Osberton Hall is a country house of remarkable scale and architectural presence, dating from the 18th century and forming the focal point of a substantial estate within the landscapes of Sherwood Forest. The property comprises more than 27,000 square feet of regal, traditional accommodation, while outbuildings provide ancillary accommodation and a commercial stables operation.

The ground floor accommodation flows from a 70ft ground hall, featuring decorative cornicing and panelling, a fireplace, and a galleried landing above. It leads to the main formal reception rooms, including the dual-aspect sitting room with its ornate ceiling plasterwork and bay windows offering views across the countryside, as well as a large library, a formal dining room, a sun room and two further sitting rooms. There is also a well-equipped kitchen and dining room with modern units, integrated appliances and an Aga. The ground floor further benefits from an impressive indoor swimming pool with a sauna, along with changing and shower facilities.

On the first floor, a spacious open landing leads to six bedrooms, all of which are en suite, including the luxurious principal bedroom with its dressing room and en suite bathroom. A separate annexe area provides two offices, a sitting room, a kitchen/diner, two bedrooms and three bathrooms, while a separate staircase leads to a home gym. The second floor features an additional four double bedrooms, along with a large bathroom and a further shower room. There are also a further 10 second floor rooms, suitable for storage, office space or conversion into additional bedrooms.

This property has 46 acres of land.

Outside

The house is set within far-reaching parkland grounds comprising rolling lawns and meadows, woodland and a large lake. There are also beautifully landscaped gardens with sunny terracing, pristine lawns, clipped hedging and colourful borders. The stable block provides almost 6,000 square feet of equestrian facilities, while the Dower House offers office space to support the operation. Ancillary accommodation includes a four-bedroom cottage and the Water House, with its open-plan kitchen and living area.

Situation

The property is situated in a tranquil rural setting to the west of Retford in Nottinghamshire, surrounded by open arable countryside and the ancient woodland of Sherwood Forest.The Chesterfield Canal runs through the south of the area, adding to the picturesque setting, while the nearby Clumber Park National Trust estate offers outstanding walking, cycling and leisure facilities. The market town of Retford provides a comprehensive range of everyday amenities, including supermarkets, independent shops, restaurants, a leisure centre and medical facilities. Schooling is well provided locally, with a wide choice of state primary and secondary schools, as well as the independent Ranby House preparatory school nearby. Retford is well connected by road and rail, with the A1 within easy reach and Worksop station providing regular services to Sheffield, Nottingham and beyond.