This historically rich property, originally built in 1860 as part of the Littleover Hall Estate and later remodeled in the early 1900s, offers a unique opportunity for renovation enthusiasts and investors. The brick exterior is complemented by distinctive Staffordshire blue tiles and slate roofing, while the principal facade features three elegant two-storey square bays adorned with gables, creating an appealing architectural presence. The extensive grounds encompass around an acre of tiered gardens, mature trees, and an orchard, ideal for potential landscaping enhancements or even development subject to planning permissions.
Accessed via ornate twin stone pillars and a gravel driveway that leads to a versatile two-storey coach house/garage, this property presents ample parking and turning spaces along with exciting prospects for conversion or additional accommodation. Inside, the grand entrance lobby opens into a striking hall with a staircase that could be restored to highlight its original charm. The spacious drawing room and adjacent dining room boast high ceilings and period features but may benefit from modern updates.
The well-appointed kitchen has been recently refurbished with contemporary cabinetry and high-end appliances. However, other areas may require cosmetic updates or reconfiguration to maximize space efficiency. With six generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor, plus four additional rooms in the converted second storey, this home provides excellent scope for semi-independent living arrangements or guest accommodations.
Further enhancing this property’s allure are various outbuildings that can serve as storage or office spaces but hold redevelopment potential as well. The lovingly renovated gardener's washroom reflects luxury finishes that could inspire similar enhancements throughout the estate.
Located within easy reach of local amenities in Littleover and excellent schooling options nearby, along with straightforward access to Derby city centre, this property stands poised for capital growth after thoughtful restoration.
