A characterful stone property at the heart of Longnor Village surrounded by cobblestone streets and the Peak District National Park.<br /><br />Hey House is a real labour of love and its distinctive charm is sure to tug on the heartstrings of any prospective buyer. Undergoing a complete renovation since 2019, this beautiful stone property emits a certain je ne sais quoi. The modern remodelling and repositioning of the staircases enhances the layout whilst mingling effortlessly with its original character.<br /><br /><b>Step Back In Time</b> - Backing on to meandering, cobblestone streets and the ancient church, just a stone’s throw from Longnor village square, Hey House stands in an impressive location. It’s so picturesque in fact, that scenes from Pride and Prejudice were filmed on Chapel Street which lies directly to the rear of the property. As you amble among the narrow walkways and stone houses, you feel as though you’re stepping back in time. The village is hugged on all sides by the verdant hills of the Peak District, giving you access to mile upon mile of beautiful green space.<br /><br />To the front of the property, a loose-stone patio area provides the perfect spot for enjoying morning coffee as you watch the world go by.<br /><br /><b>Original Charm With Modern Enhancements</b> - Spanning four floors, Hey House is an unexpectedly spacious, four-bedroom property. Throughout each floor you’ll find stripped wooden floors, replacement sash windows, and exposed timbers, making this an alluring home with lovable eccentricities.<br /><br />Enter the property on the ground floor and step into the bespoke, hand crafted kitchen. Retaining its cottage feel with the exposed timbers and sash windows, this is a charming hub for enjoying lingering family breakfasts.<br /><br />Also on the ground floor you’ll find a rear lobby, and a reception hall that leads you downstairs to the lower ground floor. Originally the cellar, this large space has been cleverly designed to create a private lounge/entertainment room. The flagstone flooring and beamed ceiling continue the flow of the building’s features, and three windows invite light to flood the area. You could get really creative with your design ideas for this space, perhaps introducing a bar and some oversized, flop-into armchairs.<br /><br />Return to the reception hall to access the stairway leading to the first floor where the family bathroom and two bedrooms await, one of which has an original feature fireplace. Continue up a further flight of stairs to the second floor to another two bedrooms. The master bedroom is somewhat of a showstopper with its exposed timber ceiling, en-suite shower room and view of the church clocktower from one of the skylights.<br /><br /><br /><br /><b>Next Step</b> - Contact Corrie to ask any questions you may have or to arrange an internal inspection.<br /><br />