








About This Property
Discover what makes this home specialLocated in the peaceful and sought-after village of Newton, this spacious Canterbury house offers a perfect blend of modern living and countryside charm. Set on Plot 445, the property boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms including a master with en-suite, alongside three bathrooms in total, providing ample space for families and guests. The open-plan kitchen and dining area benefit from abundant natural light due to the south-west facing garden, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the day.
The property is ideal for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle without compromising on connectivity, with easy access to Nottingham and surrounding towns via nearby transport links. The sizeable rear garden offers excellent outdoor space for relaxation and entertaining, while the garage and driveway provide convenient parking. This home is well-suited to families, professionals, and investors looking for a quality residence in a growing area.
Property Features
This Canterbury house stands out with its south-west facing rear garden that ensures good sunlight exposure during the afternoon and early evening, perfect for outdoor activities and entertaining. The inclusion of an en-suite bathroom in the master bedroom adds privacy and convenience, while the open-plan kitchen and dining area create a versatile living space ideal for modern family life. Additional practical features such as a garage, driveway parking, and double glazing enhance comfort and security. Gas central heating ensures efficient warmth throughout the colder months, making this home both comfortable and energy-conscious.
Local Amenities
Newton benefits from a range of local amenities that cater to everyday needs and leisure. Newton Primary School offers excellent education options for young families, while Southwell Minster School provides reputable secondary education nearby. For recreation, Southwell Leisure Centre and several local parks offer sports and outdoor activities. The village store and post office cover essential shopping and postal needs. Transport links are strong with Southwell Train Station providing direct access to Nottingham City Centre, making commuting straightforward. Additionally, local medical centres ensure healthcare services are easily accessible, contributing to a well-rounded community environment.
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