4 bedroom house

Location
Flatts Farm is situated in a rural location near to the sought-after village of Hassop, with views overlooking the surrounding open countryside. The village offers a range of basic amenities including a church, public house and a café at Hassop Station with a primary school being within the nearby village of Great Longstone. A more comprehensive range of facilities including supermarkets, secondary schools and high street shops can be found in the nearby market towns of Bakewell, Chesterfield and the city of Sheffield. There is a good road network within easy reach, including the A619 and the A6 providing access to the surrounding towns of Bakewell (2 miles), Buxton (12 miles), Chesterfield (12 Miles) and the city of Sheffield (15 mile). There
are many nearby local walks, bridleways, trails and beauty spots including Chatsworth House across the Peak District National Park, excellent for those who enjoy the outdoors.

Directions
From Bakewell town centre, head North East around the one way system along A619 Baslow Road and cross over the bridge and out of the town. Continue past The Peak District National Park offices and then turn left onto B6001 Hassop Road. Follow Hassop Road to the Hassop Station roundabout the take the second exit following Hassop Road towards Hassop. Continue along the road for a short distance and Flatts Farm is the first property on the right hand side indicated by our for sale board.

Background
We understand the house dates back to the early 1800’s and the current family have owned the property since the purchase direct from Hassop Estate. Over their ownership the property has been used as a Bed and Breakfast and operated as a smallholding. Therefore, the property has not been offered on the market for sale before and similar opportunities are few and far between.

Description
The sale of Flatts Farm offers an outstanding opportunity to acquire a traditional country property in a stunning rural setting. The property is ideal for equestrian buyers and smallholders alike, being set in 6 acres together with a range of outbuildings, garages, workshop and stables and landscaped gardens. The house comprises accommodation over two floors currently with four bedrooms all with ensuites, two reception rooms, with many original features but would benefit from some modernisation. There is ample space to extend if required and enjoys breath taking views over the valley and the open countryside beyond.

Accommodation

Entrance Porch and Hallway
With an entrance door, tiled flooring and storage space and a stable style door leading into the Hallway. There are doors into the two reception rooms and the stairs rising to the first floor.

Sitting Room (13' 7'' x 11' 9'' (4.15m x 3.58m))
A spacious room having a window overlooking the front garden with far reaching views across the open countryside, a feature fireplace with a multiple fuel burner, exposed ceiling beams and a door into an inner hallway.

Dining Room (13' 11'' x 13' 7'' (4.25m x 4.15m))
With a window to the front, a feature fireplace housing an open fire, ceiling beams, parkay wooden flooring, doors into the Entrance Hallway and Inner Hallway. A spacious room with many original features and ample room for a large dining table.

Inner Hallway
There is an under stairs storage cupboard and leads into the Kitchen.

Kitchen (15' 6'' x 6' 10'' (4.73m x 2.09m))
With a window to the rear overlooking the rear garden, a fitted kitchen comprising wall and floor units with a stainless-steel sink and drainer, an oil-fired Stanley cooking range with twin ovens, hot plates which also does the central heating and hot water, positioned in a recess, space for a freestanding fridge freezer, tiled flooring a door leading to the Utility room and Rear Porch.

Rear Porch
A stone-built porch with windows to the rear, tiled flooring and a door into the Kitchen.

Utility room (13' 7'' x 6' 10'' (4.15m x 2.09m))
With a door leading from the Kitchen with wall and floor units with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier, a stainless-steel sink and drainer, tiled flooring, radiator and a door into the Ground Floor Bedroom.

Ground Floor Bedroom Four (13' 9'' x 9' 3'' (4.19m x 2.83m))
With a window to the side, with built in storage and an external entrance door. The room could be used as a home office or similar.

Bedroom Four Ensuite Bathroom
With a WC, wash hand basin, corner bath, tiled wall, radiator and a window to the side.

First Floor Landing

Master Bedroom (13' 9'' x 13' 9'' (4.18m x 4.18m))
A large double bedroom with a window to the front with views across the countryside, built-in in wardrobes, radiator and a door into:

Master Ensuite Shower room
With a window to the side, a WC, sink and shower unit with an electric shower.

Bedroom Two (13' 7'' x 11' 9'' (4.15m x 3.59m))
A large double bedroom with a window to the front elevation with far reaching views, built in wardrobes, a wash hand basin with a tiled splash back, radiator and a door into:

Bedroom Two Ensuite
With a shower cubicle, electric shower, WC and extractor fan.

