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14 The Crescent is a modern sympathetically extended contemporary detached family house situated in the popular market town of Stone and within walking distance to the town centre. The accommodation includes 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms and 4 receptions with lovely private gardens to the rear. In summary a lovely modern family home.Services, Utilities & Property Information Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Main Drainage to Public Sewer, Mains Gas, Telephone and Broadband lines connected Tenure: Freehold Property Type: Detached Property Construction: Standard Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council & Stafford Borough Council Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: C (Valid until 14 August 2034) Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband available at the property Mobile Coverage: 4G and 5G availability. We advise you to check this with your provider Off Road Parking and Double Garage The property is subject to a Tree Preservation Order. The terms of the order been complied with CCTV or a similar security system is in operation at the property and will be recording at the time of any property viewings

Oxhay Barn is a substantial sized barn conversion offering over 5000sq ft of accommodation including a separate cottage and annexe offering family living as well as an investment opportunity. The Accommodation is flexible with 9 bedrooms 6 bathrooms and 6 reception rooms over 2 floors and in parts an open plan layout giving this property its uniqueness as well as an abundance of character. The property has spacious rear gardens and a double garage/ workshop and would make an ideal multi-generational family home.Freehold EPC Rating: C Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Newcastle-under-Lyme District Council & Staffordshire County CouncilServices, Utilities & Property Information Allocated Parking spaces (2) Property built in a standard form of construction, E.g. Brick and/or block with timber/tile roof Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Sewerage/Drainage to Septic Tank, Mains Gas, Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G mobile signal and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider Broadband Availability - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed of 32 Mbps and highest available upload speed of 6 Mbps. There are Grants of Easements and Covenants on the property – please speak with the agent for further information.Permitted charges in accordance with the Tenant Fee Act 2019 for ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY:Holding Deposit - Maximum one weeks rent (may go on to form part of advance rent) First months rent - In advance.Tenancy Deposit - 5 weeks of agreed rent up to £50k rent per annum or 6 weeks of rent over £50k.Early termination requested by the tenant - A charge not exceeding the financial loss experienced by the landlord.Late Rent - Interest charged at 3% above Bank of England base rate, when rent is more than 14 days late.Lost key or security device - Equivalent to cost incurred.Changing the tenancy documents (after the commencement of the tenancy) - £50 inc. VAT.NON HOUSING ACT TENANCY fees (not affected by the Tenant Fee Act 2019)A Non Housing Act Tenancy is formed when one of the following criteria is in place: The annual rent exceeds £100,000.The property is occupied by an entity (Company let) rather that an individual. The property is not used as a main or primary home.There is a Resident Landlord.Tenancy Agreement and Setup Administration - £390 inc VAT.Check-in Fee checking into the property and reviewing inventory - Minimum of £130.80 inc VAT.Enhanced Reference Fee (per person or company) - £60 inc VAT.Tenancy Continuation - £150 inc Change of Sharer - £120 incEarly Termination - £150 incLate payment of rent - Interest will be charged at 3% above the Bank of England base rate.Guarantor Referencing Fee - £60 inc VAT per guarantor. Deed of Guarantee - £50 inc VAT.Stamp Duty Land Tax Payable on tenancies where the rent exceeds £125,000During the tenancy you may expect to pay:Utilities (gas, electricity, water) Council TaxBroadband, telephone, television license Subscription to cable/satellite supplierInsurance (for your personal and own contents)Garden maintenance Parking permitsPlease note: The Initial Monies will be confirmed and must be paid by bank transfer. We are unable to accept cash.F & C are working with UK Lettings Collective (Company number 15313704) and UKLC are members of The TPO, TDS and hold Client Money Protection and are members of Propertymark. Further information can be obtained from https://thelettingscollective.co.uk

