House For Sale £400,000
Description
Understood to have formerly been a Servants’ quarters of the old Bradley Rectory this spacious individual home still retains many of the original features including the Servants call bells located in the hall.
Now offering considerable scope and potential for further alteration (subject to any necessary consents) to a new owners needs and requirements the oil centrally heated property briefly affords entrance porch, large reception hall, study recess, guest cloakroom, sitting room, fitted dining kitchen, large larder/utility room and cellar storage. At first floor level there are two bedrooms one of which, it is considered, could be readily split and a very large family bathroom. Outside spacious and well stocked garden grounds with driveway providing ample car standing space, brick and tile workshop garage with store over and further storage outbuildings to the rear.
The very popular and sought after village of Bradley is about 3 miles from Ashbourne lying to the south of the A517 Belper Road but also conveniently accessible to the A52 Ashbourne to Derby road and consequently main employment centres together with the glorious countryside of the Derbyshire Dales are all readily accessible.
An early viewing is most enthusiastically encouraged.
Accommodation
A panelled entrance door leads to
Entrance Porch 13’7” x 6’5” (4.14m x 1.95m) maximum. Having quarry tiled floor and being fully glazed to the upper section. The porch shelters a small pane glazed door to
Full Length Reception Hall being 29’3” (8.91m) long the reception hall has an oak parquet floor and linen fold carved oak dado panelling which is purported to have originally been installed at Ilam Hall. From the hall the staircase rises to the first floor level.
A wide square opening from the hall provides access to a small Study area 8’3” x 6’1” (2.64m x 1.85m) which again has the oak dado panelling to match the hallway and features a fitted oak panelled blanket chest with lift up top. There is a small pane window to the front, corniced ceiling and wall light point.
Guest Cloakroom accessed from the study area by a
sliding oak door the guest cloakroom provides a low flush wc and wall mounted wash hand basin with tiled splashback. Single panel central heating radiator and wall light point.
Sitting Room 17’10” x 13’6” (5.43m x 4.11m) being a most pleasantly proportioned room with beamed ceiling and small pane sealed unit double glazed window enjoying delightful views over the rear garden. Double panel central heating radiator. A particular feature of the room is the full width rustic brick fireplace with arched open grate, quarry tiled hearth and mantel and quarry tiled flanking plinths with arched storage recess beneath.
Dining Kitchen 13’4” x 9’9” (4.06m x 2.97m) having pine panelled walls with a range of fitted base and wall cupboards with work surfaces having inset twin bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, corner shelf unit and drawer bank. Tiled recess with quarry tiled plinth upon which stands the Stanley oil fired range for domestic hot water and central heating. Small pane glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Single panel central heating radiator, electric cooker point.
Large Pantry/Utility Room 8’10” x 6’1” (2.69m x 1.85m) having quarry tiled floor and fully ceramic tiled walls. Fitted tiled shelves and fitted wall storage cupboards. Small pane window, plumbing for automatic washing machine.
Cellarage a door from the hall leads via a set of stone steps down to a small but useful vaulted storage cellar.
Return staircase to first floor level.
Large Landing (mirroring the ground floor hall) having upvc sealed unit double glazed small pane window to one end. Single panel central heating radiator. To the other end of the landing there is an in built double opening shelved storage cupboard with adjacent overstairs shelved linen and storage cupboard.
Bedroom One 16’ x 13’6” (4.88m x 4.11m) with small pane sealed unit double glazed window, single panel central heating radiator and in built wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail.
Bedroom Two 21’3” x 6’6” (6.48m x 1.98m) a long twin bedroom with two doors from the landing, single panel central heating radiator and high level storage cupboards. Small pane glazed window to the front. It is considered likely that subject to any necessary consents this room could be split to provide two rooms should that be required.
Bathroom 13’6” x 10’1” (4.11m x 3.07m) being of spacious proportions the bathroom features period
fitments in white comprising a cast iron roll edge bath with fully tiled surround. Low flush wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Half tiled walls, double panel central heating radiator and sealed unit double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Heated chrome towel rail and in built cylinder and airing cupboard housing the insulated copper hot water cylinder with fitted immersion heater and fitted slatted shelves.
