3 Bank View, Main Road
Hathersage
South Yorkshire
S32 1BB
High Street, Stoney Middleton, Hope Valley
Asking Price £375,000
2 Bedroom House - Detached
- Desirable Peak District Village Location
- Flexible Living Spaces To Suit Modern Lifestyles
- Dedicated Home Office
- Easily Managed Garden
- Well Presented Throughout
- Direct Access To A Wealth Of Outdoor Pursuits
- Easy Commutable Distance Of Major Commercial Centres
- Close To Amenities
- EPC: E
- Viewings: Hathersage Office
Charming Georgian Cottage in the Peak District village of Stoney Middleton. This beautifully presented detached stone cottage offers a perfect blend of character, flexibility and modern living.
Set over three floors, this versatile property - ideal as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or second home - offers a welcoming living space filled with natural light, with delightful views across the village towards Eyam Edge.
The layout flows effortlessly, with adaptable rooms that can be tailored to suit a variety of lifestyles. A delightful triple aspect sitting room with log burning stove connects to a fitted kitchen and on to a utility room and further flexible reception below. Upstairs, two well-proportioned double bedrooms offer comfortable and characterful accommodation, complemented by a shower room.
Outside, the property continues to impress. The low-maintenance garden with patio seating and established planting, provides an ideal space to relax or entertain. A standout feature is the separate home office, fully equipped with electricity and broadband. Perfect for remote working, creative use, or as a peaceful studio space.
Stoney Middleton lies at the boundary between The Dark Peak and The White Peak, making it perfectly positioned for easy access to the moors and escarpments that run from Hathersage to Baslow; the parklands of Chatsworth; the quarries and dales towards Eyam; the more pastoral landscapes of Litton and Tideswell; and the River Derwent running along the bottom of the valley.
The 257 and 65 bus services run regularly to the Derbyshire towns of Bakewell, and Buxton and over the moors to the nearby city of Sheffield.
The village itself (pictures included) is built on a series of small lanes, that traverse the slopes of four different hills and project along the bottom of the valley towards the river, offering over twenty different walking routes under 3 miles direct from the door.
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