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PROPERTY TYPE

Detached Bungalow

BEDROOMS

5

SIZE

2,551 sq ft

237 sq m

TENURE
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Key features

  • Guide Price £750k to £800k
  • Breath-taking west facing countryside views towards Barlow
  • Offering peace and privacy just minutes from Chesterfield and within easy reach of Sheffield
  • Versatile five bedroom layout with a fully self contained detached annexe
  • Seamless indoor to outdoor flow with bifold doors opening to landscaped, fully secure gardens
  • Direct access to countryside walks and a strong village community setting

Description

Moorview 

183 Church Street North, Old Whittington 

Hidden away and quietly positioned at the edge of open countryside, Moorview is a beautifully proportioned five bedroom detached home with a rare and valuable addition. A fully self contained detached annexe, all enjoying breathtaking west facing views across fields and farmland towards Barlow. 

Tucked discreetly away down an offshoot of Church Street North, this is a home that surprises from the moment you arrive. Spacious and versatile, Moorview offers a unique blend of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience, just minutes from Chesterfield and Sheffield. 

A peaceful approach 

Wrought iron gates open to a generous block paved driveway and courtyard, providing ample parking for numerous vehicles alongside a large detached garage. From here, the layout immediately reveals the flexibility of the home, with the main house and detached annexe arranged to work independently or together, depending on need. 

Landscaped gardens wrap around the property, designed for ease of maintenance while making the most of the exceptional countryside outlook. Natural stone walling defines the boundaries, while lawns, seating areas and a covered barbecue pavilion create spaces to relax, entertain and simply enjoy the view. 

Welcome home 

A newly fitted front door opens into a practical and welcoming boot room, where Karndean flooring runs underfoot and fitted storage, along with a built in bench, provides the perfect spot for shedding coats and shoes after countryside walks. 

Step further inside and the Karndean flooring continues through into the main hallway, creating a seamless flow that immediately sets the tone for the space and versatility within. From here, the layout unfolds naturally, with the principal living space positioned to take full advantage of the views, while the ground floor bedrooms and study offer flexibility for family life, guests or home working. 

This thoughtful arrangement allows the home to adapt easily, whether you are entertaining, accommodating extended family or simply enjoying day to day living. 

The heart of the home 

Warm, welcoming and designed for everyday life, the kitchen sits at the centre of Moorview as a space made for gathering, cooking and conversation. Karndean flooring continues underfoot, while oak cabinetry is topped with granite work surfaces and complemented by fully tiled splashbacks, creating a practical yet characterful backdrop. 

A range cooker with seven ring gas hob takes pride of place, ideal for everything from family meals to entertaining on a larger scale. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge, while there is also space for an American style fridge freezer with plumbed in, filtered water dispenser, ensuring both convenience and functionality are effortlessly catered for. 

With ample room for a breakfast table, this is a kitchen that encourages lingering mornings, informal dining and relaxed evenings, whether that is coffee at sunrise or supper after a long day. Windows allow natural light to flood in, keeping the space bright and connected to the surrounding landscape. 

Tucked neatly away, the adjoining utility room adds another layer of practicality, with fitted units, sink, plumbing for laundry appliances and direct access outside. Perfect for busy households, muddy boots and everyday comings and goings, it keeps the main kitchen calm and uncluttered. 

Together, the kitchen and utility create a hardworking yet sociable hub, where the rhythms of daily life unfold with ease. 

Made for entertaining 

The main living and dining space at Moorview is both impressive and inviting, designed to bring people together while always keeping the surrounding landscape in view. Porcelain tiled flooring runs throughout, with zoned underfloor heating allowing the living and dining areas to be warmed independently, ensuring comfort in every season. 

At the heart of the living area, a contemporary gas fireplace provides a sleek focal point, perfect for cosy evenings in. The bow window draws the eye outward, maximising the far-reaching views across the surrounding fields and beyond, creating a constant connection with the countryside. 

Bifold doors open directly onto a covered seating area, seamlessly extending the living space outdoors and making summer entertaining effortless. Whether hosting friends or enjoying quieter moments, the flow between inside and out feels natural and unforced. 

The dining area is perfectly proportioned to accommodate a large eight-seater table, with a window overlooking the garden adding to the sense of space and light. Adjacent, a dedicated bar area offers space for a drinks fridge and wine storage, elevating the room into a true entertaining hub, ideal for celebrations, dinner parties or relaxed evenings with family and friends. 

Together, this beautifully balanced space offers the flexibility to host on a grand scale or simply unwind, always framed by views that never lose their appeal. 

Flexible ground floor living 

Ideal for guests, multi-generational living or growing families, the ground floor accommodation at Moorview offers a thoughtful balance of privacy and flexibility. 

Positioned to the rear of the property, the first double guest bedroom is a calm and comfortable retreat, complete with fitted storage above the bed and its own en suite shower room. Recently finished, the en suite features a generous walk-in shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail, providing independence and convenience for visiting family or friends. 

The second ground floor guest bedroom is also a well-proportioned double, again benefitting from fitted storage and offering flexibility as a further bedroom, hobby room or snug if required. 

Serving this bedroom and the wider household is the family bathroom, recently fitted and fully tiled. Featuring a bath with shower over, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail, the space is naturally brightened by a ceiling light tunnel, bringing in soft daylight throughout the day. 

