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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.

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.

A rare heritage home where space, story, and setting come togetherTucked 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.

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

Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, Derby Gate Cottage is an exquisite five-bedroom country residence that seamlessly blends period charm with contemporary luxury. Recently renovated to an impeccable standard, this home offers nearly 4,000 sq ft of refined living space, featuring grand reception rooms, elegant bedrooms, and an array of bespoke leisure facilities. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey property in a highly sought-after location. The vendors currently run this as a successful holiday let and annual turnover projected at circa £100,000, this can be sold as an ongoing concern or vacant possession subject to buyers request.Derby Gate Cottage is a masterful blend of heritage and modern sophistication. The property boasts high-end finishes, meticulous craftsmanship, and thoughtfully designed living spaces that cater to both relaxation and entertainment. With five luxurious bedrooms, four stylish bathrooms, and multiple reception rooms, the home provides a versatile layout suitable for modern family living. Beyond the main residence, a detached outbuilding houses a private gym, sauna, and bar—creating the ultimate lifestyle sanctuary. The beautifully landscaped gardens and scenic outdoor spaces offer a seamless connection to nature, capturing the breathtaking beauty of the Peak District.Services, Utilities & Property Information Local Authority: Derbyshire Dales District Council Tenure: Freehold EPC: D Tax Band: G Stone Brick Construction and Slate Roofing Two Single Garage Gas, Electricity, Water Mains and Sewage as standard. Mobile Phone Coverage: A 5G signal is available in the area, we advise you to check with your provider. We advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTC – Super Fast Broadband Speed is available in the area. We advise that you check with your provider. Currently listed as a Holiday let property with the first-year income turnover projected at circa £100,000. Can be purchased as an ongoing concern or as a vacant possession. Contact agent for further information.For more information or to book a viewing, please contact Arma Kang at Fine & Country

Nestled in the peaceful rural hamlet of Winnothdale, Hillcrest is an exceptional, individually designed four-bedroom detached home, presented in immaculate condition throughout.Positioned on a generous and beautifully landscaped plot, the property also benefits from a separate self-contained annexe and an extensive range of outbuildings—offering a truly flexible lifestyle opportunity for families, home workers, and multi-generational living.With equestrians and smallholding potential in mind, additional land, barn, small orchard and field are available by separate negotiation — offering outstanding scope for animal keeping and an exceptional opportunity to embrace country living.Eco Credentials & Low-Cost Living A standout feature of Hillcrest is its impressive eco-efficiency and low running costs, with a high EPC rating of B. The main residence is equipped with:● Air Source Heat Pump ● Privately Owned Solar Electric (PV) ● Solar Thermal Water Heating ● Multi-Fuel Stove with Back Boiler ● Electric (EV) Car Charging Point ● Exceptionally well provided throughout with electric sockets, many with built in usb portsThe PV Solar Cells contribute not only to reduced energy bills through free electricity but also provide a significant tax free return through energy tariff incentives.The annexe, while fitted with its own LPG combi boiler for central heating and hot water, also benefits from connection to the main solar PV system, further enhancing its energy efficiency.Outbuildings include: ● Detached, fully self-contained annexe ● Garage with electric up-and-over door, plumbed for washing machine ● Adjoining storeroom, ideal for tools or secure storage ● Garden office with wall-mounted LPG tank fed gas heating—perfect for remote working ● Stone-built store for fuel, logs, and gardening equipment ● Clock tower brick-built BBQ hut complete with sink on patio ● Two 8' x 6' composite outbuildings with pitched roofs, ideal for storage useServices, Utilities & Property Information LPG Gas Fired Central Heating for Annexe and Heat Pump for the main property, with both connected to Mains Water, and Mains Electric. Drainage via Private Sewerage Treatment Plant Tenure: Freehold Property Type: Detached Annexe: 1 Bed, 1 Bath and an Open Plan Kitchen/Lounge/Diner Property Construction: Standard Local Authority: Staffordshire Moorlands District Council & Staffordshire County Council Council Tax Band: F. Annexe Council Tax Band: A - Exempt when used as a Granny Annexe EPC Rating: B (Valid until 30 April 2035) Standard Fibre to the Cabinet Broadband available at the property Note: The vendors have been advised in writing by BT that Full Fibre Broadband is being rolled out into the area in 2026. The current owners use “Starlink” for high speed connectivity. Mobile Coverage: Some 4G and 5G availability. We advise you to check this with your provider Off Road Parking Spaces: 5 Garaging Parking Spaces: 1 Outbuildings: 5 CCTV or a similar security system is in operation at the property and will be recording at the time of any property viewingsSeparate barn, Land and Orchard to Approx 2.5 Acres available at Separate Negotiation. No upward chain.Please Note: The property benefits from a new modern sewage treatment plant, installed in 2020 following an insurance claim after a one-off storm and no further issues since.

