Welcome to The Old Vicarage Derby Road, Belper, a cozy and compact detached type home with 6 bed in the DE56 0RP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band H.
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 £1,595,000 and a rental potential of £10,368 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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"A simply stunning period residence standing in approximately one acre of formal gardens together with a further wooded area to the rear. This impressive elevated family home has been the subject of a comprehensive restoration and upgrade programme throughout its history to provide immense charm and character coupled with all of the trappings of modern living and enjoys stunning far reaching views over the river together with rolling countryside This delightful house must be viewed to appreciate the location, size of accommodation and wealth of appointments on offer.
Circa 1855. Gas centrally heated and double glazed throughout, the property briefly comprises; reception hall, guest‘s cloakroom Wc, charming lounge, formal dining room, separate sitting room, side hallway with access to the lower ground floor, well equipped breakfast kitchen with feature Aga range cooker, utility room with boot room off. On the lower ground floor is a workshop, wine store, together with two entertaining rooms. One fitted with a bar with a separate games room off. To the first floor a sweeping staircase leads to a light and spacious landing leading to five double bedrooms The principal bedroom with four piece bathroom en suite and main bathroom. A feature spiral staircase off the landing leads to a further self contained lounge with bedroom six off. Outside are beautifully laid out gardens together with ample car parking and sizeable garage.
The village of Milford has an incredibly rich industrial heritage, and is part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage. Freehold. Council Tax Band H. Energy Rating D.
Main Entrance Hall Having twin double baronial style timber entrance door with stained and leaded light glass panels, large walk in cloak room, ornate coving and ceiling rose, four double wall light points, radiator, lift and dog legged sweeping staircase to first floor,
Guests Cloak Room Wc Having white two piece suite comprising; concealed flush wc with a wash hand basin nestling on a vanity unit, complimentary ceramic half tiled walls with matching ceramic tiled floor having underfloor heating , radiator, two wall light points and window to front aspect.
Lounge 8.58 x 4.39 maximum 28‘1 x 14‘4 maximum The focal point of the room being the feature fire surround with recessed stone hearth and back plate, ornate coal effect living flame fire, five wall light points, ornate coving with twin ceiling rose, three radiators, television connection point and double glazed windows to side and rear aspects.
Sitting Room 3.94 x 3.76 12‘11 x 12‘4 Having feature period style fire surround with veined marble hearth and matching back plate, recessed coal effect living flame fire, television connection point, two double and two single wall light points, radiator and double glazed window to front aspect.
Dining Room 5.97 x 4.86 19‘7 x 15‘11 The focal point of the room being the feature stone fire surround with matching hearth and back plate, recessed ornamental shelving and storage, two radiators, ornate coving and ceiling rose, double glazed windows to front and side aspects.
Side Hallway With radiator, plate rack, ornate coving to ceiling, stairs to lower ground floor, timber and glazed door to side aspect.
Breakfast Kitchen 4.79 x 4.27 15‘8 x 14‘0 Having a full range of fitted wall, base and drawer units with laminated working surfaces, matching eye level glass display cabinets, inset Belfast sink with hot and cold mixer tap, complimentary ceramic tiled splash backs with contrasting ceramic tiled floor, double radiator, ornate coving and two ceiling roses, double glazed windows to side and rear aspects, space and plumbing for dish washer and television connection point. The focal point of the room being the Aga gas fired range.
Utility Room 3.93 x 3.60 12‘10 x 11‘9 Having a full range of shaker style soft close fitted wall, base and drawer units with contemporary brushed chrome handles, wood grain effect laminated working surfaces, complimentary ceramic tiled splash backs with contrasting ceramic tiled floor, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, space for dryer, ‘Rangemaster‘ free standing five burner gas range, space for American style fridge freezer, ceiling LED down lighters, inset granite composite sink top with vegetable preparation bowl, side drainer and hot and cold mixer tap, concealed wall mounted combination gas boiler and double glazed window to front aspect.
Boot Room 3.78 x 3.33 12‘4 x 10‘11 Having a range of natural oak shaker style fitted wall, base and drawer units with laminated rolled edge working surfaces, complimentary ceramic tiled splash backs with contrasting ceramic tiled floor, radiator, door to garage, double glazed window to side aspect and twin UPVC double glazed doors to front aspect.
