Occupying a quiet cul-de-sac location just a short walk from Crich Market Place is this well-presented four-bedroom family home. This traditional property offers spacious accommodation, featuring an entrance hallway, generous sitting room, well appointed dining kitchen and a ground floor WC. To the first floor there are four good sized bedrooms and a contemporary shower room. To the front of the property is a driveway providing ample off road parking and to the rear is a beautifully maintained, fully enclosed garden. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing throughout and gas central heating via the Baxi combi boiler. Viewing Highly Recommended.
Crich is a scenic and historic village set high in the rolling hills on the edge of the Derbyshire Dales. Once known for lead mining and framework knitting, it’s now a vibrant community with a rich heritage, home to the popular Crich Tramway Village and the landmark Crich Stand.
The village offers easy access to Matlock, Belper, Derby, and Nottingham, while providing a wide range of local amenities including well-regarded schools, a medical centre, post office, traditional pubs, a butcher, restaurant, fish bar, general store, and the much-loved bakery café, ‘The Loaf’. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Crich is perfect for those who enjoy walking and rural living with a strong community feel.
To the front of the home is a part glazed door opening into the
With the staircase rising to the first floor and glazed multi-paned doors on either side providing access to the sitting room and the dining kitchen.
This is a spacious and airy sitting room, enjoying natural light from a front-facing window and French doors to the rear that open directly onto the garden. The fireplace, with wooden surround and raised hearth, houses a gas fire and provides a pleasant focal point.
This well-appointed dining kitchen features practical tiled flooring and is fitted with an extensive range of wall and base units complemented by roll-top work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. The inset one-and-a-half bowl sink with a swan neck mixer tap is ideally positioned beneath a front-facing window, looking out onto the foregarden. Integrated appliances include a Bosch electric oven and a Bosch four-ring gas hob with an extractor hood above. There is also space and plumbing for both a washing machine and a dishwasher, along with ample room to accommodate a freestanding fridge freezer.
To the rear of the room is a glazed door opening to the rear porch.
With a part glazed door providing access to the exterior and a ledge a brace door opening to the
Having an opaque glazed window to the rear aspect and fitted with a low flush WC.
The stairs leading up from the entrance door reaches the
With a rear aspect window and doors opening to the four bedrooms and the bathroom. There is also access to the attic space. A further door opens to a built-in cupboard which provides useful storage space as well as housing the Baxi combi gas boiler.
This generously sized double bedroom is fitted with a range of built-in furniture, offering excellent storage and hanging space. The front-aspect window provides a most pleasant outlook over the rooftops towards the village centre.
Also located to the front of the home, enjoying a similarly pleasant outlook as from bedroom one. It is also of a good size and benefits from built-in wardrobes and shelving.
This third double bedroom has a window to the rear overlooking the beautiful garden.
This room features a front-facing window. It offers flexible use as a home office, nursery, or single bedroom, with enough space to comfortably accommodate bunk beds if desired.
This part tiled bathroom, with tiled flooring, is fitted with a contemporary three piece suite comprising low flush WC, wash hand basin with mixer tap and vanity unit beneath and a large walk-in shower cubicle with thermostatic shower. It also features a wall mounted heated towel rail. The room is lit by inset spotlights and there is an obscured glass window to the rear aspect.
To the front of the property, a driveway offers convenient off-road parking for two vehicles. Adjacent to this is a pleasant foregarden, full of heathers and having a pathway leading to the front entrance. A side path provides access to the rear garden via a secure wooden gate.
The rear garden is beautifully maintained and thoughtfully designed with distinct areas. It features a generously sized paved patio—ideal for al fresco dining—alongside a well-kept lawn and planted borders bursting with a variety of plants and shrubs. Fully enclosed by hedging and timber fencing, the garden offers a tranquil outdoor space.
With an obscure glass window and benefitting from both power and light, this is a most useful outdoor store.
We are informed by Amber Valley Borough Council that this home falls within Council Tax Band A which is currently £1532 per annum.
If entering Crich on the B5035 from Whatstandwell/A6, turn left on arriving at the Market Place. Continue straight to stay on Market Place and then take a left turn onto Bulling Lane. Number 6 is located after a short distance on the right hand side.