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Freehold
Offers in region of
£775,000
4 bed detached house for sale
Blind Lane, Matlock DE44 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC rating: E
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
G
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Darley Dale Primary School 0.2 miles
- All Saints CofE Junior School 0.9 miles
- Matlock 1.4 miles
- Matlock Bath 2.4 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Distinctive period residence
- Highly regarded backwater location
- Generously proportioned family accommodation
- Period features retained
- Elegant gated driveway, ample parking, sizeable garage
- Good sized gardens, southerly aspect
- Panoramic views across the Derwent Valley
- Viewing highly recommended
Of a particularly elegant appearance, this individual detached property dates from the turn of the 20th century and provides a generously proportioned family home. The house is built of natural stone with cutstone detail providing distinctive character, whilst internally period features are retained throughout where the accommodation includes an open family living dining kitchen, two more formal reception rooms and separate study all set around a central hallway. At first floor level there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Complementing the house, an elegant gated driveway leads to ample parking, substantial garage and sizeable gardens, which take full advantage of the almost southerly aspect with panoramic views across the Derwent Valley landscape.
Leehurst is tucked away from any main thoroughfare, being conveniently placed for access to the market town facilities within Matlock just 1½ miles away, and more closely to the wide range of local shops, schooling and amenities in Darley Dale and Two Dales. Good road communications lead to the neighbouring centres of employment to include Bakewell, Chesterfield and Alfreton, with the cities of Sheffield, Derby and Nottingham each within daily commuting distance. The wider delights of the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District countryside are on the doorstep.
Accommodation
Sheltered beneath an attractive cutstone portico, a panelled and glazed front door, with matching leaded glass to the windows each side, opens to a reception hall where the internal elegant character is immediately evident. A herringbone block floor, dado rails and hardwood panelled doors of the period are set within deep architraves. Stairs lead off to the first floor beneath which a useful cloaks cupboard.
Sitting room – 5.99m x 4.20m (19’ 8” x 13’ 9”) the longer measurement taken into the broad bay window which allows excellent natural light and valley views to the front. The window retains coloured leaded glass, and as a focal point to the room an elegant marble fire surround is inset with a stove style fire.
Dining room – 4.68m x 3.64m (15’ 4” x 11’ 11”) again lengthening into a similar bay window, a substantial marble fireplace with a tiled hearth surrounds an iron canopied grate.
Breakfast kitchen and family room – 8.60m x 4.51m (28’ 3” x 14’ 10”) at its widest points, the room adapted to provide an excellent hub of the house and all day living space. Painted solid wood kitchen units are topped with granite and wooden work surfaces and include space for white goods and a range style cooker set within a generous surround. The kitchen area is finished with a tiled floor and has the benefit of French doors to the front and three rear aspect windows, all of which allow good natural light. The ktichen extends into a family living space with additional cupboards, rear aspect window, and a solid fuel range / stove set within the chimney breast. From here a door leads off to a…
Study – 2.79m x 1.90m (9’ 2” x 6’ 3”) a useful dedicated office space.
Rear hall – with a separate door leading from the head of the drive, providing useful coat and boot storage and access to a WC. A door separates an inner hall and access to the…
Utility room – 2.79m x 2.08m (9’ 2” x 6’ 10”) with positions for an automatic washing machine and other white goods, built-in cupboards, sink unit, and to one wall the gas fired condensing boiler which serves the central heating and hot water system.
From the reception hall, stairs rise to the first floor galleried landing with excellent natural light through leaded glazed windows which provides a pleasant occasional sitting area. Within the boarded loft, there is a roof light and the gas fired boiler and water cylinders, serving the central heating system.
Master bedoom 1 – 4.68m x 4.20m (15’ 4” x 13’ 9”) fitted with a range of wardrobing, feature period fireplace and to one corner an ensuite shower room with walk-in shower cubicle, WC and a Hopton marble vanity surface inset with a wash hand basin.
Bedroom 2 – 4.68m x 3.64m (15’ 4” x 13’ 9”) the broad bay window which commands superb views across the gardens and beyond, the panorama taking in Riber Castle to the south and Stanton Moor on the west horizon.
Bedroom 3 – 3.27m x 2.83m (10’ 9” x 9’ 3”) maximum, a rear aspect bedroom.
Bedroom 4 – 3.63m x 2.43m (11’ 11” x 8’) a rear aspect bedroom.
Family bath and shower room – 2.83m x 2.26m (9’ 3” x 7’ 5”) including a corner shower unit, panelled bath, WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Attractive ceramic tiling to half height.
Separate WC – with WC and wash hand basin.
Outside
The property is accessed through ornate wrought iron gates set within cutstone posts which open to a broad driveway, at the head of which is access to a…
Garage – 5.09m x 4.02m (16’ 9” x 13’ 2”) with double doors, work benching, window to the side and personnel door giving direct access into the side hallway of the house. A lower drive splits to lead into the garden and to a substantial wooden clad store.
Complementing this most elegant house is a truly superb garden which is principally laid to lawn, inset with a variety of ornamental tree and shrub planting. The sizeable gardens offer ample opportunity for family recreation and for further landscaping or creation of more formal areas if required. Sitting areas lie to the side of the house, broad stone steps descend from the portico entrance, whilst to one side there is an additional summerhouse and shed.
Tenure – Freehold.
Services – All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution.
EPC rating – Current 52E/ Potential 79C
council tax – Band G
fixtures & fittings – Only the fixtures and fittings mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. Certain other items may be taken at valuation if required. No specific test has been made on any appliance either included or available by negotiation.
