House For Sale £875,000
Summary
An elegant circa 1750 Grade II listed Georgian Farmhouse with six bedrooms & four reception rooms over three floors. Beautifully presented and carefully maintained in easily managed gardens including double garage and barn/workshop. A focal point family home of immense character.
Description
An elegant circa 1750 Grade II listed Georgian Farmhouse with six bedrooms and four reception rooms over three floors. Beautifully presented and carefully maintained in easily managed gardens including double garage and barn/workshop. A focal point family home of immense character, centrally positioned opposite the village inn and Holy Trinity Church yet with a rural scene at the rear and views over rolling farmland.
Yeaveley is a small village surrounded by countryside, just over a mile from the main road. There is easy to access major commercial centres and London via the A50, with local shopping at Ashbourne market town and endless recreational pursuits to hand especially, as the village lies just to the south of The Peak District National Park.
The accommodation follows classic Georgian tradition, there is a great depth of authentic character and the property has been carefully modernised with all facilities and amenities right up to date.
Reception Hall
A new bespoke character panelled entrance door is framed centrally with a segment headed doorcase and stretcher arch in contrast to the Flemish brick bonded main elevations. Symmetrically laid out at the head of the Crown-shaped front gardens and centrally positioned within the front elevation. This is classic Georgian disposition with three bays over two storeys and plain sashes.
The hall is quarry tiled and has the turning stairs which lead to upper floors with stone steps from the cellar head beneath leading to the barrel vaulted cellar.
The entrance overlight and rear window give two aspects and doors lead to the principal rooms.
Sitting Room 15' 10" x 13' 11" ( 4.83m x 4.24m )
Sash windows give views out over the village centre to the country inn and Holy Trinity Church and french doors lead out to the rear secluded terrace. An open cast iron fire has an ornate carved wooden surround and mantle with carved period beam over.
Dining Room 16' 1" x 13' 6" ( 4.90m x 4.11m )
A deep rustic brick inglenook range is the centrepiece with open cast iron grate, there are front sash windows and carved period beams.
Snug 14' 6" x 10' 1" ( 4.42m x 3.07m )
Comfortable proportions with a log burning stove installed in 2016 and a dual aspect with French doors also to the secluded terrace to the rear.
Farmhouse Kitchen 16' 4" x 15' ( 4.98m x 4.57m )
Light and spacious with cranberry Aga in the deep recessed brick fireplace and bespoke oak base and wall cabinets, expanses of granite work surfaces and quality built-in appliances by Miele and American plumbed fridge/freezer. Ample space for a family dining table over the quarry tiled floor.
Rear Entrance Hall
With a stout door from the rear yard and driveway. Part panelled cloaks cupboard.
Ground Floor W.C
Modern fittings include a round ceramic wash basin and a w.c. Rear window.
Home Office/ Study 14' 7" x 8' 10" ( 4.45m x 2.69m )
A dual aspect offers good working light. A boiler cupboard houses the Worcester Greenstar oil fired unit which was installed in 2014.
Utility Room 10' 6" x 7' 5" ( 3.20m x 2.26m )
Windows and door to the rear gardens. Belfast sink and storage cupboards. A vaulted recess has a former cast iron oven.
First Floor Landing
With the stairwell and a front window with village views.
Bedroom One Master 15' 9" x 13' 10" ( 4.80m x 4.22m )
Expanse of Cherry wardrobes and dressing table ensemble. A front sash gives elevated village views, there is a period ceiling beam.
Master En-Suite
A half bathroom with w.c, wash basin and potential for enlargement. Side window.
Bedroom Two 16' 3" x 11' plus recess ( 4.95m x 3.35m plus recess )
A cast iron period fireplace is a feature along with a ceiling beam and elevated village view.
Bedroom Three 12' 10" x 8' 3" plus built in wardrobes ( 3.91m x 2.51m plus built in wardrobes )
Tucked away to the rear yet with a fine view and deep fitted wardrobes. Opening a former doorway to the second bedroom is an option to create a larger suite.
House Bathroom 12' 4" x 7' 11" ( 3.76m x 2.41m )
A modern spacious room with quality fitted bath, walk-in shower, wash basin and w.c
Second Floor Landing
Lavish reveal of purlins and vaulted ceiling to the ridge give a voluminous feel and the Velux window floods light in. These large attic rooms are attractively arranged and feature heavily beamed and vaulted ceilings.
Bedroom Four 14' x 15' 8" ( 4.27m x 4.78m )
There are two gable windows and exposed timbers.
Bedroom Five 14' x 16' 4" max ( 4.27m x 4.98m max )
Front windows offer a crow's nest view beyond the village. Exposed purlin beams.
