House For Sale £599,995
We are delighted to offer For Sale, this spacious, detached dormer bungalow which is located just off the centre of this sought after village of Kirk Ireton. This home, whilst requiring a programme of modernisation, offers huge potential for extension and improvement. The home occupies a plot of around 1/3 acre and enjoys a high level of tranquility and privacy. The accommodation comprises; entrance hallway, sitting room, dining room, ground floor family bathroom, breakfast kitchen, utility and two ground floor bedrooms. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, the principle bedroom having an ensuite shower room. There is also a separate WC. Outside there are extensive gardens to all four aspects, double bay car port and driveway and parking for several vehicles. Viewing Highly Recommended. Virtual Tour Available. Viewings Strictly By Appointment.
The Location
Kirk Ireton is a popular and highly convenient village location, having a shop, church, village inn and Church of England Primary School (rated as Outstanding by Ofsted in Nov 2017). Kirk Ireton, a conservation area, was featured in Derbyshire Life (August 2013) where it is described as one of the county's finest settlements south of Carsington. Located nearby are the market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth, which in turn provide a broader range of local amenities. Also located nearby is Carsington Water, noted for its leisure facilities and water sports. Derby is located some ten miles to the south and there is fast access to the A38, A52 or A50 which provide access to nearby motorway networks. This home is located just off the village centre and enjoys an extremely peaceful and private location.
Ground Floor Accommodation
The property is accessed via the wrought iron double gates which open into the sweeping tarmac driveway. A path leads up to the part glazed uPVC double glazed door which opens into the
Entrance Lobby/Utility (4.46 x 1.78 (14'7" x 5'10"))
A good sized utility area with base unit and stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and other appliances such as fridge freezers or tumble driers. The "Grants" oil fired boiler (installed in 2021) is located here. Doors lead to the breakfast kitchen, ground floor bedroom one and the
Garden Room (3.98 x 1.41 (13'0" x 4'7"))
Constructed on a low level stone base with wood-framed glazed panels, this is an ideal space to sit and enjoy the rear garden. A fully glazed door leads out to the side pathway. A door opens to reveal the coal store (1.86 x 0.83m) Back in the utility, the sliding door leads into
Ground Floor Bedroom One (5.06 x 2.37 (16'7" x 7'9"))
Formerly the garage to the home, this bright and airy room offers a number of potential uses. There are windows to front, rear and side elevations. A wall mounted cupboard houses the electric meter and fuse box. Back in the utility, a door leads through to the
Breakfast Kitchen (5.68 x 2.86 (18'7" x 9'4"))
This is a bright, warm and cosy room thanks to the oil-fired Aga and windows to front and side aspects. There is a good range of base and drawer units with space and plumbing for a dishwasher and under-counter appliances. Doors open to reveal a cloaks cupboard and a most useful pantry with wall mounted shelving and window to the rear. A door leads through to the
Main Entrance Hallway (5.6 x 1.8 (18'4" x 5'10"))
A good sized reception hall with cast iron, ornate spiral staircase which leads off to the first floor and a useful cloaks cupboard for hats and coats etc. The first door on the right leads into the
Dining Room (5.28 x 3 (17'3" x 9'10"))
A good sized reception room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom if required. There is a box bay window to the rear and a window to the side aspect.
Ground Floor Bathroom (2.36 x 2.23 (7'8" x 7'3"))
Fully tiled and with a traditional suite comprising of a panelled bath with electric shower over, pedestal sink and low flush WC. There is a secondary glazed window to the rear aspect.
Sitting Room (6.17 x 5.77 max (20'2" x 18'11" max))
This is a good sized reception room flooded with natural light from windows to three aspects. There are fully glazed French doors that open out to the front garden and a coal-effect electric fire set within a polished stone fireplace. TV point. Ample space for a dining table and chairs if required.
Ground Floor Bedroom Two (3.62 x 3.31 (11'10" x 10'10"))
A double bedroom with secondary glazed windows to rear and side aspects.
First Floor
From the main entrance hall, the spiral staircase arrives at the first floor landing where a door opens to reveal the
Wc (1.52 x 1.34 (4'11" x 4'4"))
With a macerating toilet and Velux window overhead.
Bedroom Three (4.2 x 3.07 (13'9" x 10'0"))
The principal bedroom, having built in wardrobes with hanging rails and an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. There are windows to front and side aspects. A door leads to the
Ensuite Shower Room (2.33 x 1.06 (7'7" x 3'5"))
With a traditional "Shell" suite comprising of a low flush WC, pedestal sink and a tiled shower enclosure with electric shower over.
Bedroom Four (3.62 x 3.07 (11'10" x 10'0"))
Another double bedroom with low level cupboard/storage into the eves with hanging rail. There is a built-in cupboard with slatted shelving for linen etc and a window to the side aspect which offers far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a sweeping tarmac driveway offering parking for several vehicles. The garden here is laid mainly to lawn and is enclosed by mature hedgerow, interspersed with a range of mature plants and trees. There is a double bay car port and bin store. The garden continues around the side to the rear where the oil tank is discreetly located. A timber shed is included within the sale.
