St Peters Close, Hartshorne Only 1 Remaining
Address: St. Peters Close, Main Street, Hartshorne, Derbyshire
Post Code: DE11 7AT
Type: 4 Bedroom Detatched
Tenure: Freehold
Price: £375,000
Key Features
- Fully Alarmed inc Garage
- Double glazing throughout
- Landscaped Garden
- Study/office
- Galleried Landing
- Individual Feature Oak entrance porches
- Cottage feel to the exterior
- Double Garage with Electric Door
- Small Select Development
- NHBC 10 Year Warranty
Plot 1: Sold
Plot 2: Sold
Plot 3: Sold
Plot 4: For Sale @ £375,000
A unique development of four , executive properties situated in the heart of Hartshorne.
Each property consists of 4 bedrooms, with en-suite to master. Fitted wardbrobes to all bedrooms, and choice of sanitary if reserved early.
Ground floor consists of oak storm porch, leading into the entrance hallway. Sitting room with open fire place to take wood burning stove. Fully fitted kitchen (including appliances) . Dining area with feature french windows to patio area. Utility room . Study / office / cloakroom.
Ground Floor
Entrance
Substantial oak storm porch with oak panel door and double glazed side screen to entrance hall.
Entrance Hall
Having vaulted ceiling to balcony landing above, telephone point, designer radiator, recessed spotlights, cloakroom cupboard below stairs, doors off to separate WC.
WC
With corner wash-hand basin, radiator, concealed coupling WC.
Sitting Room
4.63m (15’2”) x 3.83m (12’7”) max measurement
With fireplace having open flue for real fire, UPVC double glazed French doors to landscaped rear gardens, two double radiators, recessed ceiling spotlights, wiring for integrated satellite TV, telephone point for broadband, TV aerial point.
Dining Kitchen
4.59m (15’1”) x 5.84m (19’2”)
Luxuriously appointed with a built-in range of modern kitchen units by choice, and enjoying a dual aspect with UPVC double glazed windows over the front driveway, matching UPVC double glazed windows to the landscaped rear gardens, two double radiators, recessed spotlighting, TV aerial point, large built-in pantry cupboard, door off to utility room.
Utility Room
1.93m (6’4”) x 1.70m (5’7”)
Base units (by agreement), sink unit, wall mounted boiler, half panel double glazed door to rear elevation.
First Floor
Balcony Landing
3.90m (12’10”) x 3.30m (10’10”) average
From the entrance hall a timber bespoke staircase rises to the balcony landing with UPVC cottage style windows to the front elevation, radiator, airing cupboard, built in storage cupboard, spotlighting.
Master bedroom
3.63m (11’11”) x 3.09m (10’2”)
With twin built in double door wardrobes and storage recess, UPVC double glazed windows to the rear elevation, radiator, telephone point, TV aerial point, recessed spotlighting, door off to shower en suite.
En Suite
Comprising low level WC, wash hand basin, glazed corner entry shower cubicle and heated chrome ladder towel rail.
Bedroom 2
2.89m (9’6”) x 3.09m (10’2”) plus recess
UPVC double glazed windows to the front elevation, radiator built-in double door wardrobes.
Bedroom 3
3.12m (10’3”) x 2.86m (9’5”) plus recess
UPVC double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator, TV aerial point.
Bedroom 4
2.95m (9’8”) x 1.96m (6’5”) plus recess
UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation, radiator, built-in double door wardrobe.
Family Bathroom
Fitted with a modern suite comprising panel bath with shower unit over, low level WC and wash-hand basin, ladder chrome towel rail, two opaque double glazed windows to the rear elevation, ceiling spotlights.
Outside
Grounds & Garage
The property is approached over tarmacadam driveway and block-brick hand standing to a double garage with up-and-over doors, electric light and power supply. There is a small front forecourt and landscaped rear gardens.
History
Hartshorne is a village in the south of Derbyshire that has been in existence, in one form or other since before the Domesday Book. when it was listed as being owned by the de Ferrers family. However, there have been archaeological findings around Hartshorne that suggest mans habitation of the area since the Iron Age. Traditional industries have included agriculture, cheese making, mining and pottery.
Education
Situated only 5 miles away is the reputable Repton School for boys and girls aged 13 to 18 years of age, offering a broad curriculum. Hartshorne Primary School is a village school providing the educational needs for approximately 90 children, between the ages of 4 & 11.The school is a happy and friendly place, were all the children know each other.