Outside
The property occupies a generously proportioned plot and is approached from Yew Tree Lane via a sweeping tarmacadam driveway which provides extensive car standing and turning space. The drive also leads to a detached brick and tile garage outbuilding which is in two sections – 15’2” x 13’3” (4.62m x 4.04m) and 15’2” x 7’1” (4.62m x 2.16m), the larger section having double opening garage doors to the front with a further side pedestrian access door. Electric light and power is connected and there is a very useful storage loft over.
To the other side of the drive is a primarily lawned front garden area set with evergreen trees, shrubs and bushes and bounded from the driveway by a mature beech hedge.
To the rear of the garage is a further small range of brick and tile outbuildings including a covered loggia area and log store which shelters the door to a most useful garden wc with wash hand basin. A further brick and tile out building now houses the oil storage tank and coal storage.
A particular feature of the property is the truly delightful spacious and private rear garden. The garden can only be fully appreciated by personal inspection however it is primarily lawned with very well stocked evergreen and shrub beds and borders. Delightful garden pond and elevated patio terrace. Timber greenhouse. There are outside cold water taps.
Services
It is understood that mains electricity and water are connected.
Fixtures & fittings
Other than those fixtures and fittings specifically referred to in these sales particulars no other fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. No specific tests have been carried out on any of the fixtures and fittings at the property.
Tenure
The property is understood to be held freehold but interested parties should note that this information has not been checked and that they should seek verification from their own solicitor.
Council tax
For Council Tax purposes the property is in band F.
EPC rating tbc
Viewing
Strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents Messrs Fidler-Taylor & Co on .
Directions
From Ashbourne town centre leave in an easterly direction along the main A517 Belper Road. Continue for some 2.5 miles and at Bradley Pastures turn right signposted Bradley and onto Yew Tree Lane. Continue along passing Bradley Hall on the left and the Church on the right and the property will be found on the right hand side of the road opposite the village School.
Ref: FTA2447
Floor plans to follow
Understood to have formerly been a Servants’ quarters of the old Bradley Rectory this spacious individual home still retains many of the original features including the Servants call bells located in the hall.
Now offering considerable scope and potential for further alteration (subject to any necessary consents) to a new owners needs and requirements the oil centrally heated property briefly affords entrance porch, large reception hall, study recess, guest cloakroom, sitting room, fitted dining kitchen, large larder/utility room and cellar storage. At first floor level there are two bedrooms one of which, it is considered, could be readily split and a very large family bathroom. Outside spacious and well stocked garden grounds with driveway providing ample car standing space, brick and tile workshop garage with store over and further storage outbuildings to the rear.
The very popular and sought after village of Bradley is about 3 miles from Ashbourne lying to the south of the A517 Belper Road but also conveniently accessible to the A52 Ashbourne to Derby road and consequently main employment centres together with the glorious countryside of the Derbyshire Dales are all readily accessible.
An early viewing is most enthusiastically encouraged.
Accommodation
A panelled entrance door leads to
Entrance Porch 13’7” x 6’5” (4.14m x 1.95m) maximum. Having quarry tiled floor and being fully glazed to the upper section. The porch shelters a small pane glazed door to
Full Length Reception Hall being 29’3” (8.91m) long the reception hall has an oak parquet floor and linen fold carved oak dado panelling which is purported to have originally been installed at Ilam Hall. From the hall the staircase rises to the first floor level.
A wide square opening from the hall provides access to a small Study area 8’3” x 6’1” (2.64m x 1.85m) which again has the oak dado panelling to match the hallway and features a fitted oak panelled blanket chest with lift up top. There is a small pane window to the front, corniced ceiling and wall light point.
Guest Cloakroom accessed from the study area by a
sliding oak door the guest cloakroom provides a low flush wc and wall mounted wash hand basin with tiled splashback. Single panel central heating radiator and wall light point.
