Summary
Positioned within the historic, stone-built conversion of Lintzford Mill, this exquisite two-bedroom top-floor apartment offers a rare blend of character and scenic views. Situated in an exclusive development, the apartment boasts panoramic views of the River Derwent and sits directly on the doorstep of the Derwent Walk, perfect for those who cherish countryside strolls. Residents enjoy access to a private river-facing courtyard and a tranquil front garden, with the added convenience of undercroft garaging and guest parking. Given the unique nature of this property and its idyllic location, we anticipate significant interest and strongly
Internally
Entrance & Arrival
Access to this prestigious building is gained via a secure telephone intercom system leading into a welcoming communal porch. From the grand entrance hall, both a lift and staircase provide effortless access to the top floor, where Flat 9 is privately situated.
A Grand Welcome
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a uniquely designed, split-level hallway that immediately sets a tone of space and character. The hallway features two useful storage cupboards, a loft hatch for additional storage, and provides a seamless flow to all principal rooms.
The Heart of the Home: Riverside Living
The full-width living room is the standout feature of the home. Bathed in natural light, this extensive reception space boasts soaring high ceilings and five large sash windows
each fitted with secondary glazing for modern comfort. These windows offer a breathtaking, elevated vantage point over the River Derwent and the lush, verdant greenery that lines its banks. Whether entertaining or relaxing, the scale and character of this room are truly exceptional.
Modern Kitchen
The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with modern shaker-style cabinetry and premium contrasting worktops. A full suite of integrated appliances ensures a sleek finish, including an electric oven and hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
Principal Suite: A generous double bedroom featuring traditional sash windows and ample space for freestanding furniture. It benefits from a private en-suite bathroom, complete with a fitted bathtub, washbasin, and WC. The space is elegantly part-tiled, offering a neutral canvas for the new owner.
Bedroom Two: Another well-proportioned double room that continues the theme of characterful sash windows and airy dimensions.
Family Bathroom: Serving the second bedroom and guests, the main bathroom is finished in a crisp, neutral palette and features a walk-in shower cubicle, a contemporary floating washbasin, and a low-level WC.
Living Room - 7.68m x 5.26m (25'2" x 17'3")
Kitchen - 2.99m x 2.72m (9'9" x 8'11")
Bedroom One - 3.25m x 4.15m (10'7" x 13'7")
Ensuite - 1.98m x 2.6m (6'5" x 8'6")
Bedroom Two - 3.52m x 3.42m (11'6" x 11'2")
Bathroom - 2.24m x 2.15m (7'4" x 7'0")
Store - 0.8m x 1.79m (2'7" x 5'10")
Store - 0.8m x 1.29m (2'7" x 4'2")
Externally
Private Front Garden The apartment benefits from a private, gated front garden
a rare luxury for a mill conversion. This beautifully landscaped space features a low-level brick wall boundary, thoughtfully stocked with ornamental shrubs and plants. Its orientation makes it an idyllic sun trap, perfect for enjoying the evening sun in complete privacy.
Communal Riverside Courtyard
To the rear of the complex lies a stunning communal courtyard that sits directly on the banks of the River Derwent. This tranquil space is expertly maintained with mature planting and various secluded seating areas, offering residents a peaceful retreat to enjoy the soothing sounds of the water and the surrounding wildlife.
Parking & Storage
Practicality meets security with a private garage located within the complex, providing secure parking or additional storage. Furthermore, the development offers ample visitor and resident parking situated conveniently to the side of the building.
Location and History
Lintzford Mill is a landmark of industrial heritage, steeped in history dating back to the 14th century, when it originated as a water-powered corn mill. By 1703, it had evolved into a renowned paper mill, remaining operational for over two centuries before transitioning into an ink works.
In 1987, the site underwent a sympathetic and high-specification conversion into luxury residential apartments. Flat 9 is situated within the Grade II listed portion of the development, preserving original architectural features such as stone masonry and traditional sash windows. Living here offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Derwent Valley’s industrial legacy, blended seamlessly with modern interior comforts.
Disclaimer
Whilst we endeavour to ensure our sales particulars are accurate and reliable, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by WalkersXchange therefore we cannot give a guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only.
