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Full details for 6 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Matlock

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Description

Constructed around the early part of the 20th Century, this traditional stone built former vicarage stands with a spacious garden plot adjacent to All Saints‘ Church and particularly convenient for access to amenities in and around the town. The imposing building features elegant architectural detail which along with a sympathetic single storey extension, provides a generously proportioned home with ample space for larger or extended families and for those needing dedicated space for home offices and hobbies.

The accommodation has been modernised through recent years to a pleasing standard, the space offering a degree of versatility with three / four reception rooms, an impressive living kitchen, six bedrooms and four bathrooms. The recent extension provides a stunning games and garden room, which could potentially offer annexe accommodation, through some adaptation and consent.

Outside, the sizeable gardens are simply landscaped and offer ample opportunity for family recreation and the keen gardener and include the advantage of a garage, workshop and driveway parking for several vehicles.

Situated in a highly favoured town location, ideal for access to nearby schooling and the town‘s central facilities, Matlock affords good road communications 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 delights of the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District countryside are also close at hand.

ACCOMMODATION
Entrance porch accessed from a stepped access from the front and leading to...

Reception room - 4.04m x 3.50m (13‘ 3' x 11‘ 6') front facing and with door to adjacent living room and open doorway to the inner hall

Inner hallway - with oak floors, access to the cellars and stairs leading off to the first floor.

Cloakroom - with herringbone floor, WC, wash hand basin and towel radiator

Living room - 5.02m x 4.27m (16‘ 6' x 14‘) with separate external access from the front, door off the inner hall and attractive fireplace.

Sitting room - 5.42m x 4.87m (17‘ 9' x 16‘) featuring a deep recessed fireplace with wndows either side of the chimney breast, bay window to the front, elegant oak and tiled fireplace.

Living kitchen - 6.80m x 5.38m (22‘ 4' x 17‘ 8') fitted with a range of cupboards, drawers and display areas complimented by white quartz work surfaces and including a central breakfast bar. Integral fittings include an under-mount sink, dishwasher and position for a range style cooker. To one corner, a solid fuel stove, there is under floor heating to the modern quarry tiled floor and good natural light with through windows to two elevations. An external door leads to the rear gardens.

Utility room - 3.02m x 1.57m (9‘ 11' x 5‘ 2') fitted with a range of cupboards and work surfaces, with positions for an automatic washing machine and tumble dryer.

Snug / guest bedroom - 4.18m x 3.96m (13‘ 9' x 13‘) a versatile room with built-in storage accessed from the inner hall and also leading into the games room.

Ensuite shower room - with shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC.

Games / garden room - 12.60m x 5.40m (41‘ 4' x 17‘ 8') a stunning addition to the original house, sympathetically built and designed with the size to comfortably accommodate a full size snooker table and still with space for sitting, reading and relaxation. For year round use, there is a stove fire and sitting area to one side, whilst ample glazing draws excellent available light. Patio doors to the side and rear allow access to the garden and the room is finished with an oak floor with electric under floor heating.

It is envisaged the room could be converted to offer annexe style accommodation, subject to any necessary consents.

From the inner hallway, a rear lobby has an external door and encloses stairs which descend to the basement which is acknowledged as being subterranean yet with some natural light. The cellar has been converted to provide recreation space, including a bar area, cinema room and storage room.

From the inner hallway, stairs rise to a galleried landing with oak balustrade, tall windows allowing good natural light from the rear and doors provide access to the principal bedrooms and bathroom accommodation.

Bedroom 1 - 4.85m x 4.32m (16‘ x 14‘ 2') with two west facing windows looking towards Bonsall Moor, plus front windows looking towards Riber Castle and High Tor and Bolehill along the valley and beyond.

Ensuite bathroom - fitted with a pedestal wash hand basin, WC and shower cubicle with glazed screen.

Dressing room - 2.90m x 1.83m (9‘ 6' x 6‘) separately accessed off the landing.

Bedroom 2 - 4.27m x 3.24m (14‘ x 10‘ 8') with pleasant southerly views to the front.

Bedroom 3 - 4.27m x 3.46m (14‘ x 11‘ 4') with similar views to the front and additional windowto one side.

Bedroom 4 - 4.18m x 3.96m (13‘ 9' x 13‘) positioned towards the rear of the house with side facing windows looking towards the church. A door leads off to a boiler store which houses a gas fired boiler and hot water cylinder.

Shower room - fitted with a WC, pedestal wash hand basin and shower cubicle. Rear facing window.

Off the study landing is...

Bedroom 5 - 3.16m x 3.12m (10‘ 4' x 10‘ 3') a westerly aspect double room.

Bedroom 6 - 3.36m x 3.12m (11‘ x 10‘ 3') a similar westerly outlook and of double proportion.

Bathroom - with a white suite to include a panelled bath, with Victorian style taps/shower head, WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

OUTSIDE
The house stands back from the roadside and accessed via a gated driveway which winds up to an area of car parking to the front and side of the house where there is ample room for several vehicles. The driveway dissects the front gardens which are principally laid to two areas of lawn within walled boundaries to the roadsides, substantial rock border to the front of the house, plus mature shrub and tree planting.

At the rear, a patio courtyard lies off the kitchen and games room, enjoying excellent privacy and including a tile topped timber BBQ canopy. There is also an attractive stone built workshop (pottery shed), plus outside WC and bin store.

Accessed off Far Green a separate short drive leads to a...

Detached garage - of modern timber framed construction, being larger than an average single garage and including the benefit of electric power, light and storage within the roof space.

TENURE - Freehold.

SERVICES - All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of sealed unit double glazing and gas fired central heating which includes wet under floor heating to the living kitchen and electric under floor heating to the games room. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution.

EPC RATING - Current 53E / Potential 77C

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 Bank Road rising out of the town before turning left into Smedley Street. Continue along Smedley Street before locating All Saints Church on the right. The Old Vicarage is located next door with the driveway at the junction with Smedley Street and Far Green.

VIEWING - Strictly by prior arrangement with the Matlock office .

Ref: FTM10672
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