This detached 1960s house, located in a cul-de-sac in Collingham, offers three bedrooms and a Victorian coach house with two garages and a loft. The property has a sizeable front garden and a walled courtyard to the rear, with central heating and double-glazed windows. The main house requires general modernization and refurbishment, while the coach house has potential for conversion to a home office (subject to planning permission). The property is situated near the village center, with local amenities including a Co-operative store, post office, and medical center, as well as a railway station with regular services to Newark, Lincoln, and Nottingham. The property has a traditional build with cavity brick elevations and interlocking tiled roof, with the coach house dating back to around 1850. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, cloak room, lounge/dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, and a bathroom, as well as a garage and loft space in the coach house.