Gateford Park
off Churchill Way
Gateford, Worksop
Nottinghamshire
S81 7RB
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Unwrap our gift to you this Christmas at Gateford Park - Reserve now and save up to £20,000 towards your moving costs!
Unwrap our gift to you this Christmas at Gateford Park - Reserve now and save up to £20,000 towards your moving costs!
Number of bedrooms?
4 bedroom detached home with integral single garage
1 plots available
From £354,995
4 bedroom detached home with detached garage
4 plots available
From £389,995
4 bedroom detached home with integral single garage
1 plots available
From £429,995
Number of bedrooms?
OPENING A WHOLE WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES
This Christmas, the greatest gift of all isn’t found under the tree – it’s waiting for you at Gateford Park. Imagine celebrating with a brand new home filled with warmth, love, and a lifetime of endless possibilities.
Gateford Park is an exclusive development offering a range of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom new homes in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
With a variety of different house designs available, you can be rest assured that there is something for everyone: from young professionals to growing families, or perhaps those looking to downsize but who still requiring a spacious well served home. Traditionally designed with modern living in mind, the light and airy interiors offer plenty of space to work, play and relax in style, whilst the variety of external finishes gives each home character and identity.
Gateford Park provides the perfect haven for those looking for the best of both worlds. Situated on the outskirts of Worksop, Gateford is close to open countryside and has the nearby National Trust Clumber Park, which is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods covering more than 3,800 acres and offering many leisure activities. The royal Sherwood Forest, made famous by the legend of Robin Hood, is also within easy reach and has events and activities throughout the year.Neighbouring Worksop offers everything you need for modern living with a choice of restaurants, cafés and bars, a variety of sporting clubs to enjoy and many shops including the Priory Shopping Centre. Gateford itself is only half an hour away from Sheffield’s leading shopping and leisure destination, Meadowhall, which offers an array of designer and high street shops.
Number of bedrooms?
4 bedroom detached home with integral single garage
1 plots available
From £354,995
4 bedroom detached home with detached garage
4 plots available
From £389,995
4 bedroom detached home with integral single garage
1 plots available
From £429,995
Number of bedrooms?
Plot 18
The Bowdon
5 bedroom detached with detached double garage
£457,993
Buyers searching north Nottinghamshire or South Yorkshire will find a new home in Gateford has everything ‘on the doorstep’.
There are plenty of shops and services in nearby Celtic Point shopping centre, while Gateford’s location on the north-western edge of Worksop means residents can also benefit from everything this town has to offer.
Schools in the area include Gateford Park Primary School on Amherst Rise, Norbridge Academy on Stanley Street in Worksop, and Outwood Academy Valley on Valley Road, Worksop.
Gateford is well located for transport options. Worksop railway station runs services to Leeds, Lincoln, and Nottingham, and is less than a 10-minute drive from Gateford. Meanwhile Junction 31 of the M1 is only eight miles away.
Bus services are good too, with a choice of options into Worksop from Gateford and back roughly every half an hour.
You won’t have to go far for your weekly shop. There’s an Asda store at Celtic Point, and Gateford is also near to other major supermarkets such as the Tesco superstore on Gateford Road, and the Morrisons store on Kilton Road.
For more niche foodie purchases the Welbeck Farm Shop is a 15-minute drive away. This is largely stocked by produce from the Welbeck estate or from small regional producers. Specialities include artisan bread and handcrafted ales as well as cheese and milk from the estate’s own herd. The butchery counter sells meat and game that was reared on the estate or on local farms. There is also a popular café on site.
For health needs there is Larwood Surgery on Larwood Avenue which offers a range of clinics, and Bassetlaw Hospital, which has a 24-hour emergency department, and provides district general hospital services. Both are less than a 10-minute drive from Gateford.
Worksop has its own community theatre, the Acorn Theatre on Queen Street, which is managed and run by volunteers. The 200-seat venue hosts professional and community performances. Among the groups that use the venue are the Worksop Light Operatic Society, the Dukeries Theatre Group, and the Young Theatre Company.
Worksop is also home to the National Trust’s Mr Straw’s House which is a semi-detached property on Blyth Grove that gives visitors a chance to see how people lived in the 1920s. The house was bought by a local grocer in 1923. When the family moved in it was decorated in all the latest style but remained largely untouched after that.
For artistic displays, pay a visit to the Harley Foundation, which is around seven miles away. It is a free-to-enter art gallery, museum, and artists’ studios, on the Welbeck estate. It hosts exhibitions and workshops and there is also an art trail that allows you to explore the history of art from cave paintings to contemporary works.
And if you head a few miles out the other side of Worksop you’ll find yourself at the magnificent National Trust location Clumber Park. The estate has more than 3,800 acres of parkland, gardens, and woodland, plus an 83-acre serpentine lake. The walled kitchen garden dates from the 18th Century and features the National Trust’s longest glasshouse and is home to national collections of rhubarb and apple.