Whittington Farm is an imposing detached well-presented period property situated in the popular hamlet of Whittington and approximately 15 minutes’ drive from Eccleshall. The accommodation includes 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms and 4 receptions, with a separate detached 2-bedroom annexe and outbuildings with full equestrian facilities sitting in approximately 9 acres of private grounds.Services, Utilities & Property Information Air Source Heat Pump, Mains Electricity, Mains Water, Drainage via Septic Tank & Sewerage Treatment Plant, Solar Panels (Owned Outright) Tenure: Freehold Property Type: Detached Property Construction: Standard Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council & Stafford Borough Council Council Tax Band: Whittington Farm: G. The Stables: B EPC Rating: D (Valid until 10 July 2035) Fibre Broadband available at the property. Vendors use ‘Starlink’ which they will leave for the new owners, if they decide to choose. A monthly subscription will be required. Mobile Coverage: Some 4G and 5G availability. We advise you to check this with your provider. Off Road Parking and Garage

Set on the foothills of the Peak District National Park, within the highly regarded village of Foxt, Rock House Farm is a private country estate of rare versatility, combining a principal residence with three detached cottages, all positioned to capture far-reaching countryside views.This is a property that balances lifestyle with commercial opportunity. The main farmhouse offers a characterful and welcoming home, while the cottages provide established income and flexibility for multi-generational living or continued investment. Set within approximately 1.35 acres of landscaped gardens and grounds, the estate also includes a range of outbuildings and a bespoke wellness retreat, creating a setting of both privacy and potential.• Private country estate with farmhouse & 3 detached cottages – established income-generating opportunity• Principal farmhouse 3 bedrooms character accommodation within a traditional rural setting• Three self-contained cottages fully operational with ongoing income potential• Approx. 1.35 acres of landscaped gardens & grounds• Elevated position with far-reaching Peak District & Staffordshire Moorlands views• Additional outbuildings offering further development or commercial potential (STPC)• Bespoke wellness retreat / leisure space within the grounds• Located in the sought-after conservation village of Foxt• Freehold Farmhouse EPC: D Cottages EPC: C• Driveway & shared parking Mains services Council Tax Bands: F / D / CTHE ESTATERock House Farm is a compelling and highly versatile country estate, offering a rare combination of lifestyle, privacy and established income within one cohesive holding.Positioned within approximately 1.35 acres, the estate comprises a principal farmhouse alongside three detached cottages, all set within landscaped grounds and enjoying uninterrupted views across the Staffordshire Moorlands and towards the Peak District National Park.The arrangement of the estate allows for both separation and cohesion — providing privacy for the main residence while enabling the cottages to operate independently as income-producing assets.THE FARMHOUSEThe principal residence is a charming three-bedroom farmhouse, rich in character and perfectly suited as a private home within the wider estate. The farmhouse provides a warm and inviting living environment, with views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. It sits at the heart of the estate, yet retains a sense of privacy from the cottages and wider grounds.THE COTTAGESA defining feature of Rock House Farm is the three cottages all are self-contained and arranged to provide independent living accommodation, making them ideally suited for continued rental use or multi-generational living. The layout of the estate ensures privacy between dwellings while maintaining a cohesive overall setting.GROUNDS & OUTBUILDINGSThe grounds extend to approximately 1.35 acres and are both attractive and functional. Landscaped gardens, lawns and seating areas provide a peaceful and private setting, while the elevated position ensures exceptional views in all directions. A range of outbuildings within the grounds offer further flexibility, whether for storage, leisure use or potential development, subject to the necessary planning consents.Situated in the conservation village of Foxt, Rock House Farm enjoys a privileged position on the edge of the Peak District National Park. The surrounding countryside offers outstanding walking, riding and outdoor pursuits, while nearby market towns provide essential amenities. The location combines rural tranquillity with accessibility, making it highly desirable for both permanent residence and lifestyle investment.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and Staffordshire Moorlands District Council Council Tax: Band: Rock House Farm: F Council Tax: Band: Badger Cottage: D Council Tax: Band: Dormhouse Cottage: C Council Tax: Band: Hedgehog Cottage: C Rock House Farm EPC: Rating D (Valid until 18 August 2034) Badger Cottage EPC: Rating C (Valid until 18 August 2034) Dormhouse Cottage EPC: Rating C (Valid until 18 August 2034) Hedgehog Cottage EPC: Rating C (Valid until 18 August 2034) Property Construction: Standard Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains Gas Broadband: FTTC Standard Fibre Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Driveway Parking spaces and Shared Parking via a Car Park Special Notes: Property is in a designated Conservation Area. Trees on the property are subject to a Tree Preservation Order.

