4 Bedroom, Detached

This four bedroom detached house dating back to 1861. Was the Lodge and meeting place for visitors to Blyth Hall. The hall was built in 1690.

Unobstructed views from the property are spectacular (no other houses/buildings near by) situated in North Nottinghamshire, 15 minutes from Doncaster, 30 minutes from Sheffield in a very desirable location close to Doncaster and Sheffield Airports. The rail and A1 are less than a mile away, M1 about 8 miles.

For horse racing fans Doncaster track 15 minuets away. The house is set in about half an acre of well planted gardens with dovecote.

The garage is large enough for 4 cars with workshop other out buildings include greenhouse and solid storage buildings.

The house has a large conservatory with hot tub and space for furniture and keep fit equipment.

The monitored security system is state of the art and includes CCTV with 9 cameras fully recordable.

Walking distance from the property is a motel with restaurant the village is roughly quarter of a mile away with village shop post office and four public houses.

Blyth is steeped in history

Back in 1088 records show details of a Benedictine Priory from which the village grew.

Blyth being on a branch of the great north road between London and Scotland is mentioned in journals of many famous travellers.

In 1232 King Henry III granted the right to permit tournaments and Nobelmen came from far and wide to take part in jousting
Robin Hood Slept in Blyth on his way to meet the Potter of Wakefield.

In 1274 the Bishop of Durham Robert de Insula was said to be pleased with the service he received whilst staying at the Angel Inn in the village The New Bridge over the River Ryton (which is classed as a listed building) from which the house is named was built in 1790 for even more detail go to www.totalricol.co.uk