bedroom 2.72m x 2.45m

Having laminate flooring, radiator and double glazed window to front elevation.

Bedroom 2.91m x 2.17m

Having a radiator and double glazed window to front elevation.

Family Bathroom 1.85m x 1.7m

Comprising a panelled bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled WC, radiator and double glazed window to rear elevation.

Outside

The property is approached via a driveway with space for car standing leading to a detached garage with up and over door. Pathways leading to front entrance door and rear garden. Rear garden having a patio area being majority laid to lawn with plant, shrub and tree borders.