7 bedroom detached house for sale

Accommodation

Main House: Drawing room; dining room; two sitting rooms; kitchen/breakfast room; master bedroom with dressing room; main bathroom; four further double bedrooms; bedroom six/office; family bathroom; further bathroom (en suite); cloakroom; utility room. The square footage of the main house is approximately 3, 839sq.Ft with the total overall square footage of all the buildings being approximately 5, 715sq.Ft.
Annexe: Sitting/dining room with open plan kitchen; double bedroom; bathroom.

Amenities

Stable block comprising three stables, cloakroom, tractor shed and first floor hayloft; double garage with log store; extensive gardens laid to lawn with stone flagged terraces; knot garden; off road parking for several vehicles; two paddocks; private drive with electric gates.

Description

A beautifully presented Grade II* listed stone built house under a stone slate roof dating from 1639, situated on the edge of the village of Flagg within the Peak District National Park. The property is approached through a pair of stone gateposts with electric gates and up a sweeping drive flanked by lawns leading to an area of off road parking for several cars. From here an attractive front garden laid to stone flag and planted with a knot garden leads to the house. The house features a wealth of original period features including beamed ceilings, stone flagged floors, stone fire surrounds and mullioned windows.
The accommodation is over two floors and is laid out as follows:
Ground floor: There is a bright, dual aspect drawing room featuring a large inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel stove, door to the lobby and the original front door. Adjacent to the drawing room is the sitting room with multi-fuel stove set on a stone fireplace and dual aspect windows giving views over the front lawns and knot garden. The dining hall has a stone floor, wood burner in a stone fireplace, door to the front garden and the main staircase to the first floor. From the dining hall a glazed link leads to a further sitting room with rear staircase and door to the rear garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has a wide plank pine floor, a good fitted range of shaker style wall and base units and a central island, all with granite work surfaces. There is also a four oven electric aga recessed into the fireplace, twin Belfast sinks and a further stainless steel sink. Off the kitchen is the inner hall which gives access to the utility room and cloakroom.
The main staircase leads to the first floor with a good sized master bedroom with high ceilings, exposed king truss and beams and a walk-in dressing room. There is a dual aspect guest bedroom, large main bathroom with cast iron roll top bath and a double shower cubicle. Large landings either side of a glazed link with fitted oak cupboards (one housing the hot water cylinder) gives access to the loft, a further double bedroom overlooking the rear garden, office/single bedroom, family bathroom with full suite including a whirlpool bath and an interconnecting pair of double bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom. The second of these bedrooms then opens into the annexe landing.

Annexe ground floor: A good sized sitting/dining room with open plan kitchen and doors to both the front and rear of the house.
First floor: Large double bedroom with adjacent fully fitted bathroom.

Outside
Wonderful sweeping lawns to the front and side of the house lead to a stone flagged area with a knot garden to the front and raised terrace area to the rear. To either side of the gardens are paddocks ideal for ponies or as a smallholding. The gardens and grounds in all extend to approximately 2.4 acres. There is a good sized double garage with, to the rear, a large log store and the oil tank. Adjacent to the parking is a stable block comprising three good sized stables, a large machine garage/store and has steps up the outside to a large first floor room ideal as either a hayloft or for general storage.

Situation

Flagg village is situated above the market town of Bakewell with its excellent local amenities including the well respected Lady Manners School and the independent S Anselms preparatory school. The village itself has an excellent nursery school which has just been awarded an Ofsted outstanding status and works closely with the two local primary schools. The historic spa town of Buxton is also within easy reach with its more extensive shopping, transport and recreational facilities. Buxton train station gives easy access to Manchester. The house sits in an enviable position with wonderful views over the Peak District National Park and therefore has access to excellent walking, climbing, cycling and various other outdoor pursuits and rich cultural heritage offered by the area.

Viewing

All viewing is to be strictly by appointment with Caudwell & Co on

Important notice

In accordance with the Misrepresentation Act 1967 and the Property Mis-Description Act 1991, these details have been prepared in good faith; they are not intended to constitute part of an offer of contract. Any information contained herein, whether in the text, plans or photographs is given in good faith but should not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact. Any measurements or distances are approximate only.

EPC Rating - E