luxury real estate for sale Hope Valley, United Kingdom

This characterful Victorian country home is set within approximately six acres of private land, mostly grazing.  Private location set back from the road. The four-bedroom farmhouse brings together period character, generous living spaces and an exceptional connection to its surroundings, complemented by established walled gardens, outbuildings, stables, paddocks and grazing land, suitable for equestrian use. The property also benefits from planning permission to extend the living accommodation to the western side of the house and into the attic, offering the opportunity to further develop and enhance the home while retaining its original character. Ground Floor A large farmhouse kitchen blends painted oak cabinetry, granite worktops, marble flooring and a classic Aga leading on to the with rear access.  Also featuring a dedicated wine room. The generous living room and dining room offers a marble surround open fire, aged oak flooring and large glazed door leading on to the garden and on to an outside terrace where an outdoor cooking/eating area offering a perfect spot for alfresco entertaining and is also south west facing.  A cozy snug with marble surrounded log burner sets a warm tone.   There is also a large utility room with downstairs WC, Belfast sink and boot cupboard include a Yorkshire stone-floor and stable door leading on to rear stone courtyard. First Floor The first floor leads on to a large landing off which there are four double bedrooms all taking in open views across the surrounding acres. The principal suite offers both scale and calm with an ensuite wet room and the main family bathroom is finished with verde marble and underfloor heating. Each room feels connected to the landscape, combining everyday comfort with a sense of retreat. The Land The farmhouse sits within approximately six acres of gardens, paddocks and grazing land, creating a wonderfully private country setting. The house is surrounded by established walled and beech-hedged gardens and approached via a sweeping driveway and automated gate. Landscaped areas extend from the house towards an outdoor cooking and entertaining space, with permission for a glazed extension. Separate vehicular access leads to the equestrian facilities, which include Harlow Bros stables, a Cantrell Arenas menège, tack room and three secure paddocks. A substantial recently constructed barn with stock walls, hard standing, water and electricity provides further flexibility for agricultural uses, alongside a purpose built self-contained muck heap on a concrete base. A garage with WC and another Harlow block include a further barn and adaptable office or gym, adding further versatility to a distinctive country home with space for family life, outdoor, agricultural, equestrian interests and enjoying the surrounding land. Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities - Mains Water, Main Electric, Mains Gas, Mains Sewerage  Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G and 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 49 Mbps and highest available upload speed 9 Mbps (ADSL2+). We advise you to check with your provider.  Special Note –  Rights of way, easements, and restrictive covenants apply, please contact the agent for further information. Tenure – Freehold 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not vetested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.

A rare heritage home where space, story, and setting come together Tucked away on the edge of the Peak District, yet just a short walk from the vibrant spa town of Buxton, The Cottage of Content offers a lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find. It's a place where privacy, space, and history sit comfortably alongside everyday convenience. Set within approximately 2.5 acres of beautifully established grounds, the property feels wonderfully secluded while remaining superbly connected. Believed to date back to the early 17th century, the cottage carries centuries of history within its walls. The original 1600s frontage still stands, complemented by a 19th-century addition and a substantial two-storey extension completed in 2017. This most recent addition has transformed the way the home is lived in, introducing a stunning triple-aspect living space filled with natural light and uninterrupted views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. It's a space designed as much for everyday family life as it is for entertaining, and has easily accommodated large gatherings, creating a sense of openness and flow throughout the home. At the heart of the property is an expansive open-plan living, dining, and garden room, an inviting and versatile space equally suited to relaxed evenings or hosting on a larger scale. A striking cast iron burner set within a carved stone surround provides a beautiful focal point, while French doors and wide glazing create a seamless connection to the gardens beyond. The farmhouse kitchen remains full of character, retaining the charm of the original cottage with exposed beams, a traditional Aga, and an abundance of period detailing. A separate pantry, complete with original cold slabs and a stone mullion window, adds both practicality and a tangible link to the home's heritage. Additional ground floor spaces include a second reception room, boot room, utility, and a contemporary wet room, ensuring the home is as functional as it is full of character, and perfectly suited to modern family life. Upstairs, the principal suite offers a peaceful and elevated retreat. A generous dressing and sitting area leads into a beautifully proportioned bedroom with far-reaching views, complemented by a spacious en-suite. The dressing area also offers flexibility and could be reconfigured into a fifth bedroom if needed. Three further bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom provide ample space for family and guests. Outside, the grounds are truly one of the property's defining features. Mature trees, expansive lawns, and thoughtfully positioned seating areas create a setting that is both tranquil and highly versatile. The gardens have played host to everything from quiet family moments to large celebrations, with plenty of space for marquee events and outdoor entertaining. There is room for children to play, areas for vegetable growing, and countless spots to relax and unwind, highlighting the adaptability of the land. A detached stone annexe, currently used as a home office and gym, offers further flexibility and potential. The generous driveway provides parking for numerous vehicles, while a double garage, EV charging point, and solar panels add to the home's practicality and efficiency. The location is a standout feature. From the doorstep, scenic walks lead through woodland to landmarks such as Solomon's Temple, while a short walk in the opposite direction brings you into Buxton, with its shops, schools, medical facilities, train station, and the renowned Opera House. The proximity to local riding stables, just 300 metres down the road, adds another layer of lifestyle appeal. The town itself is further elevated by the annual Buxton International Opera and Music Festival, enhancing its cultural reputation and charm. The Cottage of Content is a home that reveals itself over time, rich in history, generous in space, and perfectly suited to both quiet living and memorable gatherings. It represents a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive property in one of Buxton's most desirable and well-connected locations.