Belhaven is a modern and well-presented contemporary detached family home, situated in the village of Derrington and within easy reach of the county town of Stafford.In a peaceful location but having easy access to the M6, this house makes an ideal family home and includes 4/5 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms and 3 bathrooms, with the flexibility for multi-generational living.Services, Utilities & Property InformationTenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: DLocal Authority: Staffordshire County Council & Stafford Borough CouncilEPC Rating: A Valid Until 5 July 2031)Property Construction: StandardElectricity Supply: MainsWater Supply: MainsDrainage & Sewerage: Septic Tank and Sewerage Treatment PlantHeating: Air Source Heat Pump & Solar PanelsBroadband: Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband Speed (FTTP/FTTC) is available with predicted download speeds of up to 1,800 Mbps and upload speed up to 220 Mbps. We advise you to check with your providerMobile signal/coverage - 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.Driveway Parking: Garage & Driveway Parking spaces

54 Weeping Cross is a substantial detached family residence, situated in the popular Weeping Cross area, on the outskirts of the County town of Stafford and its links via rail as well as the national park. An immaculately presented and individually designed by the current owners with a high-quality specification finish. The accommodation over 3 floors includes 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms as well as a substantial converted bunker basement for modern use such as an Office, Gym/Spa or Games room.In summary this property is situated in a popular location and making an ideal family home.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and Stafford Borough Council EPC Rating: C (Valid until 20 August 2027) Property Construction: Standard Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Underfloor Heating System Broadband: FTTC / Ultrafast Fibre Broadband and Private Starlink Satellite Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Driveway and Garage

Beech House is a substantial detached family residence situated in the village of Brocton within easy walking distance of Cannock Chase and close to the county town of Stafford. A well-presented home the accommodation over 3 floors includes 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms in a popular location, making an ideal family home.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Stafford Borough Council & Staffordshire County Council EPC Rating: C (Valid until 9 October 2035) Property Construction: Standard Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains Gas Broadband: FTTC / Ultrafast Fibre Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Garage and Driveway Special Notes: Shared Driveway and Shared Electric Gates. Trees on the property are Subject to a Tree Preservation Order.

Penk House is a modern, well-presented detached residence, situated near the market town of Penkridge and close to the county town of Stafford. The accommodation comprises of 5 bedrooms 4 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms. All presented to a high standard with outstanding views over open fields, as well as a double garage and space for off-road parking. In summary, this lovely property is a spacious family home situated in a quiet, tranquil location.Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and South Staffordshire Council EPC Rating: D Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Sewerage Treatment Plant Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating Broadband: FTTC Standard Fibre Broadband connection available in the area. We advise you to check this with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check this with your provider. Parking: Double Garage, Driveway and Off-Road parking Special Notes: A Transfer of the land in this title contains Restrictive Covenants. Please speak to the Agent for further information.

Nestled on the edge of Congleton, surrounded by open countryside and fresh country air, Sunny Bank Farm offers the ultimate in peaceful family living. Set within approximately 7.5 acres of stunning private grounds, this beautifully presented home is more than just a house – it’s a lifestyle waiting to be embraced.From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted by picturesque gardens, sweeping driveways, and breathtaking views across the Cheshire Plain. Whether it’s weekend picnics on the lawn, outdoor adventures in the paddocks, or simply relaxing with a coffee while the kids play, there’s something here for every member of the family.The main residence offers an expansive and well-thought-out layout that’s ideal for growing families. With four generously sized bedrooms, four bathrooms, and four versatile reception rooms, there’s space for everyone – whether you need a playroom, a quiet office, or a cosy family movie night den. The heart of the home is a warm and inviting country-style kitchen, perfect for busy breakfasts or baking together on a Sunday afternoon.Designed with everyday family life in mind, the flow of the home balances comfort with functionality. Light-filled living areas, a spacious reception hallway, and an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces make it easy to entertain, unwind, and make memories.Beyond the main house, the property includes an additional multi-functional space – ideal for income producing holiday lets, extended family, a home office, guest suite, or teen hangout – along with a double garage, workshop, and plenty of storage. There’s room for hobbies, pets, bikes, and all the gear that comes with an active lifestyle. There is also a large modern barn ideal for keeping any garden machinery, potential for stables or simply extra storage.And when it comes to location, you’re just minutes from the bustling market town of Congleton, known for its excellent schools, friendly community, and superb transport links. Whether it’s the school run, weekend sports clubs, or a family day out, everything you need is close at hand. Well-connected for travel, the area provides easy access to Manchester Airport and the motorway network. Plus there are nearby train stations in Congleton and Macclesfield, trips to major cities are hassle-free.If you’ve been dreaming of a home, where your children can grow up with space to explore, freedom to roam, and the countryside on your doorstep – Sunny Bank Farm might just be the one.Quote Reference: 574204

