Bask in the views of the Peak District from garden of five-bedroom home which blends Victorian charm with modern living
Gay Bolton
·2-min read
Stone pillars flank the entrance to the drive that leads up to the distinguished Victorian property. (Photo: Zoopla)
Simply known as Vicarage, the property at Rowsley was previously called St Katherine’s Parsonage and dates back to 1858.
A perfect balance of historic charm and contemporary living, the house has retained its high ceilings, deep cornicing and architraves in a sympathetic renovation which has added modern touches such as intelligent lighting controls, underfloor heating and high specification finishes.
Vicarage, which is on the market for £1,425,000, has two reception rooms, playroom and study, a living kitchen and five en-suites serving each bedroom.
Shaker-style cabinetry is topped by marble worktops while an island features an inset sink and a breakfast bar for occasional seating. Integrated appliances include a four oven gas Aga, a dishwasher, a two-ring induction hob and a single electric oven. (Photo: Zoopla)
Gardens back onto open countryside and the terrace aspect allows far-reaching views down the valley towards Matlock.
There are a range of outbuildings and an ample parking area.
Listed for sale on Zoopla, the property is marketed by Fisher German, call 01530 219424.
An open grate fire with stone surround is a focal point in this room which is laid with walnut flooring. (Photo: Zoopla)
Wonderful views of the gardens and rolling hills can be enjoyed from this room which has walnut flooring, picture rails and original wooden shutters. A multi fuel burner sits in a recess in the chimney breast. (Photo: Zoopla)
The principal bedroom has views across the neighbouring countryside. (Photo: Zoopla)
The en-suite which serves the principal bedroom has dual travertine sinks on a granite top, a jacuzzi bath and a double walk-in shower with built in Tile Vision television. (Photo: Zoopla)
Vicarage is surrounded by lush greenery. (Photo: Zoopla)
A stone flagged terrace at front of the house is perfect for alfresco dining or drinks. (Photo: Zoopla)
A large lawn enables young legs to run off steam while older members of the family relax in the shade of a magnificent beech tree. At the end of the garden behind a pond and screened by yew hedges, there is an additional grassed space with a greenhouse and vegetable beds. (Photo: Zoopla)
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