2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow for sale

A rare opportunity to acquire a most attractive single storey home with superb equestrian facilities in the heart of Bamford village, & with an option to purchase a further 4.5 acres of grazing land. The Old Barn is a very spacious stone built property with spectacular views across surrounding countryside, the Hope Valley & hills in the far distance. The house features a fabulous large lounge/dining room, very spacious family breakfasting kitchen, 2 good bedrooms, bathroom, courtyard & very pleasant gardens. The equestian facility includes a block of 4 stables, yard, 2 paddocks & good sized menage. All in a beautiful setting. Although adjacent to glorious rolling countryside this property is within the centre of Bamford village.

Stable style Entrance Door to

Dining Kitchen

fitted with a range of base and wall units incorporating stainless steel sink and drainer in a work surface, space and plumbing for a gas cooker and for a washing machine, space for fridge and freezer. Wall mounted Alpha combination gas central heating boiler, radiator, high pitched ceiling with revealed beams, window, door to Inner Hallway.

Lounge

an extremely well proportioned reception room featuring a high pitched ceiling with revealed beams, stone fire surround having gas fire, two windows with window seats designed to take full advantage of the spectacular views over surrounding fields, the village and hills surrounding Shatton Moor, further windows, three radiators, glazed door to

Front Entrance Porch

with stable style Entrance Door, window.

Inner Hallway

having full height cupboards, radiator, skylight.

Bedroom 1

with high pitched ceiling having revealed beams and original roof truss, fitted wardrobes and cupboards, matching vanity unit with wash hand basin having mirror above, two windows overlooking the courtyard, two radiators.

Bedroom 2

with high pitched ceiling having revealed beams, window, radiator.

Bathroom/W.C.

furnished with a suite of panelled bath having mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin and low flush w.c. Built-in airing cupboard, radiator, skylight, extractor.

Exterior & Gardens

Immediately in front is an extensive gravelled courtyard providing vehicular parking with lighting. Natural stone flagged terrace leads along the front offering superb views across the valley to surrounding hills. Lawned area. Gate to a large lawned garden with tree beds and vegetable plot enclosed by stone walling. A metal farm gate leads to the stable yard with STONE STABLE faced in random stone and having a pitched roof comprising three stables, 12' x 12' and a fourth stable 16' x 12'. Temporary TIMBER BUILT PONY SHELTER. A further wide gate leads to a PADDOCK providing access to the MENAGE (full planning permission granted) 30m narrowing to 26m x 21m creating 600 m.sq. The surface is of fibresand and rubber chip construction. Further smaller PADDOCK. The two paddocks and menage total just under one acre.

Menage

Stables

View

Grazing Land

A further 4.5 acres of pasture are available by separate negotiation. Located off Ashopton Road, behind West Lees Road and below Bamford Edge, forming two gently sloping fields with spring fed water supply and accessed via a grassed pathway suitable for horses and a vehicular route off Old Ashopton Road.

Note

All measurements are approximate. None of the services, fittings or appliances (if any), heating installations, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested and no warranty is given as to their working ability.

About Bamford

Bamford lies along the banks of the River Derwent below Ladybower Reservoir with stunning views south over the Hope Valley. It is an ancient Derbyshire village of stone cottages and larger houses located eleven miles west of Sheffield, easily accessed via the A57 and by the village rail station which also serves Manchester. There is an excellent primary school, post office and general store, good pubs, pretty church and eighteen hole golf course.

Floor Plan

These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firms employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.