This impressive country residence features a substantial main house alongside two independent apartments, offering significant renovation and investment potential. Nestled within approximately 16.08 acres of picturesque grounds, this property boasts an elevated position that provides sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
Dating back to the early 1600s, the main house is constructed of Ashlar gritstone and is recognized as a Grade II Listed building due to its historical and architectural significance. The exterior showcases a striking southern façade with three symmetrical bays and multiple elegant windows, while the interior maintains numerous period details complemented by a contemporary layout that enhances its livability. Spanning around 5,607 square feet, the living space includes well-proportioned rooms arranged over two levels plus a cellar, making it an ideal candidate for modernization to meet current lifestyle expectations.
The property includes two distinct apartment units—Valley View and West Wing—each with separate access points. These units present opportunities for guest accommodation or rental income, and they could potentially be integrated into the main residence if desired. Valley View features characterful elements such as exposed timber trusses and offers a layout conducive to either residential use or further development. Meanwhile, West Wing benefits from charming original detailing along with modern kitchen amenities.
Surrounding the home, the extensive grounds include beautifully landscaped gardens that offer various outdoor spaces—perfect for both relaxation and recreation. Key features include formal lawns bordered by mature trees, a sunken pool fed by natural springs, and productive vegetable gardens along with an orchard boasting diverse fruit trees. There is also additional land available through separate negotiation.
Located in the hamlet of Blackwall, adjacent to Kirk Ireton village on the southern edge of the Peak District National Park, this property is ideally situated for those seeking both tranquility and accessibility. The nearby village offers essential amenities such as a pub and local shop, while Ashbourne’s market town is just six miles away and provides a broader array of services including independent shops and dining options.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the wealth of recreational activities available in the area—from walking and cycling trails to water sports at nearby Carsington Water. Educational institutions are plentiful too, ranging from reputable primary schools to notable secondary establishments such as Repton School.
With excellent transport links via major roads connecting to regional centers like Birmingham and Nottingham, along with convenient access to East Midlands Airport and rail services from Derby, this property not only represents a distinctive residential opportunity but also stands as a viable investment prospect in an attractive rural setting.
