This rare and unique property, Bents House, is a stunning English Country Residence situated in a picturesque valley within the Peak National Park. Built in 1930 by Charles Boot, a civil engineer and son of the founder of Henry Boot Construction, the property boasts an impressive entrance, formal grounds of approximately three acres, and a central water feature. The main residence features bespoke oak panelling, mahogany, and ornate lead gutters, with a grand main staircase leading to the first floor. The property has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a range of reception rooms, including a large living kitchen with an Aga and ornate plasterwork. The detached cottage is ideal for dependent relatives or a housekeeper, with its own lounge, dining kitchen, and two bedrooms. The property also features a tennis court, lower lawned area with an original outdoor swimming pool, summer house, and water features. With stunning formal grounds, a large entertaining terrace, and proximity to nearby amenities, including a train station and Sheffield City Centre, this property is a once-in-a-generation purchase.