Set within beautifully landscaped grounds extending to approximately 0.6 acres, Belmont House offers a stunning example of a Victorian home presenting exceptional character and distinction. Privately enclosed behind mature boundaries, the property enjoys glorious south-facing gardens, complete privacy and a delightful village setting on the edge of open countryside, offering a lifestyle that effortlessly balances rural tranquillity with excellent regional accessibility. Lovingly preserved and sympathetically enhanced, the home beautifully combines the elegance of its Victorian origins with the comforts of contemporary family living. Bespoke replica sash windows with working shutters, ornate coving, impressive fireplaces and beautifully proportioned rooms sit comfortably alongside a thoughtfully designed breakfast kitchen, stunning orangery and luxurious family bathroom, creating a home that is both modern whilst embracing original period features. The accommodation extends to four generous double bedrooms, three elegant reception rooms, a bespoke breakfast kitchen, orangery and utility/boot room, whilst externally the mature gardens provide a series of beautifully designed spaces for entertaining, relaxation and family life. A detached double garage, extensive private parking and the former Belmont Cottage, offering exciting potential for ancillary accommodation or a home office, complete an outstanding family home. Occupying a discreet position within one of the area's most desirable villages, glorious countryside walks begin virtually from the doorstep, while highly regarded schools, local amenities and Junction 36 of the M1 motorway are all within easy reach, placing Sheffield, Leeds and the wider region comfortably within commuting distance. Ground Floor Stepping through the original part-glazed entrance door beneath an attractive stone portico, the welcoming reception hall immediately conveys the quality and heritage of Belmont House. Beautiful Victorian floor tiles, deep skirting boards, ornate coving and the original spindle staircase combine to create an impressive first impression, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. The principal reception rooms are wonderfully proportioned, each retaining a wealth of original period detailing. The elegant lounge enjoys windows to two elevations overlooking the gardens, complete with original panelled surrounds and working shutters. A magnificent cast iron fireplace with decorative tiled inserts forms an attractive focal point, complemented by bespoke library shelving. Interconnecting doors lead seamlessly into the formal dining room, another beautifully proportioned dual-aspect reception room where an original cast iron fireplace and period detailing create an ideal setting for both formal entertaining and family gatherings. Positioned to enjoy delightful views across the gardens, the family room provides a more relaxed living environment. Exposed herringbone oak parquet flooring, a picture rail, deep skirting boards and a multi-fuel stove set within an exposed brick chimney breast create warmth and character, whilst full-height glazed doors open directly into the orangery. Without doubt the heart of the home is the beautifully appointed breakfast kitchen, with stunning Porcelanosa tiling. Bespoke cabinetry is complemented by solid oak work surfaces and a substantial granite-topped central island incorporating a breakfast bar. A Falcon range cooker sits proudly within a traditional chimney recess alongside the property's original cast iron range, preserving an important feature of the home's history. Integrated appliances together with original alcove cupboards complete a room that successfully combines traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality. The adjoining orangery, which retains the original French well, provides an exceptional entertaining space throughout the seasons. Stone flagged flooring, windows to two elevations and twin doors opening onto the sun terrace seamlessly blur the distinction between house and garden, creating an idyllic environment for relaxed family living and entertaining. Beyond lies a practical utility and boot room with direct access to the secondary driveway together with a stylish cloakroom with Porcelanosa tiling. First Floor A broad, light-filled landing continues the period features found throughout. Original coving, deep skirting boards and a sash window overlooking the gardens reinforce the home's Victorian heritage, while providing access to each of the four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys a delightful dual-aspect position, with sash windows framing picturesque views across the mature gardens and, beyond the established woodland, glimpses of the surrounding countryside. Beautifully proportioned and bathed in natural light, the room retains its original architectural detailing, including ornate coving and deep skirting boards, whilst fitted wardrobes provide practical storage and a contemporary vertical radiator complements the room's classic styling. The three further double bedrooms are equally generous, each possessing its own individual character. Original cast iron fireplaces, traditional sash windows and retained period detailing create rooms of warmth and charm, enjoying differing outlooks across the gardens and surrounding landscape. Their generous proportions provide exceptional flexibility, equally suited to family living, guest accommodation or the creation of a dedicated home office where required. Serving the bedrooms is a beautifully appointed family bathroom by Porcelanosa, thoughtfully designed to combine Victorian elegance with contemporary luxury. A freestanding double-ended bath forms an impressive centrepiece, complemented by a generous walk-in shower with rainfall fitting, a wall-hung wash basin with vanity storage, and a concealed cistern WC. Brass fittings, decorative wall and floor tiling, a heated towel radiator, underfloor heating and carefully considered lighting complete a space that feels more akin to a boutique hotel than a traditional family bathroom. Externally Belmont House is approached via a private lane leading to electrically operated entrance gates, beyond which a generous gravelled driveway provides extensive parking and access to the detached stone-built double garage. The beautifully landscaped gardens are undoubtedly one of the property's defining features. Predominantly south-facing and enclosed by mature hedging, they provide complete privacy whilst enjoying sunshine throughout the day. Formal lawns, established planting, lavender borders and expansive stone terraces combine to create a series of outdoor 'rooms' perfectly suited to entertaining, family enjoyment