Hopping Hill, Belper

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Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
-
Living Spaces
2
Type
House
Ownership
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Area
2,549 sqft
Price per area
£186 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
2 Kingsize Rooms
Double
2 Double Rooms
Bathrooms
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Living Spaces
2 Living Spaces

Features

Cellar
Dressing Room
Landing
Utility Room

Information

Energy Performance
Current EPC
68 D
Potential EPC
80 C

Description

The Detail
Dating from the 1790s and constructed in stone by the Strutt family, this Grade II Listed residence is a remarkable example of Milford’s historic architecture. The property is arranged across four floors and retains a wealth of original character alongside practical improvements for modern living. The entrance opens directly into an impressive dining/reception room, where tiled flooring, built-in cupboards, shutters, exposed brickwork and a substantial log burner create a warm and atmospheric setting. The generous lounge features a wood-clad ceiling, exposed character and wooden flooring, together with a further log burner. From here there is access to the utility room and basement. The utility room is fitted with tiled flooring, blue cabinetry coordinating with the kitchen, a Belfast sink, heated towel rail, WC and plumbing for a washing machine. The extended breakfast kitchen provides an excellent everyday living and entertaining space, with powder blue cabinetry, a large Britannia range cooker with gas hob, extractor hood, breakfast bar seating four, space for an American-style fridge freezer and an integrated dishwasher. Dual-aspect windows and two external doors provide excellent natural light and access to outside. The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms, both with exposed timber beams, feature fireplaces, attractive views and carpeting. The landing includes useful built-in shelving within an arched alcove, whilst the airing cupboard houses the boiler. The bathroom features a Jacuzzi bath, separate shower enclosure, WC, vanity wash basin, tiled flooring and exposed beams. The top floor provides a substantial principal bedroom with exposed brickwork and timber beams, alongside a walk-in wardrobe fitted with wardrobes. A further double bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a built-in desk/dressing table. The en-suite includes a mains shower with rainfall head, WC and wash basin incorporated into fitted storage. The basement has been thoughtfully divided into two fully usable rooms, both with wooden flooring and attractive barrelled ceilings. One of the rooms benefits from patio doors providing access to outside, whilst also housing the fuse board and meters. A separate WC and wash basin add further practicality, with the two rooms offering excellent flexibility for a variety of uses including a home office, studio, gym, hobbies or additional reception space. Outside, the front garden is low maintenance and enclosed by iron spindle fencing, with a patio area and driveway parking for two vehicles. An EV charger is also provided. The garden continues around the property with paved areas and steps leading to a further section, where a vinyl shed is included. A second separate outside area, accessed from the other kitchen door, also benefits from a further included vinyl shed. Milford is a highly regarded historic village within the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, surrounded by the attractive Derbyshire countryside and rich in industrial heritage. The village retains much of its historic character, with the River Derwent and former Strutt mill buildings contributing to its distinctive setting. Local amenities include places to eat and drink, while Belper and Derby provide a wider selection of shops, schools, leisure facilities and services. The area also offers excellent opportunities for walking and exploring the surrounding countryside.
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Estate agent

Curran Birds + Co

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