Bedroom Three (13' 7'' x 7' 0'' (4.15m x 2.14m))
A double bedroom with dual aspect windows to the rear and side elevation with rural views, radiator and door into:

Family Bathroom
A jack and jill style bathroom with a door into Bedroom Three and from the landing, with a shower cubicle, bath, wash hand basin, WC, heated towel radiator, tiled walls, window to the rear elevation and built-in storage cupboard which houses the hot water tank.

Externally

Gardens
There are formal lawns to the front and rear of the property with broad, well stocked borders and planting areas providing colour from early spring to late autumn, with a variety of fruit trees. The front garden also has two ponds with a water pump feature between the two. There are patio areas to the front and rear of the house, excellent for outside dining and further lawned areas to the side of the house.

Driveway
The entrance to the driveway is off Hassop Road which provides access to the outbuilding and grassland together with parking for multiple vehicles. With a second yard area suitable for machinery and produce storage. There is a pathway leading from the parking area to the house.

Detached Garage and Workshop (16' 7'' x 47' 9'' (5.06m x 14.55m))
A detached large brick-built garage formerly being a cattle shed, now with a vehicle pit, concrete flooring, vehicle access door, two windows and a pedestrian door, skylights, with electric, lighting and water. The building does have some potential for conversion into a holiday let or similar, subject to the necessary planning consents.

Machinery Store (22' 10'' x 27' 9'' (6.96m x 8.46m))
An open fronted concrete block building with concrete flooring, electric and lighting. The building has good roof height for parking of tractors or similar. There is a separate store with an internal access door measuring 3.03m x 2.23m.

Workshop (19' 0'' x 25' 2'' (5.8m x 7.68m))
A mono pitched concrete block insulated building with concrete flooring, vehicle access doors, lighting and electric.

Hobby Room
Adjoining the Workshop, with an external entrance door a spacious room (3.31m x 4.51m)
with windows to rear, with fitted kitchen units, sink and drainer, tiled flooring, plumbing for a washing machine. There is a second room (3.31m x 2.78m) with tiled flooring, a window and a dooring into a shower room with a shower cubicle, WC and sink with tiled flooring. The building has electricity and water and was formerly used as a hobby room, but could be used as a home office or similar.

Wooden Garage (19' 7'' x 10' 0'' (5.98m x 3.05m))
A timber built single garage.

Stable (16' 3'' x 11' 9'' (4.96m x 3.58m))
A concrete block building with concrete flooring and is currently split into two boxes and opens out on the northern paddock.

Field Shelter (17' 9'' x 14' 7'' (5.42m x 4.45m))
A timber framed building opening out onto the middle paddock.

Tractor Shed (12' 0'' x 18' 6'' (3.66m x 5.63m))
A concrete block mono pitched shed with concrete flooring and vehicle entrance. The building has lighting and electric and could be used for livestock.

Stable Block
A concrete block built stable block, internally comprising two loose boxes measuring 3.14m x 7.02m (in total) with concrete flooring. The building has water and electricity with two stable entrance doors which open out into:

Livestock Shed (14' 8'' x 24' 0'' (4.48m x 7.32m))
A concrete block mono pitched building adjoining the stable block, comprising two loose pens with removeable gates and concrete flooring. There is a large door leading out on the stack yard and then with gates into the fields.

Various Garden Sheds
There are five timber garden sheds located around the yard together with a wendy house.

Land
The land is down to permanent pasture with all being suitable for grazing of all livestock and some for mowing. The land is split into three main fields with dry stone walling and post and rail fencing. Vehicular access to the land is from the yard area or by a separate entrance off Hassop Road. The land has the benefit of a natural water supply which runs into a pond in the largest field through with mains water troughs.

Services
Mains water and electricity are connected, with private drainage. The central heating is oil fired.

Sporting and Timber Rights
These rights are believed to be included as far as they exist.

Fixtures and Fittings
Only those referred to in these particulars are included in the sale.

Tenure & Possession
The property will be sold freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Rights of way, wayleaves and easements
The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all other rights of way, wayleaves and easements that may exist whether or not they are defined in these particulars.

Local Authority
Derbyshire Dales District Council, Matlock

Planning Authority
Peak District National Park Authority, Bakewell.

Council Tax Band
G

EPC Rating
G

Viewing
Strictly by appointment through the selling agents Bagshaws Bakewell Office.

Method of sale
For sale by Private Treaty

Money Laundering Regulations
Due to recent changes in legislation, all buyers must provide relevant documentation in order to provide proof of their identity and place of residence. The documentation collected will not be disclosed to any other party.