Discover tranquillity and versatility with two charming properties on six scenic acres, perfect for multigenerational living or a holiday cottage business. Enjoy rural peace with easy access to Derby, Ashbourne, and the Peak District.IntroductionWelcome to Bridge Farm and The Dovecote—a unique opportunity to acquire two charming properties brimming with potential and versatility. Whether you're seeking multigenerational living, holiday rental income, or additional ancillary accommodation, this distinctive package can be tailored to meet a variety of lifestyle needs.Set within approximately six acres of scenic countryside, which comprises a 3.5-acre garden and a 2.5-acre paddock, along with the stables this estate is ideal for equestrian enthusiasts or those wishing to keep livestock. Additionally, there is an opportunity to further extend the land by acquiring an adjacent six acres through separate negotiation. While both properties would benefit from modernisation, they offer an exceptional blank canvas for creating a dream rural retreat.Nestled in a tranquil Derbyshire Dales hamlet, this enviable location combines peaceful rural living with convenient access to the city of Derby and the bustling market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth. For outdoor enthusiasts, Carsington Water offers a wealth of leisure activities nearby, while the breathtaking Peak District National Park is just a short distance away, perfect for walking, cycling, and exploring.AccommodationBridge Farm and The Dovecote together present a rare and exciting chance to own two character-filled properties set within a stunning countryside setting. With their combination of space, potential, and idyllic rural charm, these homes are ready to be transformed into your perfect countryside haven.Bridge FarmExtending to 3,358 sq. ft., Bridge Farm enjoys an elevated position, offering picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. This characterful stone-built property welcomes you with an impressive reception hallway, featuring oak floorboards and a striking reclaimed Hopton Stone staircase, originally from the historic Alfreton Hall, setting a warm and inviting tone for the rest of the home. From the hallway, a guest cloakroom is conveniently located, while twin glazed doors lead into the expansive living kitchen, and another doorway provides access to the elegant sitting room.The sophisticated sitting room is both cosy and refined, with a feature fireplace and open working fire as its focal point. The triple-aspect design allows natural light to flood the space while providing beautiful views of the gardens and rolling countryside.At the heart of the home is the spacious open-plan living kitchen, designed for both daily life and entertaining. This thoughtfully arranged space is divided into three distinct areas by a chimney breast with a marble reclaimed fireplace featuring decorative frieze and wood-burning stove, adding warmth and character. With a dual-aspect layout and French doors leading to a south-facing terrace patio, this space seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living—perfect for relaxation or alfresco dining.The ground floor also offers a practical utility room and an extensive range of store rooms, ensuring convenience and functionality. The elegant reclaimed staircase ascends to a spacious galleried landing, where a striking stone-mullioned window frames views over the rear garden. The principal bedroom, bathed in natural light from its dual-aspect windows, offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and features a private en-suite bathroom for ultimate comfort. Three additional bedrooms provide ample space for family or guests, all served by a family bathroom.The DovecoteThe Dovecote is a charming freehold property offering 1,141 sq. ft. of versatile living space, combining character and comfort.Stepping inside, you are welcomed by an inviting entrance hallway with a guest cloakroom, leading to a spacious dining room and a warm, characterful living room. The dining room offers the flexibility to serve as a third bedroom if desired. The impressive living room boasts a double-height ceiling, exposed truss rafter beams, a Velux window, and a feature fireplace with a wood-burning stove, creating a cozy yet airy atmosphere. A mezzanine landing adds an extra touch of charm, while French doors open directly onto the garden, allowing natural light to flood the space. Completing the ground floor is a welcoming breakfast kitchen, perfect for relaxed dining and everyday living.Upstairs, the first floor provides two comfortable bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom, offering a peaceful retreat.At the rear of the property, an attached stone store and stable with a former hayloft above extends to 980 sq. ft., presenting a fantastic opportunity for further development. Whether integrated into the main home or converted into a separate living space, guest accommodation, or a creative studio, the possibilities