Ferry Lane, North Muskham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23

Guide Price £750,000 - £775,000. A beautifully presented Georgian residence with river views – ideal for commuters and families alike. Offered for sale with no onward chain.

Trent Bank House is a charming late 18th-century Grade II listed Georgian home, full of charm and period features.

Overlooking the River Trent and set in the sought-after village of North Muskham, just 3 miles from Newark, this substantial property offers flexible and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors.

Features include five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a double-height conservatory linking the main house to a converted barn/ self-contained annex.

Ideal for professionals, families, and those seeking multigenerational living or home-working flexibility, this home combines period elegance with modern practicality, all in a peaceful, riverside setting.

Lovingly refurbished and sympathetically extended by its current owners over the past 30 years, the property boasts five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a stunning double-height conservatory that links the main house to a converted barn. A self-contained annex, ideal for multigenerational living or Airbnb, complements the flexible layout.

This is an exceptional family home with a quiet, village lifestyle—perfect for commuters, professionals, and those looking for a truly unique residence with space to grow and unwind.

Owner’s Perspective
"The views over the river are endlessly peaceful—we’ve loved watching the gentle river traffic and the wildlife it brings. After nearly three decades here, we can confidently say it’s a quiet, calm, and rewarding place to call home."

Accommodation Highlights

A bespoke fitted kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring a Iive Black stove with six-ring gas burner and fish kettle, an island with granite worktop, integrated dishwasher, breakfast area, and freestanding larder cupboard. French doors open directly to the rear courtyard. The sitting room is full of character, with panelled wainscote, high ceilings, working fireplace, and double doors leading into the architect-designed conservatory. This light-filled space is perfect for entertaining or relaxing, with direct access to the private south-facing courtyard. A formal dining room with China cupboard and a working range fireplace adds period elegance, while a utility/boot room, cloakroom/WC, wine cellar, and storerooms add everyday practicality. Upstairs, five generous bedrooms span the first and second floors, including a versatile home office/library with original fireplace and far-reaching views across the River Trent. A luxurious family bathroom includes a Jacuzzi bath (truncated)

The Annex & Converted Barn

Forming part of the converted barn, the self-contained annex is a highlight of the property. With a vaulted ceiling, kitchen area, shower room, and its own private access, it offers independence and flexibility—ideal for older children, guests, or short-term letting. Beneath the annex, the original barn now houses a spacious garage and well-equipped workshop, accessible via timber gates from Eastfield. This building was once used to house horses and now offers huge practicality while retaining character.

Gardens & Outdoor Living

The gardens have been thoughtfully developed into private, productive spaces. To the front, a formal garden enclosed by walls and a thick holly hedge leads to the entrance via original flagstone paths. Behind the kitchen and utility wing lies a delightful fruit and cutting garden complete with fruit cage, raspberry canes, and a selection of trees—damson, greengage, pear, apple and fig tree. The rear courtyard has been carefully landscaped with Indian sandstone paving, extending from the conservatory and kitchen doors to create a sunny outdoor ‘room’ for summer dining. There is an apple, fig and peach tree. Raised vegetable beds, high-quality Gabriel Ash greenhouse, and a purpose-built wood store and coal bunker complete this wonderfully functional and attractive space.

Location – Perfect for Commuters

Trent Bank House is ideally positioned for those commuting by road or rail. The A1 is just moments away, providing excellent road links to Nottingham, Lincoln, Doncaster, Sheffield, and beyond. Newark Northgate Station is a 10-minute drive and offers direct trains to London King’s Cross in approximately 75 minutes, as well as fast services to Leeds and York. Despite its excellent connectivity, the village has a strong sense of community and is well-served by local amenities including a highly regarded primary school, St Wilfrid’s Church, a village hall, and a popular local pub – The Muskham Ferry – which sits on the banks of the river and is known for its friendly atmosphere and seasonal menus. The award-winning Indian restaurant, The Ashiana, is also located just a short drive away. Just 3 miles south, Newark-on-Trent offers supermarkets including Waitrose, historic attractions, boutique shops, and excellent dining options.

Schooling

North Muskham Primary School is a short walk away. Nearby secondary options include Newark Academy, Magnus C of E Academy, and Tuxford Academy – all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Independent schools such as Highfields, Ranby, Worksop College, and Wellow House School are also within easy reach.

In Summary – A Commuter’s Countryside Retreat

Trent Bank House is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a sought-after riverside setting. With spacious interiors, a self-contained annex, and excellent transport links, it’s perfectly suited to families, professionals, or buyers seeking flexible living with character. This is rural village life with the city still within easy reach.

Outgoings

Council Tax Band F

Property Tenure

Freehold with vacant possession.

Room Measurements

All dimensions are approximate. There may be some variation between imperial and metric measurements for ease of reference. Dimensions should not be used for fitting out.

Viewings

Contact Gascoines Southwell for more information.

Money Laundering

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