Milton Road, Repton, DE65

“I am delighted to present this beautiful, character-filled home, offering a wealth of features and charm. To fully appreciate all it has to offer, please contact me to arrange a viewing.” Juliet Wood

Positioned in the sought-after conservation area of Milton Road in the historic village of Repton, this remarkable detached home spans over 200 years of history and combines enduring period character with contemporary living. Originally three separate cottages, the property has been thoughtfully merged and extended to create a spacious four-bedroom family residence, offering generous accommodation while retaining many original features and timeless charm.

Ground Floor

A generous and welcoming hallway with slate-effect tiled flooring sets the tone, leading to three elegant reception rooms. The lounge is particularly striking, featuring exposed ceiling beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel log burner set upon a tiled hearth. The dining room and study both enjoy sash-style windows and period detailing, creating versatile spaces for entertaining, working from home or relaxing.

The bespoke breakfast kitchen is thoughtfully designed with handcrafted cabinetry, display units and quality work surfaces, incorporating a gas hob, double sink and integrated Bosch appliances. There is ample space for an American-style fridge freezer, while dual-aspect sash windows provide pleasant garden views. Double doors open into a delightful period-style conservatory with underfloor heating and French doors leading directly onto the rear garden, offering an ideal space to enjoy the surroundings throughout the seasons. A combined utility room with WC adds further convenience.

To the First Floor

A spacious landing gives access to four well-proportioned bedrooms. The Master Bedroom benefits from a Jack and Jill bathroom, fitted in a traditional style with bath and shower over. A beautifully appointed five-piece family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, featuring a roll-top bath, separate shower enclosure and classic fittings.

Externally

The property is set back from the road behind a lawned frontage, with a gravel driveway providing parking ample parking. The gated rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and framed by mature trees and established borders, creating a private and peaceful outdoor retreat befitting this charming period home.

Ground Floor

Hallway

2.62m x 2.08m

Study

14'10" x 8'11"

4.51m x 2.72m

Living Room

14'9" x 14'2"

4.49m x 4.31m

Dining Room

14'9" x 9'4"

4.49m x 2.80m

Utility Room

6"10" x 5'9"

2.09m x 1.67m

Kitchen

17'10" x 12'6"

5.44m x 3.82m

Conservatory

11'3" x 10'1"

3.42m x 3.08m

First Floor

Master Bedroom

15'1" x 12'3"

4.60 x 3.83m

Jack and Jill Bathroom

12'3" x 5'1"

3.73m x 1.56m

Landing

2.07m x 5.89m

Bedroom Two

15'0" x 14'1"

4.56m x 4.30m

Bedroom Three

14'10" x 9'7"

4.51m x 2.92m

Bedroom Four

15'0" x 8'9"

4.56m X 2.55m

Family Bathroom

13'3" x 8'4"

4.10m x 2.53m

More about the Village of Repton and what is has to offer:

Repton is a picturesque and historic village in South Derbyshire, set along the banks of the River Trent. Known for its charming streets, period properties and strong community feel, it combines countryside living with excellent local amenities.

Repton has deep historical roots, once serving as the capital of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia. Today, it is perhaps best known for Repton School, a prestigious independent school founded in 1557, which adds to the village’s character and reputation.

The village offers a selection of traditional pubs, cafés and restaurants, as well as local butchers and everyday conveniences. Surrounded by open countryside, it provides beautiful walks along the River Trent and nearby rural footpaths.

Despite its peaceful setting, Repton is well connected, with easy access to Derby, Burton upon Trent and major road links including the A38 and M1, making it popular with commuters and families alike.

The nearest train station is in the neighbouring village of Willington, around 1½ miles away, offering regular CrossCountry services north towards Derby and south towards Burton-upon-Trent and beyond.

In addition, Burton upon Trent station, a short drive away, provides a wider range of frequent rail connections to major cities across the Midlands and national network services.

Repton is also well served by local bus routes linking to these stations and into Derby and Burton, making it convenient for commuting and wider travel.

Here’s a summary of schooling options in and around Repton for infants, primary and senior education:

Infant & Early Years

• • Newton Solney CE Infant School – Church of England infant school for ages 4–7, located in nearby Newton Solney.
  • Woodend Private Day Nursery – Local nursery for children from around 0–8 years.

Primary Schools

• • Repton Primary School – Community primary for ages 4–11.
  • St Wystan’s School and Nursery – Independent school in the village for ages ~2½–11.
  • Repton Preparatory School – Independent prep school for ages 3–13 at Foremarke Hall.

Senior / Secondary

• • Repton School – Prestigious independent senior school for ages 13–18 with a strong reputation academically and in extracurriculars.
  • Many local families also feed into John Port School in Etwall for state secondary education.

Notes

Please be aware that Conservation Areas are protected places of historic and architectural value. These are also designated by local planning authorities. Removing trees in a Conservation area requires permission from the relevant authority, subject to certain exclusions.

EPC C

Tenure - FREEHOLD

Council Tax Band E