This charming semi-detached house, originally built in the 1930s, maintains its traditional character with rendered elevations and appealing brick detailing, complemented by a classic timber gable at the front. While the property would benefit from some external maintenance and internal updates, it presents an excellent opportunity for those looking to invest and create a comfortable living space tailored to their preferences.
Situated in the picturesque village of Oker, this home is surrounded by the stunning Derbyshire countryside. Notably, Oker Hill offers numerous walking paths for outdoor enthusiasts. The property is conveniently located just outside the Peak District National Park, approximately two miles from Matlock's town center, which boasts a variety of shops and local amenities. Access to nearby towns such as Bakewell, Chesterfield, and Alfreton is straightforward via the local road network, making it feasible for commuters to reach larger cities like Sheffield, Derby, and Nottingham daily.
The accommodation begins with a hardwood front door leading into an entrance hall that features stairs ascending to the first floor and a handy storage cupboard underneath. The sitting room (4.89m x 3.08m) benefits from natural light provided by a front-facing bay window and an additional window linking to the conservatory at the rear. A solid fuel fire set within a stone surround adds warmth and character to this inviting space.
The dining kitchen (4.36m x 3.05m) is accessible from the hall and features windows overlooking the rear garden as well as side views. This area includes oak-fronted cupboards, ample work surfaces, an electric hob with under-counter oven, and space for necessary appliances. Adjacent is a conservatory (4.10m x 2.10m) constructed from uPVC double glazing; it provides lovely garden views along with vistas towards Bonsall Moor.
On the first floor landing are three bedrooms: Bedroom 1 (3.08m x 1.80m) is a cozy single room positioned at the front; Bedroom 2 (3.08m x 2.94m) is a double room that enjoys scenic views of Snitterton and Bonsall Moor; while Bedroom 3 (3.05m x 2.94m), also generous in size with built-in wardrobes and airing cupboard space, shares similar captivating views over the surrounding countryside.
Outside, a gravelled forecourt offers off-street parking alongside herbaceous borders providing privacy at the boundary line. The rear garden has become overgrown but features
