This historic property, dating back to the 18th century, is a unique renovation project situated in the picturesque village of Laxton Conservation Area. The property, comprising the former Post Office and house, along with outbuildings, extends to 7623 sq.ft and stands on a 0.175 acre plot. The property has a range of original features, including brick and part-rendered elevations, pantiled roof, and old brick floors. The interior features a sales shop, stock room, living room, kitchen, walk-in pantry, bathroom, and four double-sized bedrooms. The outbuildings include a coal house, small garage, stable, and garden store, as well as a long rear garden. The village is steeped in history, with the Open Fields System of farming surviving unchanged since the Norman Conquest. The property is within commuting distance of Southwell, Newark, and Nottingham, and has access to local amenities, including the Dovecote Inn and recreational facilities such as Rufford Abbey Country Park.