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Main Road, Sheffield, S12

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

4,239 sq ft

394 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • EXCLUSIVE VIEWING DAY - SUNDAY 18TH - STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
  • Iconic Grade II Listed Georgian House dating back to 1792
  • Set on an impressive quarter-acre plot in the heart of Ridgeway village
  • Five bedrooms across three floors, including a luxurious principal suite
  • Multiple character-filled reception rooms, including lounge, dining room, snug & music room
  • Sun-drenched orangery overlooking the formal gardens
  • Original Georgian features throughout: sash windows, shutters, exposed beams, stone fireplaces
  • Detached two-storey coach house offering studio or office potential
  • Gated stone-flagged driveway and detached double garage
  • Picturesque village setting with pubs, fine dining, tennis club, golf course & primary school

Description

EXCLUSIVE VIEWING DAY - SUNDAY 18TH - STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Exclusively with Crests Estates - Ridgeway House - A Landmark Georgian Residence Steeped in Over 230 Years of History

Hidden in the heart of Ridgeway village and set on a generous quarter-acre plot, Ridgeway House is a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of local history. This Grade II listed Georgian residence, with origins reaching back to 1792, stands as one of the villages finest heritage homes, an elegant five-bedroom landmark affectionately known by locals as “Lion House”, named after the striking Carrera marble lions that guard the front garden.

Originally built by Ezra Hutton, a distinguished scythe and sickle manufacturer, the property has lived many lives. Over the centuries, its rooms have echoed with the footsteps of schoolgirls, the quiet diligence of doctors, and the warmth of generations of families. Even today, reminders of its story remain, such as the doctor's wooden desk that still sits in the lounge, and symbolic stones believed to be salvaged from the nearby church.

Around 40 years ago, Ridgeway House was reunited and restored from two separate dwellings back into one magnificent home. During this painstaking transformation, the current owners uncovered original features and revived them to their former Georgian glory. The result is a residence where history and character are not just retained, but celebrated.

Across its three floors, Ridgeway House is adorned with sash windows framed by shutters, exposed beams, hand-crafted fireplaces, traditional stonework, and pockets of hidden craftsmanship that enrich every corner. Light flows through the orangery and into four beautiful reception rooms on the ground floor, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The country kitchen, complete with granite surfaces and the original range oven, sits beside a cosy snug once used by villagers gathering to listen to football commentary on one of the villages earliest radios.

Ascending the main or secondary staircase reveals a series of spacious bedrooms, each steeped in charm. The first floor features three bedrooms, including a suite with a marble-tiled en-suite, and a luxurious limestone family bathroom. The top floor offers a peaceful principal suite with a walk-in wardrobe and an opulent en-suite, alongside an exceptionally large additional room ideal for use as a bedroom, studio, library, or further accommodation.

The grounds of Ridgeway House are nothing short of enchanting. A formal Georgian garden greets visitors with manicured lawns, mature trees, and a central stone path leading to the grand entrance. The iconic lions, believed to have originated from The Great Exhibition of the late 18th/early 19th century, add a unique sense of prestige. To the side, a gated stone-flagged driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached double garage.

At the rear, the quintessential English garden offers a peaceful escape - fruit trees, cherry blossoms, a stone pond, and charming seating areas surrounded by nature. Rising at the top of the garden is a delightful two-storey coach house, offering a versatile studio space perfect for an office, creative retreat, or hobby room.

Ridgeway itself is a quintessential Derbyshire village, complete with a primary school, two welcoming pubs, a celebrated fine dining restaurant, sports facilities, and picturesque countryside walks including the ancient woodlands of Moss Valley. The location offers the best of both worlds - village life with excellent access to Sheffield, the Peak District, and the M1.
Ridgeway House is more than a property - it is a story, a legacy, and an opportunity to own a home that has been cherished for centuries. It is a place where character, history, and modern family living blend seamlessly, waiting for its next chapter to begin.

Contact Crests Estates today to arrange your private viewing and experience the charm of Ridgeway House for yourself.
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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
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