9, Kaye Road, Mansfield, NG19 6JP

"A versatile and well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached property, recently refreshed with redecoration and new carpets throughout, offering a clean blank canvas." Courtney, Valuer Packed With Potential, Inside And Out This three-bedroom semi-detached home offers an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to put their own stamp on a property.

With spacious accommodation, a conservatory, driveway parking and a generous rear garden, Recently refreshed and ready for its next owner, the property provides plenty of scope for buyers to put their own stamp on it, while direct access from the rear garden to open green space creates a wonderful extension of the outdoor environment.

The Finer Details A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home with conservatory, driveway and family bathroom.

The ground floor is accessed via an entrance hall leading into a spacious open-plan living and dining room, featuring sliding doors into the conservatory, creating a bright and versatile additional reception space.

From the living area there is access into the kitchen, which includes a useful pantry and a door leading out to the rear garden.

To the first floor, the landing benefits from a built-in storage cupboard and provides access to three well-sized bedrooms along with a family bathroom comprising a three-piece suite.

Externally, the property offers a rear garden with a patio seating area and lawn, providing a great space for outdoor enjoyment, along with gated access leading directly onto open green space beyond, as well as a useful outbuilding/store providing additional storage.

Life In Mansfield Life in Mansfield is generally affordable, practical, and community-focused, with a mix of town convenience and easy access to countryside.

Mansfield is a traditional market town in the East Midlands with a strong local identity.

The town centre has a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés and a market square, along with retail parks on the outskirts.

It’s not a big city lifestyle, but it covers everyday needs well without the higher costs you’d find in places like Nottingham or further south. For commuting, it’s reasonably well connected.

There are rail links to Nottingham, Worksop and Sheffield, and good road access via the A38 and nearby M1. Many residents commute to Nottingham or surrounding towns for work.

Leisure-wise, you’ve got plenty of green space. Sherwood Forest (famous for the Robin Hood legend) is nearby, along with country parks, walking routes and nature reserves.

Locally, there are gyms, cinemas, pubs and leisure centres, though nightlife is fairly low-key compared to larger cities.