Highfields Farm is a characterful countryside home set within around seven acres, offering space, privacy and lifestyle potential. With generous accommodation and a separate two bedroom holiday barn, it suits multi-generational living or income use, all within the Peak District setting.**GROUND FLOOR** Stepping into this traditional country farmhouse, you’re met with an inviting warmth that sets the tone throughout. The kitchen and dining space, filled with natural light and thoughtfully finished, naturally draws people together, creating the perfect setting for shared meals and easy conversation. It’s a space that captures the essence of country living, designed around connection and everyday moments.The living room reflects the home’s heritage, rich in character and history, offering a cosy retreat for quieter evenings or time spent with loved ones.The annex adds a further layer of flexibility, with a second living space that can adapt to suit your lifestyle, whether as a playroom, home office or additional lounge. A spacious bedroom above provides a sense of privacy, ideal for guests or extended family, creating a home that works on multiple levels.**FIRST FLOOR & SECOND FLOOR** The first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with an ensuite, while the remaining rooms are served by a family bathroom. These spaces have evolved over time, adapting effortlessly from bedrooms to workspaces or playrooms as needed.The second floor introduces two further bedrooms, both enjoying elevated views across the surrounding countryside, creating peaceful, light-filled spaces to retreat to at the end of the day.**HERDWICK BARN** Positioned alongside the main house, the two-bedroom cottage has been carefully crafted, with a clear attention to detail and a strong sense of character throughout. Every element reflects a thoughtful approach to design, creating a space that feels both welcoming and considered.Whether used as an extension of the home for family and guests, or as a potential income opportunity, it offers a versatile addition that complements the wider setting.**OUTSIDE** The grounds extend to around seven acres of varied farmland, rich in natural beauty and currently home to a small flock of Herdwick sheep. It’s a setting that invites a slower pace, offering space for children to explore, for outdoor living, or for those seeking a more self-sufficient lifestyle, all within a peaceful countryside environment.**LOCATION** Set within the Peak District National Park, the setting balances rural seclusion with accessibility. Surrounded by rolling countryside and walking routes, with well-known landmarks such as Dovedale, Ilam Hall and Rudyard Lake all within easy reach, the lifestyle here is shaped by the outdoors.Despite its peaceful position, the property remains well connected, with nearby towns including Leek and Buxton offering everyday amenities, alongside access to schooling and transport links, making it a practical as well as idyllic place to live.Services, Utilities & Property Information Private Water Supply from Borehole Oil Central heating Septic Tank Mobile Phone Coverage Mobile signal is available in the area we advise you to check with your provider Broadband Availability Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 3 Mbps and highest available upload speed 1 Mbps

Ground FloorThe home is entered via ornate wooden doors leading into a storm porch and then into a fabulous hallway with stone flagstone floors and the ornate main staircase rising to the first floor. The home features stone mullioned windows with leaded windows inset throughout, and the ceiling heights make all the rooms feel light, airy and undoubtedly spacious.The principal lounge is a gorgeous room featuring period cornicing, a large stone fireplace and dual-aspect windows. There is then a further dining room, again with leaded windows overlooking the rear garden. This room further features a large stone open fireplace and feature cornicing.Accessed off the dining room, a door leads through to a further family room. This is a lovely space for relaxing in front of a log burner, and adjacent to this is a wine cooler and drinks area with built-in cabinetry, and there is a door leading out to the back garden terrace.Located off the hallway, there is also a formal study room, which is well-appointed with a range of quality storage units and a desk, and a wood-panelled wall surrounds and, therefore, it is perfect for those looking to work from home. Also located off the central hallway is a useful utility room plus a further boot room and a separate WC. The home also benefits from a large cellar split into two separate chambers which is fully tiled and houses the oil-fired boiler and provides great space and is currently used as a games room, complete with a pool table.The breakfast kitchen is a truly stunning room which has been recently installed by the current owners. The kitchen area features a large central island unit, complete with granite work surfaces and inlaid wine coolers. There are Miele Appliances throughout the kitchen, including a combination steam oven with Sous Vide option, combination oven with a microwave. There is also a warming draw and a vacuum packing drawer. In addition, a multi-purpose induction hob including both teppanyaki and wok stations. These are inset into the island unit along with sink units incorporating a Quooker boiler tap with filtered chilled and sparkling options. There is also a dishwasher and a great seating area. There is also a 5-oven electric Aga. Above this island unit and the dining area are glazed roof lanterns flooding the room with natural light. The designer kitchen has bespoke cabinetry of the highest standards, and the room itself runs the whole width of the home. There is a dining area and bifold doors leading out to the spectacular gardens. There is also a snug room accessed off the kitchen, making this such a family-friendly space and the heart of this home.Another standout room of the property is the bar, which is accessed from the kitchen and is another recent improvement created by the current owners. Stepping into this room is akin to entering an exclusive wine bar, which has a full bar area complete with working ale taps, wine coolers, display cabinets and bar stools. There is a media wall, further seating area and bifold doors leading