The Jinglers Coach House gets its name from its history as part of the ‘Jinglers/Fox and Hounds’ hostelry. Situated on the border between the parishes of Bradley and Hulland Ward, it was unique for having two names—whichever direction you approached from determined the name you saw. A popular venue for weddings and parties, it holds fond memories for many locals who recall celebrating special occasions, gathering after football matches in the field opposite, or simply stopping by on their way home.
Accommodation summary
On the outskirts of the market town of Ashbourne, (also known as the Gate Way to the Peak National Park, this versatile property includes a four/five-bedroom family home, a self-contained one-bedroom annex, former stables, summer house (that has been used as a holiday let), paddock and gardens situated on just under 1.5 acres. Perfect for multi-generational living or business potential, enjoy scenic countryside views with access to nearby amenities and attractions.
Ground Floor accommodation comprises of Entrance Hall/boot room,
Spacious wet room with WC,
Open plan dayroom which is a light and airy room overlooking the paddock at the rear, offering Bi-fold doors leading outside.
Through to the breakfast kitchen
Utility/boiler room offering more storage space.
Glazed door leading to the comfortable sitting room with a Danish wood burning stove.
Office/Dining room/Bedroom Five
First floor landing splits to the left and right
Four bedrooms, one bathroom and two shower rooms.
Single storey ground floor Annex
With its own independent access, situated on the side of the property is a single storey, self-contained annex. Ideal for an elderly or dependant relative/workshop or studio.
Half glazed door to the Sitting room, Open plan to the fitted kitchen
Bedroom and En-suite shower room.
Outside
Set on just under 1.5 acres, made up of lawned gardens, driveway, paddock and ample parking enhance the property’s appeal. A gated driveway and five-bar gate provide security and access to a greenhouse, former stableing with power and water and a timber-built summer house (former holiday let) features compact living/bedroom area, kitchen, and shower room.
The surrounding countryside offers a peaceful backdrop with walking and cycling paths, along with nearby attractions like Carsington Water.
Location
Positioned between Hulland Ward and Bradley, the property benefits from village amenities, schools, and community services. Ashbourne’s historic charm, combined with local conveniences and recreational opportunities, makes this property a rare gem for families seeking a countryside lifestyle.
History
The tavern was developed into two residences in 2000 and this historic house, on the Bradley and Ashbourne side, retained the Jinglers name.
An interesting property offering accommodation on two floors and benefiting from a separate one bedroomed annexe suitable for a dependent relative, older child or to accommodate guests. It has been offered and as a successful holiday let.
Outside is a garden and paddock and a selection of stable buildings, two of which have been converted into a summer house with south facing decking overlooking the land. It has been let previously for holidays.
The land extends to in excess of 1.5 acres and the previous owner to the present found suitable to keep a pony and a small Vietnamese’s pot bellied pig!
The property benefits from solar panels with a generous feed in tariff and a recently installed highly efficient Navien boiler.
Though comfortable, the internal space offers potential to remodel if desired, with many easily removed or repositioned stud walls. The full height large loft space above the annex is another advantage, with two south facing dormer windows, it has yet to be included in the accommodation; perhaps as an expansive master bedroom or stairs could be installed to make the annex two story.
The long wide drive and parking area mean that there will never be the problem of finding a parking space of accommodating visitors’ cars.
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Services: Mains electricity, Solar panels, mains water. The heating is Oil fired, and the drainage is a private (understood to be a septic tank).
Tenure Freehold
Local Authority Derbyshire Dales District Council
Council Tax Band E
EPC C
Website
For more information visit www.theavenue.com
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly via the vendors sole agents The Avenue Anita Adams
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