GUIDE PRICE £950,000-£975,000 * NO CHAIN - FREEHOLD * A once in a lifetime opportunity has arisen to acquire this beautiful five bedroom, stone built, detached residence enjoying breath-taking panoramic views from every aspect over rolling countryside with views across to High Bradfield and Agden Dam. This most impressive property dates back to the 1700's and briefly comprises: Entrance hallway with access to the downstairs shower room and WC. Formal lounge with open fire. Separate dining room. Large kitchen diner enjoying the fabulous views and having an integrated oven and hob, with space for undercounter white goods. Second sitting room/snug and separate drinks bar. Staircases rise from either end of the house to the first floor where there are five generously proportioned double bedrooms, all having wash basins. Bedroom one benefits from a large en-suite bathroom with full suite, whilst bedrooms two and three share a spacious Jack & Jill en-suite, which forms the main family bathroom. Throughout, the property retains many original features including exposed beams, dating back to the 18th Century. Oil central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout. Internally, whilst well maintained, the property would benefit from cosmetic upgrading and modernisation, ideal for the discerning purchaser to alter, adapt and improve to their own taste.

Outside - The property occupies a prominent position overlooking the Bradfield Dale and enjoys a substantial plot of approximately 3 1/2 acres with beautifully manicured grounds, separate paddock and woodland. To the rear is a patio leading from the property itself ideal for entertaining. Outbuildings include: stable, large double garage with electric door and coal store. Boiler room and laundry. Two excellent greenhouses. To the front is a sweeping driveway providing ample off road parking for several vehicles.

Location - Situated in the sought after location of Bradfield which boasts two popular pubs and a post office/ village store/cafe. Bradfield Comprehensive School and Dungworth Primary School are both approximately a 10 minute drive away. 8 miles to Sheffield City Centre. Delightful country walks on the doorstep and outstanding views from every aspect.

Services - Water is sourced from a private borehole and is heated using the solar panels on the roof as a renewable energy source. Waste is disposed of by way of a septic tank which is located on the moor opposite. The property benefits from mains electricity and oil fired heating

Valuer - Lewis Hughes MNAEA