The End House presents a unique opportunity to acquire a smallholding in a semi-rural position with stunning outlooks across the Derbyshire countryside, suiting those with amenity, equestrian and smallholding interests. The property offers a spacious dwelling with pleasant interiors, an adjoining annexe suitable for multi-generational living or as income potential as a holiday let, large garden, outbuildings and adjoining grassland paddocks all extending to a plot of approximately 3.35 acres (1.36 hectares).
The property boasts a peaceful yet highly accessible location just outside the Peak District National Park.

Location
The End House is situated in a semi-rural, south facing position boasting far-reaching views across the Derbyshire countryside, sitting just outside the Peak District National Park. With good transport links, the property is within close proximity to a wide range of amenities including high street shops, doctors surgeries, public houses, primary and secondary schools, supermarkets and fuel stations; Darley Dale (1.2 miles), Matlock (3.4 miles), Bakewell (6.7 miles), and Chesterfield (9.5 miles). The cities of Sheffield, Derby and Nottingham are within an hours commute, each offering train stations to further afield locations. There are many nearby local walks, bridleways, trails and beauty spots in the Peak District National Park, excellent for those who enjoy the outdoors and with equestrian interests.

Description
The End House offers an exciting smallholding in a semi-rural, elevated position with far-reaching countryside views, lending itself to those with amenity, equestrian and hobby farming interests. The property offers a stone-built four bedroom dwelling suitable for family living, together with an adjoining traditional two bedroom cottage classed as an annexe suitable for family or as holiday let or similar, well-kept gardens, small general stores, and adjoining grassland paddocks. The property extends to a total of approximately 3.35 acres (1.36 hectares), and offers a true ‘country lifestyle’ feel whilst remaining highly accessible to local amenities and providing a village community, on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park.

Directions
From Matlock town centre head northwest on the A6 out of town, and follow the road heading into Darley Dale. Turn right onto Chesterfield Road B5057, opposite the Co-Op. Continue along the road for approximately 0.6 miles climbing Sydnope Hill, before turning left onto the access driveway indicated by our ‘For Sale’ board. The property can be found at the end of the track. What3Words: //filled. trapdoor.swerving

History
The property have been in the vendors family for over 40 years which originally formed just the cottage. During this time the vendors built the main house and have since occupied the property as a multi-generational family home. The vendors have used the land for their small sheep flock.

Dwelling
The main dwelling offers an attractive stone-built property with a stunning outlook across the valley and pleasant accommodation across two floors suitable for family living. The ground floor welcomes through an entrance porch into a spacious breakfast kitchen with fitted units and a good-sized island, boasting a bright space with great views over the gardens. Off from the kitchen, a useful utility room and separate pantry, as well as a cloakroom with w/c and an inner hall with connecting access into the adjoining annexe. The main dwelling accommodation continues further with a dining room through to a pleasant living room with wood burning stove, and a second entrance hallway. Patio doors give access to the garden from both dining and living room.

The first floor offers a master bedroom with dual aspect outlooks, accompanied by an ensuite with shower, basin and w/c. There are three further double bedrooms, one offering a built-in storage room. A family bathroom locates off the landing hosting a shower, basin and w/c.

Annexe
Adjoining the main dwelling, an annexe offers additional accommodation in what was the ‘original’ dwelling. The annexe is suitable for multi-generational living or as a holiday let or similar.

The accommodation spreads across two floors offering characterful features and exposed timber beams, with ground floor being recently renovated. The accommodation briefly comprises entrance into a hallway through to the dining kitchen with fitted units and a storage room. A living room continues the traditional feel with a feature fireplace, whilst the ground floor also offers a shower room with shower, basin and w/c.

The first floor offers two spacious bedrooms with dual aspects views overlooking the countryside and providing much natural light.

Externally
The property offers extensive outdoor space, suited to those who are horticultural and seeking the country lifestyle, as well as those with equestrian and smallholding interests. A well-kept lawned garden lies to th