Bedroom Six 16' 6" x 16' max ( 5.03m x 4.88m max )
Two gable windows and a Velux roof-light.
Second Floor Shower Room & Wc 8' 3" x 7' ( 2.51m x 2.13m )
Modern shower, wash basin and w.c
Exterior & Gardens
Elegant Georgian front garden.
Brick wrap-around stone coped front walls in stretcher bond with original C18 cast iron railings to south, each rail with wavy flame finial and each stile with an urn finial and a central gate onto the path leading to the entrance door. The path is flanked by Crown shaped flowering shrubs and level lawn.
The secluded rear terrace is sheltered and private, it is stone paved and includes a raised patio where there are views back to the farmhouse to admire the Flemish bonded brick elevations, steeply pitched tiled roof and details of stone sills, copings and kneelers around the gables and sawtooth brick cornices.
The sitting room, snug and farmhouse kitchen each have French doors which open onto this terrace so, ideal for summer dining and garden parties.
The outlook over the rear gardens includes distant views over the rolling farmland.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and has open farmland to the rear boundary and a further terrace adjacent to the house near the utility room. A private picket gate leads onto Leapley Llane
A small barn would house a ride-on mower and serve well as a workshop/ store place.
The cultivated garden has a greenhouse and vegetable beds.
The drive enters the rear former farmyard which has a fresh tarmac surface where there is plenty of parking and access to the garage and a small sitting out terrace with a southerly aspect. The drive is within our ownership and is private except for access over for the other three properties in this cluster of period character homes.
Garage 14' 4" x 15' ( 4.37m x 4.57m )
This is a period barn with high ceilings featuring power and light. A double garage door and pedestrian door to the gardens.
Outbuilding/ Barn 20' 4" x 16' 4" ( 6.20m x 4.98m )
Brick built structure with power and light.
Directions
Ashbourne 5 miles
Derby 13 miles
A50 6 miles
Situated opposite Holy Trinity Church in the village centre.
From Ashbourne in the North and the A50 to the South take the A515 and follow Leapley Lane into the village.
Use the What3Word locator to the front door:
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1. Money laundering regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale.
2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.
3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect.
4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
5. These particulars are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact or form part of any offer or contract. The matters referred to in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers or tenants. Neither sequence (UK) limited nor any of its employees or agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
An elegant circa 1750 Grade II listed Georgian Farmhouse with six bedrooms & four reception rooms over three floors. Beautifully presented and carefully maintained in easily managed gardens including double garage and barn/workshop. A focal point family home of immense character.
Description
An elegant circa 1750 Grade II listed Georgian Farmhouse with six bedrooms and four reception rooms over three floors. Beautifully presented and carefully maintained in easily managed gardens including double garage and barn/workshop. A focal point family home of immense character, centrally positioned opposite the village inn and Holy Trinity Church yet with a rural scene at the rear and views over rolling farmland.
Yeaveley is a small village surrounded by countryside, just over a mile from the main road. There is easy to access major commercial centres and London via the A50, with local shopping at Ashbourne market town and endless recreational pursuits to hand especially, as the village lies just to the south of The Peak District National Park.
The accommodation follows classic Georgian tradition, there is a great depth of authentic character and the property has been carefully modernised with all facilities and amenities right up to date.
Reception Hall
A new bespoke character panelled entrance door is framed centrally with a segment headed doorcase and stretcher arch in contrast to the Flemish brick bonded main elevations. Symmetrically laid out at the head of the Crown-shaped front gardens and centrally positioned within the front elevation. This is classic Georgian disposition with three bays over two storeys and plain sashes.
The hall is quarry tiled and has the turning stairs which lead to upper floors with stone steps from the cellar head beneath leading to the barrel vaulted cellar.
The entrance overlight and rear window give two aspects and doors lead to the principal rooms.
Sitting Room 15' 10" x 13' 11" ( 4.83m x 4.24m )
Sash windows give views out over the village centre to the country inn and Holy Trinity Church and french doors lead out to the rear secluded terrace. An open cast iron fire has an ornate carved wooden surround and mantle with carved period beam over.
Dining Room 16' 1" x 13' 6" ( 4.90m x 4.11m )
A deep rustic brick inglenook range is the centrepiece with open cast iron grate, there are front sash windows and carved period beams.
Snug 14' 6" x 10' 1" ( 4.42m x 3.07m )
Comfortable proportions with a log burning stove installed in 2016 and a dual aspect with French doors also to the secluded terrace to the rear.
