Detached house for sale in Derby DE73, 4 Bedroom

With four double bedrooms, the Marlow has plenty of room for all the family to enjoy a little peace and personal space. Yet at the same time, this well proportioned detached home brings the whole family together when it counts, for family meals in the generous kitchen / dining room and relaxing together in the large, comfortable lounge.

Careful planning makes space for a host of high quality features, including an en suite bathroom to the master bedroom, optional fitted wardrobes in two of the bedrooms, a separate utility off the kitchen, plus of course the integral garage. And it's all bathed in light from large windows in every room, which to make this superb home feel even more spacious and vibrant.

About the Development

Phase Two of Brindley sees the arrival of our award winning Heritage Collection homes, combining the best of traditional Arts and Crafts inspired architecture, with family friendly interiors designed to the highest specification. This exclusive new development will comprise just 32 three and four bedroom homes near Derby offering luxury as standard throughout.

Brindley Park is the ideal location for these luxury homes, with outstanding schools, great facilities and all the benefits of the city close by, without any of the downsides of city living. You'll also enjoy excellent connections to the A50 and M1, opening up the East Midlands and beyond for a swift and simple commute.

Register today to be the first to find out about this much anticipated new development and make sure you are front of the queue when the plots are released. Remember, you can reserve your Brindley Park home for just 5% deposit with Help to Buy and there's now no Stamp Duty up to £300,000.

Amenities

The village has a number of shops for your day to day needs, including a CoOp and a Tesco Extra, while for your weekly shop, there is a Sainsbury's superstore on Derby Road about halfway into town.

Chellaston has an excellent medical centre offering a range of services as well as GPs (Sat Nav DE73 5BG, call and dentists can be found at Allenton Dental Surgery (Sat Nav DE24 9AD, call Dining

There are a number of highly recommended eateries in Chellaston, including the Rose & Crown, The Lawns, Curry Art and the Bonnie Prince.

Head into Derby and that choice expends significantly, with dozens of great restaurants to choose from, including Darleys, Masa, the Dovecote, the Blacksmith's Loft, Clock Bistro, Jack Rabbits, Bistro Pierre and many more.

Education

Your older children will thank you for choosing Brindley park, because the local high school, Chellaston Academy, is just a short walk away so there's no bus ride or school run to deal with. Ranked as ‘good' by Ofsted, it is a highly popular and successful school.

Chellaston is also home to Chellaston Infants, rated ‘good with outstanding early years provision' and Chellaston Juniors rated ‘good' with many outstanding features. Homefields Primary, also within easy reach, goes one better with an overall Ofsted ranking of ‘outstanding'.

Leisure

There's plenty to do close by in the lively village of Chellaston, with even more going on in the city itself, just 5miles to the north. Check out the excellent facilities at the Rolls Royce Leisure Centre, play a round at SinFin Golf Course, or sign the kids up to one of the many football teams of afc Chellaston. Elvaston Castle Country park is also well worth a visit for a family picnic and a taste of historic sophistication.

Head into derby and you can choose from three multi-screen cinemas, two theatres and endless other attractions. The night life is pretty good too, with Lonely Planet guides calling Derby ‘the best place to drink real ale in the world'.

For a breath of fresh air, head to the 555square miles of the Peak District National Park, just 20miles away, or for a more adrenaline-fueled day, head west to Alton Towers, just a 30 mile drive.

Shopping

There are a few local shops in Chellaston, but for a real retail experience, head into town to the Intu Derby shopping centre, where you'll find over 200 stores in a state of the art mall, along with welcoming cafes and popular family restaurants. The centre of the city is pedestrianised, so you can wander and browse at will around all your favourite high street stores, and don't miss the famous indoor market.

For a less consumer-minded shopping trip, head for the Cathedral Quarter, while you'll discover a charming selection of unique independent shops set in historic surroundings, where the pace of life moves that little bit slower.

Transport

One of the biggest plusses for Brindley Park is the excellent commuter connections, with the A50, junction 3, close by leading to the M1, junction 24/24A, just 8miles away. Derby city centre is 5miles, Burton upon Trent is 11miles, Nottingham is 18miles and Ashbourne, Gateway to the Peak District, is just 20 miles away. There are regular busses running along Derby Road to and from the city.

Trains from Derby link directly to London in an hour and a half, Birmingham in around 40minutes and Nottingham in just 25minutes. If you're heading further afield, East Midlands Airport is just 10miles away.