This two bedroom, Grade II listed, semi-detached cottage is located in a popular village in Derbyshire and dates back to 1690. The property has a wealth of character and original features, including a converted former pigsty with multiple uses. The accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, ground floor bathroom, utility area, dining kitchen, and living room. On the first floor, there is a "Derbyshire" landing with two good size bedrooms leading off. The property has extensive gardens to the front and rear, and off-street parking. The location is convenient for the village center, nearby towns, and the Peak District National Park. The property has a rich history, and the current vendors have been informed by local historians that it was occupied by multiple families over the years, including lead miners and employees of Arkwright's Mill.