A contemporary 2 bedroom Victorian Town house.

A stylish, centrally located, two bedroom house that sleeps upto 6 people. Situated in the Nottinghamshire brewery town of Kimberley. Within walking distance of all the local amenities; including supermarkets, pubs, leisure centre, restaurants, take-aways, hair and beauty shops, and cafes. Located close to the Nottingham/Derby border. Within a mile of the M1 motorway, and the central tram network. The nearest train station is only three miles away. Bus routes are available from the town. The property consists of two bedrooms. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed, with plenty of drawers and hanging space. The second bedroom has a triple bunk, consisting of a double bed, with a single overhead, again, with plenty of drawers and storage. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. There is also the option of an additional folding bed, and travel cot, if required. The bathroom has a bath and shower cubicle. The toilet is in a separate room. Downstairs you will find a spacious, open plan lounge and dining area which is furnished in a modern theme. With vintage pieces to reflect the age of the property, providing a unique and quirky look. The kitchen is to the rear of the property and comes with a washer-drier, fridge-freezer and all the major appliances you require to make your stay comfortable and trouble free. The outdoor area to the rear offers a contained, gravel courtyard with a small decked area that over looks the local cricket club. A bistro table and chairs is also provided. On street parking is available outside the property. You are only 100 metre walk from the town centre where you will find local cafes, deli's, restuarants and bars. There is also a Sainsbury's for your everyday needs, a pharmacist and several hair and beauty shops. Local buses pass through on a regular basis. There is also a local taxi firm. Living locally we are able to respond to any questions or requests you have. Kimberley is a town and civil parish in the Borough of Broxtowe in Nottinghamshire. The town grew as a centre for coal mining, brewing and hosiery manufacturing. A small town with a friendly, local community. Amenities include a large Sainsbury's, situated next to a small retail precinct, with a pharmacist, newsagents, and take ways. On the high street there are several hair and beauty shops, sitting alongside cafes, small bars and restaurants. Further out you have the larger towns of Ilkeston, and Eastwood (the birth place of D H Lawrence). Also a large retail park, which includes Ikea, Next, Marks & Spencers, Nando's, Starbucks, Frankie & Benny's, and much more.. There is on-street parking outside the property. Local bus routes run through the town centre, which commute to all the local areas including Nottingham and Derby. Situated only one mile from JCT 26 of the M1 motorway, it easy ideally located as a base for travelling around the Midlands, Peak District and South Yorkshire. The nearest train station is located only three miles away, parking is available, and a bus route available. The extensive Nottingham tram network, can be located only 2 miles away, and has free parking.