Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Chander Hill, Chesterfield, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the S42 7BW area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £769,945 and a rental potential of £5,005 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
Additional analysis
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"HUGE POTENTIAL STUNNING POSITION OUTBUILDINGS & BARNS WITH SCOPE MAGNIFICENT 1 ACRE PLOT
This truly exceptional property has a unique setting on this exclusive part of Chander Hill, enjoying far reaching views towards Stonedge and Ashover and encompassing unrivalled potential with a range of attached barns and outbuildings extending to just under 2,000 sq.ft., ideal for storage or for developing converting or possible business use subject to obtaining all necessary consents .
Enjoying a plot in excess of 1 acre, with beautiful gardens and an adjoining paddock, the property sits just outside Holymoorside with its village shop, two popular public houses and a highly regarded primary school. The property is also ideally positioned for routes into the town centre and for access to Dronfield, Sheffield and the Peak District.
General Solid fuel & electric heating
Predominantly uPVC sealed unit double glazing to the house and single glazed windows to the outbuildings
Gross internal floor area 313.5 sq.m. 3374 sq.ft.
Council Tax Band G
Tenure Freehold
Secondary School Catchment Area Brookfield Community School
On The Ground Floor A uPVC double glazed door opens into the ...
Side Entrance Hall Having a built in under stair store cupboard housing the electric meters. A staircase rises to the First Floor accommodation.
Drawing Room 4.90m x 4.14m 16 1 x 13 7 A good sized reception room with bay window overlooking the rear of the property.
This room has a feature fireplace with wood surround, marble inset and hearth, and an inset electric fire.
Picture rail and coving.
Living Room 5.36m x 4.85m 17 7 x 15 11 A second generous reception room with bay window overlooking the rear of the property and fitted with solid wood flooring with central rug cut out.
This room has a feature brick effect fireplace with an electric fire.
A glazed door gives access onto the rear garden.
Kitchen 3.35m x 3.05m 11 0 x 10 0 Being part tiled and fitted with a range of light beech effect base units with complementary work surfaces over.
Inset sink with mixer tap.
Integrated appliances to include an electric double oven and hob with glass splashback.
Solid fuel Rayburn cooker heating system.
Built in airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder.
A door from here gives access to a ...
Walk In Pantry Being part tiled and fitted with a range of light beech effect wall and base units with complementary work surface over, together with fitted shelving.
Inner Hall Having a tiled floor and a uPVC double glazed door giving access onto the front of the property.
A door from here opens into a covered barn, and further doors give access to a cloaks WC and shower room.
Cloaks Wc Fitted with a 2 piece suite comprising a low flush WC and a wash hand basin.
Shower Room Fitted with a fully tiled corner shower cubicle with mixer shower, and a Belfast sink with mixer tap.
On The First Floor
Landing Having a built in double cupboard, and loft access hatch.
Bedroom One 4.22m x 3.84m 13 10 x 12 7 A good sized rear facing double bedroom having an electric wall heater.
Bedroom Two 3.51m x 3.35m 11 6 x 11 0 A good sized rear facing double bedroom having an electric wall heater.
Bedroom Three 3.66m x 1.83m 12 0 x 6 0 A rear facing bedroom having a built in bed and storage.
Bedroom Four 2.13m x 1.83m 7 0 x 6 0 A single bedroom with side facing window.
Family Bathroom Being fully tiled and fitted with a white 3 piece suite comprising a panelled bath with glass shower screen and mixer shower over, wash hand basin with storage below, and a bidet.
Separate Wc Fitted with a low flush WC.
Outside The property sits on a substantial plot having a gate opening onto a decorative pebbled drive. The drive continues up to the front of the property and up to the garage 27 2 x 17 4 having an electric roller door, two coal bunkers and a rear door opening into Barn 1.
There are mature lawned gardens with plants, shrubs and trees to either side of the property and to the rear, with fantastic views across Holymoorside and open countryside.
The property also has a number of outbuildings which includes two ground floor barns and a set of external steps which lead up to barn 3. There are also two stables having stable doors, and the smaller stable having a mezzanine floor and King Post trusses.
To the left hand side of the property there is a paddock with gated access at the front. This paddock extends to just under half an acre and will be sold with an overage clause to protect against future development. If planning permission is granted for an additional dwelling on this paddock within the next forty years, the current owners will benefit from a payment equal to 30% of any uplift in value achieved by the permission. This overage will not apply to the house and barns. We have sought advice from an independent planning consultant on development potential, and whilst it is felt that the barns offer scope for conversion alteration, the paddock sits within the greenbelt and is unlikely to be developable in the current time.
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