Elegance and tranquillity…discover Widmerpool Hall

The stunning conversion of a 19th century manor house in rural Nottinghamshire is available for buyers eager to own a piece of history in a rural setting but with all the luxury and convenience of modern living.

Widmerpool Hall was designed by celebrated architect Henry Clutton and has been sympathetically restored by housebuilder Manor Kingdom to incorporate just nine fabulous apartments. The wider estate, encompassing 22 acres of glorious green space for buyers to enjoy, also includes 11 unique mews homes with plans for four and five bedroom detached homes within the exclusive, gated development.

Widmerpool Hall has been given a new lease of life by the experienced housebuilder although Manor Kingdom has been careful to retain original features in the nine apartments, such as large fireplaces and 12ft high arched doorways.

The quality craftsmanship is evident throughout and the entrance hall has been preserved to its original grandeur. An impressive stained glass window also overlooks the grand, sweeping staircase bearing the coat of arms of the original owners and creators of Widmerpool Hall, the Robertson family.

The interiors of the new apartments reflect the Hall’s original grandeur with quality appliances and finishes throughout, including Italian designer kitchens and stylish bathrooms by Villeroy and Boch.

Gina Holmes, Sales Manager for Manor Kingdom, said: “The combination of striking architecture and luxury, contemporary interiors create a range of truly fabulous homes in a spectacular location. The lifestyle available from a new home at Widmerpool Hall is evident as soon as you drive into the development and just five apartments are now available to purchase with a choice of two and three bedrooms.”

A range of incentives are currently available at the development for buyers in the market for a new, luxury home. For further information, please contact the Sales Advisor on 0115 937 7086 or 07734193932 to arrange a private viewing at a time to suit, seven days per week.