House For Sale £265,000
Grant's of Derbyshire are delighted to offer this extended, semi-detached cottage which dates back to the early 18th Century and is located in this sought after village of Cromford. This home enjoys an elevated position with superb far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside and towards the millpond at Cromford. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing, gas central heating and retains a wealth of character and original features. The accommodation comprises; entrance porch, lounge/ground floor bedroom, sitting room, sun room, dining kitchen, ground floor WC and utility area. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside there are extensive gardens surrounding the property with a number of seating areas, ideally located to enjoy the amazing views. Street parking is available nearby. Viewing highly recommended. Virtual Tour Available.
The Location
This home is located in Scarthin, just off the centre of this historic village of Cromford, made famous during the Industrial Revolution thanks to Sir Richard Arkwright. There is a range of local amenities to include The popular book shop and Cafe "Scarthin Books", The Boat Inn and this home is a short distance from the post office, a range of shops, public houses and restaurants along with bus routes to the neighbouring towns and cities of Matlock, Wirksworth, Bakewell and Derby. Cromford Railway station is a 15 minute walk away.
Ground Floor
The property is entered via the arched wrought iron gate which opens up to a pathway leading through the front gardens to a part glazed wooden door which opens into the
Porch (1.67 x 1.37 (5'5" x 4'5"))
With a uPVC double glazed window to the side and hooks for coats and hats etc. The staircase leads off to the first floor and doors open to the lounge and
Sitting Room / Bedroom Four (3.93 x 2.74 (12'10" x 8'11"))
Currently used as a fourth bedroom but could easily be an additional reception room, dining room or study. There are exposed ceiling timbers and stonework, an original stone fireplace and hearth, recessed shelving and a useful understairs storage cupboard. There is a high level, patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect and a stone mullioned, uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, overlooking the front garden.
Lounge (3.59 x 3.47 (11'9" x 11'4"))
Neutrally decorated and having exposed ceiling timbers and a handsome stone fireplace with inset multi-fuel stove. There are built-in cupboards, drawers and shelving to the chimney recesses, a perimeter picture rail, matching wall lights and a TV point. A large opening leads through to the
Sun Room (3.08 x 1.37 (10'1" x 4'5"))
This room extends the lounge and seating area further and has a large uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, ideal for enjoying those far reaching views. Steps lead down to the
Kitchen / Diner (5.7 x 3.14 max (18'8" x 10'3" max))
With a slate-effect ceramic tiled floor and a modern range of white wall, base and soft closing drawer units with contrasting black worktop over. There is a 1.5 bowl sink with mixer tap over and the two uPVC double glazed windows with Velux window over provide a good level of natural light. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher. A gas range with extractor hood over is included with the sale. A part glazed uPVC double glazed door leads out to the side garden and there is a built-in seating area having ample space for a family sized dining table. A door opens to reveal the
Ground Floor Wc (1.59 x 0.95 (5'2" x 3'1"))
With pedestal sink and low flush WC. Next door an opening leads into the
Utility Area (1.59 x 1.31 (5'2" x 4'3"))
Having ample space for an upright fridge freezer and providing additional storage space for food and household items. The "Worcester" combination gas boiler is sited here.
First Floor
On arrival at the first floor landing, doors lead off to the three bedrooms and family bathroom. There is a part glazed door which gives access to the pathway/yard to the rear. At the top of the landing the first door on the left leads into
Bedroom One (4.24 x 2.76 (13'10" x 9'0"))
A double bedroom with stone mullioned windows to the front aspect having far reaching views.
Bedroom Two (3.6 x 2.74 (11'9" x 8'11"))
Another good sized bedroom with an original stone feature fireplace with central grate and twin front aspect, stone-mullioned windows enjoying lovely views out over the surrounding valley and countryside. A door opens to reveal the
Shower Enclosure (1.19 x 0.91 (3'10" x 2'11"))
A most useful addition to this home, tiled and with a thermostatic shower fitting and obscure glass uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect.
Family Bathroom (2.71 x 1.87 (8'10" x 6'1"))
With a vinyl floor covering and slate-effect ceramic wall tiling, we have a modern three piece suite comprising; panelled bath with shower over, pedestal sink and a dual flush WC. There is an obscure glass uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect.
Bedroom Three (3.62 x 2.94 max (11'10" x 9'7" max))
With uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects providing stunning views over the Mill pond, surrounding countryside and over towards Black Rocks.
Outside
At the lower level, entered via the arched wrought iron gate there is a gravelled pathway passing a low maintenance rockery seating area, bin store and outdoor shed. The pathway continues up to the front garden where there is a seating area enclosed by wrought iron railings, an ideal place for warm weather dining or just to sit and enjoy the view. Steps rise to a low maintenance side garden edged with mature, planted borders allowing for a good degree of privacy, all of which take in the stunning views towards Black Rocks. Rights of way do exist for neighbouring properties.