out to a secluded garden complete with a hot tub. There is also a separate WC and sink unit located within the bar, and both the open-plan kitchen and bar area feature a Sonos sound system.The final reception room is part of a former cottage, and this area could still be used as this. Independent external access leads into a lovely lounge room, again with a log burner, and a staircase leads to a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom featuring a dressing area, walk-in shower and separate bath area.First Floor The remaining bedrooms are accessed on the first floor, which is served by 2 independent staircases, with the main feature staircase rising to a landing area which features exposed beams and vaulted ceilings and a large leaded picture window overlooking the rear grounds. The master bedroom is a lovely-sized room overlooking the rear gardens and benefits from a large full en suite bathroom. There are then three further double bedrooms plus a current dressing room which could easily be reconfigured as the fifth bedroom within the main house. There are then two further refurbished bathrooms plus a separate WC.Outside The grounds of Fauld Manor are an exceptional feature of this home. The property is nestled in the centre of 2.57 acres of grounds. There are two electrified gates which serve the property, and there is plenty of parking on offer via sweeping driveways and a turning circle to the front of the home plus an adjacent parking area where there is a triple garage block with a gym room over plus a further separate double garage. The main gardens are simply breathtaking with many years of landscaping and planting, which offers a floral treat all year round. Immediately to the rear of the property and accessed off the kitchen is a large flagstone terrace with an electric awning over, stone balustrades, and the gardens are then accessed, featuring formal lawns and walkways and ornamental hedging. There is a variety of seating areas, including a large koi pond with a feature fountain. The gardens are completely private and enclosed and therefore offer a high degree of security and privacy for future buyers.Location The home is located just outside of Tutbury Village, which is one of Staffordshire’s finest villages, being located on the edge of the county bordering South Derbyshire and to the south of the River Dove. Within Tutbury there is a lovely village atmosphere with an excellent range of amenities, including public houses and restaurants, local shops and boutique shopping parades, a post office, a bank & medical/dental practices. The village is famous for Tutbury Castle, which was a Norman stronghold, and the ruins are a popular spot to visit. The village has a most interesting mix of period homes. For commuting, the village provides swift access to the A50 and A38, with fast links to M1, M42 and M6. Railway links can be found with a village train station being on the Crewe to Derby Line, giving access to the high-speed network. There are good rail links from Lichfield Trent Valley (to London within 1:10 on the Virgin Trains) and East Midlands Parkway. There is also ease of access to both East Midlands & Birmingham airports, with a 30-40 minute’ drive from the house. Schools in the proximity include Repton (8 miles) and Foremarke Hall & Derby High for girls and Derby Grammar for boys.Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities: Mains electricity and water. Oil-powered central heating system. Drainage and sewerage via a septic tank. Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signals are available in the area – we advise you to check with your provider. Broadband: FTTC Broadband connection available – we advise you to check with your provider. Local Authority: East Staffordshire Borough Council. Council Tax Band: G. Tenure: Freehold. EPC: FFor more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Lee Armstrong

A grand country residence of exceptional scale and elegance, set within a breathtaking 140-acre estate of landscaped communal grounds. Offering approximately 8,651 sq/ft of beautifully proportioned living space, The Coach House combines classic architectural presence with beautifully presented interiors. From the grandeur of four principal reception rooms to the serenity of a library, music room, and sun room, every space has been designed for both comfort and occasion. Six luxurious bedroom suites, a wine cellar and a guest kitchen—complete the picture and provides opportunity for multi-generational living. Outside, a tranquil enclosed courtyard with fountain, private garden areas, and sun-soaked terraces offer an exceptional lifestyle. A rare opportunity to own something quite remarkable. Services, Utilities & Property InformationTenure: Leasehold: Expires October 2987The Coach House is held under two leasehold titles with a nominal peppercorn ground rent. The extensive parkland and communal grounds are held by the freehold under two separate limited companies, in which the owners of The Coach House hold a share. All tenure and ownership details are subject to verification by the purchaser’s solicitors.Title number: SF404819 Term: 999 years from 1 October 1998 Rent: peppercorn Parties: (1) Swythamley Hall Estate Limited (2) Richard Melville Naylor and June Maude Naylor Leasehold charge: £600 per month Title number: SF424249 Term: 999 years from 1 October 1988 Rent: peppercorn Parties: 1) Swythamley Hall Estate Limited (2) Richard Melville Naylor Leasehold charge: £600 per monthLocal Authority: Staffordshire Moorlands Borough CouncilTenure: Leasehold EPC F Grade 2 Listed Council Tax Band HUtilities: Mains water, electricity. Oil fired central heating. Drainage - Cesspool shared with three properties and five flats. Maintenance costs may apply, contact the agent for further information.The property includes a one-ninth share of cost/responsibility for any exceptional maintenance required on the estate roads, subject to prior agreement. Additionally, ownership includes a share in Swythamley Park Ltd, granting full access and roaming rights across the beautiful grounds of Swythamley Park.Mobile Phone Coverage: Voice + 4G available. We advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: ADSL2+ // 16mps. We advise you to check with your provider. Construction Type: Standard / Stone Garage Parking Spaces: 2 Off Road Parking Spaces: 4Please click on the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Arma Kang.

