Bamford Mill
Hope valley, Bamford
offers in the region of
£450,000
Tenure: Leasehold
Ref: BAK107915
- Retained and revealed original mill and industrial elements enhance the character of the property
- Magnificent open-plan living space, perfect for entertaining, designed to maximize natural light and views
- Prime positioning
- Edna" a 400hp tandem-compound horizontal steam engine
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This is a unique opportunity to acquire a contemporary converted mill house apartment featuring a double tandem steam engine, originally used to power the historic Bamford Cotton Mill. Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of the Peak District National Park.
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- Years remaining: 993 years
- Current ground rent: £1
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- Annual service charge: £3,485
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Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Leasehold
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This is a unique opportunity to acquire a contemporary converted mill house apartment featuring a double tandem steam engine, originally used to power the historic Bamford Cotton Mill. Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of the Peak District National Park, this stunning riverside property offers breathtaking views over the River Derwent and the surrounding countryside.
This property represents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a distinctive home in one of Derbyshire's most sought-after locations. With its unique historical significance, high-quality finishes, and desirable amenities, it is not only a luxurious residence but also a sound investment in a thriving area known for its natural beauty and community spirit.
Unique Character:
- A remarkable blend of historic mill features with modern finishes, providing both charm and sophistication.
- Retained and revealed original mill and industrial elements enhance the character of the property.
- Spacious Living:
- Two generously sized double bedrooms.
- Two modern bathrooms equipped with high-quality fixtures.
- Magnificent open-plan living space, perfect for entertaining, designed to maximise natural light and views.
- Luxury Kitchen:
- Fully fitted with high-quality appliances and contemporary finishes, catering to the needs of modern living.
- Central Heating
- Communal Amenities.
- Access to beautifully maintained communal gardens extending to the banks of the River Derwent.
- Fishing Rights
- Exterior coach light and entrance door.
- Large windows on each side flooding the space with natural daylight and spectacular views of the communal gardens and period mill.
- Windows provide views of the engine below; door opens onto a metal spiral staircase leading to the engine room.
Full height dark wood grain cupboards offer exceptional storage and incorporate Miele eye-level multi-function ovens, fridge and freezer.
- Integrated checker plate metal walk-in wardrobe.
- Large shower area with rain head and handheld shower.
- Vanity wash basin with mono block tap and an LED vanity mirror.
- Contemporary chrome central heating towel rail and exposed steel beams.
- Metal checker plate built-in wardrobes providing extensive rail space and shelving.
- Luxurious ensuite shower room fully ceramic tiled with glass shower enclosure and thermostatic shower.
- Vanity wash basin with mono block tap and back-lit mirror.
- Contemporary chrome towel rail and exposed steel beams.
- LED vanity mirror.
Access via an extending loft ladder, there are two levels which have a surprising amount of floor space and a roof light. Old machine pulleys are revealed in situ.
This is a remarkable additional room for occasional use and storage.
- Large, glazed doors opening into the engine room, showcasing unique architectural features.
"Edna" is a stationery steam engine which via a system of belts and drive shafts, used to power the cotton spinning machines at Bamford Mill by steam from five boilers and remained operational until 1965. "Edna" a 400HP tandem-compound horizontal steam engine was installed in 1907 by John Musgrave & Sons Ltd of The Globe Iron Works in Bolton. It was run periodically until 1990 when the owners moved out, and later Bamford Mill was developed into apartments.
The interior is faced with the original glazed brick and coloured tiles. On the side walls are running beams for a travelling crane supported on metal corbels. The original tools are in place and displayed on the walls in their original mounting plate.
It is the only remaining engine of its type in its original historic engine house structure. It has been carefully preserved by its current owner for many years.
- A remarkable blend of historic mill features with modern finishes, providing both charm and sophistication.
- Retained and revealed original mill and industrial elements enhance the character of the property.
- Spacious Living:
- Two generously sized double bedrooms.
- Two modern bathrooms equipped with high-quality fixtures.
- Magnificent open-plan living space, perfect for entertaining, designed to maximize natural light and views.
- Proximity to the thriving village of Bamford, which boasts a welcoming community and excellent local amenities including:
- Country inn and shop.
- Golf club and other recreational facilities.
- Convenient for Rail and bus transport links to Sheffield and Manchester.
- Community and Lifestyle
- A vibrant local community with a rich history surrounding the mill and its location.
- Ideal for those seeking tranquillity combined with easy access to urban conveniences.
Set in a picturesque area with easy access to local amenities and stunning communal gardens, this property combines the tranquillity of rural living with modern comforts.
The majority of Bamford Mill was previously converted by Gleesons.
The engine house retains "Edna" a 400HP tandem-compound horizontal steam engine, installed in 1907 to power the mill operations.
Additionally there is plenty of Visitor Parking.
The Derwent Room is separate to the apartment and is a large function room at Bamford Mill for the exclusive use of residents. This an ideal function room for hosting celebration events, film nights and all other social occasions.
This property represents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a distinctive home in one of Derbyshire's most sought-after locations. With its unique historical significance, high-quality finishes, and desirable amenities, it is not only a luxurious residence but also a sound investment in a thriving area known for its natural beauty and community spirit.
Unique Character:
- A remarkable blend of historic mill features with modern finishes, providing both charm and sophistication.
- Retained and revealed original mill and industrial elements enhance the character of the property.
- Spacious Living:
- Two generously sized double bedrooms.
- Two modern bathrooms equipped with high-quality fixtures.
- Magnificent open-plan living space, perfect for entertaining, designed to maximise natural light and views.