Farmhouse Kitchen 16' 4" x 15' ( 4.98m x 4.57m )
Light and spacious with cranberry Aga in the deep recessed brick fireplace and bespoke oak base and wall cabinets, expanses of granite work surfaces and quality built-in appliances by Miele and American plumbed fridge/freezer. Ample space for a family dining table over the quarry tiled floor.
Rear Entrance Hall
With a stout door from the rear yard and driveway. Part panelled cloaks cupboard.
Ground Floor W.C
Modern fittings include a round ceramic wash basin and a w.c. Rear window.
Home Office/ Study 14' 7" x 8' 10" ( 4.45m x 2.69m )
A dual aspect offers good working light. A boiler cupboard houses the Worcester Greenstar oil fired unit which was installed in 2014.
Utility Room 10' 6" x 7' 5" ( 3.20m x 2.26m )
Windows and door to the rear gardens. Belfast sink and storage cupboards. A vaulted recess has a former cast iron oven.
First Floor Landing
With the stairwell and a front window with village views.
Bedroom One Master 15' 9" x 13' 10" ( 4.80m x 4.22m )
Expanse of Cherry wardrobes and dressing table ensemble. A front sash gives elevated village views, there is a period ceiling beam.
Master En-Suite
A half bathroom with w.c, wash basin and potential for enlargement. Side window.
Bedroom Two 16' 3" x 11' plus recess ( 4.95m x 3.35m plus recess )
A cast iron period fireplace is a feature along with a ceiling beam and elevated village view.
Bedroom Three 12' 10" x 8' 3" plus built in wardrobes ( 3.91m x 2.51m plus built in wardrobes )
Tucked away to the rear yet with a fine view and deep fitted wardrobes. Opening a former doorway to the second bedroom is an option to create a larger suite.
House Bathroom 12' 4" x 7' 11" ( 3.76m x 2.41m )
A modern spacious room with quality fitted bath, walk-in shower, wash basin and w.c
Second Floor Landing
Lavish reveal of purlins and vaulted ceiling to the ridge give a voluminous feel and the Velux window floods light in. These large attic rooms are attractively arranged and feature heavily beamed and vaulted ceilings.
Bedroom Four 14' x 15' 8" ( 4.27m x 4.78m )
There are two gable windows and exposed timbers.
Bedroom Five 14' x 16' 4" max ( 4.27m x 4.98m max )
Front windows offer a crow's nest view beyond the village. Exposed purlin beams.
Bedroom Six 16' 6" x 16' max ( 5.03m x 4.88m max )
Two gable windows and a Velux roof-light.
Second Floor Shower Room & Wc 8' 3" x 7' ( 2.51m x 2.13m )
Modern shower, wash basin and w.c
Exterior & Gardens
Elegant Georgian front garden.
Brick wrap-around stone coped front walls in stretcher bond with original C18 cast iron railings to south, each rail with wavy flame finial and each stile with an urn finial and a central gate onto the path leading to the entrance door. The path is flanked by Crown shaped flowering shrubs and level lawn.
The secluded rear terrace is sheltered and private, it is stone paved and includes a raised patio where there are views back to the farmhouse to admire the Flemish bonded brick elevations, steeply pitched tiled roof and details of stone sills, copings and kneelers around the gables and sawtooth brick cornices.
The sitting room, snug and farmhouse kitchen each have French doors which open onto this terrace so, ideal for summer dining and garden parties.
The outlook over the rear gardens includes distant views over the rolling farmland.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and has open farmland to the rear boundary and a further terrace adjacent to the house near the utility room. A private picket gate leads onto Leapley Llane
A small barn would house a ride-on mower and serve well as a workshop/ store place.
The cultivated garden has a greenhouse and vegetable beds.
The drive enters the rear former farmyard which has a fresh tarmac surface where there is plenty of parking and access to the garage and a small sitting out terrace with a southerly aspect. The drive is within our ownership and is private except for access over for the other three properties in this cluster of period character homes.
Garage 14' 4" x 15' ( 4.37m x 4.57m )
This is a period barn with high ceilings featuring power and light. A double garage door and pedestrian door to the gardens.
Outbuilding/ Barn 20' 4" x 16' 4" ( 6.20m x 4.98m )
Brick built structure with power and light.
Directions
Ashbourne 5 miles
Derby 13 miles
A50 6 miles
Situated opposite Holy Trinity Church in the village centre.
From Ashbourne in the North and the A50 to the South take the A515 and follow Leapley Lane into the village.
Use the What3Word locator to the front door:
///stilted.jotting.give
1. Money laundering regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale.
2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.
3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect.
4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
5. These particulars are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact or form part of any offer or contract. The matters referred to in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers or tenants. Neither sequence (UK) limited nor any of its employees or agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
