Two-bedroom stone-built cottage

A stone-built cottage nestled in the quaint village of Whatstandwell in the Peak District. The property offers a wealth of charm and character and comprises a well-fitted kitchen, a cosy lounge with views over the garden, two bedrooms, and a first-floor bathroom. There is a well-stocked, south-facing garden with views over the surrounding countryside. The village has a rail station with regular direct trains to Derby, Nottingham, and Matlock, and the A6 offers commuters a similar route by car and bus, with direct buses to Derby, Bakewell, and Buxton. This represents an ideal first-time buy, buy-to-let investment, or holiday home. Accommodation comprises a lounge measuring 4m x 3m with a tiled floor, uPVC south-facing window, stone fireplace, tiled hearth, original built-in cupboards, and a radiator. The kitchen measures 4.1m x 2.9m and features parquet wooden flooring, a window, a feature chimney breast, fitted kitchen cabinets with worktops over, an inset sink, and a built-in oven, hob, and extractor. The landing provides space for a desk or study area, a radiator, ceiling light, and loft hatch. Bedroom one measures 3m x 3m with a radiator and a window offering stunning south-facing views over the rear garden. Bedroom two measures 2.95m x 2.8m with a window and radiator. The bathroom features a white suite comprising a low-level WC, wash hand basin, panel bath with shower over, heated towel rail, and a window with open-aspect views. Externally, steps lead down from the road frontage to a wonderful garden with a seating area, timber shed, lawns, stock beds, and stunning views over the local countryside.