House For Sale £290,000
Online auction A wonderful opportunity to acquire a charming cottage in need of total renovation, with outbuildings and land, having fabulous views towards Hardwick Hall.
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<b>Situation</b>
Yew Tree Farm is situated in a fabulous position in the charming rural village of Astwith, within the Hardwick Hall Estate and has superb views towards Hardwick Hall.
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A wide range of facilities are available in Clay Cross about 4 miles away, including a supermarket, a community hospital, library, leisure centre, medical centre, a church and various sports clubs. The towns of Chesterfield and Mansfield are 6.5 miles and 8 miles away respectively. There is plenty to see and do in the area, including a wide selection of walking trails, cycling, sailing at Ogston Reservoir, and a visit to Stainsby Mill, along with a number of impressive stately homes such as Hardwick Hall, Chatsworth and Haddon Hall. The Peak District National Park is within about ten miles.
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The area is extremely well served by major roads including the M1, A61 and A38, which provide good access to both north and southern areas of the country. East Midlands and Doncaster Sheffield Airports are both within striking distance and rail services are available from Chesterfield.
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There is a good selection of schools in the area, including primary schools in Pilsley and Clay Cross and secondary schools in Tupton and Tibshelf. Independent schools include St Anselm’s Preparatory School in Bakewell.
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The site lies within Bolsover District Council’s Astwith Conservation Area.
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<b>Description</b>
Yew Tree Farm is believed to have been constructed in the late 18th century, with an early 19th century addition on the eastern side and to the rear. Construction is of coursed Hardwick rubble stone beneath a slate roof.
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The accommodation comprises a good size breakfast kitchen with understairs cupboard, two reception rooms, each having a fireplace, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
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A detached range of part stone and part brick outbuildings comprises two barns, one with sink and original copper, three loose boxes and tack room with hayloft above. The property sits within just under an acre of gardens and grassland, including an orchard area. There is also about one acre of grazing land to the east.
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The house and buildings are in need of total renovation and provides a fantastic opportunity to acquire a village property with outstanding rural views towards Hardwick Hall.
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<b>Fees
The purchase of this property is subject to an
Admin fee of £5400 including Vat as stated on
the auction listing. The buyer will also be
required to reimburse the search fees of £368
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<b>Situation</b>
Yew Tree Farm is situated in a fabulous position in the charming rural village of Astwith, within the Hardwick Hall Estate and has superb views towards Hardwick Hall.
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A wide range of facilities are available in Clay Cross about 4 miles away, including a supermarket, a community hospital, library, leisure centre, medical centre, a church and various sports clubs. The towns of Chesterfield and Mansfield are 6.5 miles and 8 miles away respectively. There is plenty to see and do in the area, including a wide selection of walking trails, cycling, sailing at Ogston Reservoir, and a visit to Stainsby Mill, along with a number of impressive stately homes such as Hardwick Hall, Chatsworth and Haddon Hall. The Peak District National Park is within about ten miles.
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The area is extremely well served by major roads including the M1, A61 and A38, which provide good access to both north and southern areas of the country. East Midlands and Doncaster Sheffield Airports are both within striking distance and rail services are available from Chesterfield.
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There is a good selection of schools in the area, including primary schools in Pilsley and Clay Cross and secondary schools in Tupton and Tibshelf. Independent schools include St Anselm’s Preparatory School in Bakewell.
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The site lies within Bolsover District Council’s Astwith Conservation Area.
</br>
<b>Description</b>
Yew Tree Farm is believed to have been constructed in the late 18th century, with an early 19th century addition on the eastern side and to the rear. Construction is of coursed Hardwick rubble stone beneath a slate roof.
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The accommodation comprises a good size breakfast kitchen with understairs cupboard, two reception rooms, each having a fireplace, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
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A detached range of part stone and part brick outbuildings comprises two barns, one with sink and original copper, three loose boxes and tack room with hayloft above. The property sits within just under an acre of gardens and grassland, including an orchard area. There is also about one acre of grazing land to the east.
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The house and buildings are in need of total renovation and provides a fantastic opportunity to acquire a village property with outstanding rural views towards Hardwick Hall.
</br>
<b>Fees
The purchase of this property is subject to an
Admin fee of £5400 including Vat as stated on
the auction listing. The buyer will also be
required to reimburse the search fees of £368