An Exquisite Country Estate in the Heart of the Peak DistrictAn exquisite and rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and historically significant country estate in the heart of the High Peak, Cawlow Farm offers a unique blend of timeless period features and versatile living spaces. This magnificent stone-built property is a unique and captivating piece of history, with a main house and two beautifully converted barns all holding Grade II listed status. The property has been in the same family since1920 and commands breathtaking dual-aspect views of the surrounding countryside, representing the very best of elegant, rural living.The Main Manor House The Grade II listed farmhouse, dating back to around 1860, is a prime example of a substantial Georgian-era home. It is constructed from rough-faced ashlar with rusticated ashlar quoins and dressings and is topped with a unique pyramidal slate roof. The property boasts high ceilings and large sash windows throughout, ensuring light and bright rooms—a key feature of the Georgian style. The main entrance, a panelled door with a decorative fluted keystone, welcomes you into a grand entrance hall with a striking staircase. A discrete door beneath the stairs leads to a spacious cellar with stone floors and a high ceiling.The ground floor offers multiple reception rooms perfect for entertaining and relaxation. The elegant dining room is an exceptional space with dual-aspect sash windows complete with original bi-fold shutters and a beautiful cast-iron fireplace. The adjoining living room provides a tranquil retreat with its own sash window and a grand stone fireplace with an electric fire. Glazed timber doors lead to a cosy study area, ideal for a quiet reading space or snug.The heart of the home is the generous kitchen/diner, which features dual-aspect sash windows, a charming cast-iron fireplace, and a range of fitted wall and base units. Off the kitchen is a useful utility room and a stylish, modern WC.On the first floor, a spacious landing with a large sash window and sweeping countryside views leads to three generous double and two single bedrooms. Each room includes fitted carpets, sash windows, and built-in wardrobes and vanities. The largest of the four bedrooms boasts stunning dual-aspect views, while another includes a washbasin. The main bathroom is a spacious retreat with a tiled corner shower and a striking freestanding bath. A fourth bedroom benefits from an en-suite with a tiled shower bath.The Converted Barns The two Grade II listed barns, dated 1832, are former stables, cartsheds, and later, cowsheds, built from coursed and squared rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings under a clay tile roof. Converted to a high standard, they now serve as two separate holiday lets: the West Barn, with three bedrooms, and the East Barn, with two bedrooms.The West Barn is a beautiful barn conversion with striking features and plenty of character. The living room is a captivating space with large timber-frame windows, exposed original beams, and a charming fireplace. The adjacent kitchen/diner is fitted with a range of wall and base units, providing a functional yet characterful space. Upstairs, a landing leads to three unique bedrooms, all with exposed wooden beams. One of the bedrooms features a glazed door leading to an external stone staircase. The main bathroom is a modern space with a tiled shower bath and a unique small timber-frame window.The East Barn is a second magnificent barn conversion that mirrors the West Barn in its exceptional blend of rustic charm and modern living. The living room features dual-aspect timber-frame windows, exposed original beams, and striking original port windows. A gas fireplace creates a warm focal point. The kitchen/diner is fitted with base units and includes exposed original lintels. The first floor offers a carpeted landing and two spacious bedrooms. Both rooms feature original lintels and exposed wooden beams, and one is enhanced by a distinctive large port window. The bathroom includes a tiled shower bath with a glass screen.This estate offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of history, providing immense potential for family living and income generation through the two converted holiday lets. Located just a 15-minute drive from the spa town of Buxton and 10 miles from the market town of Ashbourne, offering a wide array of shops, pubs, and amenities. While the village itself has a local pub and cafe, the location offers excellent road links to larger cities. Nearby towns of Buxton and Ashbourne are well-connected to major cities, with direct train services from Buxton to Manchester Piccadilly and bus routes to other key locations. This allows for a perfect blend of peaceful country living with the convenience of easy commuting or travel to urban centres for work or leisure. With approximately one acre of land, and the opportunity to acquire more (through separate negotiation), Cawlow Farm's prime location in the High Peak combines rural serenity with convenient access to nearby towns and cities.

