House For Sale £670,000
Hunters are excited to bring to market for the first time in fifty years this truly delightful, charming, and sympathetically
extended Derbyshire long house dating back to the 1700’s. The property has been well maintained and extended by the current owners but retaining period charm. The property is set in a delightful easily cared for garden with front lawn sweeping down to a small trout stream.
Situated in the old part of Calver village in the conservation area, the property is comprised of home office/study, charming lounge, dining room, extended kitchen, downstairs toilet, and a generous cloak and storage space.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside to the front is an elevated terrace bordering mature fruit trees that looks out onto the sweeping lawn. To the rear is a private lawn that backs onto a section of woodland area which is part of the property and gives you an additional piece of land to further extend the back garden/lawn area There is also a stone built single garage with a wide driveway offering ample parking for three vehicles.
Calver is a sought after village, close to the Chatsworth estate within the renowned Peak District National Park offering access to some of the most beautiful, breathtaking countryside in the U.K. And recreational faciities. The picturesque market town of Bakewell is 10minutes away. Calver is within easy commuting distance of Sheffield, Chesterfield and Manchester. Grindleford Station is 10minutes away.
There is an excellent local infant and ofsted accredited junior school, while Calver also falls within the catchment area of the highly regarded Lady Manners secondary school in Bakewell.
Office/entrance hall
2.31m (7' 7") x 2.64m (8' 8")
Located at the front of the property and believed to be the oldest part of the building is this well proportioned home office with entrance door, window, beam ceiling and door leading to
lounge
5.02m (16' 6") x 4.06m (13' 4")
With deeply recessed windows to the front and rear, central heating radiators and the focal point of the room being the feature stone fireplace which has a glowing ember and log effect electric fire but could house a wood burner and door leading to
dining room
3.68m (12' 1") x 4.47m (14' 8")
Having a stone built feature fireplace which currently has a glowing ember and log effect electric fire but could house a wood burner, a window to the rear and glazed door over looking the terrace, central heating radiator, entrance door and door leading to
lobby/stairs
Having a window, stairs rising to the first floor and door leading to
kitchen/diner
3.73m (12' 3") x 5.64m (18' 6")
The kitchen diner having been sympathetically extended in 2000 has large dual aspect windows, a range of base and wall units with complimentary works surface and tiled splash backs incorporating a 1 1/2 sink bowel and mixer tap with water filter. The appliances include a built in fan oven with electric hob and space for a fridge and freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There is access to a rear lobby leading to a deep storage space and a rear entrance door and access to driveway, garage and garden
downstairs toilet
With toilet and washbasin
landing
With a rear facing window and doors leading to the following room
bedroom one
5.31m (17' 5") x 4.65m (15' 3")
A larger than average master bedroom with two front facing windows and one to the rear. The room also benefits from built in storage, large fitted wardrobe, wash basin and central heating radiator. This room could be easily divided to form a fourth bedroom if required.
Bedroom two
3.43m (11' 3") x 3.73m (12' 3")
With a front facing window, central heating radiator and fitted wardrobe.
Bathroom
The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and toilet. There is a large useful storage cupboard, central heating radiator and Velux window.
Bedroom three
3.15m (10' 4") x 3.78m (12' 5")
the third double bedroom also features dual aspect windows and has a central heating radiator.
Externally
To front of the house is large sweeping lawn which goes down to the small trout stream which is just inside the front boundary. There are mature borders that edge the garden and a mature weeping willow. There is a path leads up the side of the garden to the elevated terrace which is ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
The rear of the property has a stone built garage, parking for approximately 4 cars and driveway and also a private rear lawn backing onto an area of Woodland to further extend the rear lawn /garden area. The property has a right of way passing the back of the adjoining property.
extended Derbyshire long house dating back to the 1700’s. The property has been well maintained and extended by the current owners but retaining period charm. The property is set in a delightful easily cared for garden with front lawn sweeping down to a small trout stream.
Situated in the old part of Calver village in the conservation area, the property is comprised of home office/study, charming lounge, dining room, extended kitchen, downstairs toilet, and a generous cloak and storage space.
To the first floor are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside to the front is an elevated terrace bordering mature fruit trees that looks out onto the sweeping lawn. To the rear is a private lawn that backs onto a section of woodland area which is part of the property and gives you an additional piece of land to further extend the back garden/lawn area There is also a stone built single garage with a wide driveway offering ample parking for three vehicles.
Calver is a sought after village, close to the Chatsworth estate within the renowned Peak District National Park offering access to some of the most beautiful, breathtaking countryside in the U.K. And recreational faciities. The picturesque market town of Bakewell is 10minutes away. Calver is within easy commuting distance of Sheffield, Chesterfield and Manchester. Grindleford Station is 10minutes away.
There is an excellent local infant and ofsted accredited junior school, while Calver also falls within the catchment area of the highly regarded Lady Manners secondary school in Bakewell.
Office/entrance hall
2.31m (7' 7") x 2.64m (8' 8")
Located at the front of the property and believed to be the oldest part of the building is this well proportioned home office with entrance door, window, beam ceiling and door leading to
lounge
5.02m (16' 6") x 4.06m (13' 4")
With deeply recessed windows to the front and rear, central heating radiators and the focal point of the room being the feature stone fireplace which has a glowing ember and log effect electric fire but could house a wood burner and door leading to
dining room
3.68m (12' 1") x 4.47m (14' 8")
Having a stone built feature fireplace which currently has a glowing ember and log effect electric fire but could house a wood burner, a window to the rear and glazed door over looking the terrace, central heating radiator, entrance door and door leading to
lobby/stairs
Having a window, stairs rising to the first floor and door leading to
kitchen/diner
3.73m (12' 3") x 5.64m (18' 6")
The kitchen diner having been sympathetically extended in 2000 has large dual aspect windows, a range of base and wall units with complimentary works surface and tiled splash backs incorporating a 1 1/2 sink bowel and mixer tap with water filter. The appliances include a built in fan oven with electric hob and space for a fridge and freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There is access to a rear lobby leading to a deep storage space and a rear entrance door and access to driveway, garage and garden
downstairs toilet
With toilet and washbasin
landing
With a rear facing window and doors leading to the following room
bedroom one
5.31m (17' 5") x 4.65m (15' 3")
A larger than average master bedroom with two front facing windows and one to the rear. The room also benefits from built in storage, large fitted wardrobe, wash basin and central heating radiator. This room could be easily divided to form a fourth bedroom if required.
Bedroom two
3.43m (11' 3") x 3.73m (12' 3")
With a front facing window, central heating radiator and fitted wardrobe.
Bathroom
The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and toilet. There is a large useful storage cupboard, central heating radiator and Velux window.
Bedroom three
3.15m (10' 4") x 3.78m (12' 5")
the third double bedroom also features dual aspect windows and has a central heating radiator.
Externally
To front of the house is large sweeping lawn which goes down to the small trout stream which is just inside the front boundary. There are mature borders that edge the garden and a mature weeping willow. There is a path leads up the side of the garden to the elevated terrace which is ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
The rear of the property has a stone built garage, parking for approximately 4 cars and driveway and also a private rear lawn backing onto an area of Woodland to further extend the rear lawn /garden area. The property has a right of way passing the back of the adjoining property.
