Situated at the heart of this sought after village standing above the Derwent Valley and surrounded by the delights of the rolling Derbyshire Dales countryside, this traditional 1930’s house presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a family home within the area. Internally, the house retains traditional elegant character. Externally, there is the rare advantage of a larger than average garden plot which affords access to off street parking at the front, and also off an adjacent lane at the rear, is access to a garage within the rear boundary. It is believed there is opportunity to further develop the access and potentially erect an additional building, subject to any necessary planning consents and approvals.

Holloway boasts a thriving community and a well respected primary school shared with the surrounding villages within the historic Dethwick parish. Good road links lead to the neighbouring market towns which include Matlock (5 miles), Belper (6 miles), Chesterfield (12 miles) and to the cities of Derby and Nottingham and beyond.

ACCOMMODATION
An arched enclosed porchway provides an attractive entrance to the front and shelters a hardwood panelled door, with decorative glazed lights, which in turn opens an entrance hall. From here panelled stairs, with pitch pine newel posts, rise to the first floor and beneath which is a useful walk-in store with low stone thrall, open shelving and quarry tiled floor.

Sitting room – 4.25m x 3.62m (13’ 11” x 11’ 11”) the measurements not including the bay window to the front, which retains similar leaded top lights to the hardwood window. There is also a corniced ceiling, hardwood panelled door and an original 1930’s wooden fireplace is inset with a marble hearth and living flame gas fire.

Dining kitchen – 3.48m x 3.16m (11’ 5” x 10’ 4”) accessed off the entrance hall and also from the rear. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern cupboards, drawers and work surfaces, which incorporate a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit and a stainless steel electric hob with matching splash back and extractor hood above. There is an eye level built-in oven, full height store to one side of the chimney breast, and an integral fridge and freezer. The rear aspect window allows a pleasant outlook across the extensive gardens.

Rear hall – retaining the original Minton tiled floor, and with access from the kitchen, external access a doors off to a…

Utility room – 2m x 0.84m (6’ 78” x 2’ 9”) with plumbing for an automatic washing machine and plinth for a tumble dryer above. There is coat hanging and window to the side.

WC – with high flush WC, quarry tiled floor and window to the side. The room also houses the electricity and gas meters.

From the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor galleried landing with window as the stairs return, and doors leading off to…

Bathroom – 2.01m x 2m (6’ 11” x 6’ 7”) fitted with a white shower suite to include a fitted low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin and a walk-in shower cubicle with screens to two sides and a fully tiled surround. To one corner, a full height linen store which houses the gas fired combination boiler, which serves the central heating and hot water system.

Bedroom 1 – 3.48m x 3.16m (11’ 5” x 10’ 4”) a good sized double bedroom with a pleasant outlook across the rear gardens towards the wooded slopes beyond.

Bedroom 2 – 4.25m x 3.62m (13’ 11” x 11’ 10”) maximum, a larger double bedroom with delightful views to the front looking across the parkland which flanks the village and to the distant hills beyond the Derwent Valley.

Bedroom 3 – 2.41m x 2.29m (7’ 11” x 7’ 6”) a comfortable single bedroom with similar far reaching views to the front.

OUTSIDE
The house stands with the rare advantage of a substantial garden plot which reaches from the front of Yew Tree Hill and gently rises to meet Chapel Lane at the rear. It is also believed there may be opportunity for some development whether better garaging, studio or perhaps a separate dwelling, all subject to any necessary planning consents or approvals.

From the larger garden area off Chapel Lane, there is access to a single garage of sectional concrete construction beneath a sheeted roof. The rear gardens are principally laid to lawn for ease of maintenance offering ample space for family recreation and the keen gardener alike.

To the front of the house, a deep lawned garden is set above stone walls which flank a long drive leading to the side and rear of the house. The gardens set the house well back from the roadside and include an attractive sitting area with herbaceous borders adding colour and interest. At the head of the drive, a wooden shed provides garden storage close to the house.

TENURE – Freehold.

SERVICES – All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating and hardwood sealed unit double glazing to the principal windows. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution.

EPC RATING – Current 70C / Potential 83B

COUNCIL TAX – Band C (Amber Valley Borough Council)

FIXTURES & FITTINGS – Only the fixtures and fittings mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. Certain other items may be taken at valuation if required. No specific test has been made on any appliance either included or available by negotiation.

DIRECTIONS – From Matlock Crown Square, cross the bridge and take Dale Road travelling south through Matlock Bath and on into Cromford. At Cromford crossroads turn left into Mill Road and follow it all the way to Lea Bridge, before the road begins to rise into Yew Tree Hill. Rise up the hill, passing the junction with Church Street, and 1 School Croft can be found on the left hand side.

VIEWING – Strictly by prior arrangement with the Matlock office 01629 580228.

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