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£195,000
2 bed flat for sale
Millers Way, Milford, Belper DE562 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC rating: C
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Milford Primary School 0.2 miles
- Herbert Strutt Primary School 1 mile
- Duffield 1.2 miles
- Belper 1.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Sought After Location
- Magnificent Views over River Derwent
- Kitchen Diner
- Two Double Bedrooms
- En suite to Master
- Family Bathroom
- Garage
Home2sell are delighted to offer this generously proportioned two bedroom apartment situated on the first floor of Devonshire House, located in the sought after village of Milford having magnificent views over the River Derwent with countryside beyond. The well appointed accommodation comprises entrance hallway, fitted dining kitchen with integrated appliances, lounge having French doors opening onto the balcony and enjoying the fine aspect and views. Two double bedrooms the master having built in wardrobes and en suite shower room having a three piece suite and family bathroom also having a three piece suite. Having double glazing and gas central heating. The building is accessed via an electronic security door with internal entry system.
Externally the property has a generous garage with up an over door providing car parking and ample storage. Viewing Essential. Draft details subject to change and vendor approval.
Entrance Hall
From the ground floor Entrance door having a secure electronically automated entry system allowing access into the building with stairs to the upper floors. Floor.
Entrance Hallway - Having an entrance door, central heating radiator, recessed ceiling lighting and a useful built-in storage cupboard.
Lounge (5.03m x 3.13m (16'6" x 10'3" ))
Having a double glazed window to the side elevation and French doors opening onto the balcony which enjoys a fine aspect and views of the River Derwent and beyond which can only be truly appreciated when viewed. Central heating radiator, ceiling light and Television point.
Dining Kitchen (4.87m x 2.16m (15'11" x 7'1" ))
Being appointed with a range of base, wall and matching drawer units with roll top work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel sink drainer with chrome mixer tap and complimentary splash back tiling. Integrated electric fan assisted oven, gas four ring hob, with a stainless steel extractor canopy over, integrated automatic washing machine and integrated dishwasher. Space for a fridge freezer, vinyl flooring, recessed ceiling lighting, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front elevation and a cupboard housing a wall mounted boiler which serves the domestic hot water and central heating system.
Bedroom One (3.00m x 3.79m reducing 3.17m (9'10" x 12'5" reduc)
Having a double glazed window enjoying a fine aspect and view, mirrored built-in double wardrobe, television point, central heating radiator and ceiling light.
En Suite
Appointed with a three piece suite comprising of a double shower enclosure with electric shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and a close couple WC. There is slate tiled splash back, tiled effect vinyl floor, double glazed window, inset recessed ceiling lighting and extractor fan.
Bedroom Two (4.16m x 3.30m (13'7" x 10'9" ))
Double glazed window to the front elevation, central heating radiator, French doors having a Juliette balcony opens to the front elevation and ceiling light.
Bathroom
Appointed with a three piece suite comprising of a bath with panelled side, pedestal hand wash basin and close couple WC. There is complementary splash back tiling, vinyl flooring, recessed ceiling lighting. Extractor fan and a double glazed opaque window.
Outside
There is a garage providing off road parking and ample storage. The grounds are beautifully maintained with communal garden and seating areas.
Area
The historic village of Milford has an excellent range of amenities locally. The city of Derby is approximately seven miles to the south providing a superb range of services including leisure centres, Derbion Shopping Centre and schools at all levels. Other regional centres include the market town of Belper offering a broad range of facilities including a supermarket, railway station, restaurants, village inns, cinema and leisure centres. Milford is also noted for its reputable village inns, primary school and is also one mile away from the village of Duffield, again offering a good range of amenities. There is fast access to the A6 and A38 leading to the M1 motorway and the property is on the doorstep of Derbyshire countryside with the Chevin and River Derwent providing some delightful country walks.
Historical Interest
In 1778 Jedediah Strutt built cotton spinning mills based on the pattern developed by Richard Arkwright. Having been in partnership with Arkwright who built the mill at Cromford. Part of the Milford mill still exists as well as much of the workers' housing.
Milford's claim to fame is that one of Strutt's apprentices at Milford was Samuel Slater, who absconded to America carrying Arkwright's system in his head. He settled in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and replicated Arkwright's success.
There is some debate about the origin of the name Milford. It is generally reckoned to be a corruption of mule forde and it is so recorded (briefly) in the Domesday Book when it was owned by Henry de Ferrers. There were a number of fords, which probably changed their position as the river changed its course. An old lane leading down to one of them was called "Save Penny Lane, " because people who used it, and crossed the ford, saved the penny toll which Messrs. Strutt charged for crossing the bridge they had built. Afterwards, the Strutts had the ford destroyed and the river deepened. At some time, however, Milford was called New Mills. A map of 1787 names the road from Duffield as New Mills Road, and Samuel Slater's indentures as an apprentice record him as living in "New Mills, in the Parish of Duffield"
Directional Note
From Belper proceed towards Derby along the A6 and Upon entering the village of Milford take a right hand turn onto Foundry Lane which becomes Millers Way. Follow the road round until eventually you will find the apartment block on the left hand side. No.1 Is located in the block accessed through a secure door Devonshire House.