Completing the ground floor is the study, a quiet and practical space that makes working from home both comfortable and productive, tucked away from the main living areas while remaining connected to the heart of the house. 

The principal suite 

Set apart on the first floor, the principal bedroom at Moorview is a beautifully private retreat, designed to make the most of its elevated position and remarkable outlook. 

The room is fully fitted, with bespoke wardrobes running along one wall, complemented by shelving, drawers and a fitted dressing table, creating a space that feels both luxurious and practical. French doors open out onto a glass balustrade balcony, where far reaching views stretch across the surrounding countryside, offering a peaceful spot for a morning coffee or a moment to unwind at the end of the day. 

Just outside the bedroom, the landing reveals a generous walk in wardrobe, thoughtfully fitted with shelving and hanging, providing additional storage while keeping the bedroom itself calm and uncluttered. 

Light filled, well considered and quietly indulgent, the principal suite offers a true sense of escape, elevated above everyday life and framed by views that never lose their impact. 

Family bedrooms and bathroom 

Completing the first floor are two further generous double bedrooms, both thoughtfully positioned close to the principal suite, making them ideal as children’s bedrooms or for family living. 

Each bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes, providing excellent storage while maintaining a sense of space. To the rear, one bedroom is lit by a Velux window, creating a bright and peaceful retreat, while to the front, the dormer style window frames far reaching countryside views, mirroring the outlook enjoyed from the principal bedroom. 

The landing itself is light and practical, featuring additional built in storage, access to eaves loft storage and a Velux window that draws natural daylight into the heart of this level. 

Serving these bedrooms is the well-appointed family bathroom, designed with both relaxation and practicality in mind. An oversized Jacuzzi bath offers the perfect place to unwind, complemented by a separate enclosed shower. Fitted storage with inset wash basin, WC and heated towel rail complete the space, creating a bathroom that easily meets the needs of a busy household. 

Together, this upper-level forms a comfortable and cohesive family zone, offering space, light and storage in equal measure. 

The annexe 

Reconfigured by the current owners, the detached annexe at Moorview offers a superb level of independence while remaining closely connected to the main house. Ideal for multi generational living, guests, older children or home working, the accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to feel like a home in its own right. 

The annexe opens into a well proportioned kitchen diner, fully equipped with fitted appliances and designed as a practical yet sociable space for everyday living. From here, the layout flows through to a comfortable lounge area, where large windows frame views across the courtyard and out towards the rolling countryside beyond, ensuring the annexe enjoys the same outlook as the main house. 

A generous double bedroom provides a calm and private retreat, complete with a walk in wardrobe and a contemporary en suite shower room. This arrangement offers both comfort and independence, making the annexe suitable for a wide range of uses without compromise. 

Attached to the annexe, yet accessed separately, is the garage. Offering excellent storage and practicality, it provides valuable additional space while keeping everyday living areas uncluttered. 

Versatile, private and beautifully positioned, the annexe enhances Moorview’s flexibility and appeal, offering future owners a range of lifestyle possibilities. 

Gardens and outdoor living 

Set within a fully secure plot, the gardens at Moorview have been designed to offer both relaxation and practicality, creating a safe and welcoming environment for children and pets while making the most of the surrounding countryside. 

Directly off the main lounge, a covered pergola provides a sheltered outdoor seating area, ideal for alfresco dining, evening drinks or simply enjoying the changing light across the fields beyond. With the garden flowing seamlessly from the living spaces, this area becomes a natural extension of the home during the warmer months. 

The gardens wrap around the property, offering a balance of open lawn and defined spaces. To the rear, a dedicated play area provides a safe and contained spot for children, while the wider garden offers plenty of room to unwind, entertain or enjoy quieter moments outdoors. 

Framed by countryside views yet thoughtfully enclosed, the gardens at Moorview strike a rare balance between openness and security, delivering outdoor living that works effortlessly for family life. 

Location and lifestyle 

Church Street North is widely regarded as one of Old Whittington’s most desirable and historic addresses, lined with individual homes set along the edge of open countryside. Moorview enjoys a tucked away position, offering privacy and peace while remaining firmly connected to everyday amenities. 

Old Whittington itself is a well established and popular village, known for its strong community feel, local schools, churches and traditional public houses. Everyday essentials are close at hand, while the village’s elevated position provides easy access to a network of footpaths and countryside walks, ideal for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. 

Despite its rural feel, Moorview is exceptionally well placed. Chesterfield town centre, with its markets, shops and rail links, is just a short drive away, while Sheffield is easily accessible via the Dronfield bypass. The area benefits from reliable winter gritting, making commuting straightforward throughout the year. 

Combining countryside living with convenience, Church Street North offers a lifestyle that balances space, scenery and connection, making it an ideal setting for family life now and into the future. 

A home that offers space, flexibility and exceptional views, Moorview is perfectly suited to modern family life. With generous living accommodation, a versatile annexe, secure gardens and a peaceful yet well connected setting, it is a property that adapts effortlessly to changing needs. Tucked away on one of Old Whittington’s most sought after roads, yet moments from town and countryside alike, Moorview is a home to settle into, grow with and truly enjoy, now and for years to come. 


EPC Rating: B

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