and quiet relaxation. Beyond the principal gardens lies a former putting green, now providing an ideal family recreation area, together with a productive orchard and kitchen garden which seamlessly merge into an attractive wildflower allotment, creating a haven for wildlife and an idyllic backdrop throughout the changing seasons. A second driveway off Cote Lane has an electronic gate, provides additional parking and gains access to the rear entrance of the house, garage / Belmont Cottage currently used as a garage and home gym. The detached double garage has power, lighting and two electronic shutter doors. Belmont Cottage A particularly valuable feature of Belmont House is Belmont Cottage, a detached former cottage offering exceptional versatility. Currently utilised as garaging and storage, the building presents exciting potential (subject to any necessary consents) to create a self-contained annexe, guest accommodation, luxury home office, studio or leisure suite, making it an increasingly valuable asset for modern family living. An additional outbuilding is split into three rooms lends itself as an excellent workshop / garden store whilst a garden W.C is presented with a two piece suite. Additional Information A Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Council Tax Band – G. EPC Rating – E. ADT monitored alarm. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. Bespoke replica slimline glazed sashes in Accoya by heritage building specialists Ventrolla. The rear drive has three phase power/car charging point and both driveways are serviced by accoya electric gates. Both entrances serviced by Accoya electric gates. 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine and Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine and Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract. Directions What3words – miracle.provoking.happy

An exceptional home occupying grounds approaching ¾ of an acre, enjoying landscaped south facing gardens; the property offers spacious accommodation, with a versatile layout and is accompanied by a double garage with generous 1 bedroom annex.  A property offering more than initially meets the eye; a delightful cottage which has been sympathetically modernised and extended resulting in a spacious family home which seamlessly blends traditional features of an 18th century cottage with expansive open plan living space flooded with natural light. To the ground floor there are two reception room in addition to an impressive living kitchen whilst five bedrooms benefit from four bathrooms. The annex offers self contained one bedroom living and lends itself to numerous uses. Externally the gardens are exceptional, south facing with pockets of private seating areas all complimented by established landscaping, beds all enclosed within a private border. A sought after village itself offering local facilities and situated only a short distance from the popular village of Wentworth and both Rotherham and Sheffield centres. The M1 can be reached within a short drive and open countryside is on the doorstep.     Ground Floor A reception to the front of the home has an internal composite door opening directly into the lounge which offers spacious accommodation with sliding sash windows to the front aspect of the property.  Internal steps lead up to a sitting/dining room which is presented on a two-tiered level, offers versatile space and has exposed beams to the ceiling whilst enjoying a double aspect position with windows to both front and side elevations. An original chimney breast is home to a wood burning stove and a cast Iron spiral staircase gains access to the first floor. The room is open plan through to the living kitchen. The living kitchen is an exceptional room; the heart of the home centrally positioned to the property offering expansive proportions, exceptionally sociable and welcoming incorporating both a beautiful kitchen and lounge area that enjoys a surround sound system. The kitchen presents a high-quality range of bespoke furniture, complimented by a huge central island with a Quartz work surface over, incorporating a sink before extending to a breakfast bar whilst having useful cupboard and drawer units beneath. There is an inset Bosch hob with tasteful drop lighting over. An additional complement of appliances by Bosch includes an oven and grill, a microwave convection oven and coffee machine, a fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Off the kitchen is a concealed walk-in pantry that is home to an American style fridge freezer, with a second walk-in area that is fully shelved. A side porch has a ceramic tiled floor, with a window to the courtyard, a walk-in boot room and a useful cloaks cupboard. A walkway from the living kitchen gains access to a cloakroom that is presented with a modern two-piece suite. Sliding doors opening to reveal a concealed utility, which has base drawers with a work surface over and plumbing for an automatic washing machine beneath. First Floor The first-floor landing provides access to the loft space and the five bedrooms to the property. The principal bedroom suite is positioned to the rear aspect of the home, has a Herringbone style laid floor, with a set of Bi-folding doors opening directly onto a south facing garden terrace. The room benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and separate en-suite shower room that is presented with a three-piece suite, complimented with tiling to the walls and floor. A rear facing double room has a window overlooking the courtyard, has a walk-through dressing room which has a porthole style window to the side aspect before gaining access to a modern en-suite shower room which is presented with a three-piece suite, has an Opaque window to the front aspect and Aqua boarding to both the walls and floor. There are two well-proportioned double rooms situated to the front aspect of he home, each with sliding sash windows. One of the rooms has a walk-in en-suite presented with a corner shower, a low flush W.C and a wash hand basin which sits on a vanity unit with drawers beneath; complimentary tiling to both the walls and floor, spot lighting to the ceiling, an extractor fan and a heated chrome towel radiator. A fifth bedroom situated to the side aspect is currently used as a dressing room but would make a generous fifth bedroom or home office and has an Opaque window to the side aspect of the property. The family bathroom offers generous accommodation presenting a pedestal wash hand basin, a double ended bath with a Granite tiled surround, a low flush W.C and a step-in double corner shower. This room has a Herringbone style laid floor, a contemporary styled vertical radiator, an extractor fan and spot lighting to the ceiling.   