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" Designed to a specification that demands an internal inspection, a chance to acquire a well presented and stylish period semi detached property with the accommodation creatively arranged over three floors. Accommodation together with features briefly comprises of entrance hall with tiled floor, elegant lounge with period fireplace, high level ceiling and large bay window, superb dining kitchen with quality units and appliances, utility, five bedrooms spanning two floors with luxury en suite bathroom to the master bedroom and fabulous contemporary family bathroom to the first floor. In addition, this fine period home features a garage and delightful courtyard style gardens. In all, the writer believes that a cursory roadside glance does not give a true indication of this beautiful home and therefore an internal inspection is strongly recommended. The Park Estate was originally created from Nottingham Castle's deer park and is now recognised as one of Nottingham's finest residential locations, holding praise to notable architects such as PF Robinson, Watson Fothergill and TC Hine who designed many of the properties that are seen here today. It was not until the late 1800's that the Park was becoming recognised as more of an estate with some 400 houses being erected by 1887. Former residents of The Park include national figures such as Sir Paul Smith, AJ Mundella, Sir Jesse Boot and Sir Albert John Player.

Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 - all statements contained within this brochure have been provided in good faith and are understood to be accurate although cannot be guaranteed as we rely on information provided by others. Potential purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the validity of the information contained either by inspection or through their solicitors prior to any exchange of contracts to purchase. Services have not been tested and purchasers are recommended to undertake independent tests on all services and mechanical installations prior to exchange. Details correct at time of going to print. "