About the property

A superb opportunity to purchase this Grade II listed stone cottage set in the historic village of Cromford. The property offers character and charm throughout with its lovely, latched doors, beamed ceilings, and stone mullion windows.

General Information

The Property

A superb opportunity to purchase this Grade II listed stone cottage set in the historic village of Cromford. The property IS SOLD WITH NO UPWARD CHAIN and offers character and charm throughout with its lovely, latched doors, beamed ceilings, and stone mullion windows.

The property is approached via a communal path with steps down to the front entrance door which opens into the entrance lobby with terracotta floor tiles, a useful storage cupboard and a further door which opens into the living kitchen. The focal point of this room is the fabulous stone fire surround with multifuel burning stove set on a raised hearth. A great feature to be enjoyed on a colder day. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of base cupboards with matching wall cabinets. Wooden work tops incorporate a stainless-steel sink and four ring gas hob. Integrated appliances include and an oven. There is space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. Stairs lead off to the first floor, a window looks out over the garden area, and a further door opens into the sitting room. Here you will find exposed ceiling beams and a most attractive marble fire surround with a cast iron open gated fire inset. A window looks out to the front elevation.

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Stairs rise to the first-floor landing with a loft access point, painted floorboards and latched doors leading to the bedrooms and a bathroom. The principal bedroom has partially exposed roof trusses which are a lovely feature and a window to the front aspect. The second lovely double bedroom has a window to the front elevation. There is also a further bedroom, also having a window to the front aspect. The bathroom is equipped with a panelled bath having a shower over with glazed screen, a pedestal hand wash basin and w.c. There are tiled surrounds, a window overlooking the garden, and further views beyond, and a cupboard which houses the hot water and domestic central heating boiler

Outside

To the front of the property is a part stone cobbled courtyard area which provides useful fuel store and has shared access across to adjacent properties. Across the shared access path a further shared grass path gives access to the lovely cottage garden. A lawn is edged with lots of aubretia that cascades down a stone dwarf wall. There are further shrub beds, a paved terrace, ideal for entertaining, and there is a shed.

Location

This historic village is set in the heart of the Derwent Valley Mills world heritage site. The village offers a Church, Primary School, Newsagents, Café, Art gallery and Hotel. Further amenities can be found in the nearby towns of Wirksworth and Matlock. There are ample outdoor pursuits with a wealth of walking paths, water sports at Carsington Water and for those looking for onwards travel, there is a train station giving access back to Derby and the A6 offers onwards travel to the North and South.