A gorgeous farmhouse commanding fine views over the valley towards Deepdale Nature Reserve and forming part of the exclusive Hamlet of Brushfield which is located almost equidistant between Bakewell and Buxton. The property occupies an enviable, rural position, on a south facing slope in the lea of Longstone Edge and offers a superb range of accommodation over two floors, ideal for owner occupiers or as a holiday home. The property comes with two paddocks (one at the front and one to the rear), alongside formal gardens, driveway, large garage and outbuildings and is available with no onward chain. The views from the principal accommodation are quite superb and the layout of the accommodation offers versatility in the way the living arrangements can be utilised. With one of the five bedrooms and three bathrooms being situated on the ground floor, close to the third reception area and second staircase, there is also potential here for part of the house to be sectioned off as an annexe for a dependent relative or as a holiday let (subject to regs) if required.

Description - A gorgeous farmhouse commanding fine views over the valley towards Deepdale Nature Reserve and forming part of the exclusive Hamlet of Brushfield which is located almost equidistant between Bakewell and Buxton. The property occupies an enviable, rural position, on a south facing slope in the lea of Longstone Edge and offers a superb range of accommodation over two floors, ideal for owner occupiers or as a holiday home. The property comes with two paddocks (one at the front and one to the rear), alongside formal gardens, driveway, large garage and outbuildings and is available with no onward chain. 'Lower Farm' is a classic example of a Derbyshire longhouse with lovely period features supported by more modern fixtures and fittings that have been added in recent years.


Open fires and wood burning stoves provide support to the oil fired central heating system while the stone flagged floors and beamed ceilings combine to provide a homely feel. The views from the principal accommodation are quite superb and the layout of the accommodation offers versatility in the way the living arrangements can be utilised. With one of the five bedrooms and three bathrooms being situated on the ground floor, close to the third reception area and second staircase, there is also potential here for part of the house to be sectioned off as an annexe for a dependent relative or as a holiday let (subject to regs) if required. Brushfield is part of the Parish of Taddington and Priestcliffe and although the area is very much situated on its own there is a highly rated primary school and local shopping facilities conveniently found in Taddington and a short drive down the A6 will take you into the historic market town of Bakewell where there is a large Aldi supermarket amongst a host of other amenities. The local walking trails in Brushfield lead onto Longstone Edge and the popular Monsal Trail which provides a cycle track leading to either Bakewell or Buxton via some of the other, pretty Peak Park Villages.