The Old Manse
Winster
Derbyshire
The Old Manse
The Old Manse
(Previously) sold: A fine Grade II listed period house with wonderful views across the rooftops of the village to open countryside beyond.
The Old Manse
Winster
Derbyshire
Caudwell and Co
££600,000
(Previously) sold
Guide Price
£600,000
Subject to contract
Yes
A 4 bedroom detached house in Winster, Matlock, Derbyshire, with off road parking and far reaching views.
A well-presented, Grade II listed, stone built house with family accommodation over three floors. The house is either approached to the front up a stone flagged pathway or from the off-street parking to the rear along a gravel path.
Ground floor: The front door opens into the hallway and to the right is the kitchen/breakfast room with a tiled floor and custom built kitchen by Davenports of Nottingham featuring a range of wall and base units, worktops incorporating a stainless steel sink unit and a further worktop with an inset sink unit. There is a Neff double oven and five burner gas hob with extractor over. A doorway leads into an attractive conservatory with stone floor, mature vine and door out to the garden. Also off the entrance hall is the dual aspect dining room with wood fireplace, cast iron inset grate and gas coal fire and a part glazed door leading to the stairs. Another door leads to the drawing room which is also dual aspect and has an oak board floor and cast iron fireplace with polished 'once a week' limestone surround and open grate.
First floor: The first floor landing leads to a dual aspect double bedroom with oak floor and fireplace, which is currently partially used as an office. There is a further double bedroom with beamed ceiling and fireplace and a family bathroom with full suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, low level W.C, hand basin set on a vanity unit with cupboards below, heated towel rail and airing cupboard. The utility room has a W.C, plumbing for a washer/dryer, sink unit, Worcester gas fired boiler and a door out to the rear garden.
Second floor: Stairs lead to the master bedroom with good fitted cupboards, an en suite bathroom with panelled bath, W.C, heated towel rail and hand basin and a fourth double bedroom, both with lovely views over the village and beyond.
Outside: To the front of the house is a stone flagged path which is flanked by mature borders to one side and an area of lawn to the other, this leads up to the front door and also to the side of the house where steps lead down to a useful cellar. To the side of the house is a further lawned area, a potting shed and a wood store. To the rear is a small patio area, lawns flanked by mature borders, a raised terrace and steps into a good-sized vegetable garden complete with greenhouse and cold frame. The rear gravel path leads up to off road parking for two good sized cars and a timber bike store.
A detached holiday cottage is available by separate negotiation.
Accommodation
Entrance hall; drawing room; dining room; kitchen/breakfast room; conservatory; master bedroom with en suite bathroom; three further double bedrooms; family bathroom; utility room; cellar
Amenities
Attractive mature gardens; raised terrace and pond; front and rear pedestrian access; off road parking for two cars
Historical Note
Dating from circa 1620 in the original part and remodelled in the early 18th century, adding its front Georgian façade and a third floor, The Old Manse is believed to be one of the oldest houses in Winster. Little is known about the early life of the property however in the early 19th century it was the home of a Methodist Minister and at the beginning of the 20th century it was occupied by a Cornishman named Mr Thomas who operated the steam powered pumping engine at the nearby Mill Close lead mine. During the inter-war period it was the home and surgery of local GP, Dr Fletcher and his wife, who was instrumental in reviving the Winster Morris Dancers.
A 4 bedroom detached house in Winster, Matlock, Derbyshire, with off road parking and far reaching views.
A well-presented, Grade II listed, stone built house with family accommodation over three floors. The house is either approached to the front up a stone flagged pathway or from the off-street parking to the rear along a gravel path.
Ground floor: The front door opens into the hallway and to the right is the kitchen/breakfast room with a tiled floor and custom built kitchen by Davenports of Nottingham featuring a range of wall and base units, worktops incorporating a stainless steel sink unit and a further worktop with an inset sink unit. There is a Neff double oven and five burner gas hob with extractor over. A doorway leads into an attractive conservatory with stone floor, mature vine and door out to the garden. Also off the entrance hall is the dual aspect dining room with wood fireplace, cast iron inset grate and gas coal fire and a part glazed door leading to the stairs. Another door leads to the drawing room which is also dual aspect and has an oak board floor and cast iron fireplace with polished 'once a week' limestone surround and open grate.
First floor: The first floor landing leads to a dual aspect double bedroom with oak floor and fireplace, which is currently partially used as an office. There is a further double bedroom with beamed ceiling and fireplace and a family bathroom with full suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, low level W.C, hand basin set on a vanity unit with cupboards below, heated towel rail and airing cupboard. The utility room has a W.C, plumbing for a washer/dryer, sink unit, Worcester gas fired boiler and a door out to the rear garden.
Second floor: Stairs lead to the master bedroom with good fitted cupboards, an en suite bathroom with panelled bath, W.C, heated towel rail and hand basin and a fourth double bedroom, both with lovely views over the village and beyond.
Outside: To the front of the house is a stone flagged path which is flanked by mature borders to one side and an area of lawn to the other, this leads up to the front door and also to the side of the house where steps lead down to a useful cellar. To the side of the house is a further lawned area, a potting shed and a wood store. To the rear is a small patio area, lawns flanked by mature borders, a raised terrace and steps into a good-sized vegetable garden complete with greenhouse and cold frame. The rear gravel path leads up to off road parking for two good sized cars and a timber bike store.
A detached holiday cottage is available by separate negotiation.
Entrance hall; drawing room; dining room; kitchen/breakfast room; conservatory; master bedroom with en suite bathroom; three further double bedrooms; family bathroom; utility room; cellar
Attractive mature gardens; raised terrace and pond; front and rear pedestrian access; off road parking for two cars
Dating from circa 1620 in the original part and remodelled in the early 18th century, adding its front Georgian façade and a third floor, The Old Manse is believed to be one of the oldest houses in Winster. Little is known about the early life of the property however in the early 19th century it was the home of a Methodist Minister and at the beginning of the 20th century it was occupied by a Cornishman named Mr Thomas who operated the steam powered pumping engine at the nearby Mill Close lead mine. During the inter-war period it was the home and surgery of local GP, Dr Fletcher and his wife, who was instrumental in reviving the Winster Morris Dancers.
