Vale House, Main Street, Chesterfield, S44 6TD

£600,000 - £650,000 (Guide price) Welcome to Vale House, an outstanding 4 bedroom turn-of-the-century Victorian residence, full of charm and character synonymous of its era, effortlessly paired with modern day luxuries desired by today's standards, centrally located in the exceptionally pretty conservation area of Scarcliffe Village.

Neighbouring St Leonard's Church, Vale House is surrounded by beautiful homes, tranquil countryside and is within a stones throw of the village pub, a highly rated gastro pub serving local beers, fantastic food and hosting a range of events for the local community throughout the year.

Set within the grounds of Vale House is Vale House Cottage, a charming 1 bedroom fully self contained stone built annex, perfectly suited for guest accommodation whilst also presenting a fantastic business opportunity.

Offering a truly spacious 2949 sqft of accommodation over 2 storeys, the property features a grand and social living and dining room with log burner and large windows filling the home with natural light, a tastefully styled kitchen with Everett stove, a separate snug lounge with original open fire, 4 generously sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms including an en-suite shower room, separate annex accommodation with a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom, a garage / worksop and above the garage, accommodation perfectly suited to a gym or home office.

Welcome To Vale House Located in a peaceful position within the pretty Derbyshire village of Scarcliffe, Vale House enjoys stunning local views of the open countryside and all the recreational activities it has to offer.

Close to the National Trust Properties of Hardwick Hall and Clumber Park, excellent schools, and all the amenities of the neighbouring towns; coupled with excellent transport links this home is perfect for families and commuters alike.

This beautifully presented and spacious property encompasses all aspects of modern contemporary living whilst retaining its original period features.

Highlighted by its open plan strikingly spacious lounge, Victorian fireplaces and farmhouse kitchen with substantial utility room.

There is the addition of a further reception area giving added versatility to the ground floor accommodation and four generously sized double bedrooms, one with ensuite, and a beautifully appointed large family bathroom.

The home enjoys a secure and private driveway leading to a detached garage with gym / home office above.

The accommodation at Vale House is enormously adaptable, emphasised by the addition of a pretty detached stone built cottage in the grounds, fully self-contained offering ancillary accommodation to the main house or the possibility of a holiday let or business.

This is an enviable home, which must be seen to fully appreciate its quality and elegant spacious living. Vale House Cottage Detached from the main property is this pretty stone built cottage.

Fully self-contained it comprises of wooden floors, kitchen with lounge / dining area and staircase rising to the first floor where there is one bedroom and contemporary fitted bathroom.

Outside Vale House has its own secluded block paved driveway which is sizable enough for multiple vehicles.

To the left of the driveway is the versatile Vale Cottage and single garage with workshop, office space and games room above.

In addition, there are two pretty brick-built garden out buildings currently used as a garden store and for housing logs.

There is a generous patio area perfect for al fresco dining in the summer months and a large rear garden which wraps around two sides of the property, a pretty area for recreation, BBQ's, socialising and relaxing.

Location Scarcliffe is a pretty small village and civil parish in the Bolsover district of Derbyshire approximately ten minutes from Jn 29 of the M1.

Surrounded by beautiful Derbyshire landscape the village has much to offer.

The village is steeped in history and this couldn't be more perfectly illustrated than by the 12th century grade II listed Parish Church of St Leonards.

There is a strong community feel, an excellent and highly regarded primary school, two local pubs and an array of fabulous countryside walks from the village itself.

Slightly further afield there are many places to visit ranging from the historic National Trust Properties of Hardwick Hall and Clumber Park, English Heritage Boslover Castle, Chatsworth House, exploring the museum and visitor centre at Cresswell Craggs or simply visiting the local historic market towns.

Transport links from here are excellent and the village itself is within easy reach of Chesterfield, Mansfield, Nottingham, Derby and Sheffield.

Directions From Junction 29 of the M1 Heath Interchange take the A6175 signed Palterton. Continue onto Rylah Hill. Continue onto Main Street. After 0.9 miles turn left onto Rotherham road / B6417.

Then turn right onto Main Street Scarcliffe. Continue past the village church where the property can be found on the left-hand side.

Additional Information EPC rating - D Council tax band - E Tenure - Freehold Overall accommodation - 3207 sqft Dales & Peaks Forwardmove Please Read Dales & Peaks is marketing this Property with the benefit of ForwardMove.

Dales & Peaks has introduced ForwardMove to help speed up the sales process, minimise sale fall-throughs and give more certainty to both the Seller and the Buyer.

Purchasers will benefit from the Buyer Information Pack (bip), which we have created with our legal partners, to give buyers more information before they agree to purchase.

The pack includes: Property information form (TA6) Fixtures and contents form (TA10) Official Copy of the Register (OC1) Title Plan (OC2) Local Search* Water and Drainage Search* Coal and Mining Search* Homescreen / Environmental Search* (Dales & Peaks has ordered the local, drainage, coal and homescreen / environmental searches; we will add these to the bip as they become available) ForwardMove allows the sale process to be completed significantly quicker than a ‘normal sale’.

This is because the legal work, usually done in the first four to eight weeks after the sale is agreed, has already been completed.

The searches, which can take up to five weeks, are ordered on the day the listing goes live and are transferable to the successful Buyer as part of their legal due diligence.

Additionally, and on behalf of the Seller, Dales & Peaks requests that the successful Buyer enters into a Reservation Agreement and pays the Reservation Agreement Fee of £595 (including VAT).

This includes payment for the Buyer Information Pack and all the searches (which a buyer typically purchases separately after the sale is agreed).

Upon receipt of the signed Reservation Agreement, payment of the Reservation Agreement Fee, completion of id and aml checks and the issuing of the Memorandum of Sale, the Seller will agree to take the Property off the market and market it as Sold Subject To Contract (sstc).

During the Reservation Agreement period, the Seller will reject all offers and not enter into another agreement with any other buyer.

The reservation period is agreed upon at the time of sale but is usually between 60 and 120 days. The Reservation Fee is non-refundable except where the Seller withdraws from the sale.

A copy of the Reservation Agreement is available on request, and Dales & Peaks advises potential buyers to seek legal advice before entering into the Reservation Agreement.

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