- Luxury Kitchen:
- Fully fitted with high-quality appliances and contemporary finishes, catering to the needs of modern living.
- Central Heating
- Communal Amenities.
- Access to beautifully maintained communal gardens extending to the banks of the River Derwent.
- Fishing Rights
Entrance Gallery
- Metal checker plate staircase leading to a balcony.- Exterior coach light and entrance door.
Living Area
- Period details throughout, including rustic brick walls and panel ceilings.- Large windows on each side flooding the space with natural daylight and spectacular views of the communal gardens and period mill.
- Windows provide views of the engine below; door opens onto a metal spiral staircase leading to the engine room.
Kitchen Area
The high quality fitted kitchen includes a large L shaped island in high gloss white with quartz tops with a recessed sink and an induction hob with sleek downdraft venting.Full height dark wood grain cupboards offer exceptional storage and incorporate Miele eye-level multi-function ovens, fridge and freezer.
Utility Room
Behind the wood grain wall cupboards is the concealed utility room which has the heat recovery system and there is provision for a washer.Bedroom One
- Spacious double bedroom with high ceilings and exposed steel beams.- Integrated checker plate metal walk-in wardrobe.
Luxurious Shower Room/Wc
- Wet-style shower room with limestone flooring and stone ceramic tiling.- Large shower area with rain head and handheld shower.
- Vanity wash basin with mono block tap and an LED vanity mirror.
- Contemporary chrome central heating towel rail and exposed steel beams.
Ground Floor Bedroom Suite
- Accessed from the entrance hall, featuring windows to the side.- Metal checker plate built-in wardrobes providing extensive rail space and shelving.
- Luxurious ensuite shower room fully ceramic tiled with glass shower enclosure and thermostatic shower.
- Vanity wash basin with mono block tap and back-lit mirror.
- Contemporary chrome towel rail and exposed steel beams.
- LED vanity mirror.
Storage Room
- Spacious storeroom situated off the bedroom suite, providing ample storage space.Additional Rooms
There are additional rooms above the living accommodation.Access via an extending loft ladder, there are two levels which have a surprising amount of floor space and a roof light. Old machine pulleys are revealed in situ.
This is a remarkable additional room for occasional use and storage.
Engine Room
- Accessed via a period metal spiral staircase from the living room or separately from the exterior.- Large, glazed doors opening into the engine room, showcasing unique architectural features.
"Edna" is a stationery steam engine which via a system of belts and drive shafts, used to power the cotton spinning machines at Bamford Mill by steam from five boilers and remained operational until 1965. "Edna" a 400HP tandem-compound horizontal steam engine was installed in 1907 by John Musgrave & Sons Ltd of The Globe Iron Works in Bolton. It was run periodically until 1990 when the owners moved out, and later Bamford Mill was developed into apartments.
The interior is faced with the original glazed brick and coloured tiles. On the side walls are running beams for a travelling crane supported on metal corbels. The original tools are in place and displayed on the walls in their original mounting plate.
It is the only remaining engine of its type in its original historic engine house structure. It has been carefully preserved by its current owner for many years.
Key Features
- Unique Character:- A remarkable blend of historic mill features with modern finishes, providing both charm and sophistication.
- Retained and revealed original mill and industrial elements enhance the character of the property.
- Spacious Living:
- Two generously sized double bedrooms.
- Two modern bathrooms equipped with high-quality fixtures.
- Magnificent open-plan living space, perfect for entertaining, designed to maximize natural light and views.
Prime Positioning
- Situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities.- Proximity to the thriving village of Bamford, which boasts a welcoming community and excellent local amenities including:
- Country inn and shop.
- Golf club and other recreational facilities.
- Convenient for Rail and bus transport links to Sheffield and Manchester.
- Community and Lifestyle
- A vibrant local community with a rich history surrounding the mill and its location.
- Ideal for those seeking tranquillity combined with easy access to urban conveniences.
Set in a picturesque area with easy access to local amenities and stunning communal gardens, this property combines the tranquillity of rural living with modern comforts.
Investment Potential
This property represents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a distinctive home in one of Derbyshire's most sought-after locations. With its unique historical significance, high-quality finishes, and desirable amenities, it is not only a luxurious residence but also a sound investment in a thriving area known for its natural beauty and community spirit.Agents Note
Permission was granted for Bamford Mill engine house, store room and gear house to form a residential duplex apartment in November 2015. Private and speculative investment for the conversion has created a remarkable property.The majority of Bamford Mill was previously converted by Gleesons.
The engine house retains "Edna" a 400HP tandem-compound horizontal steam engine, installed in 1907 to power the mill operations.
Services
The property has mains gas central heating. There is under floor central heating throughout and, the windows are all double glazedParking
Two allocated spaces are situated conveniently right next to the property entrance.Additionally there is plenty of Visitor Parking.
Communal Areas
The Derwent Room
Residents of Bamford Mill enjoy access to the prestigious Derwent Room.The Derwent Room is separate to the apartment and is a large function room at Bamford Mill for the exclusive use of residents. This an ideal function room for hosting celebration events, film nights and all other social occasions.
Utilities, rights & restrictions
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LENDER FEES MAY ALSO BE APPLICABLE. IF YOU WOULD LIKE GUIDANCE ON THE RIGHT MORTGAGE FOR YOU, WE RECOMMEND SPEAKING TO ONE OF OUR MORTGAGE CONSULTANTS WHO WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO HELP.
**The 4.19% annual interest rate is based on the Connells Group average mortgage interest rate taken from this year YTD and is correct as at 17/03/2026.
Any fees payable will be explained in your initial no-obligation appointment, before you choose whether to use our Mortgage Services.
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