Welcome to 19 Oakerthorpe Road, Matlock, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 2 bed in the DE4 4GP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £70,200 and a rental potential of £456 per month,
,
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.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Oct 13, 2014. It's possible the property has changed since then,
but we are dedicated to giving you everything you need to make smart property decisions. Here's a snippet, and if you'd like to view the full thing, just click to expand.
"
We are exceptionally proud to present this superb, immaculately
presented, rarely available home in this beautiful part of
Bolehill. This calibre of property is rarely on the market. It was
lovingly restored over 2 years by the owner, a Master Craftsman
builder, and then has been contentiously updated and improved over
the last 15 years, benefiting from the owners natural flair in
interior design. Enjoy the fruits of their labour as they now move
abroad.
This exceptionally well maintained property offers a haven of a
home and features a spacious, light-filled open plan kitchen/dining
room/conservatory opening with wide double doors into a large
landscaped garden with off-street parking. It also boasts a cosy,
newly decorated lounge with log fire to enjoy those long Winter
evenings. This quiet home offers spectacular views and sunsets of
Middleton Moor. You will truly be appreciating the good life in
this impeccable, light and cosy home.
A real home for all seasons. The contemporary open plan design
of the living space is just made for those who love to cook and
entertain. Throw the double doors wide open in Summer and let the
outside in and enjoy your evening meal and a glass of wine on the
terrace. Enjoy snuggling up by the fireplace on cosy Winter
evenings and over Christmas. This home represents the perfect
choice all round.
THE AREA:
The cottage is perfectly situated to enjoy the best of both
worlds, rural Derbyshire trails and countryside along with a wealth
of local amenities just a five minutes drive to Wirksworth and only
30/45 minuets from Derby, Chesterfield and Nottingham.
The property is situated on the High Peak Trail, a 17 mile trail
for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The elevated trail affords
many splendid views across the countryside. The property is also a
few minutes walk from the famous Black Rock, popular for
rock-climbing and walkers, which affords spectacular views from the
top. The current owners of the cottage often enjoy an evening
stroll to enjoy an incredible sunset on the rocks before returning
home for dinner on the terrace. Also, just a 2 minutes walk from
home will take you to a local farm selling the most delicious fresh
eggs.
Just a five minutes drive and you'll find yourself in the
historic town of Wirksworth, one of the oldest towns in this area
of the Peak District and is still one of those with greatest
character. Centred around its marketplace, it has many fine old
buildings with picturesque alleys and craftsmen's yards. Along with
its character it also boasts all the amenities that you'd like to
find on your doorstep, such as great bakeries, butchers and
convenience stores. It has a number of good pubs and great
restaurants too. It has its own independent cinema and a leisure
centre where the you can enjoy the gym, exercise classes, swimming
and even a climbing wall.
Belper is less then a 20 minutes drive, where hidden gems are
waiting to be discovered, from great independent friendly little
shops, to Artisan bakeries, chocolatier, delicious delis and unique
stores the town offers a true high street experience. It also
houses the Ritz cinema which has been called the peak in the Peaks,
where you can relax in luxury sitting with a glass of wine or
coffee and cake whilst watching a film.
In Matlock, only a 15 minutes drive?you'll find a?Co-op and in
Belper is a Morrison's.
You and your family will never be without things to do with a
wealth of activities to enjoy in the area including:
Carsington Water a popular reservoir, just a 10 minutes drive.
Boasting a Country Park with plenty of space for family games and
picnics, and also the recently refurbished visitor centre and a
brand new children's play area. Carsington is a great place for a
family day out. There is also a sailing club and trout fishery for
those looking for an activity to get involved with.
Gulliver's Kingdom is a theme park for young families, in a
situation overlooking Matlock Bath.
Harboro Rocks are an edge of magnesian limestone near
Brassington, offering rock climbing and fantastic scenery.
Heights of Abraham, above Matlock Bath, has cable cars, 2 show
caves and numerous other attractions.
High Tor is a lofty limestone crag which towers over Matlock
Bath.
Masson Mills in Matlock Bath are Sir Richard Arkwright's
masterpiece, a magnificent early 19th century mill. The mill has
been converted into a shopping village, with exhibition and
conference centre, but it also has a working textile museum.
The National Stone Centre in Middleton, a few minutes from the
cottage, has geological displays, fossils, stone walling courses,
panning for gems and other activities.
Fanny Shaw's Playing Field, just out of Wirksworth, is the
principal recreation area for the north of the town. It houses a
new skate park and play area. In the south of the town, there is
the "Rec", where there is another children's play area, along with
cricket and football pitches.
LOCAL TRANSPORT LINKS:
Trains:
Cromford railway station 1.9 miles
Matlock railway station is 3.8 miles
Buses:
Local buses pass the main road of Steeple Grange, just a minutes
walk from the house, including the Transpeak bus service which
conveniently services from Derby, Buxton, Matlock and
Manchester
Road:
The house is in easy reach to the A38 to Derby, the A610 to
Nottingham and the A6 servicing the Peak National Park. The M1 is
in easy reach too, only taking 30 minutes to reach.
