A driveway sweeps from the entrance on Brockwell Lane, passes through a large lawned area and then splits to give access to both the front of the house and the detached garage behind it.A driveway sweeps from the entrance on Brockwell Lane, passes through a large lawned area and then splits to give access to both the front of the house and the detached garage behind it.
A driveway sweeps from the entrance on Brockwell Lane, passes through a large lawned area and then splits to give access to both the front of the house and the detached garage behind it.

Enchanting 'chocolate box home' in Chesterfield has therapy room and converted Second World War air raid shelter in grounds

A characterful four-bedroom 1920s home whose grounds contain a tranquil therapy room and a converted Second World War air raid shelter is on the market with an asking price of £800,000.

The eye-catching property at Brockwell Lane, Chesterfield, has been thoughtfully and lovingly designed with an Arts and Crafts theme including many original features such as decorative archways, built-in cupboards and the servants bell system. Original parquet flooring is contained within the spacious ground-floor accommodation.

Internal doors and fitted wardrobes are in keeping with the original build and are complemented by picture rails and cornices. Extensive landscaped grounds include a beautiful summerhouse/therapy room and a Japanese garden offering relaxation in tranquil surroundings.

The originally constructed air raid shelter is now a workshop/potting shed with power, lighting and extensive shelving, located at the rear of the garage.

On the Zoopla website estate agent William H. Brown describes the Brockwell Lane property as: “Standing in a most enviable sized plot, discreetly tucked away from the road, the enchantment of this beautiful chocolate box home starts right from the approach.”

For further details, call 01246 398976.

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