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Freehold
Offers in region of
£230,000
3 bed town house for sale
St. Johns Street, Wirksworth, Matlock DE43 beds
1 bath
1 reception
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
B
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Anthony Gell School 0.1 miles
- Wirksworth CofE Infant School 0.3 miles
- Cromford 2.5 miles
- Whatstandwell 2.9 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Period Property with Original Features
- Grade II Listed
- Three Bedrooms
- Close to Wirksworth Town Centre
- Brick Vaulted Cellar
- Gas Central Heating
- Viewing Highly Recommended
- Vt Available
Located close to the heart of the popular and historic market town of Wirksworth is this charming Grade II Listed townhouse. Dating back to the 1840s it retains many original features, is well presented throughout and benefits from gas central heating having a combination boiler. The accommodation, arranged over four floors, briefly comprises living room with original Derbyshire flagstone floor and open fireplace, fitted kitchen, brick vaulted cellar, three bedrooms, spacious bathroom and rear courtyard which is a pleasant sun trap. Vt available. Viewing Highly Recommended.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
To the front of the property are stone steps leading up to the solid wooden entrance door which opens into the
Sitting Room (3.39m x 3.11m (11'1" x 10'2"))
This room is full of character from the original stone slab flooring, the sash window to the front aspect with secondary glazing and the brick built fireplace with cast iron grate and stone surround and hearth. The room is lit by wall lights as well as the central ceiling light.
Continue through, passing the stairs leading off to the first floor, to reach the
Kitchen (4.54m x 2.86m max (14'10" x 9'4" max))
With a black and terracotta quarry tiled floor, this kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with complimentary tiling and rolled top work surfaces. Below the window overlooking the rear courtyard is an inset one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with swan neck mixer tap. There is an integrated Indesit electric oven with four ring gas hob over and there is under counter space available for a fridge. The exposed brick and stonework as well as the original stone fireplace provides plenty of character. A solid wooden door leads outside to the courtyard and a further original door opens to the
Basement
With stone steps leading down to the
Cellar (4.41m x 2.17m (14'5" x 7'1"))
A very usable brick vaulted cellar with useful timber shelving, power, wall mounted electric meter and modern consumer unit.
First Floor
From the ground floor, between the kitchen and the sitting room, is a wooden staircase leading up to the
Landing
The first floor landing has exposed brickwork, stairs leading up to the second floor and two doors opening to the bathroom and
Bedroom Three (3.08m x 2.80m (10'1" x 9'2"))
This is a most pleasant and light room, with a large sash window to the front aspect with secondary glazing, wide plank flooring, chimney breast with inset iron fireplace and stone hearth. It could work equally well as a second reception room.
Bathroom (2.74m x 2.50m (8'11" x 8'2"))
This bathroom, again with wide plank timber flooring, is fitted with a white three piece suite comprising a cast iron bath encased in timber panelling having a shower over, traditional WC and a pedestal sink with complimentary tiling. The Worcester Bosch combination boiler is cleverly hidden away in a cupboard above the WC and there is also the former airing cupboard which. As well as having fitted shelving, now provides space and plumbing for a washing machine. A casement window to the rear overlooks the courtyard.
Second Floor
The wooden stairs rising from the first landing lead directly into
Bedroom One (4.52m x 2.83m max (14'9" x 9'3" max))
With a secondary glazed sash window overlooking St John St and allowing delightful countryside views, this is another lovely, well lit room, which has been used in the past as a reception room but is perfectly at home being the main bedroom. It has wide plank timber flooring, exposed brickwork, chimney breast with cast iron fire grate on a stone hearth and exposed original timbers.
Bedroom Two (2.77m x 2.68m (9'1" x 8'9"))
This pleasant room, with exposed timber, has an unusual curved chimney breast and a low casement window with a delightful view.
Outside
Accessed from the kitchen is a fully enclosed courtyard garden which does benefit from the south westerly aspect and provides a delightful area for outside dining.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band B which is currently £1730 per annum.
Directional Notes
From our office at Wirksworth Market Place, proceed down St John Street in the direction of Derby. Before you reach the mini roundabout, number 36 will be found on the right hand side.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
To the front of the property are stone steps leading up to the solid wooden entrance door which opens into the
Sitting Room (3.39m x 3.11m (11'1" x 10'2"))
This room is full of character from the original stone slab flooring, the sash window to the front aspect with secondary glazing and the brick built fireplace with cast iron grate and stone surround and hearth. The room is lit by wall lights as well as the central ceiling light.
Continue through, passing the stairs leading off to the first floor, to reach the
Kitchen (4.54m x 2.86m max (14'10" x 9'4" max))
With a black and terracotta quarry tiled floor, this kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with complimentary tiling and rolled top work surfaces. Below the window overlooking the rear courtyard is an inset one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with swan neck mixer tap. There is an integrated Indesit electric oven with four ring gas hob over and there is under counter space available for a fridge. The exposed brick and stonework as well as the original stone fireplace provides plenty of character. A solid wooden door leads outside to the courtyard and a further original door opens to the
Basement
With stone steps leading down to the
Cellar (4.41m x 2.17m (14'5" x 7'1"))
A very usable brick vaulted cellar with useful timber shelving, power, wall mounted electric meter and modern consumer unit.
First Floor
From the ground floor, between the kitchen and the sitting room, is a wooden staircase leading up to the
Landing
The first floor landing has exposed brickwork, stairs leading up to the second floor and two doors opening to the bathroom and
Bedroom Three (3.08m x 2.80m (10'1" x 9'2"))
This is a most pleasant and light room, with a large sash window to the front aspect with secondary glazing, wide plank flooring, chimney breast with inset iron fireplace and stone hearth. It could work equally well as a second reception room.
Bathroom (2.74m x 2.50m (8'11" x 8'2"))
This bathroom, again with wide plank timber flooring, is fitted with a white three piece suite comprising a cast iron bath encased in timber panelling having a shower over, traditional WC and a pedestal sink with complimentary tiling. The Worcester Bosch combination boiler is cleverly hidden away in a cupboard above the WC and there is also the former airing cupboard which. As well as having fitted shelving, now provides space and plumbing for a washing machine. A casement window to the rear overlooks the courtyard.
Second Floor
The wooden stairs rising from the first landing lead directly into
Bedroom One (4.52m x 2.83m max (14'9" x 9'3" max))
With a secondary glazed sash window overlooking St John St and allowing delightful countryside views, this is another lovely, well lit room, which has been used in the past as a reception room but is perfectly at home being the main bedroom. It has wide plank timber flooring, exposed brickwork, chimney breast with cast iron fire grate on a stone hearth and exposed original timbers.
Bedroom Two (2.77m x 2.68m (9'1" x 8'9"))
This pleasant room, with exposed timber, has an unusual curved chimney breast and a low casement window with a delightful view.
Outside
Accessed from the kitchen is a fully enclosed courtyard garden which does benefit from the south westerly aspect and provides a delightful area for outside dining.
Council Tax Information
We are informed by Derbyshire Dales District Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band B which is currently £1730 per annum.
Directional Notes
From our office at Wirksworth Market Place, proceed down St John Street in the direction of Derby. Before you reach the mini roundabout, number 36 will be found on the right hand side.
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