This stunning Grade I listed Elizabethan country house, designed by renowned architect Robert Smythson, offers over 9,300 square feet of versatile accommodation nestled in 10.11 acres of grounds. The property, believed to have been the hunting lodge to Worksop Manor, has been beautifully restored to balance period and modern features. The main house features a stunning sitting room with stone fireplace, flagstone flooring, and views over the front gardens, as well as a bespoke fitted dining kitchen, study/games room, family room, and ten bedrooms. The property also includes a detached stone cottage, known as The Smithy, with three double bedrooms, en suite to master, and Jack and Jill bathroom. The grounds feature a block of five stables, two natural ponds, and a 3.5-bay garage with upstairs storage. The property has mains power and water connected, with separate non-mains waste, and is located in a desirable residential area with easy access to leisure opportunities, amenities, and the motorway network.