Annexed Accommodation To the ground floor a generous bedroom has an adjoining en-suite shower room, windows to the front and an external door to the courtyard. The first floor accommodation is level with the rear garden and includes an open plan sitting room, kitchen and lounge, with windows to front and rear enjoying good levels of natural light whilst French door open onto the rear terrace. There is a separate W.C presented with a two piece suite.   Externally To the front elevation of the property is a landscaped garden, with a block paved driveway leading to the centrally positioned courtyard, which provides off road parking for several vehicles and gains access to the garage block an annexed accommodation. At the immediate rear of the main house is a decked seating terrace which steps up to the main garden, enjoying a south facing position. A generous central lawn extending from the deck wraps the rear of the annex, the lawn being bordered on all sides by an established variation of flower, tree (with tree house) and shrub borders, all of which is set within a fenced boundary. Beyond the lawn an additional area is accessed by a framed pergola, this stunning and sizable Orchard (650m2) a path leading to a central decked area which is home to a greenhouse 21'0 x 10'0) and a timber-built summer / garden house (16'0 x 10'0) with lighting and power sockets, which has a wood burning stove. Surrounding the deck are a variation of planted beds and 28 fruit trees including cherry, plum, apricot pear, fig and apple whilst fruit bushes include blueberry, blackcurrent & gooseberry plus a large strawberry patch in the form of wooden framed fruit cage with three tiered beds. The annex garden has a terrace which enjoys a south facing position, has surrounding flower borders, and a covered seating area which is home to a feature brick open fireplace. From the terrace steps lead up to a decked seating area, with a summer house. A double garage has two separate doors, power and lighting. Additional Information A Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Council Tax Band - E. EPC rating - D. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. An additional commercial cottage may be available by separate negotiation. Directions From junction 35 of the M1 motorway follow Upper Wortley Road towards Thorpe Hesley. Turn left onto Brook Hill.   1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.

An Exquisite Country Estate in the Heart of the Peak District An 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.

Situated within a magnificent seven-acre parkland estate, the grounds enjoying a Southwest facing aspect, a stunning restoration and development of a former Victorian industrial unit, resulting in a spacious contemporary styled home that sympathetically blends traditional features and heritage with a modernistic open plan design.  This stunning home is rich in character, exceptional from all viewpoints, the spacious accommodation filled with natural light, creating a harmonious connection between the indoor spaces and the outdoors, the property commanding breathtaking views in all directions. Coltsworth House presents a unique, bespoke design, the architectural journey begins with a glass walled reception area that links the original late 19th century building with contemporary, energy efficient living, drawing the eye to overlook landscape gardens at the rear and stunning open countryside beyond. The former Victorian boiler house has been transformed into an expansive living kitchen with high ceilings, opening onto an external balcony terrace that wraps around the rear of the contemporary living and entertaining areas. A sunken courtyard provides sheltered outdoor space, while four bedroom suites and a cinema room complete the internal layout. Externally, the grounds are meticulously landscaped and privately enclosed within a tree-lined boundary. The property is nestled amidst glorious open countryside, offering an idyllic outdoor lifestyle, yet is only a short drive from local services, the M1 motorway, and a train station with direct links to the capital Ground Floor A stone staircase gains access to a stone flagged terrace at the front aspect of the home. A contemporary styled glass door opens to the reception hallway, which has a full height window to one side, offering an exceptional introduction to the home and an outlook through the hallway to a sun terrace to the rear, with views over the gardens to the rear of the home. The reception hall has a marble tiled floor, is fully glazed to two aspects, with sliding doors opening directly onto the south facing sun terrace at the rear of the property which offers a stunning entertaining area seamlessly linking the outdoors to the inside of the home. Twin doors gain access to the entertainment suite, whilst a solid oak door opens to the living kitchen; a huge room created from the original building. The living kitchen most certainly makes a statement, converted from its original industrial heritage resulting in a contemporary open plan living space, offering expansive proportions from all viewpoints, full height windows to the front and both side aspects, ensuring tremendous levels of natural light is drawn indoors. The room is exposed into the apex of the building, with beam work and trusses on display, there is a Limestone tiled floor, and the room comfortably incorporates the kitchen, dining area and a sitting area. The sitting area has a wood burning stove and a solid oak arch top door opening directly onto the garden terrace. The kitchen is presented with a comprehensive range of bespoke furniture, complimented by black Corian work surfaces forming two crescents, one side with a Miele induction hob with downdraft extractor, a Miele oven, microwave oven and convection oven, whilst the surface also incorporates a Miele gas burner and hot plate. The second crescent incorporates a stainless-steel double bowl sink with a mixer tap over, a hot and purified water tap, and twin Fisher and Paykel dishwasher drawers. The remainder of the kitchen has additional wall cupboard and further appliances including a Miele coffee maker, and a steamer with a warming drawer beneath. A central larder style fridge freezer by Samsung incorporates a fridge and freezer whilst having an inset ice maker and water filter. The reception hallway is flooded with natural light, mainly from a bank of glazing offering a delightful outlook over the grounds, whilst a sliding door opens directly onto the terrace. There is a staircase to the lower ground floor and twin doors gain access to the entertainment suite, which offers versatile accommodation, has a marble tiled floor and full height glazing to