Rolleston Manor, a stunning Grade II Listed property dating back to the 1400s, is steeped in history and offers a unique blend of original features and modern upgrades. The home, previously owned by Florence Nightingale's father, is divided into a four-bedroom main house and a two-bedroom holiday cottage, with the potential to merge the two to create a six-bedroom, three-bathroom property. The property boasts a stunning dining room with a working Yorkshire cast iron range, a modern kitchen with a retro-design Aga, and a large sitting room on the ground floor. The main house has a huge lawned garden with a stream, pond, and elevated decking area, as well as a large garage-workshop and off-road parking for up to seven cars. The property is located in the historic village of Lea, with its Jug & Glass pub, excellent primary school, and post office, and is close to the market towns of Matlock and Belper, as well as Chatsworth House and the Peak District National Park.