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The Old Vicarage Gang Lane | Off Main Street | Scarcliffe | Chesterfield | S44 6SZ The Old Vicarage Gang Lane | Off Main Street | Scarcliffe | Chesterfield | S44 6SZ The Old Vicarage Cover.indd 3 02/11/2015 10:00 THE OLD VICARAGE Before we purchased this house twenty-eight years ago, we were living fairly close to the village and had passed through on many occasions. It’s such a pretty place, and we had often said that if a house ever came up for sale we would love to live here. The Old Vicarage Cover.indd 4 02/11/2015 10:00 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 1 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 2 02/11/2015 09:59 An impressive character home privately enclosed within a tree lined boundary, occupying a plot approaching 2/3 of an acre, commanding breath-taking views and boasting south facing gardens to the rear elevation. The Old Vicarage adjoins open countryside, enjoys a delightful position in the centre of this sought after picturesque village and presents spacious accommodation sympathetically modernised throughout retaining some original Victorian features. Each room enjoys good levels of natural light; commands an impressive outlook over the house grounds whilst the garden room creates an impressive feature to the house. This enviable setting is well served by local facilities, the M1 motorway network is easily accessible as are surrounding commercial centres. The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 3 02/11/2015 09:59 GROUND FLOOR A part glazed leaded entrance door opens to the reception hall which provides an impressive introduction to the property with the original wide staircase rising to the first floor landing. The hallway has full tiling to the floor, a radiator and presents a useful under stairs storage cupboard. CLOAKS ROOM / W.C Presented with a two piece suite comprising a low flush WC and a floating wash hand basin. The room has partial tiling to the walls, full tiling to the floor, spotlighting to the ceiling, a radiator and a sash window to the side elevation of the house. LOUNGE A generously proportioned room with sash style windows overlooking the front gardens. This room has ornate coving to the ceiling, a dado rail, two radiators and a feature Victorian marble fireplace with inset solid fuel open fronted fire with tiled backdrop and a matching hearth. French style doors provide access through to the garden room. ORANGERY Flooded with natural light from sash style windows to three elevations, a central lantern to the ceiling and French doors which open onto the garden. The room has spotlighting to the ceiling and a radiator. DINING ROOM A double aspect room with a sash window to the front overlooking the gardens whilst a walk in bay window to the side elevation overlooks a stone flagged seating terrace. The room has coving to the ceiling, a dado rail, two radiators and a Victorian slate fireplace which houses a cast iron open range which sits on a tiled hearth. BREAKFAST/LIVING KITCHEN This room has two sash style windows to the side aspect of the property commanding a pleasant outlook, inset spotlighting to the ceiling, full tiling to the floor and a radiator. Kitchen furniture comprises base cupboards with matching drawers which sit beneath a black granite work surface that incorporates a single drainer sink unit with a mixer tap over. The room has matching wall cupboards, an eye level glass fronted display cabinet and granite splashbacks to the walls. Appliances include twin Belling ovens, a four ringed induction hob and a further twin ringed gas hot plate which sits beneath a modern glass fronted extraction unit. Further appliances include a dishwasher, a fridge freezer and microwave oven. The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 4 02/11/2015 09:59 UTILITY This room has part glazed doors to two aspects of the house, full tiling to the floor, a radiator and a personal internal door to the garage. A cupboard houses the central heating boiler whilst furniture comprises base and wall cupboards with a work surface that has a tiled splashback that incorporates a single drainer sink unit with a mixer tap over. Having plumbing for an automatic washing machine and space for a fridge freezer. STUDY A versatile room with windows to two elevations, a radiator, an original cupboard with glass fronted doors and fitted furniture to the expanse of two walls. FIRST FLOOR LANDING Has a sash window, a radiator and a staircase which rises to the second floor. BEDROOM A front facing double room with a radiator and a sash window which overlooks the grounds and commands an impressive view over adjoining countryside. This room has built in wardrobes to one wall and a feature fireplace to the chimneybreast with inset ornamental cast range. BEDROOM A further double bedroom situated to the front aspect of the house with a sash style window commanding impressive views, a radiator and