This handsome, four-bedroom detached period home, known as Muskegon, is situated in a highly desirable residential location in Beeston, Nottinghamshire. The property, dating back to the early 1900s, requires a schedule of refurbishment works to include repair or rebuilding of areas affected by subsidence. The ground floor features a spacious entrance hall, a dual-aspect drawing room with a bay window, a bright kitchen diner with integrated appliances, and a characterful sitting room with a brick-built inglenook fireplace. The first floor has four bedrooms, including two generous doubles to the front, a small double to the rear, and a dressing room. The property also has a separate WC, a shower room, and a laundry room. The gardens surround three elevations of the house, with a heavily stocked border of shrubbery and mature trees to the front, and a predominantly laid-to-lawn garden to the rear. The property requires a buyer to arrange for the removal of asbestos from the garage and to get independent advice on the structural condition of the property.