Externally the property has a generous garage with up an over door providing car parking and ample storage. Viewing Essential. Draft details subject to change and vendor approval.
Entrance Hall
From the ground floor Entrance door having a secure electronically automated entry system allowing access into the building with stairs to the upper floors. Floor.
Entrance Hallway - Having an entrance door, central heating radiator, recessed ceiling lighting and a useful built-in storage cupboard.
Lounge (5.03m x 3.13m (16'6" x 10'3" ))
Having a double glazed window to the side elevation and French doors opening onto the balcony which enjoys a fine aspect and views of the River Derwent and beyond which can only be truly appreciated when viewed. Central heating radiator, ceiling light and Television point.
Dining Kitchen (4.87m x 2.16m (15'11" x 7'1" ))
Being appointed with a range of base, wall and matching drawer units with roll top work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel sink drainer with chrome mixer tap and complimentary splash back tiling. Integrated electric fan assisted oven, gas four ring hob, with a stainless steel extractor canopy over, integrated automatic washing machine and integrated dishwasher. Space for a fridge freezer, vinyl flooring, recessed ceiling lighting, central heating radiator, double glazed window to the front elevation and a cupboard housing a wall mounted boiler which serves the domestic hot water and central heating system.
Bedroom One (3.00m x 3.79m reducing 3.17m (9'10" x 12'5" reduc)
Having a double glazed window enjoying a fine aspect and view, mirrored built-in double wardrobe, television point, central heating radiator and ceiling light.
En Suite
Appointed with a three piece suite comprising of a double shower enclosure with electric shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and a close couple WC. There is slate tiled splash back, tiled effect vinyl floor, double glazed window, inset recessed ceiling lighting and extractor fan.
Bedroom Two (4.16m x 3.30m (13'7" x 10'9" ))
Double glazed window to the front elevation, central heating radiator, French doors having a Juliette balcony opens to the front elevation and ceiling light.
Bathroom
Appointed with a three piece suite comprising of a bath with panelled side, pedestal hand wash basin and close couple WC. There is complementary splash back tiling, vinyl flooring, recessed ceiling lighting. Extractor fan and a double glazed opaque window.
Outside
There is a garage providing off road parking and ample storage. The grounds are beautifully maintained with communal garden and seating areas.
Area
The historic village of Milford has an excellent range of amenities locally. The city of Derby is approximately seven miles to the south providing a superb range of services including leisure centres, Derbion Shopping Centre and schools at all levels. Other regional centres include the market town of Belper offering a broad range of facilities including a supermarket, railway station, restaurants, village inns, cinema and leisure centres. Milford is also noted for its reputable village inns, primary school and is also one mile away from the village of Duffield, again offering a good range of amenities. There is fast access to the A6 and A38 leading to the M1 motorway and the property is on the doorstep of Derbyshire countryside with the Chevin and River Derwent providing some delightful country walks.
Historical Interest
In 1778 Jedediah Strutt built cotton spinning mills based on the pattern developed by Richard Arkwright. Having been in partnership with Arkwright who built the mill at Cromford. Part of the Milford mill still exists as well as much of the workers' housing.
Milford's claim to fame is that one of Strutt's apprentices at Milford was Samuel Slater, who absconded to America carrying Arkwright's system in his head. He settled in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and replicated Arkwright's success.
There is some debate about the origin of the name Milford. It is generally reckoned to be a corruption of mule forde and it is so recorded (briefly) in the Domesday Book when it was owned by Henry de Ferrers. There were a number of fords, which probably changed their position as the river changed its course. An old lane leading down to one of them was called "Save Penny Lane, " because people who used it, and crossed the ford, saved the penny toll which Messrs. Strutt charged for crossing the bridge they had built. Afterwards, the Strutts had the ford destroyed and the river deepened. At some time, however, Milford was called New Mills. A map of 1787 names the road from Duffield as New Mills Road, and Samuel Slater's indentures as an apprentice record him as living in "New Mills, in the Parish of Duffield"
Directional Note
From Belper proceed towards Derby along the A6 and Upon entering the village of Milford take a right hand turn onto Foundry Lane which becomes Millers Way. Follow the road round until eventually you will find the apartment block on the left hand side. No.1 Is located in the block accessed through a secure door Devonshire House.
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