House For Rent £825
A rare opportunity to let a truly superb, Grade II listed, two double bedroom cottage offering spacious character living accommodation with many original features and enjoying pleasant views across the Derwent Valley, in a very convenient and much sought after location close to the thriving market town of Belper. The property is believed to have been built circa 1790 by the famous Strutt family for their mill workers and is within a World Heritage Site. The property stands in an elevated and prominent position, set back from the road behind a front garden with stone wall. It is constructed of natural coarse stone beneath a roof of slate, with the front elevation having a very attractive appearance with period style sash windows, stone sills and a hardwood front door. Outside to the side there is off road parking for one vehicle and to the rear a mature garden laid mainly to lawn.
Lounge (4.14m x 4.31m (13'7" x 14'2"))
The property is entered via a hard wood door having a glazed insert, traditional style sash window to the front elevation, beautifully tiled flooring, three wall lights, exposed wood lintels and exposed ceiling beams. Central heating radiator and television point. The focal point of the room is a lovely example of a traditional Derbyshire fireplace with raised tile hearth having exposed stone back drop with inset multi fuel burning stove and having a wooden lintel.
Pantry
Having a sash window to the front elevation, wall mounted gas boiler, tile flooring and useful under stairs storage cupboard.
Kitchen (3.03m x 2.39m (9'11" x 7'10"))
Having a superb hand crafted traditional kitchen comprising of a range of base wall and matching wooden drawer units with granite work surfaces and Belfast ceramic sink. Tile flooring, sash window to the rear elevation with views, stable door to the rear garden aspect, exposed ceiling beams and central heating radiator. Space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, space for fridge freezer and space for cooker.
Inner Hallway
Having tiled flooring.
Family Bathroom
Having a three piece suite comprising of a bath with panelled side and shower over, pedestal hand wash basin and a low level flush WC, recessed ceiling lighting, Complimentary wall tiling and tile flooring and central heating radiator.
To The First Floor Landing
Bedroom One (4.14m x 4.32m max (13'7" x 14'2" max))
Having a traditional style sash window to the front elevation, feature vaulted ceiling, central heating radiator and walk in wardrobe. Television and telephone point.
Bedroom Two (4.27m 2.30m (14'0" 7'7"))
Having a traditional sash window to the rear elevation with beautiful views over the Derwent Valley, central heating radiator, walk in wardrobe and television point. A focal point of the room is a period cast iron fire place est on a tile hearth.
Outside
The property set back from the road behind a Derbyshire stone wall with a low maintenance fore garden.
To the side there is off road parking for one vehicle. A special feature of the sale is the delightful rear garden which must be seen to be appreciated enjoying a pleasant aspect providing magnificent views over the immediate area and open rolling Derbyshire countryside beyond. The garden includes a sitting area, giving way to an extensive lawn with very well stocked borders.
Area
The cottage is situated approximately half a mile from the thriving market town of Belper, which provides an excellent range of amenities including shops, schools at all levels, railway station and recreational facilities. The village of Duffield is some three miles to the south and the city of Derby is approximately eight miles to the south. Derby's outer ring road provides convenient onward travel to the major trunk roads and motorway network and there is a train service from Derby to London St Pancras (approximately ninety five minutes). The famous market town of Ashbourne (known as the Gateway to Dovedale and the Peak District National Park) lies approximately ten miles to the west. The property is convenient for the A38 leading to the M1 motorway. A further point to note is that the property lies close to open Derbyshire countryside, providing delightful scenery and country walks along the River Derwent.
Directional Note
Leave Belper town centre along the A6 north taking a left hand turn over the river bridge and turn immediately right onto Belper Lane. Continue up the hill eventually reaching number 64 on the right hand side of the road clearly identified by our distinctive Home2sell For sale Board.
These particulars are produced in good faith with the approval of the vendors and are given as a guide only. We have not tested any appliances or systems at this property
and cannot verify them to be in working order. These particulars and the descriptions and the measurements therein do not form part of any contract and whilst every effort is
made to ensure accuracy this cannot be guaranteed. Nothing herein contained shall be a warranty or condition and neither the vendor or ourselves will be liable to the
purchaser in respect of any mis-statement or misrepresentation made at or before the date hereof by the vendor, agents or otherwise.
