Apartment 3, James Eadie Place, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1AA | Property for sale | Savills
1,033 sq ft(95.97 sq m)
Guide price £375,000

Apartment 3James Eadie Place, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1AA


    Key features

    • Chain free
    • Central position within Ashbourne
    • Conversion development retaining many period features
    • Two bedrooms
    • Two bathrooms
    • Sun terrace
    • One parking space for each apartment
    • Positioned opposite the start of the Tissington Trail

    A luxury conversion development of 6 high specification apartments within the heart of the highly desirable market town of Ashbourne.

    About this property

    • James Eadie Place is a conversion development within the heart of the highly desirable market town of Ashbourne. Made up of six, 2 bedroom apartments arranged over three storeys, all of which are to be finished to a high specification and have been meticulously designed by a local architect to retain as much character and charm as possible, whilst offering the benefits and luxuries of a new build.

      Apartment 3 provides 1,033 sqft of accommodation, comprising two double bedrooms, one of which is en suite, a family bathroom, an open plan lounge diner and a separate kitchen.

      In brief the property comprises:

      Communal entrance vestibule and reception hall. Both stairs and a lift ascend to the first floor. Apartment 3, reception hall, open plan living / dining room, fitted kitchen with door leading out onto the generous balcony. Two bedrooms, en suite bathroom and a separate bathroom.

      Outside the property also benefits from an allocated car parking space.

      View payable Stamp Duty for this property

    A rare opportunity to acquire a high specification conversion apartment within a locally historic building.

    Clare BinghamProperty agent

    Local information

    • Ashbourne is a historic market town in Derbyshire. Situated on the southern edge of the Peak District, it is known as the 'Gateway to Dovedale' and the 'Gateway to the Peak District'. With its cobbled streets, welcoming Market Place, some 200+ listed buildings and impressive Tudor and Georgian heritage, it offers an attractive prospect for a wide range of buyers. There are an abundance of local amenities within the town centre, to include both national brand stores and independent retailers, in addition to two primary schools and a grammar school. The beginning of the Tissington trail is directly opposite the development with the leisure centre also positioned to the end of Station Road.

    Additional information

    • Derbyshire Dales District Council
    • Not yet banded
    • EPC Rating: B
    • Tenure: Leasehold. Lease Expiry: 21/12/2271 (245 years remaining)
    • Service Charge: TBC
    • Ground Rent: TBC
    • Council Tax Band: TBC