Sitting Room 17’10” x 13’6” (5.43m x 4.11m) being a most pleasantly proportioned room with beamed ceiling and small pane sealed unit double glazed window enjoying delightful views over the rear garden. Double panel central heating radiator. A particular feature of the room is the full width rustic brick fireplace with arched open grate, quarry tiled hearth and mantel and quarry tiled flanking plinths with arched storage recess beneath.
Dining Kitchen 13’4” x 9’9” (4.06m x 2.97m) having pine panelled walls with a range of fitted base and wall cupboards with work surfaces having inset twin bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, corner shelf unit and drawer bank. Tiled recess with quarry tiled plinth upon which stands the Stanley oil fired range for domestic hot water and central heating. Small pane glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Single panel central heating radiator, electric cooker point.
Large Pantry/Utility Room 8’10” x 6’1” (2.69m x 1.85m) having quarry tiled floor and fully ceramic tiled walls. Fitted tiled shelves and fitted wall storage cupboards. Small pane window, plumbing for automatic washing machine.
Cellarage a door from the hall leads via a set of stone steps down to a small but useful vaulted storage cellar.
Return staircase to first floor level.
Large Landing (mirroring the ground floor hall) having upvc sealed unit double glazed small pane window to one end. Single panel central heating radiator. To the other end of the landing there is an in built double opening shelved storage cupboard with adjacent overstairs shelved linen and storage cupboard.
Bedroom One 16’ x 13’6” (4.88m x 4.11m) with small pane sealed unit double glazed window, single panel central heating radiator and in built wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail.
Bedroom Two 21’3” x 6’6” (6.48m x 1.98m) a long twin bedroom with two doors from the landing, single panel central heating radiator and high level storage cupboards. Small pane glazed window to the front. It is considered likely that subject to any necessary consents this room could be split to provide two rooms should that be required.
Bathroom 13’6” x 10’1” (4.11m x 3.07m) being of spacious proportions the bathroom features period
fitments in white comprising a cast iron roll edge bath with fully tiled surround. Low flush wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Half tiled walls, double panel central heating radiator and sealed unit double glazed window overlooking the rear garden. Heated chrome towel rail and in built cylinder and airing cupboard housing the insulated copper hot water cylinder with fitted immersion heater and fitted slatted shelves.
Outside
The property occupies a generously proportioned plot and is approached from Yew Tree Lane via a sweeping tarmacadam driveway which provides extensive car standing and turning space. The drive also leads to a detached brick and tile garage outbuilding which is in two sections – 15’2” x 13’3” (4.62m x 4.04m) and 15’2” x 7’1” (4.62m x 2.16m), the larger section having double opening garage doors to the front with a further side pedestrian access door. Electric light and power is connected and there is a very useful storage loft over.
To the other side of the drive is a primarily lawned front garden area set with evergreen trees, shrubs and bushes and bounded from the driveway by a mature beech hedge.
To the rear of the garage is a further small range of brick and tile outbuildings including a covered loggia area and log store which shelters the door to a most useful garden wc with wash hand basin. A further brick and tile out building now houses the oil storage tank and coal storage.
A particular feature of the property is the truly delightful spacious and private rear garden. The garden can only be fully appreciated by personal inspection however it is primarily lawned with very well stocked evergreen and shrub beds and borders. Delightful garden pond and elevated patio terrace. Timber greenhouse. There are outside cold water taps.
Services
It is understood that mains electricity and water are connected.
Fixtures & fittings
Other than those fixtures and fittings specifically referred to in these sales particulars no other fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. No specific tests have been carried out on any of the fixtures and fittings at the property.
Tenure
The property is understood to be held freehold but interested parties should note that this information has not been checked and that they should seek verification from their own solicitor.
Council tax
For Council Tax purposes the property is in band F.
EPC rating tbc
Viewing
Strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents Messrs Fidler-Taylor & Co on .
Directions
From Ashbourne town centre leave in an easterly direction along the main A517 Belper Road. Continue for some 2.5 miles and at Bradley Pastures turn right signposted Bradley and onto Yew Tree Lane. Continue along passing Bradley Hall on the left and the Church on the right and the property will be found on the right hand side of the road opposite the village School.
Ref: FTA2447
Floor plans to follow
