House For Sale £425,000
We are delighted to offer For Sale, this spacious, stone built detached bungalow which occupies a larger than average plot in this sought after village of Pentrich, Derbyshire. This home, built 18 years ago, sits in the heart of the village and is located opposite St Matthews Church. The property benefits from quality uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. The accommodation comprises; entrance hall, guest's WC and shower room, dining area, breakfast kitchen and lounge. There are two double bedrooms, a utility room and a family bathroom. Outside there are extensive gardens and a mature orchard extending to approximately 0.3 of an acre in total with outbuildings, garage and driveway. Viewing Highly Recommended, Virtual Tour Available, No Upward Chain.
The Location
The Parish of Pentrich is a quiet village located in the heart of Derbyshire, in the Amber Valley. The village is best known for the uprising of June 1817 and is regarded as 'England's last revolution'. The village and the surrounding Parish are located in the beautiful green Derbyshire countryside and has picturesque views over towards South Wingfield and Crich. St Matthew's church dates from the Norman period and there is a well respected "Gastro Pub" The Dog Inn, located in the village centre. The village was formerly part of the Chatsworth Estate and most of the properties are built of stone. Pentrich has bus services to Alfreton and Ripley, rail services at Alfreton and Ambergate, and excellent road links via the A38 and M1.
The Accommodation
From the front pathway the property is entered via the gate where steps lead up through the foregarden and a pathway continues down the side of the property where a leaded uPVC double glazed door leads into the
Entrance Hall (2.48 x 1.74 (8'1" x 5'8"))
Where hardwood doors lead to the dining area and the
Guest's Cloak & Shower Room (1.75 x 1.45 (5'8" x 4'9"))
With a vinyl flooring and a suite comprising of a pedestal sink, a dual flush WC and a shower enclosure with Triton electric shower over. There is a chrome heated towel rail and a high level, patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect. From the entrance hall, a multi-paned door leads through to the
Dining Area (4.08 x 2.7 (13'4" x 8'10"))
With a leaded uPVC double glazed window to the side with matching fully glazed French doors which open out onto the side courtyard and garden. BT point. TV point. There is high level perimeter shelving and a large opening which leads through to the
Breakfast Kitchen (4.92 x 3.3 (16'1" x 10'9"))
With a tile effect vinyl flooring and a traditional range of wall, base and drawer units with inset 1.5 bowl acrylic sink with mixer tap over. There is an integrated fridge with freezer compartment and a leaded uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs and the gas powered Rayburn cooking range also provides the hot water and gas central heating for the home. TV point. We find access to the loft here via a pull-down ladder. The loft has been boarded for storage and has light. A patterned glass door leads through to the
Lounge (4.92 x 4.12 (16'1" x 13'6"))
A light and airy reception room with leaded uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects. A fully glazed uPVC door leads out to the side courtyard. A coal-effect gas fire on a quarry tiled hearth with marble inset and wooden surround provides a pleasing focal point. TV, Sky and BT connections. Matching wall lights. From the entrance hallway, along the passageway, a patterned glass door leads into the
Utility Room (1.97 x 1.67 (6'5" x 5'5"))
With a built-in airing cupboard housing the immersion heater with slatted shelving over. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine with washer/dryer in situ and a row of hooks for coats and hats etc. A part glazed leaded uPVC double glazed door leads out to the side pathway. The next door along opens into the
Family Bathroom (1.97 x 1.67 (6'5" x 5'5"))
With a vinyl flooring and a coloured three piece suite comprising of a panelled bath, pedestal sink and a dual flush WC. There is a chrome heated towel rail and a high level patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the side aspect.
Bedroom Two (4.1 x 3.26 (13'5" x 10'8"))
A good sized bedroom with a leaded uPVC window to the rear aspect. There are wall lights and a built-in cupboard.
Bedroom One (4.36 x 4.07 (14'3" x 13'4"))
Another good sized double bedroom well lit by leaded uPVC double glazed windows to rear and side aspects. There is a TV and BT point. Matching wall lights.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a well stocked foregarden having a range of mature trees and plants. Immediately to the side of the dining area there is a paved courtyard, ideal for enjoying that morning cup of coffee. There are pathways to both sides of the home leading around to the rear where there are lawned gardens bordered by a range of flowers and trees and having neatly manicured hedge. A pathway continues up and around to the rear garden where there is a summer house, seating areas and an arched-shaped hedge which leads through to a mature orchard having a number of fruit trees and bushes including apple, pear, plum, damson, boysenberry, redcurrant and gooseberry. A brick laid pathway via wrought iron gate leads to the
Outbuildings
There are four in total offering secure storage for household and garden items. These building offer potential for a number of different uses such as a home office, artist's studio etc (subject to obtaining the appropriate permissions).
