• Imposing and attractive, stone built five bedroom detached farmhouse +
• A range of steel portal framed and traditional stone built buildings +
• Suitable for smallholding and agricultural use +
• Potential for conversion and business use, subject to the necessary consents +
• 5.66 acres of grassland +
• In the Peak District National Park. +

An imposing and attractive, stone built five bedroom detached property in a sought after, accessible location in the Peak District National Park. benefiting from 5.66 acres of grassland, and a range of steel portal framed and traditional stone built buildings offering potential for smallholding and agricultural use or for conversion and business use subject to the necessary consents.

Location - The Grange occupies a position overlooking the surrounding countryside, located within the heart of the Peak District National Park offering endless trails for walkers and cyclists.

The property lies a short distance from the popular market town of Chapel en le Frith (3 miles), where a wide range of amenities are on offer including primary and secondary schools, public houses, Churches, supermarkets and high street shops. Further nearby towns and villages include Peak Forest to the south east (1 mile), Buxton to the south (6 miles) and Bakewell to the south east (11.5 miles).

Ground Floor - A flexible and spacious area current laid out internally as two halves briefly comprising a entrance hall, a spacious lounge, Dining Kitchen, a further living dining Kitchen, Panty, laundry Room and Storage Rooms which could be incorporated into further living space. The ground floor benefits from views over the adjacent countryside. The space could be reconfigured to suit a multitude of lifestyles.

First Floor - With five Double Bedrooms and Two Family Bathrooms accessed by two staircases, again offering a flexible opportunity for the purchaser. Benefitting from attractive views over the surrounding Derbyshire Countryside.

Attic Room - A flexible space offering potential for numerous uses, such as Home Office, Storage or an additional bedroom room.

Externally - The property benefits from a range of traditional and modern agricultural buildings, currently utilised for agricultural purposes. The stone-built traditional buildings sit adjacent to the farmhouse, a mixture of both single and two storey in height, with the potential to convert subject to all the necessary planning consents. Currently the building is separated into various stores and a large hay barn. There are two modern steel portal framed building positioned to the rear of the stone barn. Currently being used for housing livestock, they offer flexibility in their uses and suitable for storage or potentially business purposes, subject to the necessary consents. The paddock to the front of the property extends to approx. 3.65 acres, bounded by dry stone walling, with mature trees to one boundary. The land is mostly all down to grassland, suitable for grazing of all livestock and horses, with a small pond located centrally. The land is in reasonably good heart and benefits from access from both the roadside and farmyard/driveway.