* Grade II * Listed Hall of Historical Significance*

* One of the Few Remaining ‘H’-Shaped Manor Houses in Britain

* Dating Back to the Late 16th Century with Timeless Character

* Five Exceptionally Spacious Double Bedrooms and Four Bathrooms

* Four Impressive Reception Rooms with High Ceilings Throughout

* Generously Sized Gardens, Driveway Parking, and Detached Garage

* Versatile Accommodation Ideal for Modern Family Living

* Sympathetically Restored to Blend Original Features with Modern Comforts

* A Truly Unique Home That Must Be Viewed to Be Fully Appreciated

Barlborough Old Hall – A Historic Five-Bedroom Detached Residence

A rare opportunity to acquire Barlborough Old Hall, an exceptional five-bedroom detached home of historical importance, dating back to the late sixteenth century. Steeped in history, this remarkable property retains a wealth of original features, including stone mullioned windows, stone-arched fireplaces, exposed oak beams, lime-ash flooring, and ornate plaster overmantels, providing extensive and versatile accommodation across multiple floors.

The property enjoys good access to local amenities, including shops, cafés, public houses, and schools, with excellent transport links to Sheffield, Chesterfield, and the A1/M1 motorway networks.

Historical Significance
Barlborough Old Hall is one of the few remaining ‘H’-shaped manor houses in Britain, originally built for John Savile by Sir Francis Rhodes and designed by John Smythson. The house exemplifies the principles of symmetry and light, characteristic of Smythson’s work, with much of the original layout still intact. The South side historically served as the grand entertaining area, while the North side housed the service rooms.

The ground floor comprises an entrance porch, great hall/dining room, snug, sitting room, kitchen, buttery, pantry, formal lounge, games room, and WC, along with stone-arched doorways and fireplaces throughout. The first floor offers five bedrooms, several with en-suite facilities, and a family bathroom, all featuring historic architectural details including original oak beams and lime-ash flooring.

The Accommodation in brief comprises:
The property offers extensive and versatile accommodation over multiple floors, blending historic charm with functional living spaces.
Ground Floor:
The home opens via a welcoming entrance porch into the great hall/dining room, featuring stone mullioned leaded windows, sandstone window seats, exposed oak beams, sandstone tiled flooring, and a large sandstone fireplace with log burner. Access from the hall leads to the North and South inner hallways, kitchen, as well as the snug and sitting room, all showcasing original oak beams and stone details.
The kitchen is a country-style space with stone mullioned windows, tiled flooring, fitted units, an inset sink, and a substantial inglenook with an Aga. A wine cellar provides additional versatile space, currently used as a gym.
The South wing comprises the formal lounge, games room, and WC, all maintaining elegant historic features such as coved ceilings, stone tiled flooring, and original fireplaces.
First Floor
The first floor includes five exceptionally spacious bedrooms, one with en-suite and two with access to Jack-and-Jill bathroom, plus a family bathroom. The principal rooms feature fireplaces with historical significance, including one commemorating a visit from King Charles I.
Upper Floors & Attic:
The property also includes attic space accessed via original timber staircases, having two sky lights, offering further storage space.


Exterior:
The property is set back from Park Street with front and rear gardens, a gravel driveway, detached stone-built garage, and ample off-road parking. The rear garden features a pond with fountain, hedged boundaries, and a newly planted orchard.

Barlborough Old Hall represents a truly unique opportunity for a buyer seeking a historic residence with immense character, heritage, and potential for personal enhancement.

Location: Barlborough is a charming and historic village located just south of Chesterfield, offering a mix of period homes and modern amenities. The village benefits from local shops, schools, and eateries, while being well connected to Sheffield, Chesterfield town centre, and the M1/M18 motorway networks, making it an ideal location for families and commuters alike.