three aspects, offering panoramic views over the grounds, whilst giving access to the sun terrace which wraps the rear of the home connecting the internal accommodation to the outside. There is a wood burning stove and a bespoke bar area with a black glass surfaces incorporating a sink unit, base cupboards and a professional glass washer. An adjoining washroom has an oval shaped wash hand basin which sits on a granite base, whilst a separate W.C is presented with a modern two-piece suite. Lower Ground Floor To the lower ground floor, a central hallway has a limestone laid floor, gains access to all the ground floor accommodation. Twin doors from the hallway gain access to a versatile room, planned as a home cinema, with two top light frosted windows, inset lighting to the walls and a Limestone laid floor. The principal bedroom suite offers exceptionally well-proportioned accommodation, has a limestone tiled floor, a bank of full height glazed windows to the rear opening directly into the sunken courtyard, and fitted bedroom furniture including a shelved area with a concealed sliding door opens to a secure cupboard. A walk-in dressing room has a limestone tiled floor, hanging and shelving to the expanse of all walls, whilst a central island houses a concealed storage facility. The adjoining bathroom has limestone tiling to the floor, ceramic tiling o the walls, an opaque window, a walk-in wet-room style shower with a fixed glass screen, twin wash hand basins, a bidet and a low flush W.C. To the remainder of the ground floor, all positioned to the rear aspect of the home are three additional double bedrooms. Two similar sized rooms each have a bank of full height windows forming the rear aspect of the room with an inset sliding door opening onto the external courtyard, the rooms have a limestone laid floor, fitted wardrobes and en-suite facilities comprising a floating wash hand basin with a mirror over, a low flush W.C and a step-in wet room style shower with a fixed glass screen. The fourth bedroom offers double accommodation, has fitted wardrobes to one wall, full height glazed windows to the rear, once again with a glass door opening to the rear courtyard. The house bathroom offers generous proportions and is presented with a six-piece suite, consisting of a wet room style walk-in shower with a fixed glass screen, twin wash hand basins which sit on a complimentary tiled base, each with mixer waterfall taps over and a mirrored backdrop, a bidet, a low flush W.C and a free-standing oval shaped bath. The room has complimentary tiling to the walls and floor and a frosted window. A huge utility/boot room has a limestone floor and a glazed wall with doors opening onto the sunken courtyard, has furniture with work surface incorporating a sink unit and appliances including a washing machine and a dishwasher. A cloakroom is presented with a low flush W.C and a wash hand basin, whilst also having a purpose- built dog wash. From the boot room access is gained to a wash / laundry room, which is home to the communication system to the property, has plumbing for an automatic washing machine and houses the central heating boiler and hot water cylinder tank. An adjoining washroom has plumbing for an automatic washing machine and an external door opening to the courtyard, with an area sectioned off with wrought iron railing ideal as a dog run. Externally The property is privately enclosed within a tree-lined seven-acre estate; electronically operated wrought Iron gates open to a stone cobbled courtyard which provides off road parking for several vehicles, before extending to a stone flagged area wrapping the east aspect of the property. A lawned garden with stunning lavender hedging separates the parking area from the house and is enclosed within a laurel hedged boundary. Steps lead to a terrace at the front of the house before accessing the main reception to the property. At the immediate rear of the property, positioned off the kitchen, hallway and entertainment suite is a generous balcony terrace, wrapping the rear of the home; feature tiling to the floor and concealed LED lighting, commanding an impressive view over all aspects of the grounds. A sunken courtyard has bene professionally landscaped creating a sheltered seating area directly off the bedroom accommodation. An architecturally designed stone staircase with inset lighting, leads up to the rear gardens. To the west aspect enclosed within a hedged border is a lawned garden, with a patio, a summer house and purpose-built pizza oven ideal for summer entertaining. The remainder of the grounds are laid to lawn and have a variation of flower, tree and shrubbed borders, privately enveloping the property ensuring privacy and seclusion to all aspects of the grounds. A secondary access opens to an enclosed compound which is home to the LPG tank, offers secure parking for machinery and gains access to the garage, double garage and store. Additional Information A Freehold property with mains water and electricity, drainage via a septic tank and LPG central heating. Security system including cameras and an Irrigation system to the gardens. We are informed that both mains gas and Fibre are laid to the lane. Council Tax Band - D. EPC Rating - D. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract. Directions From M1 motorway, at traffic lights before Van Dyke turn left onto Rotherham Road then turn left into Coltsworth Lane. Location A delightful village located in the open countryside of The Chatsworth Estate southeast of Sheffield city centre (15 miles) and West of Worksop (6.7 miles) only a few miles from the A57, the main connection road to the A1 and M1 motorways. Centrally located for Sheffield, Worksop, Doncaster, Chesterfield and Retford and Kiveton park having rail connections including a direct rail link to London’s Kings Cross. The immediate locality is rural boasting un-spoilt scenery and walks resulting in an idyllic external lifestyle. Nearby attractions and pastimes include Chesterfield canal and the Turnerwood Locks; Rother Valley and the popular water park are within a short drive as is Meadowhall shopping centre. The area presents easy access to Sherwood Forest including Clumber Park. Lindrick and Bondhay golf clubs are each just a few minutes’ drive and private schooling is available locally with the well respected Ranby House Prep and Worksop College both within easy driving distance. The area offers a wealth of highly regarded bars and restaurants whilst the scenery of the Peak District National Park can be reached within a short drive and provides an enjoyable day out. In short, a delightful location offering a peaceful retreat, yet every day ‘hustle and bustle’ can be easily reached.

