5 Bedroom Detached House, Derby Road, Duffield, DE56

A recessed storm porch sets the tone for what’s to come, with original brick and quarry tiled flooring underfoot and a beautiful half-glazed entrance door featuring leaded stained glass. A charming welcome into this characterful home.

A Grand Welcome You’ll feel it as soon as you step through the original stained-glass door, this is a house that was built to impress. The entrance hall is wide, bright and oozing with character. High ceilings, wooden floors, decorative cornices and leaded glass set the tone for the rest of the property. If homes had a heartbeat, you’d hear it here.

The lounge is a great size and packed with character. The standout feature is the original inglenook fireplace with oak surround, tiled hearth, and panelling, a real nod to the home’s 1930s roots. Exposed beams and leaded windows to both the front and side give it plenty of charm and natural light. At the rear, French doors lead directly into the conservatory, making it a lovely space that flows easily for everyday living or entertaining.

The conservatory is a bright, usable space with tiled flooring and underfloor heating, so it’s comfortable year-round. There’s power, lighting, a ceiling fan, and views straight out across the private garden. Double doors open onto the patio, perfect for a morning coffee or keeping an eye on the kids in the garden.

The dining room is full of period charm, with a chimney breast and fireplace surround housing an electric fire and matching hearth. Character features include deep skirting boards, high ceilings, decorative ceiling beams, a centre rose, and a picture rail. Leaded-glass windows to the front and side fill the room with natural light and offer views towards St Alkmund’s Church and Duffield Bank. The original internal door completes the space.

The guest cloaks is finished in classic white, featuring high-quality Villeroy & Boch fittings, a washbasin with chrome tap, and coordinated tiled flooring and splashbacks. An obscure leaded-glass window to the rear provides natural light while maintaining privacy. The original internal door adds a subtle nod to the property's 1930s heritage, and a heated chrome towel rail completes the space.

The kitchen is a great size with everything built in and ready to go. There’s a granite worktop, integrated appliances including fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and an induction hob with extractor. Two windows bring in loads of light, one with a lovely view over the rear garden, and the open-plan layout flows nicely into the dining area. Spotlights, coving and high ceilings give it a smart, timeless finish, and the original internal door adds a lovely nod to the home’s history.

The dining area is light and welcoming, with a fitted table and matching granite-topped drawer unit that tie in with the kitchen. High ceilings, coving and spotlights keep it feeling bright and airy. There’s a window overlooking the garden and a leaded-glass door to the side, flanked by matching windows, opening straight out to the patio, perfect for summer lunches or entertaining.

A good-sized utility with everything you need, plumbing for a washing machine, space for a dryer, and matching cupboards and worktops to keep things tidy. There’s a stainless steel sink, a radiator, and a window overlooking the garden. Period details like deep skirtings, coving and high ceilings continue through here too, and the glazed internal door with chrome fittings is a nice finishing touch.

The side entrance features a pair of charming arched, half-glazed doors with a leaded finish, a lovely architectural detail. There’s a radiator to keep things warm and a large inset doormat, making it a practical everyday entrance for muddy boots or dogs.

A fantastic space with plenty of natural light thanks to windows at the front and side. French doors at the rear open straight out onto the patio and garden. Two radiators keep it cosy, and there’s built-in storage with glazed display cabinets and fitted cupboards underneath – ideal for hiding away board games, craft supplies or the kids’ mess.

Tucked away at the rear of the house, this quiet office overlooks the garden and makes an ideal work-from-home spot. There are windows to the side and rear bringing in plenty of natural light, along with coving to the ceiling and a door that keeps it nicely separate from the rest of the home.

Charming half-landing continues the home's character with deep skirting boards, architraves, high ceilings and a decorative ceiling rose. A leaded-glass window to the rear offers a peaceful view over the rear garden, and the original oak balustrade continues beautifully up to the main landing which is spacious and light, maintaining the period features, high ceilings, coving, a picture rail and deep skirtings. There's a useful corner storage cupboard and a beautiful half-glazed internal door with stained glass that leads to the staircase rising to the second floor.

The principal bedroom is a generous and beautifully proportioned space, featuring two fitted double wardrobes and a matching chest of drawers. Period features include deep skirtings, high ceilings, coving and a picture rail. Three leaded windows to the front flood the room with natural light and offer lovely, elevated views towards St Alkmund’s Church and Duffield Bank. There’s access to a private en-suite, along with the original internal door, adding to the room’s sense of heritage and quality.

The en-suite is well-appointed, featuring a separate shower cubicle, corner washbasin, and a Villeroy & Boch WC. Complimantary tiled flooring and splashbacks keep things smart and practical, while high ceilings and spotlights add a sense of space. There’s also a heated chrome towel rail, extractor fan, and a leaded obscure-glass window for light and privacy.

Bedroom Two is a spacious double with fitted wardrobes and plenty of natural light from windows to the side and rear overlooking the garden. Period details continue throughout with high ceilings, deep skirtings, coving, a picture rail, and the original internal door, adding to the home’s sense of timeless quality.

The family bathroom is spacious and well-appointed, featuring a bath with chrome fittings, a separate shower cubicle, and a fitted washbasin with base cupboard beneath. There’s also a low-level WC, wood flooring, and tiled splashbacks. High ceilings and spotlights create a bright, open feel, and three obscure leaded-glass windows provide plenty of natural light while maintaining privacy. A traditional radiator and heated chrome towel rail keep the space warm, and the original internal door ties it all together with charm.

Bedroom Three is another bright and airy double, with windows to both the front and side. From the front, there are lovely views to the front elevation. Traditional features include high ceilings, coving, a picture rail, deep skirtings, and the original internal door, all adding to the room’s character and charm.

Bedroom Four is currently used as a dressing room but would also make a comfortable double bedroom. It features high ceilings, deep skirtings, coving, a picture rail, and the original internal door. A leaded-glass window to the front brings in plenty of natural light, and the room retains all the character you’d expect from this elegant home.

The second-floor games room is a great additional living space, ideal for relaxing, hobbies, or as a breakout area for teenagers. It includes fitted wardrobes, eaves storage, a radiator, and access to the roof space. Leaded-glass windows to the side and rear let in plenty of light, and a door leads through to Bedroom Five.

One of the standout features of Lea Holme is the generous, westerly-facing rear garden (once used as a tennis court!) Private, well-established, and full of potential. The level lawn is framed by neat hedgerows and colourful flowerbeds, with a large block-paved patio offering the perfect space for entertaining or relaxing in the sun.

Set well back from Derby Road, the property enjoys a generous front garden with shaped lawns, mature hedging, and a lovely mix of shrubs, plants and a blossoming cherry tree. There’s a real sense of privacy and space here, with open views across the fields and towards St Alkmund’s Church and Duffield Bank, a beautiful first impression.

The detached double garage is well-equipped with power, lighting, and a concrete floor. Twin up-and-over doors provide easy access from the front, while two rear windows and a side personnel door offer additional light and convenience. A great space for parking, storage, or even a future workshop.