Built in 1820, Longford Grange is an exceptional former rectory of rare architectural presence and historical integrity. This Grade II listed Georgian country house stands as a quintessential example of refined English living — elegant, beautifully proportioned and quietly commanding extending to 7431 sqft of overall accommodation— set within approximately 12.7 acres of mainly flat private grounds affording huge Equestrian potential as previous owners kept horses and various other wildlife. Planning permission in place for garaging, which could be changed to suit other activities/lifestyle options. Ground FloorThe principal west-facing elevation is distinguished by its semi-circular off-centre Georgian doorway, framed by raised moulded impost blocks and panelled double doors. This formal entrance opens into a magnificent reception hall, where an original Minton tiled floor, elegant ceiling arch and sweeping curved balustrade staircase immediately convey a sense of grandeur and occasion.The hall is beautifully proportioned, centred around a welcoming fireplace and offering space for statement furniture or a grand piano — a setting entirely befitting the house’s former ecclesiastical importance.From here, two south-facing reception rooms unfold, each a fine illustration of Georgian design principles: tall sash windows, elevated ceiling heights, refined fireplaces, and perfectly balanced proportions.The drawing room is particularly graceful — bathed in natural light and rich in understated elegance — ideal for both formal entertaining and quieter evenings beside the fire.Leading from the hallway, the formal dining room overlooks the front gardens and is a space of genuine theatre. Featuring an open fireplace and generous proportions, it comfortably hosts large gatherings while retaining an intimate atmosphere. A connecting doorway provides direct access to the kitchen, creating ease and flow when entertaining.The open-plan kitchen, dining and living room forms the heart of the home. Designed and handcrafted by the renowned Christopher Peters, the shaker-style cabinetry is complemented by premium fixtures and a substantial electric Aga. This exceptional space blends timeless craftsmanship with contemporary comfort — equally suited to relaxed family mornings or evening suppers beside the log-burning stove.To the rear, a large utility and laundry room is paired with an enviable butler’s pantry, offering extensive storage and preparation space. Additional ground-floor accommodation includes a discreet home office, a guest cloakroom, and a substantial storage room — ideal as a boot room for country living.A stone staircase adjacent to the kitchen descends to a substantial cellar, extending beneath much of the original house. Comprising three vaulted chambers with excellent head height, this atmospheric space offers versatile storage or wine accommodation.First FloorThe principal staircase rises to a generous and light-filled first-floor landing, illuminated by a large roof light that enhances the sense of space. A well-appointed guest shower room is positioned off the half-landing.A secondary back staircase, a hallmark of grand Georgian homes, provides direct access between the principal suite and the ground floor, offering both practicality and privacy.The first floor accommodates five elegant double bedrooms, all enjoying high ceilings, original detailing and sliding sash windows, each framing far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside.The principal suite is refined and beautifully proportioned, incorporating a dedicated dressing room with extensive fitted wardrobes and a luxurious ensuite bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and a double walk-in shower.The main family bathroom is equally indulgent, combining a Victorian-style roll-top bath with an oversized walk-in shower and contemporary fittings to create a calm and restorative space.The Cottage (Annexe)Positioned to the rear of the main house is a detached, self-contained one-bedroom cottage, originally the estate’s coach house and accessible either via the courtyard or independently from the rear driveway.Retaining its own character and charm, the cottage offers exceptional flexibility — ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, a private office suite or discreet income potential. Comparable local annexes and Airbnb style holiday lets generate in excess of £25,000 per annum, subject to use and any necessary consents.OutsideApproached via a long-gravelled driveway with cattle grid and timber gates, Longford Grange enjoys a rare sense of seclusion, largely concealed by its own mature woodland.The grounds extend to approximately 12.7 acres, combining manicured lawns, grazing land and established planting. A broad gravel forecourt provides generous parking to both the front and rear of the house.Discreetly positioned within the grounds is a full-sized all-weather tennis court, enclosed by woodland and offering exceptional privacy.The original curved-fronted barns, now part of the converted coach house, provide traditional garaging alongside a tractor shed and additional stores for garden equipment and outdoor furniture.A notable feature is the walled kitchen garden, complete with greenhouse and summer house, planted with mature fruit trees and framed by gravel pathways with cobbled edging — a beautiful reflection of Georgian garden design.To the south lies a classic ha-ha (deer wall), preserving uninterrupted views across the landscape and subtly elevating the house within its setting.The scale and layout of the land also offer potential for equestrian facilities, such as stabling or paddocks, subject to the necessary consents — an increasingly sought-after attribute in a country estate of this nature.Stone-flagged terraces to the south and east elevations provide elegant spaces for alfresco dining and summer entertaining, enjoying peace, privacy, and far-reaching rural views.LocationThe historic village of Longford sits within a designated conservation