Outbuilding One - 3 x 2.24m
Outbuilding Two - 4.57 x 1.66m
Outbuilding Three - 2.7 x 1.5m
Outbuilding Four - 1.7 x 1.1m
Garage (4.66 x 3.37 (15'3" x 11'0"))
Accessed via the block paved shared driveway which has space for several vehicles parking in tandem. A motorised, remote controlled up and over door gives access to this spacious garage, a former stable/agricultural building, fully alarmed and having power and light. There is useful storage potential into the loft area.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Amber Valley Borough Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band E which is currently £2377 per annum.
The Location
The Parish of Pentrich is a quiet village located in the heart of Derbyshire, in the Amber Valley. The village is best known for the uprising of June 1817 and is regarded as 'England's last revolution'. The village and the surrounding Parish are located in the beautiful green Derbyshire countryside and has picturesque views over towards South Wingfield and Crich. St Matthew's church dates from the Norman period and there is a well respected "Gastro Pub" The Dog Inn, located in the village centre. The village was formerly part of the Chatsworth Estate and most of the properties are built of stone. Pentrich has bus services to Alfreton and Ripley, rail services at Alfreton and Ambergate, and excellent road links via the A38 and M1.
The Accommodation
From the front pathway the property is entered via the gate where steps lead up through the foregarden and a pathway continues down the side of the property where a leaded uPVC double glazed door leads into the
Entrance Hall (2.48 x 1.74 (8'1" x 5'8"))
Where hardwood doors lead to the dining area and the
Guest's Cloak & Shower Room (1.75 x 1.45 (5'8" x 4'9"))
With a vinyl flooring and a suite comprising of a pedestal sink, a dual flush WC and a shower enclosure with Triton electric shower over. There is a chrome heated towel rail and a high level, patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect. From the entrance hall, a multi-paned door leads through to the
Dining Area (4.08 x 2.7 (13'4" x 8'10"))
With a leaded uPVC double glazed window to the side with matching fully glazed French doors which open out onto the side courtyard and garden. BT point. TV point. There is high level perimeter shelving and a large opening which leads through to the
Breakfast Kitchen (4.92 x 3.3 (16'1" x 10'9"))
With a tile effect vinyl flooring and a traditional range of wall, base and drawer units with inset 1.5 bowl acrylic sink with mixer tap over. There is an integrated fridge with freezer compartment and a leaded uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs and the gas powered Rayburn cooking range also provides the hot water and gas central heating for the home. TV point. We find access to the loft here via a pull-down ladder. The loft has been boarded for storage and has light. A patterned glass door leads through to the
Lounge (4.92 x 4.12 (16'1" x 13'6"))
A light and airy reception room with leaded uPVC double glazed windows to front and side aspects. A fully glazed uPVC door leads out to the side courtyard. A coal-effect gas fire on a quarry tiled hearth with marble inset and wooden surround provides a pleasing focal point. TV, Sky and BT connections. Matching wall lights. From the entrance hallway, along the passageway, a patterned glass door leads into the
Utility Room (1.97 x 1.67 (6'5" x 5'5"))
With a built-in airing cupboard housing the immersion heater with slatted shelving over. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine with washer/dryer in situ and a row of hooks for coats and hats etc. A part glazed leaded uPVC double glazed door leads out to the side pathway. The next door along opens into the
Family Bathroom (1.97 x 1.67 (6'5" x 5'5"))
With a vinyl flooring and a coloured three piece suite comprising of a panelled bath, pedestal sink and a dual flush WC. There is a chrome heated towel rail and a high level patterned glass uPVC double glazed window to the side aspect.
Bedroom Two (4.1 x 3.26 (13'5" x 10'8"))
A good sized bedroom with a leaded uPVC window to the rear aspect. There are wall lights and a built-in cupboard.
Bedroom One (4.36 x 4.07 (14'3" x 13'4"))
Another good sized double bedroom well lit by leaded uPVC double glazed windows to rear and side aspects. There is a TV and BT point. Matching wall lights.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a well stocked foregarden having a range of mature trees and plants. Immediately to the side of the dining area there is a paved courtyard, ideal for enjoying that morning cup of coffee. There are pathways to both sides of the home leading around to the rear where there are lawned gardens bordered by a range of flowers and trees and having neatly manicured hedge. A pathway continues up and around to the rear garden where there is a summer house, seating areas and an arched-shaped hedge which leads through to a mature orchard having a number of fruit trees and bushes including apple, pear, plum, damson, boysenberry, redcurrant and gooseberry. A brick laid pathway via wrought iron gate leads to the
Outbuildings
There are four in total offering secure storage for household and garden items. These building offer potential for a number of different uses such as a home office, artist's studio etc (subject to obtaining the appropriate permissions).
Outbuilding One - 3 x 2.24m
Outbuilding Two - 4.57 x 1.66m
Outbuilding Three - 2.7 x 1.5m
Outbuilding Four - 1.7 x 1.1m
Garage (4.66 x 3.37 (15'3" x 11'0"))
Accessed via the block paved shared driveway which has space for several vehicles parking in tandem. A motorised, remote controlled up and over door gives access to this spacious garage, a former stable/agricultural building, fully alarmed and having power and light. There is useful storage potential into the loft area.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Amber Valley Borough Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band E which is currently £2377 per annum.
