Listed for £225,000
March 11, 2026
Sold for £135,000
2016
Sold for £130,000
2006
Sold for £70,500
2001
Sold for £39,000
1998
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To The First Floor - From the inner hall a staircase leads up to the landing with stripped skirting boards, woodwork and balustrades. Traditional four panel stripped pine doors lead to all rooms and there is a loft access hatch.
Master Bedroom - 4.10m reducing 3.62m x 3.43m (13'5" reducing 11'1 - A good sized double bedroom having a PVCu double window to rear and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two - 2.91m reducing 2.55m x 2.53m extending 3.87m max - Having a PVCu double glazed sash window to the front elevation, central heating radiator and ceiling light.
Bathroom - 3.34m x 2.18m (10'11" x 7'1" ) - A generous and well appointed bathroom fitted with a three piece suite in white comprising a corner bath with electric shower fitted over, low level WC and a pedestal wash basin. There is complementary ceramic tiling to the walls, a central heating radiator, deep storage cupboard with traditional four panel stripped pine door housing the BAXi combination boiler which services the domestic hot water and central heating system. Exposed painted floorboards and a PVCu double glazed sash window to the front elevation.
Outside - To the front of the property there is low level brick boundary wall with pathway leading to the front entrance. A covered shared passageway to the side gives access to the delightful enclosed cottage style rear garden which has useful brick built storage sheds and comprises a patio seating area to the side of the kitchen finished with decorative coloured gravel which gives a good degree of privacy. A stone path leads to the main area of garden which is laid to lawn with well stocked raised borders housing a variety of established shrubs and flowering plants.
Area - The historic and picturesque village of Heage is strategically placed between the market towns of Belper and Ripley and is famous for Heage Windmill of which is one of only six working six sailed windmills with a stone tower in England. The village itself has a useful range of amenities including a local primary school, recreational park, numerous public houses/restaurants and delightful countryside walks and is situated approximately 9 to 10 miles away from the City of Derby.
Directional Note - Leaving Belper town centre along New Road, take the left hand fork into Chesterfield Road, taking the left fork continuing along into Crich Lane, turning right at the crossroads onto Spanker Lane. Continue along where 9 Rose cottages will be found on the left hand side clearly identified by our distinctive Home2sell For Sale board.