Lea House sits gracefully along the leafy country road of Spring Lane in New Mill, a distinguished six‑bedroom manor house that has been cherished by the same family for over thirty-three years. During that time, it has been a place of laughter, childhood memories, long summer evenings and gatherings of friends — a home that has been lived in wholeheartedly and loved deeply.  Now ready for its next chapter, it offers a rare opportunity to modernise and elevate a substantial period residence while preserving the remarkable character that defines it, with the added freedom of the property not being listed. Stepping inside, the grandeur of the entrance hall sets the tone for the traditional layout that unfolds. Two elegant reception rooms sit to the front of the house, each with its own personality — one a comfortable sitting room for everyday living, the other a versatile playroom or second lounge.  Beyond these, the heart of the home reveals itself in the magnificent drawing room, a space steeped in history with its rich oak panelling, open fire and generous proportions. Dual‑aspect windows draw in natural light and frame views to the front and across the rear courtyard, where a large wildlife pond creates a serene focal point.  Flowing seamlessly from here, the formal dining room shares the same tranquil outlook, offering an atmospheric setting for memorable dinners and special occasions. The kitchen is a warm and welcoming hub, centred around a charming powder‑blue AGA that anchors the room. Bespoke cabinetry provides extensive storage, complemented by a central island and a separate walk‑through pantry with fitted units.  From the kitchen, the orangery extends the living space beautifully — a bright, sociable room with ample space for family dining and relaxed seating, opening directly onto the courtyard and pond.  In addition to the kitchen there is a vaulted cellar that provides an ideal wine cellar. Practicality is woven into the layout, with a boot room providing direct access from the driveway into the kitchen, ideal for country living. A sweeping stone staircase rises to the first floor, where six generous bedrooms offer comfort and flexibility.  The principal bedroom enjoys peaceful views over the gardens and benefits from its own dressing room that is currently set up at a bedroom providing bedroom 7, and en‑suite bathroom.  A thoughtful guest suite comprises two double bedrooms linked by a Jack and Jill bathroom, slightly set apart from the main bedrooms to create a private haven for long‑term guests or independent relatives.  Three further bedrooms, along with a family bathroom and separate WC, complete the accommodation. Outside, Lea House is enveloped by approximately 1.5 acres of mature, private grounds.  A tree‑lined gated driveway leads to a practical turning circle at the front of the house, with extensive parking and a double garage with an EV charging point. The gardens are beautifully established, offering a sense of seclusion and tranquillity, with the courtyard and wildlife pond forming a picturesque centrepiece.  A superb collection of outbuildings enhances the lifestyle appeal of the property, including a home office, laundry room, potting shed and an outdoor swimming pool with its own pool house.  The sale also includes a parcel of woodland extending to 4.65 acres, for details of the woodland boundary, please see the attached title plan outline. Lea House is a home of presence, heritage and heart — a rare opportunity to shape a substantial country residence to your own vision while honouring the character that has made it so special for generations. It is a place ready to welcome its next custodians, offering space, tranquillity and the promise of a truly exceptional lifestyle in one of Holmfirth’s most desirable rural settings. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The property is within Kirklees Council with a council tax band H. It is connected to mains gas, electricity, water and sewerage and has a EPC rating of D 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.

