Beresford House is a stunning countryside sanctuary set within the historic site of the former Beresford Hall, boasting approximately 23 acres of land, a four-bedroom main house, a one-bedroom tower, multiple outbuildings, and woodland. The property is situated at the end of a mile-long private drive, with impressive stone pillars, and offers breathtaking views of the River Dove from its elevated position. The main house, built in 1852 with later 20th-century additions, has been sympathetically restored to retain its inherent character and offers spacious living accommodation across two floors. The property also features a formal garden, a 4-acre field, a detached double garage, and a charming tower with five floors, including a rooftop terrace with panoramic views. The estate is surrounded by outbuildings, including a Grade II listed Fishing Temple, and is nestled in a rural location in the Peak District, with nearby villages offering amenities and easy access to surrounding towns.