House For Sale £375,000
Guide Price: £400,000 - £425,000
Secluded semi-detached family home in the picturesque village of Stanton-by-Dale.
Set back from Main Street at the end of a private driveway, behind electric wooden gates, is this hidden gem with heaps of original features throughout dating back to the late 19th Century, built as part of a substantial country residence. In 1912, the Stanton Company bought the Earl of Stanhope's estate and maintained the buildings in the village having a policy of repair not alter, helping preserve the village as it looked in the early part of the 20th Century.
The abundance of accommodation is set over two levels with a total floor area of 1,650sq.ft. The ground floor briefly comprises of a spacious kitchen with separate utility, four reception rooms which include a spacious lounge with log burner, a dining room, a snug also with a log burner and a conservatory with views of the garden and woodland beyond. Similarly, on the ground floor is a W/C and access to the cellar.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes and traditional fireplaces and all with heaps of natural daylight. There is additionally a spacious family bathroom with a four-piece suite.
The property benefits from period features such as original floorings, fireplaces, ceiling beams and exposed brickwork.
To the outside is ample off-street parking and a low maintenance garden.
The acquisition of this family home with copious period features, will allow you to put your stamp on it and create your own forever dream home.
The village of Stanton-by-Dale benefits from having a thriving community including two cosy pubs, The Old School House Deli Café and the very popular Erewash Valley Golf Club. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, the location affords ample opportunities for walking and exploring.
Whilst being in a quiet rural setting, the accommodation is only a few minutes' drive from Junction 25 of the M1 motorway and enjoys other excellent transport links including the A52 dual carriageway (connecting Nottingham and Derby), the number 14 village bus service and Long Eaton railway station. Local schools include Friesland Academy, Risley Primary and Trent College independent school.
Most of the village lies within a conservation area and is subject to an Article 4 Planning Directive helping preserve the charm and character of the village for decades to come. These various benefits gather to make Stanton-by-Dale a highly sought-after village location in which to live.
Viewing highly recommended.
Secluded semi-detached family home in the picturesque village of Stanton-by-Dale.
Set back from Main Street at the end of a private driveway, behind electric wooden gates, is this hidden gem with heaps of original features throughout dating back to the late 19th Century, built as part of a substantial country residence. In 1912, the Stanton Company bought the Earl of Stanhope's estate and maintained the buildings in the village having a policy of repair not alter, helping preserve the village as it looked in the early part of the 20th Century.
The abundance of accommodation is set over two levels with a total floor area of 1,650sq.ft. The ground floor briefly comprises of a spacious kitchen with separate utility, four reception rooms which include a spacious lounge with log burner, a dining room, a snug also with a log burner and a conservatory with views of the garden and woodland beyond. Similarly, on the ground floor is a W/C and access to the cellar.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes and traditional fireplaces and all with heaps of natural daylight. There is additionally a spacious family bathroom with a four-piece suite.
The property benefits from period features such as original floorings, fireplaces, ceiling beams and exposed brickwork.
To the outside is ample off-street parking and a low maintenance garden.
The acquisition of this family home with copious period features, will allow you to put your stamp on it and create your own forever dream home.
The village of Stanton-by-Dale benefits from having a thriving community including two cosy pubs, The Old School House Deli Café and the very popular Erewash Valley Golf Club. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, the location affords ample opportunities for walking and exploring.
Whilst being in a quiet rural setting, the accommodation is only a few minutes' drive from Junction 25 of the M1 motorway and enjoys other excellent transport links including the A52 dual carriageway (connecting Nottingham and Derby), the number 14 village bus service and Long Eaton railway station. Local schools include Friesland Academy, Risley Primary and Trent College independent school.
Most of the village lies within a conservation area and is subject to an Article 4 Planning Directive helping preserve the charm and character of the village for decades to come. These various benefits gather to make Stanton-by-Dale a highly sought-after village location in which to live.
Viewing highly recommended.
