Middleton, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4

The history of Broxendale Farm is vast with the original building dating from the late 19th century, with later alterations. The house is an L shape with the main block consisting of three storeys, containing beautifully proportioned and imposing rooms one above the other. To the side, there is a one storey addition, added by the current owners in 2016 consisting of a delightfully light and expansive garden room, a home office with kitchenette, wc and storage.

The lifestyle opportunity Broxendale Farm creates as a family home is enviable. The house itself flows seamlessly from room to room with a lovely air of light and space. There is a collection of impressive reception areas providing versatility, perfect for casual and formal gatherings alike, and the staircase flows from floor to floor giving access to five spacious bedrooms. The original features are extensive, and include original fireplaces, sash windows, farmhouse latch doors and original tiled flooring.

For lovers of the outdoors, there is much to be enjoyed whether it be in the delightful formal gardens, the lawned area ideal for children with energy to burn, or simply enjoying the panoramic views over open rolling Derbyshire countryside and all the wildlife it attracts.

The period construction adds to the grandeur of this property which boasts a unique and atmospheric feel throughout. As well as the excellent room sizes there is approximately 3206 square feet of internal accommodation. In addition to the accommodation, this property also benefits from a collection of outbuildings where renovation works have already commenced. Planning is in place for the erecting of garages, further accommodation, a swimming pool, agricultural barn and stabling.

This really is an exciting opportunity to acquire such a charming period home in one of the most enviable and sought after locations in Derbyshire. Rarely do we see a setting so picturesque, one which offers the chance of secluded rural living, yet close to all amenities the local towns offer.

The home is set in a great location for commuting with easy access to the neighbouring towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth, City of Derby and the A38 and A50 leading to the M1 and M6 motorways. The train station in Derby provides a regular and direct route to London St Pancras, Manchester and Sheffield. This is truly a spectacular and historic country home not to be missed.

Tenure: Freehold | EPC: E Rating | Tax Band: D

For further information, please see the brochure. For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Arma Kang at Fine & Country Derbyshire.

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