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2 bed terraced house for sale
North End, Wirksworth DE4

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 592 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: E

  • Chain free
  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Two double bedrooms with flexible living accommodation

  • WiFi-controlled electric heating to each floor and wood-burning stove

  • Original fireplaces, beams and stonework throughout

  • Private stone courtyard with additional upper garden area

  • Freestanding roll-top bath beneath rooflight and separate shower room

  • Walking distance to independent shops, cafés, cinema and amenities

  • Elevated views towards the surrounding countryside

  • No Upward Chain

  • Viewing Highly Recommended

Grant’s of Derbyshire are delighted to present this characterful two‐double‐bedroom cottage, arranged over three floors and beautifully positioned in the heart of the historic market town of Wirksworth. Rich in period charm with thoughtful contemporary updates, the property showcases stone mullion windows, a feature stone fireplace, and exposed beams, creating a home of genuine character and individuality.

Outside, a private stone courtyard is nestled against a limestone rock face, creating a sheltered and intimate outdoor seating area. The property also benefits from an additional upper garden, accessed via the rear lane, providing further outdoor space and opportunities to enjoy elevated views over the surrounding area.

North End is ideally positioned within easy walking distance of Wirksworth’s thriving town centre. Widely regarded as one of the Peak District’s most vibrant and creative communities, the town offers an excellent range of independent cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs and artisan food producers.

Residents enjoy the convenience of a popular independent cinema, a highly regarded independent bookshop, regular farmers’ markets, a well-supported zero-waste shop and a variety of specialist local retailers. The town hosts numerous arts, music and cultural events throughout the year, including the renowned Wirksworth Festival, helping to create a strong sense of community and an active cultural life.

The surrounding Derbyshire Dales provide outstanding opportunities for walking, hiking and cycling, with numerous routes accessible directly from the doorstep. Carsington Water, Black Rocks, Middleton Top and the Peak District National Park are all within easy reach.

Whether seeking a full-time residence, weekend retreat, creative workspace or lock-up-and-leave country home, North End offers a rare opportunity to acquire a highly individual property that combines character, flexibility and lifestyle in equal measure.

The accommodation comprises a welcoming sitting and dining room centred around an impressive stone fireplace housing a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting living space. Adjacent is a well-designed kitchen fitted with solid timber worktops and attractive finishes, making excellent use of the available space.

The first floor provides a generous double bedroom with beautiful stone-framed windows and far-reaching views across rooftops towards the surrounding hills. Also on this floor is a stylish shower room with WC.

The second floor offers exceptional flexibility and is currently arranged as an additional living room and guest accommodation. Filled with natural light from rooflights and original windows, this versatile space could equally serve as a second bedroom, home office, artist’s studio, reading room or creative retreat.

The property benefits from WiFi-controlled electric heating on each floor, allowing independent control throughout the house and providing flexibility and energy efficiency alongside the wood-burning stove.

All rear‐aspect windows have recently been upgraded and are now double glazed, improving comfort and energy efficiency throughout the property.

Ground Floor

The property is accessed from the front pavement which leads directly to the wooden front entrance door. This opens into the:

Living Room (3.77m x 3.18m)

A cosy and inviting living room featuring a front‐aspect window framed by stone mullions, perfectly positioned to capture delightful views across the surrounding hills. This charming space is brimming with original character, centred around a fireplace with a stone mantel, slate hearth, and a wood‐burning stove that creates a warm and atmospheric focal point. The current owner has made excellent use of the room’s layout, placing a dining table in front of the window to enjoy both the natural light and the picturesque outlook. Beneath the window, a bank of fitted cupboards provides generous and practical storage. An opening leads through to the:

Kitchen (2.15m x 2.15m)

With a rear‐aspect window and a wooden stable door opening directly onto the private courtyard garden, this kitchen enjoys a lovely connection to the outdoor space. It is fitted with base units topped with a wooden work surface and finished with beautiful metallic‐effect tiled splashbacks. A stainless‐steel sink with mixer tap sits beneath the window, and integrated appliances include an electric hob and electric oven.

A wooden door opens to a useful under‐stairs cupboard, currently housing the freestanding fridge/freezer, while a second wooden door leads to the enclosed staircase, which rises to the:

First Floor

With a deep‐silled rear‐aspect window, this area enjoys plenty of natural light. Wooden doors open to Bedroom One and the Shower Room, while a second enclosed staircase rises to the second floor.

Bedroom One (3.80m x 3.55m)

A spacious double bedroom featuring a front‐aspect window with stone surrounds, framing stunning views towards the open countryside. This charming principal bedroom is rich in character, enhanced by an antique wood‐burning stove (decorative purposes only), a delightful and distinctive feature that adds warmth and period appeal.

Shower Room (2.61m x 1.14m)

A stylish and well‐appointed shower room, featuring a rear‐aspect window that brings in natural light. The room is fitted with a three‐piece suite, including a low‐level flush WC, a pedestal wash hand basin, and a tiled shower cubicle with an electric shower over.

Second Floor (2.12m x 2.16m)

Wooden stairs rise to the second floor, where you are greeted by a stunning landing area featuring a wooden balustrade, a rear‐aspect miniature window, and a Velux roof‐light window that frames beautiful views of the top tiered garden. This charming space also includes fitted cupboards housing the hot water tank.

A standout feature of the property is the upper‐floor bathing area, where a freestanding roll‐top bath sits beneath a rooflight, creating a peaceful and atmospheric retreat. Here, you can relax while enjoying views of the sky above. Original roof timbers enhance the character and uniqueness of this delightful space.
A wooden door opens into:

Bedroom Two (3.83m x 3.49m)

This generous upper‐floor room is currently arranged as an additional living room and guest accommodation. Filled with natural light from both rooflights and original windows, it offers exceptional flexibility and could equally serve as a second double bedroom, home office, artist’s studio, reading room, or creative retreat. Character continues throughout, with a large exposed wooden ceiling beam and an electric heater providing additional warmth and comfort.
The loft hatch is located in the ceiling of this room, providing access to the loft space, which has been recently insulated by the current owner.
Its blend of charm, light, and adaptable layout makes it a truly versatile space within the home.

Directional Notes

From our office at the Market Place proceed across the road down Coldwell Street past the Red Lion Hotel then take a left hand turn by the monument onto North End where No.33 can be found on the left hand side as identified by our For Sale board.

Garden

This property enjoys a delightful, fully enclosed rear courtyard garden, beautifully nestled against a natural limestone rock face, creating a wonderfully sheltered and atmospheric outdoor space. Perfect for al‐fresco dining, morning coffee, or simply relaxing, this charming courtyard feels both private and characterful.

Above this area - accessed around the side of the terraces - lies a lovely tiered garden, thoughtfully planted with a variety of shrubs and greenery. This elevated space offers room for an additional seating area, making it an ideal spot to unwind while enjoying the surrounding landscape.

Parking - On Street

On‐street parking is available directly to the front of the property.

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