Clough House
Bamford, Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S33 0AN
Guide Price
£1,675,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Dec 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Pasture Land, Woodland
An elegant, noteworthy four bedroomed country house and converted barn, beautifully positioned in the village of Bamford, standing in magnificent landscaped gardens with further grazing land and woodland, extending to around 35 acres.
Occupying an elevated, private location with panoramic south westerly views across the Hope Valley, Clough House is steeped in local history, dating back to the 17th Century with later additions in the 19th Century.
The total accommodation extends to approximately 3700 sq ft and includes two bay windowed reception rooms, a bespoke handmade kitchen and two ensuite bathrooms in the main house. High quality contemporary fittings beautifully compliment a wealth of original features and stylish decor.
The detached barn conversion is private from the main house and provides a two bedroomed holiday accommodation with a large reception room and stunning west facing terrace.
A private tree lined approach through woodland leads to a cobbled parking area to the main house. Outbuildings include a double garage, workshop and two stables.
Beautiful and varied grounds surround the property including landscaped formal gardens, kitchen garden and a greenhouse.
Clough House - A solid wood front door opens to a broad entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor and access to all ground floor accommodation. The principal reception room is a magnificent triple aspect room with shuttered bay window enjoying superb views across the valley. The focal point of the room is provided by a stone-built fireplace with woodburning stove. French windows provide access to a covered patio terrace and a floor-to-ceiling bay window allows excellent natural light to fill the room.
A stunning kitchen features a range of bespoke oak units with stylish concrete worktops incorporating a ceramic sink and drainer with instant boiling water tap. The kitchen features a butchers block topped central island, large walk-in pantry and three oven electric AGA. To the side of the kitchen is a further preparation area with sink, drainer and Neff oven. The cloakroom has high flush WC and access to the boiler cupboard. A stone staircase leads down to the cellar with original stone salting slabs.
From the entrance hall, a panelled door opens to the formal dining room with original Victorian fireplace, solid wood flooring and a shuttered bay window.
The master bedroom is a generous double bedroom with adjoining en-suite and exceptional views across the valley. Bedroom two is a dual aspect double bedroom with delightful views towards the clough with a door providing access to the family bathroom featuring a roll top bath and shower enclosure. Bedroom three is a further double bedroom with spacious en-suite shower room and a lovely view across the land towards Bamford Edge. Bedroom four completes the accommodation to the main house and is a large double bedroom with bay window and fitted storage.
Clough House Barn - Steps provide access to a west facing terrace with views across the fields to Bamford Edge and Win Hill. A solid front door opens to the living room with beams to the ceiling and large arched window which provides excellent natural light. The large master bedroom is dual aspect with panoramic views across the valley featuring fitted wardrobes, stripped pine flooring and a spacious ensuite with roll top bath and separate shower enclosure. Bedroom two is dual aspect. A family shower room features a pedestal wash basin, low flush WC and shower enclosure.
The dining kitchen features an extensive range of units incorporating a ceramic sink and drainer, dishwasher and range oven. A spiral staircase leads down to a ground floor utility room with further unit storage and a butlers sink, drainer and washing machine.
A private west facing garden area features a water feature and cobbled courtyard.
Outbuildings - Set beneath Clough House Barn is a double garage, workshop with potential for further garaging, two stables and a versatile studio incorporating two rooms and a shower room.
Grounds And Gardens - The property is approached via a sweeping private driveway leading to a cobbled parking area for the main house and separate parking for Clough House Barn. Magnificent south west facing grounds surround the house with level lawn, stone flagged patios and Victorian spring fed water features.
To the east of the property is a greenhouse and vinery dating back to 1913, kitchen garden, orchard and fruit cage. Seating areas overlook the formal landscaped gardens with wisteria clad pergola, large herbaceous border, rose bed and shrub borders. In the lower woodland a wide variety of rhododendrons provides colour in the spring and early summer. Snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells and primroses are a feature of the grounds.
To the west of the property, screened by mature trees is a fire pit with stunning views across the valley. The grazing land predominately lies to the north of the property, dotted with mature native trees and a woodland copse in the north east corner. The gardens, grounds and grazing land amount to around 35 acres in total.
