This is a detached, characterful red brick building of traditional construction, presenting an attractive and professional appearance that is well suited to office use. The property appears to date from the late Victorian period and displays attractive architectural features. The property is located within the Newark Conservation Area. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is currently utilised as offices, with multiple individual office rooms distributed throughout the building. Two dedicated meeting rooms are provided. In addition to the office and meeting accommodation, the building benefits from kitchen facilities and WC provisions. The second floor offers a degree of flexibility, comprising a meeting room and an office, and has the ability to be split, allowing for alternative configurations or potential separate occupation, if required. The property benefits from additional storage space in the basement. Externally, the property is set within its own grounds, with ample, secure on-site parking available to the front and side. The surrounding mature trees and landscaped areas create a pleasant and professional setting, enhancing the overall working environment. There is also a detached converted stable block, which is of traditional red brick construction beneath a pitched, slate covered roof and has been sympathetically refurbished to provide attractive and functional office accommodation while retaining its original character. The building incorporates features including rooflights and air conditioning.