Plot 12 Markham, Taggart Homes, Bracken Fields, Bracken Lane

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Part of the Bracken Fields development in Retford

HIGHT SPECIFICATION HOME INCLUDES -FULLY INTGRATED FRIDGE FREEZER, DISHWASHER, WASHER/DRYER * LVT HARD FLOORING WITH A 12 YEAR WARRENTY TO THE WET AREAS, AND STANDARD CARPETS TO THE REMAINING ROOMS.  SINGLE GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY FOR TWOCARS, TURF TAP AND FENCING ALONG WITH OUTSIDE LIGHTS AS STANDARD *FEATURES WHITE RENDER AND BRICK FINISH. READY TOMOVE IN SOON !

The Markham, these bay fronted detached houses briefly comprise entrance hallway, double aspect living room offering ample natural light, WC, open plan double aspect kitchen/dining room with French doors leading out to the enclosed rear garden, integral appliances include fridge/freezer, electric oven, gas hob, extractor hood and dishwasher, there is a separate utility room with also offers a free standing washing machined and tumble dryer. To the first floor is a landing with access to three double bedrooms and family bathroom, the primary bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room. To the external spaces are landscaped front and rear gardens, tandem driveway for two vehicles and a detached garage.

The lively Nottinghamshire market town of Retford is the setting for Bracken Fields, our appealing new collection of homes.

With a choice of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms, there is something for everyone looking for a new home in a green, convenient, very well-connected location. Whether you are a first time buyer, part of a growing family or a downsizer, you will find a home here to delight you.
Every home at Bracken Fields welcomes you warmly with stylish, high specification fixtures and fittings, and landscaped gardens, all meticulously designed to the high standards you would expect from Taggart Homes.

Bracken Fields is less than five minutes’ drive from Retford town centre, while being encircled by fields and woodland. Long established trees and hedgerows are being preserved to create the feeling of living in a natural oasis. New landscaping and open space, including a pond, will add to the attractions of Bracken Fields, making it a desirable new place to live and flourish.

Today, Listed buildings from many centuries contribute to its period charm, and include Amcott House, now Bassetlaw Museum, Trinity Hospital, Almshouses, Sloswicke’s Hospital Almshouses and the ornate French inspired Town Hall on Market Square.
However, Retford has plenty to please today’s residents, with good choice of shops for everyday shopping, and a number of more specialised retailers for when you’re looking for something less run-of-the-mill. The Chocolate Kitchen is packed with naughty-but-nice treats; and Honey & Fig is the place for breakfast, coffee and delicious cakes. Mollie Rocker Bakery offers children’s baking classes along with moreish food; and The Leaky Teacup is a strictly gluten-free café.
Local restaurants include The Glasshouse, a contemporary bistro; The Old Police Station at King’s Park Hotel; and the popular Alberto’s Bar & Bistro.
The Brew Shed has won numerous awards, and continues to win over customers with excellent beer and food from its artisan kitchen.
Retford’s jewel is undoubtedly King’s Park. Set in the heart of town, its 24 beautiful acres embrace formal gardens, children’s water play, wildlife and rose gardens, tennis courts and a skate park, with the pretty river Idle meandering through it all. It has earned many awards over the years including the prestigious Green Flag.

Follow the course of the river Idle, and you come to one of the largest, Idle Valley Nature Reserve, a 1000-acre wetland paradise for birds, bats and many other creatures. Families, walkers and nature lovers are also very welcome, and it’s one of the region’s most rewarding sites for birders.
Just north of Retford, a network of lakes and waterways provides a haven for nature as well as great opportunities for outdoor relaxation. Carp fishing, water skiing and sailing are just a few of the ways to enjoy this wonderful resource. If you’d rather stay on dry land, there are miles of trails and footpaths to explore, with Daneshill Lakes a particular favourite for easy-going walks.
Clumber Park, once a grand ducal estate, has 3,800 acres of parkland open to visitors, where the delights include the magnificent walled kitchen garden, Europe’s longest lime tree walk, and lots of family-friendly adventures in the woodland and discovery centre.

AGENT NOTE – The property is freehold. Estate charges apply, please contact Pygott & Crone for further details.

Agents Note – Internal photographs are of Show Home Plot 1 and for example of property only.