Butterfield House, Butterfield Lane, Brackenfield, DE55 6AL

Standing in a plot of around a third of an acre, this superbly presented semi-detached Victorian home was sympathetically refurbished and renovated in 2019 and now offers generously proportioned and well balanced accommodation comprising spacious reception hall, dining kitchen, family room and utility at ground floor level, with four double bedrooms, two ensuite shower rooms, plus family bathroom upstairs.

Outside, there is ample parking for several cars, plus garage.

Gardens extend to the rear and side of the property, and there is also the added advantage of an attached paddock, ideal for cultivation / produce growing, small livestock or children’s adventure.

Subject to any planning consent, the paddock could also be considered a potential building pot.

All in all, a superb family home with spectacular views from every elevation over surrounding countryside.

Situated on the edge of Brackenfield, accessed via a private lane, owned by Butterfield House yet allowing right of access for the neighbouring property.

Brackenfield itself is a highly regarded community surrounded by delightful countryside, situated around 4 miles east of Matlock and a similar distance to Alfreton, which provides access to further afield via the A38 and M1 corridors.

Good road links lead to neighbouring villages and the nearby employment centres, with the cities of Derby, Nottingham and Sheffield each considered to lie within daily commuting distance.

Accommodation A black composite door opens to a spacious reception hall with black and white chequered floor above under floor heating, French doors opening to the side garden, and stairs rising to the first floor, beneath which is a useful utility area with space for a tumble dryer and which houses the gas fired boiler serving the central heating and hot water system.

Kitchen – 3.3m x 5.8m fitted with an extenive range of Shaker style units in dark grey with Quartz work surfaces which incorporate a double width Belfast sink, plus breakfast bar.

Appliances include a striking red Rangemaster freestanding cooker with black extractor hood over, integral dishwasher and integral washing machine, with space for a large fridge / freezer.

Two windows overlook the front and there is slate flooring, which continues into the dining / family area.

Dining area / family space – 4.8m x 3.6m bi-fold doors allow light to flood in and access to and from the garden, a brick backed opening to the chimney breast houses a wood burning stove, and there are far reaching views over surrounidng countryside.

Family room – 3.9m x 4.3m a delightful reception room with sash window again allowing light to flood in, and wood burning stove inset to the chimney breast.

From the reception hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing with window overlooking the side garden and paddock. Doors open off to the bedrooms and bathroom.

Primary bedroom 1 – 3.8m x 4.3m a spacious double bedroom with window overlooking the rer garden and providing far reaching countryside views.

A door provides access to an… Ensuite shower room – with shower, wash hand basin and WC. Front facing window. Bedroom 2 – 3.7m x 3.6m a second good sized double bedroom with window facing the rear.

Similar far reaching views. Bathroom – 3.7m x 2.5m imaginatively and stylishly decorated with Heritage fittings including free standing bath, high flush WC and hand basin with ornate legs.

The chequerboard flooring continues in this room, plus wall panelling. Bedroom 3 – 3.5m x 3.2m a front facing double bedroom, again with delightful views.

Bedroom 4 – 3.5m x 3m the fourth double bedroom, dual aspect with views over the front and side, again with superb views.

A door opens to the… Ensuite shower room – fitted with a shower, WC and wash hand basin.

Outside & parking Off Butterfield Lane, a private driveway owned by Butterfield House leads to a generous parking area with garage, shed and bin storage.

The driveway allows right of access for the neighbouring property.

Stock fencing with gates opens into the side garden, which is generous in size, mainly laid to lawn with hedge boundaries, mature trees and planted beds which break up the lawn.

An ideal area for children’s play, vegetable / produce growing etc.

A patio by the French doors provides a seating area, and a pathway leads to the rear garden, also laid to lawn with hedged boundaries.

Here there is a spacious patio ideal for alfresco dining, entertaining and relaxation. From the side garden, a wooden gate opens into the paddock, with lawn, mature trees and hedged boundaries.

Ideal for additional vegetable / produce growing, small livestock or as a potential building plot, subject to the necessary consents.

Tenure – Freehold services – All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating and uPVC double glazing.

There is underfloor heating to the reception hall. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution.

EPC rating – Current 60D / Potential 75C council tax – Band D (North East Derbyshire District Council) fixtures & fittings – Only the fixtures and fittings mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale.

Certain other items may be taken at valuation if required. No specific test has been made on any appliance either included or available by negotiation.

Directions – From Matlock Crown Square, take Causeway Lane out of the town, passing the football ground and on through Matlock Green.

Rise up the hill into Tansley and continue on the A615 out of the village proceeding to Wessington. On reaching Wessington, just after the Horse and Jockey public house, turn left into Back Lane.

Continue on Back Lane for around one mile before locating Butterfield Lane on the left.

Turn onto Butterfield Lane and after around 250m the private driveway to Butterfield House is found on the right.

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