are endless.The Dovecote is a home full of charm, character, and potential—ready to be shaped to suit your vision.OutsideThe properties are approached by an idyllic bridge crossing the Henmore Brook, thereafter accessed via an attractive gated entrance, offering an immediate view of The Dovecote and its charming attached barns. From here, a sweeping driveway unfolds, gracefully leading to Bridge Farm, where it culminates in an expansive parking and turning area - perfect for accommodating multiple vehicles with ease.To the front of Bridge Farm, a generous terrace patio provides the ideal setting for outdoor entertaining or peaceful relaxation, offering uninterrupted views over the parkland-style gardens. These extensive lawns are dotted with mature specimen trees, shrubs, and evergreens, seamlessly blending into the surrounding Derbyshire countryside and enhancing the property’s tranquil ambiance. Nestled within the rear garden, you'll find a charming oak-framed building that originally housed a swimming pool. In recent years, the pool has been drained and boarded over, transforming the space into a large and versatile party/games room, comfortably accommodating over 100 guests for gatherings. Complete with a sink and toilet, this impressive space offers fantastic potential, whether reinstating the swimming pool for a leisure retreat or repurposing it as ancillary accommodation to suit your needs.The gardens to the front and side of the property extend to approximately 3.5 acres enjoying a desirable southerly aspect, ensuring an abundance of natural light throughout the day. Adding to the estate’s charm, the Henmore Brook meanders gently along the foot of the garden, and we understand the property benefits from exclusive fishing rights - a rare feature for those who appreciate the finer pleasures of countryside living.Beyond the gardens, a small woodland area provides both privacy and a natural sanctuary, leading to a paddock and field to the rear extending to 2.5 acres with field shelter - perfect for equestrian use or simply to enjoy the expansive open space. Additionally, there is the opportunity to acquire an additional adjacent six acres through separate negotiation. The property also benefits from a second, discreet entrance via Winn Lane, offering flexible access options. This entrance can serve as private access to The Dovecote or provide convenient entry to the wooden stable block and its adjacent courtyard, making it an ideal feature for equestrian enthusiasts or those requiring separate guest accommodation.LocationNestled amidst the rolling hills of the picturesque Derbyshire Dales, Atlow is a delightful rural hamlet offering the perfect blend of countryside charm and modern convenience. Bridge Farm, located in this serene setting, enjoys proximity to the breathtaking landscapes of the Peak District National Park, providing a peaceful retreat without compromising on accessibility. Although located in a rural setting, Bridge Farm enjoys a prime location just a short drive from the lively city of Derby and the historic market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth. Both of the latter boast a wealth of amenities, including shops, schools, medical centres, and leisure facilities.For those looking to venture further, the bustling cities of Nottingham, Sheffield, Manchester, and Birmingham are all within comfortable travelling distance, making Atlow an ideal base for both work and leisure. Nearby Carsington Water provides year-round recreational opportunities, featuring an 8-mile bridleway ideal for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Birdwatchers can take advantage of multiple bird hides, while water sports enthusiasts can make use of the sailing club and water sports centre. The visitor centre further enhances the experience with specialty shops, an RSPB store, a café/restaurant, and a spacious children's play area, making it a popular destination for both residents and visitors.For commuters, fast rail services from Derby offer direct connections to London, while international travellers will appreciate the convenience of East Midlands International Airport, ensuring the world is never far from your doorstep.Offers the best of both worlds—a tranquil countryside lifestyle with excellent connectivity to urban centres and beyond.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band - Bridge Farm- F. The Dovecote- C EPC Rated- Bridge Farm- E. The Dovecote- FServices, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains Electricity, Water with Septic Tank. Oil Central Heating. Tenure - Freehold Property Type – Detached House Construction Type – Standard- Brick and Tile Council Tax – Derbyshire Dales Council Tax Band - Bridge Farm- F. The Dovecote- C EPC Rated- Bridge Farm- E. The Dovecote- F Parking – extensive driveway accommodates multiple vehicles Mobile phone coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection - Ultrafast FTTP and FTTH Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.

