Chapel En Le Frith, High Peak

This exceptional pre-17th-century detached stone house offers an outstanding blend of period charm and modern comfort. Immaculately presented throughout, the property features five generous bedrooms, two well-appointed bathrooms and three versatile reception rooms, providing ample space for family living and entertaining. The house is set within beautifully landscaped gardens of approximately one quarter of an acre, creating a tranquil and private setting. The accommodation benefits from gas central heating and is connected to broadband telecoms via a fibre optic cable. The property is served by a shared septic tank located on the grounds of Marsh Green Business Park. The interior showcases a harmonious mix of original features and contemporary finishes, with each room thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light and take full advantage of the stunning views over Eccles Pike, South Head and Kinder Scout. The location is ideal for families, being close to excellent transport links and highly regarded local schools, making this a superb opportunity to acquire a unique and historic family home.
The outside space is truly a highlight of the property, with gardens extending to approximately a quarter of an acre. These are predominantly laid to lawn and complemented by well-established flower beds, mature perennials and attractive shrubs, creating a wonderful combination of colour, privacy and year-round interest. The boundaries are defined by a mixture of traditional stone walls and established hedging, enhancing both the charm and sense of seclusion. A traditional iron gate and walled garden to the front open onto a paved pathway, leading through established flower beds to the front door and providing a particularly welcoming approach. An electronic gated entrance gives secure access to a concealed reenforced driveway, which leads to a stone hardstanding and the rear garage. The driveway and hardstanding offer ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles and direct access to the property. To the rear, an attractive stone courtyard forms part of Marsh Green Barn, with Court Yard House benefiting from a pedestrian right of way across the courtyard to the rear entrance porch. The courtyard itself provides a charming and characterful approach, with its stone construction complementing the period architecture. The semi-detached stone garage, situated rear to rear, offers useful additional storage and parking facilities, with independent access and electricity, making it ideal for a workshop or other practical uses. This outstanding outside space completes the appeal of a truly remarkable home.