SCHOOLS IN THE AREA:
There are several good schools in the area:
Middleton Primary School, Middleton, primary, age 4 - 11
Cromford CofE Primary School, primary, Cromford, age 4 - 11
Wirksworth CE Infant School, Wirksworth, primary, age 5 - 8
Wirksworth Infant School, Wirksworth, primary, age 5 - 8
Wirksworth Junior School, Wirksworth, primary, age 7 - 11
Anthony Gell School, Wirksworth, secondary and sixth form,
specialist sports college, age 11 - 18
THE PROPERTY:
DOWNSTAIRS:
Kitchen:
This kitchen was lovingly designed and built but the Master
Craftsmen builder owner. It has great character, fits with the
period of the house but also enjoys a contemporary feel. The units
are painted neutrally. Lighting comprise of both dimmable ceiling
downlighters and 2 discreet under counter lights.
Washing up can be enjoyed looking out to views of the terrace
and garden.
With the current owner being a fine cook, the kitchen has been
designed with plenty of workspace and storage.
The kitchen includes an oven and hob, which are both gas and a
full height white family fridge freezer. The hob extractor and
light is tastefully integrated behind the matching kitchen
units.
Conservatory:
During the Winter months this beautiful wooden conservatory
allows you to enjoy the beauty of the garden whist being warm and
cosy inside. During the Spring and Summer it is a joy have the
double doors flung wide open to bring the outside in. This
light-filled room is a hub of the home, connected to the kitchen
and dining area. It allows for real social ambiance. It is a great
place to watch the sun set and then enjoy the ever-changing
sky.
Dining room:
This sociable open plan light-filled room is connected to the
conservatory and kitchen. A fabulous family space by day then dim
the lights and light the candles and it becomes an enchanting
dining space by night. Dimmable lighting creates an ambient mood
from both a ceiling pendant and 2 beautiful 1920's era stained
glass wall lights.
It boasts delightful solid oak flooring throughout and has two
masterfully crafted bespoke cabinets, matching the kitchen. A
tasteful tongue and groove door leads to the spacious under stair
cupboard which is fully shelved, so storage is never a problem.
Lounge:
The snug country cottage living room offers a log fire, with
logs and coal that can be bought locally. Newly decorated, this
charming room is a great place to unwind, either to watch your
favourite programme or simply to gaze at the crackling fire.
Utility room:
This practical room is conveniently placed next to the kitchen.
It houses the slimline dishwasher, washing machine and tumble
dryer. It also houses lots of shelving for further storage
space.
Bathroom:
Like the rest of this home, the bathroom, which has been
lovingly built by the current craftsman owner, has a bright, clean
contemporary feel whist also retaining the quaint charm of this
county cottage. The lower walls are hand made wood panelled and the
upper walls are smoothly plastered and painted. Colours and light
and airy. Matching hand crafted, bespoke mirrored bathroom cabinet
is hung above the basin.
The suite is high spec, white, traditional style. The bath is
double ended and speakers can be concealed behind the walls to
ensure a relaxing candle lit bath to your favourite music.
Garden:
The garden has been recently beautifully and professionally
landscaped. The exceptional aspect of this garden means that it has
the rare benefit of getting the sun all day. A keen gardener can
make use of the large greenhouse and the shed can act as extra
storage space and houses the garden tools and equipment. A raised
patio area with a chiminea allows you to enjoy the long Summer
evenings, eating your evening meal with a glass of chilled wine
whilst watching the sun go down over Middleton moor.
UPSTAIRS:
Front double bedroom with en suite:
This delightful bedroom enjoys commanding views over Middleton
Moor. It has ample storage space with bespoke, wooden built-in
wardrobes and shelving units. The built-in dressing table and
mirror has its own light, the switch of which is discreetly housed
inside the adjoining wardrobe. Every detail is taken care of in
this wonderful home.
The en suite, entered through bespoke built wood panelled doors
comprises shower cubicle, basin and toilet with wall mounted
bathroom cabinet. It also enjoys views out over the garden.
Rear double bedroom:
This fine-looking double bedroom has wonderful views overlooking
the paddock and its lovely horses. It has handsome hand crafted
build-in wardrobes offering lots of storage space.
GOT TO HAVE IT?
The first to view will want to secure this stunning home so
contact us now to arrange a viewing.
Deposit required.
References and credit checking undertaken.
Tenancy agreement is assured short hold with rent collected
monthly.
Six-month minimum tenancy.
Administration fees for this property are 125?pounds?per
applicant and 75 pounds?per guarantor, as applicable.
The first suitable applicant to view and pay a holding retainer,
the equivalent of 2 weeks rent, secures the property. This forms
part of the government protected security deposit.
Book a viewing with us by replying to this advert. We will be
more than happy to accommodate you and show you around this
beautiful home.
* Please quote ref. 5700529 when enquiring about this
property.
Phone lines open
Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm
Sat, Sun & public holidays 9am - 4pm
Tenant Fees:
The landlord will charge a maximum of ?125.00 in fees for this
property, to cover the following:
- Inventory checks
- Referencing
- AST
- Deposit registration
- Tenancy set up
"
Tax band B
307 sqm plot