Brynfield is a distinguished four‑bedroom detached family home set within an extraordinary two acres of private gardens, mature woodland and an enclosed paddock, creating a lifestyle opportunity of rare privacy and rural charm.  Thought to date back to circa the 1940s, the property has been sensitively enhanced by the current owners, who over the past four years have invested heavily in high‑quality cosmetic upgrades. Their careful approach ensures the original character and period styling remain beautifully intact, with refined finishing touches that celebrate the home’s heritage while elevating its comfort and appeal. A sweeping gated driveway provides an impressive approach, gradually revealing the property before opening out into a far larger and unexpected expanse of land. Rolling lawns, pockets of woodland and a fully enclosed paddock unfold around the house, forming a private sanctuary that feels wonderfully secluded yet remains within exceptionally close proximity to the amenities of New Mill.  The elevated position affords far‑reaching views across the village and beyond, a setting that balances tranquillity with convenience in a way seldom found in the Holme Valley. Inside, a welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the home, with stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading into the principal reception rooms.  The sitting room is a particularly charming space, thoughtfully divided into two areas by a dual‑aspect log burner. This creates an inviting open‑plan arrangement, with a main sitting room that is complemented by a snug and lends itself perfectly to use as a secondary lounge, dining area, children’s playroom or home office.  At the opposite end of the house, formal dining room sits adjacent to the kitchen, forming a sociable yet elegant setting for entertaining or everyday family dining.  The kitchen features quality fitted cabinetry, integrated appliances and a useful walk‑in pantry, while a spacious utility room and a well‑appointed WC complete the ground floor. The first-floor hosts four bedrooms, three of which enjoy the outstanding elevated views over New Mill.  The main bedroom adopts a luxurious suite‑style layout, offering a generous double room served by its own private shower room.  Two further double bedrooms and a smaller single bedroom provide excellent family accommodation, all serviced by a well‑presented house bathroom. The true distinction of Brynfield lies in its land. The two‑acre boundary encompasses beautifully maintained gardens, mature woodland and a fully enclosed paddock all of which have private boundaries. Offering endless possibilities for families, hobby farming, outdoor pursuits or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of the setting. The combination of plot size, elevation and proximity to village amenities is exceptionally rare, making Brynfield a unique opportunity within the Holme Valley. There is a detached double garage.  Brynfield is a home that invites exploration, encourages relaxation and provides a remarkable backdrop for family life. Its blend of period charm, modern comfort and sweeping grounds creates a lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find, offering space, character and exceptional privacy in a location that feels both rural and connected. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The property is freehold and within Kirklees Council with a council tax band F. It is connected to mains gas, mains electricity, mains water and mains sewerage. The EPC rating is D. PLEASE NOTE : THERE IS A COVENANT ON THE LAND UNTIL 2032 - FURTHER INFORMATION AND A COPY OF THE TITLE DEED CAN BE GIVEN ON REQUEST IN PERSON AT A VIEWING 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.

The Gate House is officially recorded on the national heritage register as a Grade II* Listed building, recognized for its architectural and historic importance. The original structure dates from around the late 18th century, built in red brick over earlier stonework — though elements of early 17th-century stone remain at the rear, including original mullioned windows. Its distinctive period character is visible in its classical three-bay façade, sash windows in moulded architraves, rusticated porch with Roman arch, pilasters and hood cornice, quoins, parapet and slated roof — all hallmarks of its heritage. Over decades, the house has retained the grandeur and elegance of its origins — tall ceilings, deep skirting boards, and a sense of proportion and history — while being sensitively improved for modern living. The result is a rare opportunity: a listed building with living history, but with the flexibility and comfort of a contemporary home. Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Derbyshire Dales Tenure: Freehold | Grade 2 * Listed | Council Tax Band: E Utilities: All Mains Services Construction Type: Brick, Stone, Slate & Tiles Mobile Phone Coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Ultrafast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 1000 Mbps and highest available upload speed 1000 Mbps. We advise you to check with your provider. Off Road Parking Spaces: 2 Access required for neighbouring property to the rear, access allowed via neighbours rear garden. The property is located on a private drive with shared access. Certain footpaths cross parts of the land and must remain open and unobstructed. This property is split over two titles. Please contact the agent for further information. Please click on the property brochure or video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Arma Kang.

The Lodge is an exceptional executive residence enjoying remarkable privacy along a private track serving just two properties — a rare opportunity for those who value seclusion and uninterrupted countryside surroundings. Set off Woodhouse Lane in Shelley, this impressive home sits within a wonderfully private plot, enveloped by open fields and commanding outstanding far‑reaching views. Positioned within just over half an acre of beautifully maintained grounds, The Lodge combines space, tranquillity and exclusivity in equal measure.  The accommodation extends to 4,706 sq ft (inc garage), comprising a substantial five‑bedroom executive home with garaging and a superb one of a kind detached summer house — a perfect retreat for entertaining, relaxation, or use as a home office – an ideal work from home office retreat. This is a property that offers not only scale and quality, but a lifestyle defined by privacy, open countryside, and the luxury of expansive grounds. For buyers seeking a home that feels truly set apart, The Lodge delivers something genuinely special. When arriving at The Lodge automated gates open to reveal the grounds, and upon entering, it becomes instantly clear that this is a true sanctuary, perfectly tucked away and surrounded by open countryside. A covered oak‑framed storm porch provides an attractive and characterful welcome, leading into the reception hall — a notably spacious entrance that offers a superb first impression. This generous hallway sets the scene for the scale and quality found throughout the home, giving a wonderful sense of arrival. The property enjoys two reception rooms, each offering its own distinct atmosphere.  