Yeardsley Hall: A Breathtaking Pre-Georgian Home and Architectural Jewel of the High PeakThis isn't just a house; it's a piece of High Peak history that's been carefully brought into the 21st century. Walking through the front door, you're immediately hit by the scale of the heritage here, the massive 1400s timber door and the medieval post-and-beam construction aren't just decorative; they are the literal bones of the home.The Heart of the Home This home offers two exceptional spaces for relaxation and entertaining. The living room is anchored by a magnificent original inglenook fireplace with a heavy timber bressummer beam and a traditional stone hearth. A coal-effect gas stove provides instant warmth, while the parquet flooring and large sash windows add a layer of timeless sophistication.In contrast, the sitting room is a truly expansive and light-filled space. Boasting dual-aspect windows, the room feels bright and airy throughout the day, emphasizing its generous proportions. At its heart sits a powerful log burner framed by an elegant Derbyshire limestone fireplace, creating a striking architectural feature that balances the room's grand scale with a sense of warmth.The kitchen is the real engine room of the house. It's open-plan, flowing right into the dining area, and it feels professional but lived-in. You've got a Lacanche cooker as the centrepiece, set against honed black granite worktops and those deep Belfast sinks we all love. The kitchen is kept organised with its walk-in pantry with solid wood shelving and a clever utility room that hides the washer and dryer behind built-in cupboards.Versatility & Design Innovation is woven into the very fabric of the house. The landing features a truth window, a glass-encased portal revealing the original wattle and daub construction, serving as a striking conversation piece. For those seeking a professional sanctuary, the versatile bedroom-turned-office offers a tranquil environment for remote work.Beyond the main walls, a stone-constructed annexe provides an exceptional home gym or private retreat. Complemented by a substantial three-part stone outbuilding, the property offers unparalleled flexibility for the collector or those requiring independent guest accommodation.The Private Quarters The principal suite, one of three generous bedrooms, is a sanctuary of grand proportions where a majestic original fireplace serves as a striking focal point against plush carpeting. Its private en-suite mirrors the home's high-specification finish, featuring a sleek, tiled walk-in shower and a traditional timber sash window. Guest quarters are equally well-appointed; a second spacious bedroom benefits from its own private en-suite shower room, ensuring comfort and privacy for visitors or family members alike. Serving the rest of the home is a luxurious family bathroom designed for indulgence. This impressive space boasts a freestanding cast iron roll-top bath positioned to take in views across the rear aspect, alongside a separate shower room for added convenience.The Grounds & Setting The Grade II listed semi-detached Yeardsley Hall is set within roughly 1.09 acres of beautifully maintained grounds that perfectly capture the rugged elegance of the Derbyshire landscape. The gardens are a masterclass in texture and structure, where formal elements like the tranquil, stone-edged reflecting pool and manicured boxwood topiary meet the wilder beauty of the High Peak.The arrival is just as practical as it is impressive. A generous driveway courtyard provides ample space for several vehicles and comes fully equipped with a modern EV charging point, ensuring the home is as ready for the future as it is rooted in the past.Winding flagstone pathways lead you through a series of garden rooms, from intimate sun terraces to expansive, emerald-green southern lawns. The entire estate is framed by historic gritstone walling and a majestic backdrop of mature trees, providing absolute privacy while framing panoramic vistas across the local countryside towards Eccles Pike and Kinder Scout.The High Peak Life Living here means you're right in the heart of the Peak District National Park. You've got the boutique shops of Buxton and Bakewell just a short drive away, and despite the rural feel, the rail links to Manchester and Sheffield make it a genuinely easy commute for the modern executive. For younger families, the village is home to the highly-regarded Furness Vale Primary and Nursery School, consistently rated 'Good' by Ofsted. Known for its warm, small school atmosphere and dedicated staff, it provides a nurturing environment where children can thrive from the very beginning of their educational journey, to the nearby secondary options including the well-performing New Mills School and Chapel-en-le-Frith High School. This combination of a tight-knit community, stunning natural surroundings, and quality education makes Furness Vale an idyllic place to raise a family.Note: The property is available with No Chain, providing a straightforward and efficient purchase process.You really need to see the 3D tour to get a feel for the flow, but nothing beats standing in that inglenook yourself. Get in touch to book a private walkthrough.

