Beresford House is a stunning countryside sanctuary situated within the historic site of the former Beresford Hall, encompassing approximately 23 acres, a four-bedroom main house, a one-bedroom tower, multiple outbuildings, and woodland. The property boasts a unique and breathtaking setting, with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, thanks to its elevated position above the River Dove. The main house, built in 1852 with later 20th-century additions, has been sympathetically restored to create a grand family residence retaining inherent character. The property features a grand entrance hall, two reception rooms, a country-style dining kitchen, a spacious master bedroom suite, three additional bedrooms, and a large family bathroom. The formal gardens are beautifully landscaped with symmetry in mind, and the property also includes a 4-acre field, a detached double garage, and a rear courtyard. The Grade II listed Tower, situated above the gorge of the River Dove, exudes character and offers stunning views. The property is located in a rural area of the Peak District, with nearby villages offering amenities, and is within easy reach of Ashbourne, Buxton, and Leek. The history of Beresford Hall dates back to Tudor times, with a notable connection to Izaak Walton, author of "The Compleat Angler", and features a Grade II* listed Fishing Temple, which is not included in the sale of the Estate.