Directions – From Matlock Crown Square, take the A6 Bakewell Road towards Darley Dale. Just before St Elphin’s Park, turn right into Grove Lane before taking the right turn close to the head of Grove Lane into Blind Lane. Leehurst is to the right after about 100m.
Viewing – Strictly by prior arrangement with the Matlock office .
Ref: FTM10558
Complementing the house, an elegant gated driveway leads to ample parking, substantial garage and sizeable gardens, which take full advantage of the almost southerly aspect with panoramic views across the Derwent Valley landscape.
Leehurst is tucked away from any main thoroughfare, being conveniently placed for access to the market town facilities within Matlock just 1½ miles away, and more closely to the wide range of local shops, schooling and amenities in Darley Dale and Two Dales. Good road communications lead to the neighbouring centres of employment to include Bakewell, Chesterfield and Alfreton, with the cities of Sheffield, Derby and Nottingham each within daily commuting distance. The wider delights of the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District countryside are on the doorstep.
Accommodation
Sheltered beneath an attractive cutstone portico, a panelled and glazed front door, with matching leaded glass to the windows each side, opens to a reception hall where the internal elegant character is immediately evident. A herringbone block floor, dado rails and hardwood panelled doors of the period are set within deep architraves. Stairs lead off to the first floor beneath which a useful cloaks cupboard.
Sitting room – 5.99m x 4.20m (19’ 8” x 13’ 9”) the longer measurement taken into the broad bay window which allows excellent natural light and valley views to the front. The window retains coloured leaded glass, and as a focal point to the room an elegant marble fire surround is inset with a stove style fire.
Dining room – 4.68m x 3.64m (15’ 4” x 11’ 11”) again lengthening into a similar bay window, a substantial marble fireplace with a tiled hearth surrounds an iron canopied grate.
Breakfast kitchen and family room – 8.60m x 4.51m (28’ 3” x 14’ 10”) at its widest points, the room adapted to provide an excellent hub of the house and all day living space. Painted solid wood kitchen units are topped with granite and wooden work surfaces and include space for white goods and a range style cooker set within a generous surround. The kitchen area is finished with a tiled floor and has the benefit of French doors to the front and three rear aspect windows, all of which allow good natural light. The ktichen extends into a family living space with additional cupboards, rear aspect window, and a solid fuel range / stove set within the chimney breast. From here a door leads off to a…
Study – 2.79m x 1.90m (9’ 2” x 6’ 3”) a useful dedicated office space.
Rear hall – with a separate door leading from the head of the drive, providing useful coat and boot storage and access to a WC. A door separates an inner hall and access to the…
Utility room – 2.79m x 2.08m (9’ 2” x 6’ 10”) with positions for an automatic washing machine and other white goods, built-in cupboards, sink unit, and to one wall the gas fired condensing boiler which serves the central heating and hot water system.
From the reception hall, stairs rise to the first floor galleried landing with excellent natural light through leaded glazed windows which provides a pleasant occasional sitting area. Within the boarded loft, there is a roof light and the gas fired boiler and water cylinders, serving the central heating system.
Master bedoom 1 – 4.68m x 4.20m (15’ 4” x 13’ 9”) fitted with a range of wardrobing, feature period fireplace and to one corner an ensuite shower room with walk-in shower cubicle, WC and a Hopton marble vanity surface inset with a wash hand basin.
Bedroom 2 – 4.68m x 3.64m (15’ 4” x 13’ 9”) the broad bay window which commands superb views across the gardens and beyond, the panorama taking in Riber Castle to the south and Stanton Moor on the west horizon.
Bedroom 3 – 3.27m x 2.83m (10’ 9” x 9’ 3”) maximum, a rear aspect bedroom.
Bedroom 4 – 3.63m x 2.43m (11’ 11” x 8’) a rear aspect bedroom.
Family bath and shower room – 2.83m x 2.26m (9’ 3” x 7’ 5”) including a corner shower unit, panelled bath, WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Attractive ceramic tiling to half height.
Separate WC – with WC and wash hand basin.
Outside
The property is accessed through ornate wrought iron gates set within cutstone posts which open to a broad driveway, at the head of which is access to a…
Garage – 5.09m x 4.02m (16’ 9” x 13’ 2”) with double doors, work benching, window to the side and personnel door giving direct access into the side hallway of the house. A lower drive splits to lead into the garden and to a substantial wooden clad store.
Complementing this most elegant house is a truly superb garden which is principally laid to lawn, inset with a variety of ornamental tree and shrub planting. The sizeable gardens offer ample opportunity for family recreation and for further landscaping or creation of more formal areas if required. Sitting areas lie to the side of the house, broad stone steps descend from the portico entrance, whilst to one side there is an additional summerhouse and shed.
Tenure – Freehold.
Services – All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution.
EPC rating – Current 52E/ Potential 79C
council tax – Band G
fixtures & fittings – Only the fixtures and fittings mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. Certain other items may be taken at valuation if required. No specific test has been made on any appliance either included or available by negotiation.
Directions – From Matlock Crown Square, take the A6 Bakewell Road towards Darley Dale. Just before St Elphin’s Park, turn right into Grove Lane before taking the right turn close to the head of Grove Lane into Blind Lane. Leehurst is to the right after about 100m.
Viewing – Strictly by prior arrangement with the Matlock office .
Ref: FTM10558
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