Symonds House - Stunning Grade II* Georgian House Built in 1748 Located in Centre of Historic Town of Wirksworth

This enchanting home is steeped in history. Beautifully furnished with original artworks and antiques. Panoramic views from the bedroom windows of the town and surrounding countryside. The large kitchen and dining room have space for the whole family. Two sitting rooms and working fireplaces in the main living room and dining room with logs and coal provided. Comfortable for two and for ten.

The charming courtyard and lush walled garden provide privacy, plenty of seating, and feature a heated garden room that stays cozy in winter.

Located on the edge of the Peak District, numerous walks and footpaths, including the High Peak Trail, are directly accessible. A short drive away you can find Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Kedleston Hall, Hardwick Hall, and the Nine Ladies Stone Circle.

About the location

A little about Wirksworth:

Wirksworth is one of the oldest towns in Derbyshire and is both architecturally and historically fascinating and an increasingly popular location for exploration of the Peak District, for visitors and residents alike. History is evident throughout the town, for instance in the historic St Mary’s church, encircled by a cathedral style walk which is Anglo-Saxon in origin, dating from the mid 7th Century. There are bars, bistros, tea rooms, coffee shops, an independent cinema with deli and cafe/bar and several independent stores whilst all the major supermarkets are just a short drive away.

Distances:

14 miles to Derby, 23 miles to Nottingham, 27 to Sheffield, Matlock rail station which in turn leads to Derby mainline hub is a mere 4 miles away with Derby to St Pancras being scheduled at 1 hour 30 minutes. Ashbourne and Bakewell are about a 15-20 minute drive from the property. East Midlands International airport is approx., 27.5 miles to the south.

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