Directional Notes
This home is best approached by leaving Wirksworth Market Place, continue along Cromford Road and up Steeple Grange. Continue down The Hill, then turn left towards the bottom of The Hill into Water Lane. Park on Water Lane opposite the hairdressers and walk up Scarthin past the hairdressers on the left and take the next footpath on the left leading up to the cottage. The property is identified by our For Sale board.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band B which is currently £1142.33 per annum.
The Location
This home is located in Scarthin, just off the centre of this historic village of Cromford, made famous during the Industrial Revolution thanks to Sir Richard Arkwright. There is a range of local amenities to include The popular book shop and Cafe "Scarthin Books", The Boat Inn and this home is a short distance from the post office, a range of shops, public houses and restaurants along with bus routes to the neighbouring towns and cities of Matlock, Wirksworth, Bakewell and Derby. Cromford Railway station is a 15 minute walk away.
Ground Floor
The property is entered via the arched wrought iron gate which opens up to a pathway leading through the front gardens to a part glazed wooden door which opens into the
Porch (1.67 x 1.37 (5'5" x 4'5"))
With a uPVC double glazed window to the side and hooks for coats and hats etc. The staircase leads off to the first floor and doors open to the lounge and
Sitting Room / Bedroom Four (3.93 x 2.74 (12'10" x 8'11"))
Currently used as a fourth bedroom but could easily be an additional reception room, dining room or study. There are exposed ceiling timbers and stonework, an original stone fireplace and hearth, recessed shelving and a useful understairs storage cupboard. There is a high level, patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect and a stone mullioned, uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, overlooking the front garden.
Lounge (3.59 x 3.47 (11'9" x 11'4"))
Neutrally decorated and having exposed ceiling timbers and a handsome stone fireplace with inset multi-fuel stove. There are built-in cupboards, drawers and shelving to the chimney recesses, a perimeter picture rail, matching wall lights and a TV point. A large opening leads through to the
Sun Room (3.08 x 1.37 (10'1" x 4'5"))
This room extends the lounge and seating area further and has a large uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, ideal for enjoying those far reaching views. Steps lead down to the
Kitchen / Diner (5.7 x 3.14 max (18'8" x 10'3" max))
With a slate-effect ceramic tiled floor and a modern range of white wall, base and soft closing drawer units with contrasting black worktop over. There is a 1.5 bowl sink with mixer tap over and the two uPVC double glazed windows with Velux window over provide a good level of natural light. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher. A gas range with extractor hood over is included with the sale. A part glazed uPVC double glazed door leads out to the side garden and there is a built-in seating area having ample space for a family sized dining table. A door opens to reveal the
Ground Floor Wc (1.59 x 0.95 (5'2" x 3'1"))
With pedestal sink and low flush WC. Next door an opening leads into the
Utility Area (1.59 x 1.31 (5'2" x 4'3"))
Having ample space for an upright fridge freezer and providing additional storage space for food and household items. The "Worcester" combination gas boiler is sited here.
First Floor
On arrival at the first floor landing, doors lead off to the three bedrooms and family bathroom. There is a part glazed door which gives access to the pathway/yard to the rear. At the top of the landing the first door on the left leads into
Bedroom One (4.24 x 2.76 (13'10" x 9'0"))
A double bedroom with stone mullioned windows to the front aspect having far reaching views.
Bedroom Two (3.6 x 2.74 (11'9" x 8'11"))
Another good sized bedroom with an original stone feature fireplace with central grate and twin front aspect, stone-mullioned windows enjoying lovely views out over the surrounding valley and countryside. A door opens to reveal the
Shower Enclosure (1.19 x 0.91 (3'10" x 2'11"))
A most useful addition to this home, tiled and with a thermostatic shower fitting and obscure glass uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect.
Family Bathroom (2.71 x 1.87 (8'10" x 6'1"))
With a vinyl floor covering and slate-effect ceramic wall tiling, we have a modern three piece suite comprising; panelled bath with shower over, pedestal sink and a dual flush WC. There is an obscure glass uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect.
Bedroom Three (3.62 x 2.94 max (11'10" x 9'7" max))
With uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects providing stunning views over the Mill pond, surrounding countryside and over towards Black Rocks.
Outside
At the lower level, entered via the arched wrought iron gate there is a gravelled pathway passing a low maintenance rockery seating area, bin store and outdoor shed. The pathway continues up to the front garden where there is a seating area enclosed by wrought iron railings, an ideal place for warm weather dining or just to sit and enjoy the view. Steps rise to a low maintenance side garden edged with mature, planted borders allowing for a good degree of privacy, all of which take in the stunning views towards Black Rocks. Rights of way do exist for neighbouring properties.
Directional Notes
This home is best approached by leaving Wirksworth Market Place, continue along Cromford Road and up Steeple Grange. Continue down The Hill, then turn left towards the bottom of The Hill into Water Lane. Park on Water Lane opposite the hairdressers and walk up Scarthin past the hairdressers on the left and take the next footpath on the left leading up to the cottage. The property is identified by our For Sale board.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band B which is currently £1142.33 per annum.
