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£1,450,000
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4 bedroom detached house for sale

Sydnope Hill, Darley Moor DE4
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Detached house
4 bed
2 bath
EPC rating: D*
4,298 sq ft / 399 sq m

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Basic 4Mbps *
Mobile signal: 
EE O2 Three Vodafone
Water: Mains supply
Heating: Central heating
Electricity: Mains supply
Sewerage: Private supply
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Country property
  • Equestrian facilities
  • Land extending to 10.475 acres
  • Good family accommodation
  • Double garage
  • Quiet location

An immaculately presented stone built house with adjacent double garage, storage, equestrian American Barn stables, agricultural building, menage and turnout all set in approx. 10.475 acres in a quiet location in open countryside. 


ACCOMMODATION

Entrance lobby, rear hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining/living room, study, master bedroom and ensuite (jack and jill) bathroom, three further double bedrooms, family shower room.

AMENITIES

Front garden, vegetable garden, two storey storeroom, double garage, workshop, two substantial modern buildings, grazing land in all approx. 10.475 acres.

Distances (approximate): Darley Dale- 2 miles; Matlock (trains to Derby)- 4 miles; Chesterfield (mainline trains to London St Pancras from 1hr 50 mins)- 8 miles; Sheffield- 21 miles; M1 (junction 29)- 13 miles; East Midlands international airport- 39 miles; Manchester (international airport) -43 miles.

DESCRIPTION

A very well-maintained family house with well-proportioned accommodation over three floors. The house is approached down a long, private drive leading to an area of parking for several cars, laid to stone setts.

Ground floor: Stone lobby with bench seats leads to the front door which opens into a large kitchen/dining/sitting room with tiled floor and beamed ceiling offering a large area for dining and sitting. An imposing stone fireplace with inset wood burner and a square bay window onto the front garden. The kitchen area has a large central island with granite worktop and cupboards below, further low-level units have a granite worktop with inset double Belfast style sink. There is a two oven AGA with five burner gas hob. The kitchen leads into a large utility room with further units, granite work tops and inset Belfast sink unit, space for a large fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer. Off the utility room is a rear hallway with glazed roof and doors out to the parking area and the back. A good-sized study is off the other side of the utility room with a back door and a cloakroom off with low level wc and hand basin. To the front is a lovely bright sitting room with large square bay window and a stone fireplace with inset wood burner.

First floor: Main bedroom, dual aspect with lovely views over the front garden, stone fireplace and door to an ensuite (jack and Jill) bathroom with tiled floor and full suite comprising cast iron roll top bath, large corner shower cubicle, bidet, wc and hand basin with cupboards below. Further large double bedroom with stone fireplace and views over the garden. Adjacent is the family shower room with shower cubicle, bidet wc and hand basin with cupboards below and above.

Second floor: landing with large walk-in cupboard which could potentially be a shower room. Double bedroom with exposed beams overlooking fields, further double bedroom with exposed beams and cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Outside: To the front of the house is a very pretty south/west facing garden laid to lawn with well stocked border surrounds, a central stone walkway with a stone fountain. To the side of the house is a most impressive, walled, vegetable garden with stone flag walkways around the borders and raised borders, to one side is a wonderful, large period style greenhouse and to the end of the garden is a garden pavilion.

Outbuildings: adjacent to the house is a substantial stone building with to one end the ‘Honey Parlour’ so called as our client uses it for that purpose, steps to the first-floor lead to a large useful storeroom. There is a large double garage with up and over electric doors. To the other end is large workshop which was formerly stables. A short walk away are two further substantial modern buildings, one is a single large open space whilst the other has six modern stables, a large tack room and an area large enough to park a horse lorry. To the rear of the barn is a stack yard and a useful log store. To the side of the barn is a full sized menage.

Land: to the front and either side of the house are three flat fields of good grazing land, in all the land and gardens extend to approx. 10.475 acres. A further 14.22 acres of good flat grazing/cropping land very close by are available by separate negotiation (lot 2 on the plan).

SITUATION

Moor House is situated well off the Matlock to Chesterfield Road but within a short drive of Matlock town centre with its good selection of shopping and recreational facilities and good transport links with trains to Derby every hour in the day. The larger conurbation of Chesterfield is also within an easy drive with its more extensive facilities and amenities. The property is on the edge of the Peak District National Park with its wide array of outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling, climbing and riding to name but a few. There are many places of cultural interest nearby including Chatsworth and Haddon Hall.

FOR SALE- FREEHOLD

Guide price: £1,450,000 subject to contract

SERVICES

Mains water and electricity Oil fired central heating. Bottle gas for cooker. Drainage into a private system.

FIXTURES AND FITTINGS

Fitted carpets, standard fixtures and fittings are included in the sale.

Any fixtures and fittings not mentioned in this brochure may be available by separate negotiation.

COUNCIL TAX: Band F

POSTCODE: DE4 5LN

DIRECTIONS

From Matlock town centre, take the A615 Bakewell Road after 0.3 mile turn right on Dimple Road and continue straight onto Hurds Hollow, after 0.5 mile turn right on Smedley Street and then first left onto Farley Hill and then Farley Lane, follow the road for approx. 2 miles bearing left onto Jaggers Lane. Turn right at the crossroads and the entrance to the driveway will be found after a short distance on the right-hand side just before Darwin House.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Caudwell & Co give notice that: These details have been prepared in good faith however they are not intended to constitute part of an offer of contract and should be used as a guide only. Any information contained herein whether in the text, plans or photographs should not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact. No person in Caudwell & Co has any authority to make or give representation or warranty on any property. Any measurement or distance referred to herein is approximate only.

VIEWING

All viewing is to be strictly by appointment with Edward Caudwell, Caudwell & Co on[use Contact Agent Button] or [use Contact Agent Button]


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    Caudwell & Co was started in 2004 by Edward Caudwell with the intention of providing a complete property service above all others in the Derbyshire market. Edward Caudwell was born and brought up locally but after the closure of Caudwell’s Mill in 1978 found that he had to look elsewhere for a career. He therefore spent seventeen years working at the top end of the London Residential market gaining great experience in what it means to offer a good service to buyers, seller, tenants and landlords. Having returned home to his roots in the summer of 2002 Edward continued to act for a couple of clients looking to buy in the London market but also took on board a number of clients wishing to buy in Derbyshire. Since the summer of 2002 Edward Caudwell has been involved with the Derbyshire property market on a daily basis and in July 2004 opened his offices on a prominent corner site in the market town of Bakewell in Derbyshire’s Peak District. In April 2019 Edward recognised the growing market trend of on-line property searching and was the first Derbyshire estate agent to take the business solely on-line. The savings from closing the Bakewell office have been reinvested into Caudwell & Co’s on line presence, social media, public relations and focused networking. Caudwell & Co are now offering a personal service specialising in the sale and acquisition of exceptional country houses, estates and prime town and village houses with the emphasis on honest, integrity and good old fashioned hard work.

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