Idlerocks House is an imposing Victorian detached residence with over 8,000 sq ft of living accommodation and includes over 10 acres of private gardens and woodlands. Also included are 3 self-contained apartments and provide an additional income if required. Sympathetically restored by the current owners, this lovely substantial family residence has an abundance of character features and the flexibility for any new owner to put their own stamp on the property, to create their ideal family home. Services, Utilities & Material Information Utilities: Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Drainage connected via Septic Tank and Cesspool, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG). Mobile Phone Coverage: Some 4G and Some 5G. We advise you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: Ultrafast Broadband with speeds of up to 1,000Mbps download, 220Mbps upload. We advise you check with your provider. Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: D Local Authority: Staffordshire County Council and East Staffordshire Borough Council Property Type: Detached House Construction Type: Standard Construction (Brick/Tile) Shared DrivewayPlease click on the property brochure and the video tab for full details of this property, or for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Karl Rusk

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.

A stone-built residence dating back to the 1800s, positioned along Moorlands Lane in the heart of the Hope Valley, where open countryside surrounds and a natural sense of privacy and calm defines the setting. The home sits comfortably within its landscape, offering far-reaching views and a connection to the outdoors that feels both effortless and established.The ground floor unfolds from a grand entrance hallway into a sequence of beautifully proportioned spaces, where four reception rooms provide a balance between more formal entertaining and relaxed, everyday living. The drawing room and dining room hold a sense of quiet elegance, while the snug offers a softer, more intimate retreat. At the centre, the kitchen, dining and living space brings a more social energy, opening through to a light-filled extension, conservatory and out towards the gardens beyond.Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms continue the sense of scale, three of which benefit from their own ensuite, creating a layout that is both practical and well suited to modern living. The principal suite sits as a clear focal point, elevated to capture uninterrupted countryside views, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed ensuite with bath, separate shower and double basin. A generous loft space is also accessible, currently used for storage yet offering clear potential to be incorporated further, subject to the necessary consents.The gardens and grounds extend to approximately four acres, where mature trees, open lawns and considered planting create a setting that feels settled into the landscape. Pathways move naturally through the space, offering moments to pause, entertain and enjoy the surroundings throughout the seasons, while maintaining a strong sense of privacy.Despite its peaceful rural position, the property remains well connected, with Hathersage village just moments away, offering a selection of cafés, shops and a train station providing direct links to Sheffield and Manchester.Services, Utilities & Property InformationUtilities - 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 providerBroadband Availability - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 20.1 Mbps and highest available upload speed 7.9 Mbps Ultrafast Openreach FTTP. 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 – Freehold1967 & 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.

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

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

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

Steeped in history and set within the remarkable landscape of Hope Valley, Hathersage Hall is a Grade II* listed country residence defined by architectural presence, heritage and countryside living. Positioned within private grounds in the heart of the Peak District National Park, the hall is recognised for its exceptional original ornamental plasterwork ceilings, a rare survival of craftsmanship that continues to shape the elegance of its principal rooms. With Sheffield and Manchester within easy reach, this is a home where landscape, legacy and modern living come together effortlessly.Ground Floor The ground floor unfolds with a natural sense of flow, balancing everyday living with quiet grandeur. At its centre, the kitchen, dining and snug space has been thoughtfully redesigned to create a warm and sociable hub, supported by a butler’s pantry and boot room. A series of reception rooms offer flexibility for both entertaining and retreat, while the conservatory creates a striking connection to the gardens, where an established fig tree softens the boundary between inside and out.First & Second Floors Upstairs, generous bedrooms are filled with natural light and enjoy views across the surrounding landscape. The principal suite showcases one of the hall’s defining features, an original ornamental plasterwork ceiling that reflects its Grade II* status. The upper floor adds further versatility, with additional living spaces including a games room, cinema room and access to the Jacobean tower, offering a unique vantage point over Hope Valley.Gardens and Grounds Set within approximately four and a half acres, the gardens are as captivating as the house itself. Mature planting, a tranquil pond and beautifully kept walled gardens create a setting that feels both private and quietly romantic, with views extending across the Peak District. The orangery, with approved planning for conversion, presents a rare opportunity to further evolve the home while respecting its architectural story.Location Positioned within the sought after village of Hathersage, recently recognised as one of the best places to live in the UK, the property offers a rare balance of countryside living and connectivity, with local amenities and direct links to Sheffield and Manchester close by.Services, Utilities & Property InformationUtilities - 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 providerBroadband Availability - Superfast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 47 Mbps and highest available upload speed 4 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.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.