Lower Ground Floor
Hallway With ceramic tiled floor, exposed stone work and three wall light points.
Entertaining Room 5.39 x 3.75 plus recess 17‘8 x 12‘3 plus recess Having exposed stone work to walls, ceramic tiled floor, feature fitted bar with wash hand basin and tap, wall mounted extractor fan, radiator, built in seating, four wall light points, ceiling LED down lighters and door leading to the
Games Room 5.87 x 4.90 19‘3 x 16‘0 Having ceramic tiled floor, exposed stone walls, four wall light points, revealed beamed ceiling, built in storge cupboard housing the Gloworm wall mounted combination gas boiler and window to front aspect with built in seating.
Workshop 3.77 x 3.12 12‘4 x 10‘2 Having feature barrel vaulted ceiling, vinyl floor and radiator.
First Floor Landing With double glazed window to front aspect, double radiator, four double wall light points, ornate coving, feature wrought iron spiral staircase to second floor.
Principal Bedroom Suite 5.47 x 4.24 17‘11 x 13‘10 Having a range of built in furniture, radiator, ornate coving to ceiling, two wall light points and double glazed window to rear aspect. Twin doors lead to the
Bathroom En Suite 2.64 x 2.63 8‘7 x 8‘7 Having four piece suite comprising; concealed flush wc, wash hand basin recessed into a wood grain effect floating vanity unit, deep double ended bath and walk in shower with mains fed drench shower, glass shower screen, complimentary ceramic tiled walls with contrasting ceramic tiled floor having underfloor heating , ceiling LED down lighters, chrome heated towel rail, fitted storage cupboard, ceiling extractor fan and double glazed window to rear aspect.
Bedroom Two 4.24 x 3.97 13‘10 x 13‘0 Having two wall light points, radiator and double glazed window to rear aspect.
Bedroom Three 3.99 x 3.72 13‘1 x 12‘2 Having ornate coving and ceiling rose, ceiling LED down lighters, television connection point, radiator and double glazed window to front aspect.
Bedroom Four 3.97 x 3.11 13‘0 x 10‘2 Currently used as an office and having recessed ornamental niche with shelving, ceiling LED down lighters, ornate coving to ceiling, radiator and double glazed window to front aspect.
Bedroom Five 3.69 x 2.77 12‘1 x 9‘1 Currently used as a dressing room and having built in bedroom furniture, laminated wood effect floor, radiator, ceiling LED down lighters, ornate coving and double glazed window to side aspect.
Principal Bathroom 2.83 x 2.02 9‘3 x 6‘7 Having modern white four piece suite comprising; low centre flush wc, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath and walk in quadrant shower with feature fixed head mains fed drench shower, together with hand held shower attachment, glass shower cabinet, complimentary ceramic tiled walls with contrasting ceramic tiled floor having underfloor heating , ceiling LED down lighters, two chrome heated towel rails, shaver socket, wall mounted extractor fan and double glazed window to side aspect.
Second Floor Landing With built in wadrobes and double glazed sky light.
Lounge Area 3.51 x 6.72 11‘6 x 22‘0 Having windows to both side and rear aspects, built in airing cupboard, radiator and internal door leading to
Bedroom Six 3.66 x 3.50 12‘0 x 11‘5 Having double radiator and windows to both front and side aspects.
Outside This stunning home stands in formal gardens of approximately one acre together with a further wooded area and has a sweeping driveway, which in turns leads to the garage, measuring internally 6.15 x 5.75m, having internal personal door, motorised up and over garage door with windows to side aspects together with power and light. The driveway sweeps around to the front of the property with a feature central fountain and has deep filled mature shrubbed borders together with specimen plants and trees.
Please Note For added security purposes a burglar alarm system has been installed,
Historical Note The parish church in Milford was built between 1846 and 1848, the Reverend Robert Leigh being the first incumbent. He built the long since demolished Derwent House as his private ‘vicarage‘ where he was living by 1851. The new parish obtained a grant from Queen Anne‘s Bounty and the property in question became his home by 1855 for a short time before a move to a new parish.
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Tax band H
3,806 sqm plot
