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Welcome to Babington Farm, a unique development opportunity that exudes character and countryside charm. Within Babington’s sizeable plot are three barns, one of which has planning granted in perpetuity and works started for conversion into a two bedroomed home.
Read MoreWelcome to Babington Farm, a unique development opportunity that exudes character and countryside charm. Within Babington’s sizeable plot are three barns, one of which has planning granted in perpetuity and works started for conversion into a two bedroomed home.
Exterior and Gardens
The individual nature of Babington Farm lends itself to numerous possibilities, from housing a large family or accommodating multi-generational living, to holiday rental potential. The beautiful surroundings present a truly special place to retreat in the countryside. Approachable by two gated driveways, which add an element of flexibility once the barns are developed, the property is situated within the quaint hamlet of Dethick.
A large gravelled courtyard allows off-road parking for several vehicles and serves as the central point for access to barn 2 and the garage. Two further barns, including a two-storey building, offer potential for additional development (subject to planning). To one side of the plot is an expanse of lawned garden that runs adjacent to Dethick Lane and planning permission has been granted for the erection of a detached garage.
There are also three main water supplies and two private spring water supplies, making future subdivision possible.
Babington Farm boasts the perfect blend of rural life and ease of accessibility to conveniences. It is ideally located close to many nearby villages such as Lea, Holloway, Cromford and Crich. Matlock is also a short drive away and the location is good for commuters due to rail journeys being easily accessible from Derby, Chesterfield and Cromford. The Peak District National Park is reachable within a brief journey and also Junction 29 of the M1 for road links to major cities.
Outbuildings: Barn 2, garage, barn 4 and barn 5.
Barn 2
A sliding timber door opens to:
Room 1
Having front and rear facing timber glazed windows. This room is proposed to be split into a sizeable lounge, a dining room and hall with a mezzanine level above. A CGI has been created to show an example of how the space could look once transformed. Timber doors open to the front and rear of the barn. An opening gives access to room 2.
This room is proposed to be turned into the continuation of the hallway, a kitchen and a WC. Having a rear facing timber glazed window and power. Timber doors open to the courtyard and garage. A staircase rises to the first floor.
Room 3
This room is proposed to be turned into a landing, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Having front and rear facing timber glazed windows and a side facing timber glazed window.
From the courtyard, a sliding barn door opens to barn 4.
A useful barn that offers potential for future conversion (subject to planning) and has multiple access doors and power.
Barn 5
Another barn that has potential for transformation into further living accommodation (subject to planning). Having a timber access door, a double-height ceiling, front facing timber glazed windows, rear facing timber glazed windows and panels.
Exterior and Gardens
From Dethick Lane, an access road leads up to the hamlet. One gate opens to the hamlet access road and another gate with a separate pedestrian gate opens to the continuation of the private driveway, which is lined by mature cherry trees and lawns, and leads to a metal gate that opens to Dethick Lane.
Exterior and Gardens
Also to the left side of the property is a two-tier garden that is mainly laid to lawn and has stone wall and hedge borders. There is also a circular stone flagged patio and access can be gained to room 1 barn 2.
Accessible from the cherry tree-lined private driveway is a hardstanding, where access can be gained to barn 5.
From the courtyard, access can be gained to barn 2, the garage and barn 4.
Freehold
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Mains three phase electricity, mains water supply x3 and private spring water supply x2. The drainage is connected to a septic tank for the farmhouse and barn 1. The broadband is ADSL and the mobile signal quality is generally good.
The access road into the hamlet is shared amongst the other two properties in the hamlet.
None and the flood risk is very low.
The property is located in the Dethick, Lea and Holloway conservation area.
Strictly by appointment with one of our sales consultants.
Whilst we aim to make these particulars as accurate as possible, please be aware that they have been composed for guidance purposes only. Therefore, the details within should not be relied on as being factually accurate and do not form part of an offer or contract. All measurements are approximate. None of the services, fittings or appliances (if any), heating installations, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested and therefore no warranty can be given as to their working ability. All photography is for illustration purposes only.
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