Listed for £315,000
November 11, 2025
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Ascending to the first floor, a spacious landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms, complemented by a main bathroom. The property also features a large garage accessible from Hyde Lane, equipped with solid wood double doors and a mezzanine storage area. Additionally, a substantial storage space at the rear of the garage, believed to have previously served as a butcher and cobbler's shop, offers further potential for development, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions.
This residence presents a unique opportunity to create a beautifully crafted home in a picturesque setting, blending historic charm with modern living.
Location - An important village since the Middle Ages, Hartington was granted a market charter in 1203 by William De Ferres and became a major centre for a large rural population from the many isolated farms in the surrounding area.
A pretty village at the northern end of Dovedale, the village is set in some of the very best walking country.
Hartington's past wealth and importance can be seen in the impressive stone cottages and houses around the village square and many ancient routes and trackways still meet in the village, although it has been years since a market has been held. One of the most impressive buildings in the village is Hartington Hall, now the local YHA. Dating back to 1611, the manor house still retains much of its original character and is one of the most popular youth hostels in the Peak District, with a restaurant open to the public serving locally sourced produce.
The scenery in and around this charming old limestone village is outstanding. The village is centred around the spacious square, with the much photographed duck pond as a focal point. There are some fine old buildings, including the Charles Cotton Hotel, St. Giles Church, the Market Hall and Hartington Hall. There is as a good selection of gift shops, cafes and pubs and there is a small pottery.
The Hartington creamery is unfortunately now closed but the adjacent speciality cheese shop remains and indeed thrives.
This popular village is surrounded by beautiful scenery with a network of footpaths radiating from it. To the south is romantic Beresford Dale, leading to Wovescote Dale and the famous Dovedale or venture north, in the Upper Dove valley on quieter paths to Pilsbury Castle and Crowdecote.
Hartington lies 1.5 miles to the west of the A515, take the B5054 just north of Newhaven or east from Warslow and Hulme End. The road is signposted with a brown sign pointing to the Tissington trail, as you drive down the road you will pass under the bridge that carries the Tissington trail and this was the site of Hartington Station.
Entrance Hall - 4.62m max x 1.80m (15'2 max x 5'11) - A spacious reception hallway greets you upon entry, featuring a striking staircase that ascends to the first-floor accommodation. This inviting space provides access to the ground floor rooms and is currently fitted wooden-style flooring.
Reception Room - 5.56m x 3.45m (18'3 x 11'4) - The lounge is an excellent and versatile reception room, offering a myriad of possible uses. Presently fitted with carpeting, with a dado rail and a feature fireplace decorated with intricate tiles, complemented by a cast iron-style open fireplace. Three generous single pane windows infuse the room with abundant natural light. There is direct access to the ground floor cloakroom.
Dining Room - 3.63m x 3.66m (11'11 x 12) - The dining room is another good-sized reception area, currently carpeted and featuring coving along the ceiling. A single pane window at the front allows for lovely views and natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere for dining and gatherings.
Kitchen - 3.48m x 1.83m (11'5 x 6 ) - Positioned at the rear of the property, the kitchen is equipped with base units and work surfaces, along with wall-mounted cabinets and a sink unit. It offers ample space for a cooker and features a window and door leading out to the rear, providing convenience for outdoor access. Additionally, there is a good-sized pantry area for extra storage.
First Floor Accommodation - Ascending to the first floor, you will find a spacious gallery-style landing, fitted with carpeting and featuring a window to the front aspect. This area provides access to the bedrooms and bathroom.
Landing -
Bedroom One - 11'11 x 11'9 (36'1"'36'1" x 36'1"'29'6" ) - Bedroom One is located at the front of the house, featuring carpeting and a single pane window that overlooks the front aspect, allowing for plenty of natural light.
Bedroom Two - 3.63m x 3.61m (11'11 x 11'10) - Bedroom two is another generous double room, also fitted with carpeting and a single pane window to the front aspect.
Bedroom Three - 3.58m x 1.83m (11'9 x 6 ) - Situated at the rear of the property, bedroom three is a well-proportioned single room, carpeted and featuring a window that offers views to the rear aspect.
Bathroom - 1.83m x 3.40m (6 x 11'2) - The family bathroom, which serves the bedrooms, is spacious and holds excellent potential for a heritage-style suite. Currently, it is fitted with a white suite that includes a WC, a bath with a shower overhead, and a pedestal wash hand basin. A radiator and a window to the rear aspect complete this functional space.
Outside - To the front of the property, a beautifully enclosed stone-walled garden creates a charming cottage-style area, offering a picturesque view of the residence that evokes the essence of a country home. The rear of the property features an enclosed garden/yard area, along with a good-sized garage accessible via wooden double doors, and there is off-road parking.
Additionally, there access to an adjoining outbuilding connected to the garage, currently used as a workshop and storage area which presents an exciting opportunity for conversion into additional accommodation or an annex, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.
Store - 1.14m x 3.71m (3'9 x 12'2 ) -
Workshop - 4.09m x 2.95m (13'5 x 9'8) -
Garage - 3.84m x 4.78m (12'7 x 15'8) -
Agents Notes - Freehold
Grade II listed
Mains Drainage and Electric
Electric Storage Heaters
Local Authority - Derbyshire Dales
Local authority reference number
Council Tax Band - Deleted
Entry Name: Ivydene
Listing Date: 10 August 1951
Last Amended: 27 July 1984
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1334898
English Heritage Legacy ID: 80555
Please note there is an open enforcement case regarding the unauthorised alterations of the windows (Please ask agent for more information)
Please Note .... - Please note that all areas, measurements and distances given in these particulars are approximate and rounded. The text, photographs and floor plans are for general guidance only. Denise White Estate Agents has not tested any services, appliances or specific fittings — prospective purchasers are advised to inspect the property themselves. All fixtures, fittings and furniture not specifically itemised within these particulars are deemed removable by the vendor
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