The sitting room is neatly positioned in a quieter corner of the house, creating a more intimate retreat. Bathed in natural light from windows to two aspects, it enjoys a peaceful outlook over the grounds and features a living flame gas fire, making it a cosy and inviting space during the winter months. In contrast, the living room is a truly impressive room — expansive, characterful, and designed to embrace the surrounding views. High ceilings and large windows flood the space with natural light, while a log burner provides a striking focal point, enhancing the room’s warmth and charm. At the heart of the home lies the exceptional living dining kitchen, complemented by a formal dining area. Designed and installed by the highly acclaimed KC Kitchens, this space showcases meticulous attention to detail and a refined, contemporary aesthetic.  Sleek modern cabinetry integrates appliances seamlessly, with careful ergonomic consideration given to the layout.  A stylish, on‑trend pantry offers a dedicated breakfast station, complete with sockets for a coffee machine and toaster.  The central island provides a sociable dining option as well as additional storage, making it both practical and elegant. Originally separate, the formal dining room has been thoughtfully opened into the kitchen — a superb upgrade made during the kitchen’s redesign.  Bi-fold doors from the sitting area lead out to the patio terrace at the rear and contribute to an abundance of natural light with additional floor to ceiling windows and a stable style door providing access to the garden.  This integration creates a more cohesive and sociable environment, ideal for entertaining and family gatherings. A separate utility room offers further storage and a practical space for laundry and household items, keeping the main kitchen beautifully uncluttered. The ground floor also benefits from a bedroom with an en‑suite bathroom, providing an ideal guest suite. This private arrangement ensures comfort and independence for visitors, making it a valuable addition to the home’s versatile layout. The first-floor hosts four further bedrooms, one of which is currently utilised as a home office, offering a peaceful and productive workspace with views over the open countryside.  Each room enjoys its own character, but the principal suite is undoubtedly the showstopper — a truly luxurious retreat designed with exceptional attention to detail. This stunning main bedroom is thoughtfully arranged into three distinct areas: the bedroom, the dressing room, and the en‑suite bathroom.  The bedroom itself enjoys a beautiful aspect to the rear, with French doors opening onto a private terrace — an idyllic spot for morning coffee while admiring the uninterrupted countryside views. The dressing room is a genuine ‘wow factor’. Bespoke cabinetry provides an abundance of beautifully crafted storage, leading into a dedicated dressing area complete with an elegant dressing table, refined seating, and glazed patio doors that enhance the sense of space and light.  This suite has been designed to feel indulgent, serene, and effortlessly functional. The en‑suite bathroom is equally impressive, finished with a luxury white suite and enjoying views to the rear. Together, these spaces form a master suite of exceptional quality — a private haven within the home. Two further bedrooms on this floor benefit from their own luxury en‑suite facilities, each offering generous proportions and excellent storage.  These rooms provide comfort and independence for family members or guests, reinforcing the home’s versatility and executive appeal. Beyond the main residence, The Lodge offers something genuinely extraordinary — a summer house that is far more than the typical garden retreat.  This is a space with its own identity, its own atmosphere, and its own sense of occasion.  It feels like a haven away from the home, a place to escape, unwind, entertain, or work in complete tranquillity. This remarkable building is inviting all year round, centred around a charming log burner that brings warmth and ambience through every season.  Whether hosting a dinner party and retiring here afterwards for drinks, conversation and relaxation, or simply enjoying a quiet evening with the fire glowing, the summer house offers a lifestyle that feels indulgent and deeply private. A self‑contained kitchenette adds practicality and convenience, allowing the space to function beautifully for entertaining or extended use.  It’s easy to imagine long summer evenings with the doors open to the countryside, or cosy winter nights with the log burner lit — a versatile, atmospheric space that enhances the property in a way few homes can offer. In addition, the summer house includes a separate gym, which provides excellent flexibility.  This room could easily serve as an alternative home office, creating a true “away‑from‑home” work sanctuary — a peaceful, detached environment ideal for focused working, creative thinking, or professional privacy. This entire building is a standout feature of The Lodge. It is special, unique, and unquestionably valuable — a rare addition that elevates the property’s lifestyle offering and provides exceptional versatility for modern living.  Whether used for entertaining, wellness, work, or relaxation, the summer house is a space that enriches daily life and sets The Lodge apart as a home of genuine distinction. The Lodge sits within a generous plot of just over half an acre, surrounded by perfectly manicured, landscaped gardens that blend effortlessly into the rolling open countryside beyond.  The result is a setting of remarkable tranquillity, where every window from the rear aspect frames a view of green hills, and every outdoor space feels private, peaceful and beautifully connected to nature. The grounds have been thoughtfully designed to complement the home, offering expansive lawns, mature planting and multiple areas to relax, entertain or simply enjoy the serenity of the surroundings.  The sense of space is exceptional, and the privacy — enhanced by the property’s position along a private lane — is one of its most defining features. Practicality is equally well catered for. The Lodge benefits from an integrated double garage, accessible internally from the house, providing secure parking and excellent storage.  In addition, the property offers a generous amount of gated driveway parking, comfortably accommodating several vehicles and ensuring convenience for both residents and guests. Together, the gardens, garaging and extensive parking complete the picture of a home that is not only architecturally impressive and beautifully appointed, but also perfectly situated within its landscape — a rare sanctuary offering space, privacy and an exceptional lifestyle. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The property is within Kirklees Council with a council tax band G. It is connected to mains services including main gas, electricity, water and sewerage. It has double glazed windows throughout, gas central heating and an EPC rating of D. DIRECTIONS  For directions to the property use what3words: groomed.endings.campfires 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.