General Information - Freehold
Mains Water via Severn Trent
Oil fired central heating with tanks
Private drainage (septic tank)
High Peak Borough Council - Clough House band G, Clough House Barn band A
Marketed by: Eadon Lockwood & Riddle, Hathersage
Occupying an elevated, private location with panoramic south westerly views across the Hope Valley, Clough House is steeped in local history, dating back to the 17th Century with later additions in the 19th Century.
The total accommodation extends to approximately 3700 sq ft and includes two bay windowed reception rooms, a bespoke handmade kitchen and two ensuite bathrooms in the main house. High quality contemporary fittings beautifully compliment a wealth of original features and stylish decor.
The detached barn conversion is private from the main house and provides a two bedroomed holiday accommodation with a large reception room and stunning west facing terrace.
A private tree lined approach through woodland leads to a cobbled parking area to the main house. Outbuildings include a double garage, workshop and two stables.
Beautiful and varied grounds surround the property including landscaped formal gardens, kitchen garden and a greenhouse.
Clough House - A solid wood front door opens to a broad entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor and access to all ground floor accommodation. The principal reception room is a magnificent triple aspect room with shuttered bay window enjoying superb views across the valley. The focal point of the room is provided by a stone-built fireplace with woodburning stove. French windows provide access to a covered patio terrace and a floor-to-ceiling bay window allows excellent natural light to fill the room.
A stunning kitchen features a range of bespoke oak units with stylish concrete worktops incorporating a ceramic sink and drainer with instant boiling water tap. The kitchen features a butchers block topped central island, large walk-in pantry and three oven electric AGA. To the side of the kitchen is a further preparation area with sink, drainer and Neff oven. The cloakroom has high flush WC and access to the boiler cupboard. A stone staircase leads down to the cellar with original stone salting slabs.
From the entrance hall, a panelled door opens to the formal dining room with original Victorian fireplace, solid wood flooring and a shuttered bay window.
The master bedroom is a generous double bedroom with adjoining en-suite and exceptional views across the valley. Bedroom two is a dual aspect double bedroom with delightful views towards the clough with a door providing access to the family bathroom featuring a roll top bath and shower enclosure. Bedroom three is a further double bedroom with spacious en-suite shower room and a lovely view across the land towards Bamford Edge. Bedroom four completes the accommodation to the main house and is a large double bedroom with bay window and fitted storage.
Clough House Barn - Steps provide access to a west facing terrace with views across the fields to Bamford Edge and Win Hill. A solid front door opens to the living room with beams to the ceiling and large arched window which provides excellent natural light. The large master bedroom is dual aspect with panoramic views across the valley featuring fitted wardrobes, stripped pine flooring and a spacious ensuite with roll top bath and separate shower enclosure. Bedroom two is dual aspect. A family shower room features a pedestal wash basin, low flush WC and shower enclosure.
The dining kitchen features an extensive range of units incorporating a ceramic sink and drainer, dishwasher and range oven. A spiral staircase leads down to a ground floor utility room with further unit storage and a butlers sink, drainer and washing machine.
A private west facing garden area features a water feature and cobbled courtyard.
Outbuildings - Set beneath Clough House Barn is a double garage, workshop with potential for further garaging, two stables and a versatile studio incorporating two rooms and a shower room.
Grounds And Gardens - The property is approached via a sweeping private driveway leading to a cobbled parking area for the main house and separate parking for Clough House Barn. Magnificent south west facing grounds surround the house with level lawn, stone flagged patios and Victorian spring fed water features.
To the east of the property is a greenhouse and vinery dating back to 1913, kitchen garden, orchard and fruit cage. Seating areas overlook the formal landscaped gardens with wisteria clad pergola, large herbaceous border, rose bed and shrub borders. In the lower woodland a wide variety of rhododendrons provides colour in the spring and early summer. Snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells and primroses are a feature of the grounds.
To the west of the property, screened by mature trees is a fire pit with stunning views across the valley. The grazing land predominately lies to the north of the property, dotted with mature native trees and a woodland copse in the north east corner. The gardens, grounds and grazing land amount to around 35 acres in total.
General Information - Freehold
Mains Water via Severn Trent
Oil fired central heating with tanks
Private drainage (septic tank)
High Peak Borough Council - Clough House band G, Clough House Barn band A
Marketed by: Eadon Lockwood & Riddle, Hathersage
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.