a built in double wardrobe. The room has a feature fireplace to one wall with cast iron range, en suite facilities comprising a low flush WC with vanity incorporating a wash hand basin. This room has full tiling to the floor, an extractor fan, spotlighting to the ceiling and a heated chrome towel rail. External to the en-suite is a corner shower unit with full tiling to the walls. BEDROOM With fitted wardrobes, a radiator and a sash window. BEDROOM This room has an under stairs storage cupboard, a radiator, a sash style window to the side aspect and fitted wardrobes to one wall. The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 5 02/11/2015 09:59 Seller Insight When we discovered The Old Vicarage it was all but derelict, but the minute we set foot inside we both immediately felt that it had the most wonderful atmosphere; something that we still feel to this day.” “We took the house back to as original a state as we could and essentially started from there,” continues Rachel, “and over the years we have continued to do little bits here and there. It’s a house that is absolutely steeped in history, and from what some of the oldest residents of Scarcliffe have told me it used to be the real hub of village life, so we have done out best to sympathetically restore the property to its former glory incorporating all modern conveniences.” Although the village of Scarcliffe lies in a picturesque location, it is also convenient and close to a good selection of shops and amenities. “We are only three miles from the motorway,” says Rachel, “so getting to places like Sheffield or Nottingham isn’t a problem.” The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 6 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 7 02/11/2015 09:59 When it’s cold outside there’s no place better than the living room,” says Rachel. “With the fire roaring away it’s wonderfully cosy and comfortable.” The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 8 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 9 02/11/2015 09:59 This is a house that lends itself to parties, and we’ve had so many very memorable occasions here. We’ve held some great murder mystery parties, which are tremendous fun.” The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 10 02/11/2015 09:59 This has been a fabulous family home,” says Rachel, “and I think we’ll both be sad to go. We’ll miss the space, the ambiance and the garden with its rich variety of wildlife. The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 11 02/11/2015 09:59 FAMILY BATHROOM Presented with a modern suite finished in white comprising a free standing roll top bath with claw feet and a mirrored backdrop. A vanity incorporates a wash hand bowl which sits on a granite base with cupboards beneath and a mirrored backdrop. A step leads up to a low flush WC and bidet. The room has full tiling to the floor, a radiator, useful storage cupboards; one of which houses the pressurised cylinder tank, a heated towel rail and a sash style window to the side aspect. SHOWER ROOM Presented with a three piece suite comprising a step in shower with Victorian style shower head, a vanity incorporating a wash hand basin with granite surround and low flush WC. The room has full tiling to the floor, a heated towel rail, spotlighting to the ceiling and a sash style window overlooking the garden. SECOND FLOOR LANDING Presents a seating area with a Velux skylight window and gives access to the loft space. BEDROOM A generously proportioned room with sash style windows to two elevations commanding impressive views. This room has two radiators, spotlighting to the ceiling, useful eaves storage and En-suite facilities which comprise a low flush WC, a vanity with wash hand bowl over and a step in double shower. The room has full tiling to the floor, partial tiling to the walls, spotlighting to the ceiling, an extractor fan and a heated chrome towel rail. BEDROOM A further double bedroom with windows to two aspects each commanding differing views over adjoining countryside. This room has spotlighting to the ceiling, two radiators and a built in double wardrobe. SHOWER ROOM Presented with a three piece suite comprising a step in shower, a low flush WC and a wash hand basin set to a vanity unit with granite surround. This room has exposed floorboards, a heated towel rail, a radiator, spotlighting to the ceiling and a sash window which commands superb rural views. The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 12 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 13 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 14 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 15 02/11/2015 09:59 The Old Vicarage Pages V3_BR.indd 16 02/11/2015 09:59 Local Area Scarcliffe is a delightful conservation village surrounded by open countryside located about two miles South East of Bolsover, within a few miles of Junction 29 of the M1 motorway.
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