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- Here you will find another en-suite bedroom and a versatile studio or bedroom, with walk-in wardrobe and a vaulted ceiling—ideal for a home office, gym, or creative space that has scope to add a further en-suite shower room
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Description
This elegant residence in Buxton's Spa Town has a rich history dating back to 1898, when it was built by John Willoughby, the influential Secretary of the Pavilion Gardens Company. The property is one of three homes commissioned by Willoughby on a plot purchased from the 8th Duke of Devonshire, and its connection to Buxton's cultural heart is deep-seated. The home features stunning period details, including oak panelled walls, lead glass windows, and a striking feature fireplace in the study.
The principal reception rooms are designed for sophisticated living and entertaining, with a grand dining room, a comfortable living room, and a luxurious kitchen with a breakfast seating area. The kitchen also leads into a spacious morning room with a cast iron gas fireplace and a garden room with a clear view of Corbar Cross. The property also features a library, a utility room, and a cellar with a caged wine cellar.
The five bedrooms, including four en-suite bathrooms, offer luxurious accommodation, and the substantial gardens provide a peaceful oasis. With its provenance and grandeur, this property is a true gem in the heart of Buxton.