4 bed detached house for sale

Smedley Street, Matlock DE4

Completed in early 2017, this attractive stone built property benefits from a contemporary design which in part is two storey, whilst the principal living space sits within a striking zinc roof single storey. The house, being the largest of the three properties which nestle within Dudley’s Yard, is situated away from passing traffic, whilst conveniently placed for access in and around the town, and for the amenities of Smedley Street. Internally, the accommodation is presented with style and quality, providing a range of versatile living space with bedroom options on each floor, and would equally appeal to a growing family or downsizers looking for a comfortable home. There is a superb open plan living kitchen which spans the width of the property and features a contemporary stove style gas fire to one end, a well fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, and bi-fold doors providing direct access to the gardens. Also to the ground floor is a utility room and two spacious bedrooms, each offering options as additional living space and access to two bathrooms. At first floor level, two further generous bedrooms each with ensuite facilities. Oak veneered doors are fitted throughout and there is the benefit of under floor heating across the ground floor.

The property stands on a good sized and pleasantly landscaped garden plot, which predominantly takes full advantage of the southerly aspect and views which reach towards the hills which surround the Derwent Valley. Good road links lead to the neighbouring market towns of Bakewell, Chesterfield and Alfreton, whilst the cities of Sheffield, Derby and Nottingham are also lie within daily commuting distance.
Accommodation

Accessed from the side patio, a pair of fully double glazed doors opens to the…

Open plan living kitchen – 9.15m x 4.49m (30’ x 14’ 9”) measured overall, an excellent all day family living space with opportunity to create a formal dining area, if required. The kitchen area includes a range of modern cupboards and drawers, complemented by grey Quartz works surfaces which return to create separation in the room and provide a deep breakfast bar. Integral appliances include an induction hob, under counter electric oven, contemporary steel and glass extractor canopy and a dishwasher. To the living area, a stylish tall gas fired stove. The room is finished with polished limestone floor tiling (under floor heated), a picture window above the sink position which frames the southerly views reaching far along the valley including taking in the hill of High Tor, Masson and Riber. Bi-fold doors open from the living area to the front patio, which takes similar benefit from the views and situation.

Off the ktichen, an open hall leads to Bedroom 1 and the utility room.

Utility room – 2.88m x 2.05m (9’ 5” x 6’ 9”) designed with space for an Amercian style fridge, there is position for white goods beneath a work surface. There is rustic wall shelving, window to the front and built-in cupboard which houses the gas fired boiler and hot water cylinder, together with the manifolds for the under floor heating.

Bedroom suite 1 – 5.51m x 3m (18’ 1” x 9’ 10”) a generously proportioned double bedroom, also utilised with office space. There is a rear aspect window and access to an…

Ensuite shower room – designed to utilise space beneath the stairs, there is a WC, wash hand basin and broad walk-in shower cubicle. Mosaic wall tiling complements the sleek grey floor tiles, chromed ladder radiator.

A second open hall leads from the living area to the family bathroom and bedroom 2.

Family bathroom (Jack and Jill) – similarly finished with pleasing effect and fitted with a white suite to include WC, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with mixer shower fitting. Chromed ladder radiator. Direct access from the hall.

Bedroom 2 – 4.75m x 3.30m (15’ 7” x 10’ 10”) a second good double bedroom with a continuation of the heated tiled flooring, direct access to the family bathroom and a separate walk-in store cupboard.

From the living kitchen, stairs rise to the first floor landing where doors lead off to Bedrooms 3 and 4.

Bedroom suite 3 – 5.20m x 4m (17’ 1” x 13’ 1”) maximum, a generously proportion bedroom with side by side roof lights allowing glimpses of the hills across the valley. There is the benefit of a deep built-in wardrobe, and access to an…

Ensuite shower room – with mosaic tiling to the walls, high gloss grey tiling to the floor, and fitted with a white suite to include a Quadrant shower cubicle with mixer shower fitting, WC and wash hand basin. Chromed ladder radiator and Velux roof light facing the rear.

Bedroom suite 4 – 5.20m x 3.92m (17’ 1” x 12’ 11”) a spacious double bedroom and with the benefit of a built-in wardrobe, and access to an…

Ensuite shower room – with Quadrant walk-in shower, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. Chromed ladder radiator and Velux roof light.
Outside & parking

From Smedley Street, a driveway leads to Dudley’s Yard, the driveway retaining the period flagstones at its centre. The driveway descends to the bottom of the cul-de-sac where Barn Croft is found to the right hand side. Off the drive, there is gravelled hard standing for two to three vehicles, above which stands a substantial timber store / workshop. A rear garden is laid to grass with a central ornamental cherry tree, together with other trees planted to borders, including a young laurel hedge and iron railings.

There is also the benefit of a parking / turning bay for off loading and from here broad stone paved steps descend to a patio terrace and the principal entrance at the side of the house. Wandering beneath the pergola, the terrace extends to a full width patio sheltered within a glass and steel balustrade.

Two further steps lead to a level lawn, ideal for family recreation, beyond which an informal area planted with a variety of perennials, shrubs and small fruit trees. There is a painted shed to one corner, pebbled and raised box beds providing additional colour and interest. From the bottom of the garden, a stile provides a short cut walk into the town.

Tenure – Freehold

services – All mains services are available to the property, which enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating and uPVC double glazing. No specific test has been made on the services or their distribution. The property also benefits from an alarm system.

EPC rating – Current 87B / Potential 93A

council tax – Band E

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, take Bank Road rising out of the town. Just after the turn into County Hall on the left, take the next left onto Smedley Street. Proceed along Smedley Street, passing the garage showroom on the right before reaching the church also on the right. The narrow driveway down into Dudley’s Yard is opposite the church, between two properties. Barn Croft is located at the bottom of the drive.

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viewing – Strictly by prior arrangement with the Matlock office .

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