- Beautiful Period Cottage Located In The Belper Conservation Area +
- Stylish Presentation & Sympathetically Renovated +
- Beautiful Living Room with Bay Window & Feature Fireplace, +
- Characterful Dining Room With Quarry Tile Flooring +
- Bespoke Handmade Fitted Kitchen with Wood Worktops & Integrated Appliances +
- Two Spacious Double Bedrooms With Original Features & Study +
- Stylish Contemporary Bathroom with Three Piece Suite +
- South Facing Front Cottage Garden With Stone Wall Boundaries +
- Rear Courtyard with Brick Store & WC +
- Short Walking Distance to Belper Town Centre +
BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED COTTAGE SET IN CONSERVATION AREA - This stylish and attractive mid-terraced cottage offers two double bedrooms and has been sympathetically renovated to a high standard. Occupying a highly sought-after position within this historic conservation area, the property is ideally located close to the heart of Belper. The accommodation is well presented throughout, with spacious and well-proportioned rooms showcasing an array of charming character features that truly need to be seen to be appreciated.
The accommodation comprises a delightful living room featuring a bay window and an attractive fireplace with log burner, a dining room with quarry-tiled flooring and feature fireplace, and a bespoke handmade kitchen fitted with integrated appliances and solid wood work surfaces. To the first floor, a passaged landing leads to two generous double bedrooms, a study and a stylish contemporary bathroom.
Externally, the property benefits from a charming south-facing front garden with a paved seating area, raised planting beds and a stone-walled boundary. To the rear is a courtyard garden with a brick-built store and WC.
The Detail -
The Location - The property this situated in this delightful conservation area of Belper, located just a short walk away from the town centre, which provides an excellent range of amenities including a supermarket, shops, education at all levels, Railway Station, public houses, restaurants and recreational facilities.
The City of Derby is eight miles to the south. The famous market town of Ashbourne, known as the gateway to Dovedale and the Peak District National Park, lies approximately ten miles to the west and the sought after village of Duffield is located around three miles to the south.
For those who enjoy the outdoor pursuits the nearby Derbyshire countryside provides some delightful scenery and Belper also offers a delightful River Gardens with walks along the banks of the River Derwent.