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£ 900,000
4 bed house for sale
Milford Belper
· 4 Bedrooms · House
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Milford Belper · 4 Bedrooms · House · Garden
Quarry Lodge is an individual stone residence occupying an elevated position in the historic village of Milford, with far reaching views across the Derwent Valley and a setting that gives the home a wonderful sense of privacy. Built in 1983, the house has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the character of its Derbyshire surroundings, with stonework, impressive proportions and an architectural style that feels beautifully established within the landscape. Behind its distinctive arched entrance lies a substantial four bedroom home of approximately 2,702 sq ft, with spaces designed for both everyday living and entertaining. There is a wonderful sense of individuality throughout, but what makes Quarry Lodge particularly memorable is the relationship between the house and its grounds. Mature gardens surround the property, while beyond them lies its own former quarry and woodland, an extraordinary piece of land that not only gives the house its name, but connects it to the history of Mil
Quarry Lodge is an individual stone residence occupying an elevated position in the historic village of Milford, with far reaching views across the Derwent Valley and a setting that gives the home a wonderful sense of privacy. Built in 1983, the house has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the character of its Derbyshire surroundings, with stonework, impressive proportions and an architectural style that feels beautifully established within the landscape. Behind its distinctive arched entrance lies a substantial four bedroom home of approximately 2,702 sq ft, with spaces designed for both everyday living and entertaining. There is a wonderful sense of individuality throughout, but what makes Quarry Lodge particularly memorable is the relationship between the house and its grounds. Mature gardens surround the property, while beyond them lies its own former quarry and woodland, an extraordinary piece of land that not only gives the house its name, but connects it to the history of Mil
£ 900,000