Directional Notes
On reaching the village of Kirk Ireton, pass the Primary School on the right and continue straight on until you see the Barley Mow Public House on the right hand side. Take your next left turn and then follow the right hand fork in the road onto Blackwall Lane where this home will be found on the right hand side.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band G which is currently £3404 per annum.
The Location
Kirk Ireton is a popular and highly convenient village location, having a shop, church, village inn and Church of England Primary School (rated as Outstanding by Ofsted in Nov 2017). Kirk Ireton, a conservation area, was featured in Derbyshire Life (August 2013) where it is described as one of the county's finest settlements south of Carsington. Located nearby are the market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth, which in turn provide a broader range of local amenities. Also located nearby is Carsington Water, noted for its leisure facilities and water sports. Derby is located some ten miles to the south and there is fast access to the A38, A52 or A50 which provide access to nearby motorway networks. This home is located just off the village centre and enjoys an extremely peaceful and private location.
Ground Floor Accommodation
The property is accessed via the wrought iron double gates which open into the sweeping tarmac driveway. A path leads up to the part glazed uPVC double glazed door which opens into the
Entrance Lobby/Utility (4.46 x 1.78 (14'7" x 5'10"))
A good sized utility area with base unit and stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and other appliances such as fridge freezers or tumble driers. The "Grants" oil fired boiler (installed in 2021) is located here. Doors lead to the breakfast kitchen, ground floor bedroom one and the
Garden Room (3.98 x 1.41 (13'0" x 4'7"))
Constructed on a low level stone base with wood-framed glazed panels, this is an ideal space to sit and enjoy the rear garden. A fully glazed door leads out to the side pathway. A door opens to reveal the coal store (1.86 x 0.83m) Back in the utility, the sliding door leads into
Ground Floor Bedroom One (5.06 x 2.37 (16'7" x 7'9"))
Formerly the garage to the home, this bright and airy room offers a number of potential uses. There are windows to front, rear and side elevations. A wall mounted cupboard houses the electric meter and fuse box. Back in the utility, a door leads through to the
Breakfast Kitchen (5.68 x 2.86 (18'7" x 9'4"))
This is a bright, warm and cosy room thanks to the oil-fired Aga and windows to front and side aspects. There is a good range of base and drawer units with space and plumbing for a dishwasher and under-counter appliances. Doors open to reveal a cloaks cupboard and a most useful pantry with wall mounted shelving and window to the rear. A door leads through to the
Main Entrance Hallway (5.6 x 1.8 (18'4" x 5'10"))
A good sized reception hall with cast iron, ornate spiral staircase which leads off to the first floor and a useful cloaks cupboard for hats and coats etc. The first door on the right leads into the
Dining Room (5.28 x 3 (17'3" x 9'10"))
A good sized reception room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom if required. There is a box bay window to the rear and a window to the side aspect.
Ground Floor Bathroom (2.36 x 2.23 (7'8" x 7'3"))
Fully tiled and with a traditional suite comprising of a panelled bath with electric shower over, pedestal sink and low flush WC. There is a secondary glazed window to the rear aspect.
Sitting Room (6.17 x 5.77 max (20'2" x 18'11" max))
This is a good sized reception room flooded with natural light from windows to three aspects. There are fully glazed French doors that open out to the front garden and a coal-effect electric fire set within a polished stone fireplace. TV point. Ample space for a dining table and chairs if required.
Ground Floor Bedroom Two (3.62 x 3.31 (11'10" x 10'10"))
A double bedroom with secondary glazed windows to rear and side aspects.
First Floor
From the main entrance hall, the spiral staircase arrives at the first floor landing where a door opens to reveal the
Wc (1.52 x 1.34 (4'11" x 4'4"))
With a macerating toilet and Velux window overhead.
Bedroom Three (4.2 x 3.07 (13'9" x 10'0"))
The principal bedroom, having built in wardrobes with hanging rails and an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. There are windows to front and side aspects. A door leads to the
Ensuite Shower Room (2.33 x 1.06 (7'7" x 3'5"))
With a traditional "Shell" suite comprising of a low flush WC, pedestal sink and a tiled shower enclosure with electric shower over.
Bedroom Four (3.62 x 3.07 (11'10" x 10'0"))
Another double bedroom with low level cupboard/storage into the eves with hanging rail. There is a built-in cupboard with slatted shelving for linen etc and a window to the side aspect which offers far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside.
Outside
To the front of the property there is a sweeping tarmac driveway offering parking for several vehicles. The garden here is laid mainly to lawn and is enclosed by mature hedgerow, interspersed with a range of mature plants and trees. There is a double bay car port and bin store. The garden continues around the side to the rear where the oil tank is discreetly located. A timber shed is included within the sale.
Directional Notes
On reaching the village of Kirk Ireton, pass the Primary School on the right and continue straight on until you see the Barley Mow Public House on the right hand side. Take your next left turn and then follow the right hand fork in the road onto Blackwall Lane where this home will be found on the right hand side.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band G which is currently £3404 per annum.
