Map5 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Key information
Features and description
- Tenure: Leasehold (943 years remaining)
- Stunning Grade II Listed Tudor Wing
- Leasehold (943 Years)
- Full Of Original Character
- Four/Five Bedroom Stone Home In Beautiful Hamlet
- Spacious Garage
- Private Walled Gardens
- Historic Location Dating Back to 1222
- Within Peak National Park
- Tax Band G
A substantial Grade II listed Tudor Wing of the original Ford Hall has occupied this position since records began in 1222. It was the home of Robert De La Ford, one of the earliest residents of North Derbyshire and once featured on Escape to the Country.
Tudor Wing, located in the Hamlet of Ford, is a truly superb residence steeped in history. It retains all of its original features and internally comprises the arched Medieval entrance hall, which was originally a game larder with an ancient well. The original dining area is open to the drawing room, which dates to 1520 and has a stunning original fireplace and beams. Downstairs cloakroom/WC, attractive farmhouse breakfast kitchen with garden views. Aga, walk-in pantry, rear porch.
To the first floor is a beautiful galleried landing with a vaulted ceiling and beams, the main bedroom with beams and an en-suite bathroom, three further bedrooms, a dressing room/fifth bedroom, and the principal bathroom. Outside is a stone garage with an internal ladder to a large storage area at the rear of the beautiful walled garden.
EPC Rating: D
Rooms
Entrance Hall 7.54m x 1.98m (24ft 8in x 6ft 5in)
Original timber oak door to the front elevation, original medieval sunken well, barrelled stone ceiling, original, stone slab with store beneath, arched display stone wall, radiator and an original York stone tiled floor.
Lounge Area 5.03m x 4.88m (16ft 6in x 16ft)
Original leaded windows with stone mullions and sills to the front and rear elevation, secondary double glazing, original feature stone fireplace with matching stone hearth, multi-fuel burner, radiators, original beams to ceiling and feature stone detailing.
Dining Area 5.03m x 4.49m (16ft 6in x 14ft 8in)
Original beams, open to galleried landing with feature staircase leading to first floor with wrought iron detailing, feature corner window looking towards the rear garden, stone flooring, access via latch door to cloak room/WC and boiler.
Kitchen 6.02m x 5.33m (19ft 9in x 17ft 5in)
Timber framed double glazed window with stone mullions and sills with views over the garden, bespoke fitted farmhouse style units to the base and eye level with granite worktops over, sink and drainer with a brass mixer tap over, electric AGA inset into the chimney breast, wine rack, exposed stone feature wall, breakfast area and tiled flooring. Original oak back door leading to the rear porch.
Pantry 4.63m x 2.02m (15ft 2in x 6ft 7in)
Built in shelving, tiled flooring and power.
Rear Porch 1.63m x 2.02m (5ft 4in x 6ft 7in)
Timber stable door to the side elevation, window to the rear elevation, built in cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, and tiled flooring.
Boiler Room 1.90m x 2.63m (6ft 2in x 8ft 7in)
Timber framed window to the rear elevation, WC with a push flush, pedestal wash basin with chrome taps over and the boiler.
Galleried Landing 4.88m x 4.27m (16ft x 14ft)
Stunning vaulted ceiling with skylight feature exposed beams, feature staircase in oak with wrought iron detailing. Feature display wall with stone mullion window and a window seat.
Bedroom One 5.18m x 4.98m (16ft 11in x 16ft 4in)
Double bedroom situated to the front of the property, original leaded windows with secondary double-glazing, stone mullions and sills, feature beams, feature original stone fireplace and hearth, display wall with recess timber lintels and stone shelving.
Bedroom Two 5.49m x 5.49m (18ft x 18ft)
Double bedroom with leaded mullion windows, secondary double-glazing and views to the rear and side garden of the property, polished wood flooring, stone shelving and a double radiator.
En-Suite 1.90m x 2.30m (6ft 2in x 7ft 6in)
Traditional white suite comprising bath with electric shower fitment over, shower panel, pedestal wash basin with chrome taps over, part tiled, towel rail radiator, wooden ceiling beams.
Bedroom Three 4.06m x 3.07m (13ft 3in x 10ft)
Double bedroom situated to the front with leaded windows with secondary double-glazing, stone mullions and sills, double radiator with bespoke cover and picture rail.
Bedroom Four 3.58m x 3.10m (11ft 8in x 10ft 2in)
Double bedroom, leaded window with secondary double-glazing, stone mullions and sills, double radiator with bespoke cover. Currently being used as a sitting room.
Dressing Room/Bedroom Five 3.05m x 2.13m (10ft x 6ft 11in)
Traditional style quality wardrobes fitted to one wall, feature stone mullion window with secondary double-glazing, radiator with bespoke cover. Pull down ladder to a sizeable fully boarded loft space for extra storage. Currently being used as a dressing room.
Bathroom 3.05m x 2.13m (10ft x 6ft 11in)
Window with secondary double-glazing to the rear elevation with stone sills, antique style white suite with shaped bath in a mahogany surround and Victorian style brass shower taps, WC, pedestal washbasin. Built in cupboards.
Inner Hall
Featuring original stone fireplace with stone mantle and recess, and fitted cupboard.
Garden
To the front elevation is an enclosed paved courtyard with established flower beds.
To the side elevation is a stunning enclosed private walled garden with a timber decking area, artificial grass lawn, and established flower beds.
Parking - Garage
Originally a coach house, the very large garage has a window and ladder access to a separate floor for storage or a workroom. It has electricity and lights. It also features its own consumer unit with ample space for an electric charging point to be installed. The space can accommodate two medium cars or one larger vehicle and a smaller one.
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