Set within the desirable village of Newton Solney is Notwen, a traditional semi detached home benefitting from deceptively spacious interiors, two excellent double bedrooms and secluded south facing gardens. Presenting a charming exterior, this attractive village home showcases art-deco style features throughout including original doors, impressive tall ceilings and a stained glass windows, alongside generously proportioned accommodation which has been recently upgraded to include a refit to the dining kitchen.

A pathway leads from the road up to the entrance hall, which in turn leads into two spacious reception rooms, the dining kitchen and to a useful cellar which is currently utilised as a utility space. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms serviced by a luxury family bathroom, and the master bedroom offers potential for conversion into two separate rooms if desired. Notwen enjoys a pleasant and secluded garden plot, with the generous rear garden enjoying a sunny southerly aspect.

Situated in the heart of Newton Solney, the property benefits from a secluded elevated position back from this attractive street which is lined with an assortment of similar traditional homes. This desirable village is home to amenities including two traditional pubs and a village hall, and the Newton Solney Church of England Infants feeds into Repton Primary School and John Port Secondary. More comprehensive amenities can be found in the local villages of Repton and Willington, and the market town centre of Burton offers facilities including supermarkets, shopping centres, leisure centres and an array of pubs and restaurants. A rail station in Willington provides links to Burton, Derby and further afield, the international airports of Birmingham and East Midlands can be reached in around 50 minutes, and the village is ideally placed for access to the A38 and A50 and national motorway network beyond. For outdoor pursuits, the Peak District National Park can also be reached in around 30 minutes.