Belper Lane End, Belper, Derbyshire

CAR PARKING SPACE - Nestled in the charming and desirable area of Belper Lane End, this delightful modernised stone cottage offers a perfect retreat for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle surrounded by picturesque countryside. Belper town centre and all associated amenities however, are within easy reach as is access to the A6, A38, M1 and local train stations in Belper and Whatstandwell.

Having been sympathetically modernised by the current owner the cottage boasts a sitting room with feature Inglenook fireplace and cast iron log burning stove. There is a modern fitted kitchen with a pantry and rear access. To the first floor is one double bedroom, with hand built fitted wardrobes and a bathroom with three piece suite.

The cottage has a combination boiler serving gas central heating and hot water together with UPVc double glazing throughout.

The property is complemented by parking for one vehicle.

Cottage gardens are to the front of the property together with a vegetable garden, potting shed, a stone outbuilding and a patio area which enjoys views of the surrounding countryside.

The idyllic location of this home allows for easy access to the stunning natural beauty that surrounds it, making it an excellent choice for nature lovers and those who appreciate the serenity of rural living. Whether you are looking for a cosy home or a weekend getaway, this stone cottage presents a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds. Embrace the charm and comfort of this lovely property in Belper Lane End, where modern living meets the beauty of the countryside.

The Location - Belper Lane End, a very sought after location and has its own pub known as the Bulls Head. It is surrounded by open Derbyshire countryside and enjoys delightful country walks towards Shottle, Alderwasley, Blackbrook and Wirksworth. Belper Town Centre is only one mile away and provides an excellent range of amenities including a supermarket, shops, education at all levels, a railway station, public houses, restaurants and recreational facilities. The village of Duffield is some three miles to the south and the city of Derby is approximately eight miles to the south. The famous market town of Ashbourne, known as the gateway to Dovedale and the Peak District National Park lie approximately ten miles to the west.

Accommodation -

Ground Floor -

Sitting Room - 3.56 x 3.31 (11'8" x 10'10") - Approached via a quality double glazed stable door and having a feature inglenook fireplace with stone lintel and tiled hearth, housing a multi-fuel cast iron stove. There is a quarry tiled floor, built-in cupboards to the alcoves, exposed beams to the ceiling, a built-in meter cupboard and central heating radiator.

Kitchen - 3.54 x 1.79 (11'7" x 5'10") - Comprehensively fitted with a modern range of base cupboards, drawers and eye level units with a complimentary work surface over incorporating a stainless steel sink drain unit with mixer tap. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, hob and extractor fan with lights. There is a wipeable splash back, plumbing for an automatic washing machine, under lighting to the units, a quarry tiled floor and beams to the ceiling. In addition, a pantry/under stairs area has light, power and is shelved to provide excellent storage facility and space for a refrigerator. There is a UPCV double glazed window to the rear and a UPVC double glazed door provides access. An original timber staircase leads off to the first floor.

First Floor -

Landing - Having a feature exposed stone wall and a wall mounted boiler (serving domestic hot water and central heating system).

Bedroom - 3.32 x 3.18 (10'10" x 10'5") - Appointed with a range of hand built, bespoke fitted wardrobes which provide excellent hanging and storage space. There is an exposed stone lintel, a cast iron fireplace, a central heating radiator and a UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation overlooking the garden.

Bathroom - 2.70 x 1.86 (8'10" x 6'1") - Appointed with a modern three-piece white suite comprising a panel bath with shower attachment over and glass shower screen, pedestal wash handbasin and a low flush WC. Having complementary metro style tiling to the splashback areas, inset spotlighting to the ceiling, a wall mounted chrome heated towel rail and a quality vinyl wood grain effect herring bone floor. There is access to a storage area, panelling to the walls and a UPVC double glazed window with frosted glass to the rear.

Outside - A path from the main road leads to the row of cottages and provides access to number five. A wrought iron gate provides access to an enclosed fore garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a path running to the front door and a paved seating area. There is an outside light. In addition, there is a separate, generously proportioned garden with a central path providing access, a wooden garden shed and a delightful patio area which provides far-reaching views of open countryside to the surround. There is a further garden which is currently used as a vegetable patch.

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Council Tax Band B -

Please Note - We understand from the vendor that part of the garden is undergoing registration at Land Registry and is in the hands of solicitors. You are encouraged to ensure this has been completed before exchange of contracts and verified by your legal adviser.