area, characterised by parkland, period homes and scattered farms surrounding a medieval hall. Positioned on the old Roman road, Long Lane, the village lies approximately 8 miles northeast of Derby, on the edge of the Derbyshire Dales.Longford Grange enjoys a private rural position while remaining conveniently close to the market town of Ashbourne, with its range of amenities, independent shops and well-regarded dining. Excellent schooling is available locally, alongside prestigious independent options including Repton School, under 30 minutes away.The surrounding countryside offers exceptional leisure opportunities, including Carsington Water, the Tissington Trail, and renowned walking routes such as Dovedale and Thorpe Cloud, all within easy reach. The wider Peak District National Park provides outstanding scenery for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits.Services Local Authority: Derbyshire Dales Tenure: Freehold Tax Band: G EPC: Grade II* Listed Construction Type: Brick Mains Water, Septic Tank and Oil-Fired Central Heating Broadband: Superfast Broadband* (FTTC) is available in the Area. We advise that you check with your provider. Mobile: Depending on your network provider, 5G is available. We advise that you check with your provider.Note: Some photographs are computer generated images. Please note, computer generated images are indicative only. Decorative finishes and fixtures and fittings do not represent the current state of the property.NOW WITH PLANNING CONSENT FOR 10 CAR STATE-OF-THE-ART GARAGE INCLUDING HIDDEN ACCESS AND CAR LIFT.For more information, please contact Arma Kang at Fine & Country Derbyshire

Hoargate House is a masterfully crafted, bespoke country residence, set within the heart of one of Derbyshire’s most desirable village settings. Designed and constructed by renowned local builders, the home seamlessly blends contemporary architectural elegance with enduring materials, resulting in a residence of both presence and permanence.Extending to approximately 3646.8 sq ft, the property offers an exceptional balance of scale, light and flow. Every element has been carefully considered to create a home that is as functional as it is beautiful, further enhanced by a 10-year structural warranty for complete peace of mind.Importantly, the home has been designed with sustainability at its core, incorporating energy-efficient systems including underfloor heating throughout on the ground floor and an air source heat pump—delivering modern comfort with reduced environmental impact.A rare opportunity exists for an incoming purchaser to influence the final finish—selecting flooring and some kitchen specification subject to build stage—allowing the creation of a truly personal and individual home.The approach is one of quiet distinction. Upon entry, a striking reception hall unfolds, centred around an elegant staircase that rises with architectural confidence, immediately setting a tone of understated luxury.The principal living spaces are designed to embrace both scale and intimacy. A superb open-plan kitchen and dining environment forms the heart of the home—an expansive yet refined space that invites both everyday living and sophisticated entertaining. Large openings frame the surrounding countryside, drawing natural light deep into the interior and creating a seamless connection between inside and out.Complementing this are a beautifully proportioned formal lounge and a versatile study, offering flexibility for modern family life or refined home working.Ascending to the upper floors, the sense of space continues. The principal suite is particularly impressive—a private sanctuary complete with dressing room, en suite and access to a balcony from which far-reaching views can be quietly enjoyed. Additional bedrooms are generously appointed, with three benefitting from en suite facilities, ensuring comfort and privacy for family and guests alike.The second floor provides further adaptable accommodation, ideal for a guest suite, leisure space or creative retreat, enhancing the home’s versatility.Externally, the property sits comfortably within its plot, with a detached double garage and landscaped grounds that offer both privacy and potential. A generous terrace extends from the rear elevation, perfectly positioned to capture the open aspect and provide an exceptional setting for outdoor entertaining against a backdrop of rolling countryside.Location & Lifestyle Hollington is a quintessential Derbyshire village—unspoilt, peaceful and surrounded by gently undulating countryside. Life here moves at a considered pace, yet remains effortlessly connected.Just a short drive away lies Ashbourne, a vibrant and historic market town known for its independent boutiques, artisan cafés and exceptional dining. Often described as the gateway to the Peak District, it offers immediate access to some of the country’s most celebrated landscapes.For those seeking an active, outdoor-led lifestyle, the surrounding area provides an abundance of walking routes, cycling trails and equestrian opportunities. At the same time, excellent road links ensure convenient access to Derby, the wider Midlands and beyond, making this a location that balances seclusion with accessibility in equal measure.Location Ashbourne – 3 miles Uttoxeter – 9 miles Derby – 16 miles Stoke-on-Trent – 18 miles A50 – 6 miles Derby – 25 mins Uttoxeter Station – 15 mins East Midlands Airport – 40 mins Birmingham – 1 hourSchools Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, Ashbourne Thomas Alleyne’s School, Uttoxeter Denstone College Abbotsholme School Repton SchoolProperty Information: New Build: Potential buyers can have input on the finish in terms of décor and kitchen and flooring. EPC: TBC Council Tax Band: TBC Tenure: FreeholdComputer generated images are for illustrative purposes only and are intended to give an impression of the completed property. Final design, layout, landscaping, and specification may vary. Contact the Agent for further information.