3 bedroom detached house

Set within grounds approaching 1/3 of an acre, enjoying south facing gardens and a stunning Derbyshire countryside backdrop; a detached three bedroom house which occupies the most enviable of settings commanding breathtakingly beautiful cross valley view's whilst presenting an opportunity for renovation or further development.A genuinely rare opportunity not to be missed; a versatile property or potential building plot offered to the market with immediate vacant possession. Ideal for renovation and extension, or subject to the necessary planning permission, offers the potential to create a bespoke, individually designed home boasting a sought after location in a truly desirable village. The property is situated on the east side of Ridgeway Moor; an enviable position enjoying a rural and secluded position; the far-reaching views being an impressive feature whilst the immediate locality presents the most idyllic of outdoor lifestyles.

Accommodation Summary The current residence comprises of approx. 1200 sq ft internally over two floors and includes to the Ground Floor: Reception Hallway, Lounge, Dining Kitchen, Conservatory and a Cloaks Room / W.C. To the First Floor there are Three Bedrooms and a Bathroom. The property has remained in the same family and has never been offered to the open market. Constructed with the main objective to maximise the views over the Derbyshire valley.

Externally This stunningly situated property which sits elevated on approximately 1/3 of an acre that is both private and quiet. The views are undoubtably the main feature and the gardens enjoys both a southeast and a southwest aspect. There is detached garage and ample space for off road parking.

Additional Information A Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. The Local Authority is Northeast Derbyshire District Council. Council Tax Band - C.

Location Ford, Troway and Ridgeway are charming historical North-East Derbyshire villages, once part of Sherwood Forest and in the former Sitwell Estate and in the beautiful Moss Valley Conservation Area which offers beautiful scenic walks. Ridgeway was once deeply involved in the local industry of Sickle and Scythe manufacturing, like its neighbouring villages.The area offers a host of local facilities including a primary school, a church, a Methodist chapel, four country inns: The Bridge Inn, The Swan, The Queen's Head and The Phoenix Inn. Plenty of sports facilities: football, tennis, bowls, cricket and fishing. The Old Vicarage restaurant that used to hold a Michelin Star! Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre and Drake House Retail Park are also close by and are served well by excellent public transport links including Sheffield's Super-Tram at Gleadless Town End and Nearby Halfway. Meadowhall can be reached within a 15-minute drive and nearby tourist attractions include Rother Valley Country Park for water ski, Chatsworth House and Gardens, Bolsover castle and the hugely popular Peak District National Park which offer endless outdoor pursuits and associated picturesque villages.Transport links from here are excellent. The Sheffield outer ring-round runs within a couple of miles away giving access to good motorway connections at junction 30, 31, and 32 of the M1.

Directions From the city centre proceed along the A6135 City Road and turn right onto Ridgeway Road (A6102). Turn left onto the B388 White Lane and then right onto Main Road Which becomes Ridgeway Moor. The property is on the left.

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