The Old Sweet Shop

Newark-On-Trent, Nottinghamshire

Located in the picturesque Newark-On-Trent, Nottinghamshire, this Grade II listed property is a charming two-bedroom retreat that can accommodate up to four guests. Nestled within a conservation area, the home has been meticulously restored, showcasing traditional features such as beam ceilings and exquisite furnishings that enhance its character. Guests will appreciate the convenience of parking, with a permit available for use in the adjacent Balderton Gate. The ground floor offers a cozy sitting room equipped with a Smart TV and a well-appointed kitchen, along with a drop-leaf dining table that comfortably seats four, making it an ideal space for shared meals.

At the rear of the property, an enclosed suntrap courtyard invites relaxation and outdoor enjoyment, accessible through a classic stable door. Additionally, a secure outbuilding provides storage for bicycles and houses a washing machine with a clothes airer. The first floor features a spacious double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and exposed beams, while the top floor offers a versatile twin bedroom with zip-link single beds, which can be configured into a super-king bed beneath a Velux window, perfect for stargazing. Guests can unwind in a contemporary bathroom, complete with a luxurious bespoke shower and a bubble bath option.

Exploring Newark reveals a vibrant market town atmosphere, with a traditional market held on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, alongside antiques and collectibles stalls on Mondays and Thursdays. The Market Square serves as a lively community hub, lined with local coffee shops, including a popular Starbucks, where visitors can enjoy the ambiance and admire the historic architecture. Dining options abound, with charming restaurants and bars such as The Prince Rupert, Oscars Inn, and Thai Sabai, catering to various tastes. The iconic Newark Castle and the National Civil War Centre are key attractions, providing historical insights and beautiful grounds for exploration.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Sconce and Devon Park offers recreational activities, including riverside walks and children's playgrounds. The park features Queen's Sconce, an ancient earthwork fortification from the First English Civil War, where battle reenactments occur at certain times of the year. The property’s proximity to the train station allows easy access to Nottingham for nightlife and dining experiences, as well as day trips to Lincoln, known for its stunning cathedral and shopping options. With opportunities for outdoor adventures at nearby centers like GO Ape and Sherwood Pines, The Old Sweet Shop in Nottinghamshire serves as an excellent base for exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the region.

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