This charming two-bedroom, detached stone-built home is located in the sought-after town of Darley Dale, within walking distance to local shops and Whitworth Park. The property has a wealth of character and original features, and is well-presented throughout. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, living room, kitchen, bedroom, and sunroom on the ground floor, and a bedroom and bathroom on the first floor. The property also features a good-sized lawned garden to the rear, a gravelled seating area to the side, and off-street parking for one vehicle. The location is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with many country walks surrounding the property and close proximity to the Peak District National Park, Chatsworth House, and Haddon Hall. The property is said to have been previously owned by Joseph Paxton, the famous landscape gardener and architect of the Crystal Palace.