Church Farm presents huge development potential (STPP), set in 3.5 acres to include a five bedroom farmhouse with stunning views and almost 13,000sq ft. of additional buildings.

Description

Church Farm presents a rare opportunity to potential buyers, having never before been offered to the open market. Whilst the main farm house requires renovation, the prospect the site as a whole affords, (subject to the necessary planning consents) is undoubtedly the principal selling feature of Church Farm, alongside the stunning views.

Church Farm and the associated buildings are set in grounds of 3.5 acres, with two further lots of land available via separate negotiation, one measuring 5.2 acres and the other 5.6 acres.

CHURCH FARM
The farmhouse itself does require a programme of renovation, however, there is a generous 2300sq ft. of accommodation, arranged over two storeys to comprise; two reception rooms, a large cold store, and a breakfast kitchen to the ground floor, whilst the first floor holds five bedrooms and a family bathroom.

There is ample hard standing parking to the north aspect, with the garden to the property situated to the front elevation, predominantly laid to lawn, enjoying the views over to the south-westerly aspect.

BARNS & OUTBUILDINGS
The largest of the buildings is the vast, stone built barn to the rear of Church Farm, measuring 5800sq ft. and arranged over two storeys. The barn benefits high ceilings at both ground and first floor level, period features and at first floor level displays the impressive oak king truss beams. An old grain store attached to the rear of the barn provides a further 1000sq ft. of space.

The detached workshop building, previously the milking shed, was built in 1947 and provides just under 2000sq ft. of space over one storey. The workshop connects through to the old dairy and on to a collection of cattle and cart sheds.

A 74ft x 27ft Dutch barn completes the buildings associated with Church Farm, all of which provide excellent development potential, subject to the necessary planning permissions.

GENERAL INFORMATION

TENURE
Freehold

SERVICES
Mains electricity in understood to be connected to the property, however the water and draining are via private connections.

VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with Savills.

Location

Dethick is a small, tranquil settlement 4 miles south-east of Matlock which shares its name with the Dethick family, whose roots here can be traced with certainty back to the 13th century. Matlock boasts an excellent range of local facilities and amenities which briefly include; a Sainsburys supermarket, M & S Food hall, Boots, a pharmacy and a good choice of restaurants, bars and café’s. The nearby town of Chesterfield (11 miles) offers rail access to London in 1 hour and 47 minutes, whilst the A6 trunk road which runs through Matlock links into the A610, A38 and M1, providing access across the region. The property is well positioned for the Peak District National Park, which has an array of outdoor pursuits. The Ofsted outstanding (2012) rated Lea Primary school is 1 mile away, with other pre-school, primary and secondary schools available within the town

Square Footage: 15,293 sq ft


Acreage: 3.5 Acres

Additional Info

COUNCIL TAX Amber Valley Borough Council, tax band F.