• Freshly redecorated throughout and modern bathroom +
• Two double bedroom three storey house +
• NO UPWARD CHAIN and VACANT POSSESSION +
• New flooring, kitchen worktops and cabinets +
• New cooker - and washing machine also included +
• Council Tax band B +
• Potential to convert front garden to driveway (subject to consent) +
• uPVC double glazing +
• In centre of popular village with primary school and great amenities +
• Close to countryside walks and cycling routes +

With no upward chain and vacant possession, this freshly-decorated home has new flooring throughout, a new kitchen and bathroom, the potential for off-road parking (as per neighbouring homes) and is located in the heart of this popular village. The home also includes a brand new cooker, a washing machine and has two double bedrooms.

On the ground floor, the spacious living room leads through to the newly-fitted kitchen. Stairs lead up to the first floor, which has a double bedroom and modern bathroom. Continue up to the double bedroom on the second floor. To the front of the home, the neat front garden could easily be reconfigured to include off-road parking spaces (subject to planning consent - neighbouring properties have done so), whilst the easy-maintenance rear garden has a large patio and shed.

Crich is a bustling village which is home to the National Tramway Museum and Crich Stand monument, from which you can see five counties on a clear day. The village centre has renowned cafe-bakery The Loaf, a modern Indian restaurant, popular pub, grocery shop and more. There is a primary school, youth club and cycling and walking routes aplenty in all directions. Further afield are the market towns of Belper, Matlock and Wirksworth, whilst the Peak District and commutes to Derby, Nottingham, Sheffield and the M1 corridor are all within easy reach.

Front Of The Home - A traditional stone wall forms the front boundary and gritstone paving slabs create a path to the front door and around to the rear of the home. There is a neat raised lawn on the left and gravel bed on the right. As previously mentioned, the neighbouring properties have converted this area into a driveway and it is reasonable to assume it would be possible to create off-road parking here.

This south-facing front garden has an open aspect, with no house directly opposite, so gets the sun all day long. Enter the home through a half-glazed composite front door.

Living Room - 3.67 x 3.62 (12'0" x 11'10") - Freshly painted and with a new carpet, the focal point of this room is the large fireplace with a stone hearth, stone columns and lintel. It houses an electric fire. To the right is a built-in meter cupboard with shelf above. Like all rooms, the living room has high skirting boards and it also has a high ceiling with light fitting and a radiator. A white door with chrome handle leads into the kitchen.