Bridge Cottage stands proudly as a grand detached period residence, tracing its origins back to 1812 when it served as "The Bridge Inn" public house. Nestled within the quaint village of Stanley, this remarkable abode offers breathtaking rural vistas of the picturesque countryside and adjacent fields. Spanning over 2,750 sq. ft., the main dwelling exudes elegance and comfort, boasting a plethora of refined features.

Upon entry, a capacious entrance hall welcomes with the warmth of underfloor heating, setting the tone for the graceful interiors. The heart of the home, a splendid family kitchen, showcases bespoke granite countertops, a charming Belfast sink, and integrated appliances. Adjacent, a spacious lounge adorned with a multi-fuel stove and a separate dining room, both graced with beamed ceilings, invite relaxation and conviviality. Completing the ground floor are a convenient w/c, a generous utility room, a study, and a double integral garage equipped with twin electric doors.

Ascending to the first floor unveils a captivating library room adorned with fitted bookshelves, followed by two double bedrooms, two lobbies, and a luxuriant family bathroom boasting a roll-top bath and a separate shower. Two additional staircases lead to the second floor, comprising a study area, a large shower room, and two more double bedrooms.

Situated on a substantial plot, the property features meticulously landscaped front and side gardens, complemented by two patios, mature trees, and practical amenities such as outside taps and mains power sockets.

Ground Floor

Approached through remote-controlled wooden gates, Bridge Cottage welcomes with a spacious tiled reception hallway bathed in natural light. Double doors unveil the dining room, exuding character with its beamed ceilings and pine-clad walls. The expansive living room offers serene views of the rear fields, enhanced by a focal point log burner and original oak beams reminiscent of its pub heritage.

Transitioning seamlessly, the farmhouse-style breakfast kitchen boasts a Rayburn gas-fired range cooker framed by a bespoke French oak lintel, while the adjoining utility room provides ample storage and utility space. Completing the ground floor are a conservatory, a sizable study, and a cloakroom.

First Floor

Ascending to the first floor, the library room serves as a tranquil retreat, complemented by a well-appointed family bathroom and two charming double bedrooms. A separate staircase leads to an additional bedroom, offering versatility and privacy.

Second Floor

The staircase off the library room leads to the second floor, featuring a spacious study, a shower room, and a generously proportioned master bedroom adorned with bespoke fitted wardrobes and abundant natural light.

Outside

Surrounded by a walled garden, the property boasts two patios, a water feature, a timber garden shed, and lush greenery. Bordering Stanley Brook and open fields, tranquillity and natural beauty abound.

Location

Situated between Derby and Ilkeston, Stanley village is part of the Borough of Erewash, offering a serene countryside lifestyle with convenient access to amenities, public footpaths, and local attractions.

Tenure: Freehold | Tax Band: G | EPC: Rated D

For more information please contact Greg Perrins at Fine & Country

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