Any floor plan included is as a service to our customers only and is intended as a guide layout only. Dimensions are approximate. Do Not Scale
Lounge (4.14m x 4.31m (13'7" x 14'2"))
The property is entered via a hard wood door having a glazed insert, traditional style sash window to the front elevation, beautifully tiled flooring, three wall lights, exposed wood lintels and exposed ceiling beams. Central heating radiator and television point. The focal point of the room is a lovely example of a traditional Derbyshire fireplace with raised tile hearth having exposed stone back drop with inset multi fuel burning stove and having a wooden lintel.
Pantry
Having a sash window to the front elevation, wall mounted gas boiler, tile flooring and useful under stairs storage cupboard.
Kitchen (3.03m x 2.39m (9'11" x 7'10"))
Having a superb hand crafted traditional kitchen comprising of a range of base wall and matching wooden drawer units with granite work surfaces and Belfast ceramic sink. Tile flooring, sash window to the rear elevation with views, stable door to the rear garden aspect, exposed ceiling beams and central heating radiator. Space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, space for fridge freezer and space for cooker.
Inner Hallway
Having tiled flooring.
Family Bathroom
Having a three piece suite comprising of a bath with panelled side and shower over, pedestal hand wash basin and a low level flush WC, recessed ceiling lighting, Complimentary wall tiling and tile flooring and central heating radiator.
To The First Floor Landing
Bedroom One (4.14m x 4.32m max (13'7" x 14'2" max))
Having a traditional style sash window to the front elevation, feature vaulted ceiling, central heating radiator and walk in wardrobe. Television and telephone point.
Bedroom Two (4.27m 2.30m (14'0" 7'7"))
Having a traditional sash window to the rear elevation with beautiful views over the Derwent Valley, central heating radiator, walk in wardrobe and television point. A focal point of the room is a period cast iron fire place est on a tile hearth.
Outside
The property set back from the road behind a Derbyshire stone wall with a low maintenance fore garden.
To the side there is off road parking for one vehicle. A special feature of the sale is the delightful rear garden which must be seen to be appreciated enjoying a pleasant aspect providing magnificent views over the immediate area and open rolling Derbyshire countryside beyond. The garden includes a sitting area, giving way to an extensive lawn with very well stocked borders.
Area
The cottage is situated approximately half a mile from the thriving market town of Belper, which provides an excellent range of amenities including shops, schools at all levels, railway station and recreational facilities. The village of Duffield is some three miles to the south and the city of Derby is approximately eight miles to the south. Derby's outer ring road provides convenient onward travel to the major trunk roads and motorway network and there is a train service from Derby to London St Pancras (approximately ninety five minutes). The famous market town of Ashbourne (known as the Gateway to Dovedale and the Peak District National Park) lies approximately ten miles to the west. The property is convenient for the A38 leading to the M1 motorway. A further point to note is that the property lies close to open Derbyshire countryside, providing delightful scenery and country walks along the River Derwent.
Directional Note
Leave Belper town centre along the A6 north taking a left hand turn over the river bridge and turn immediately right onto Belper Lane. Continue up the hill eventually reaching number 64 on the right hand side of the road clearly identified by our distinctive Home2sell For sale Board.
These particulars are produced in good faith with the approval of the vendors and are given as a guide only. We have not tested any appliances or systems at this property
and cannot verify them to be in working order. These particulars and the descriptions and the measurements therein do not form part of any contract and whilst every effort is
made to ensure accuracy this cannot be guaranteed. Nothing herein contained shall be a warranty or condition and neither the vendor or ourselves will be liable to the
purchaser in respect of any mis-statement or misrepresentation made at or before the date hereof by the vendor, agents or otherwise.
Any floor plan included is as a service to our customers only and is intended as a guide layout only. Dimensions are approximate. Do Not Scale
