
Four distinctive homes.
One extraordinary valley setting.
An exceptional residential opportunity — four architect-designed barn-form homes on a 1.57-acre village-edge site above the Ecclesbourne Valley, on the edge of Turnditch.
A design-led redevelopment of a redundant former dairy farm, creating four distinctive detached family homes within the beautiful Derbyshire countryside. The scheme reinterprets the site’s agricultural heritage through contemporary barn-inspired architecture, carefully arranged around the established farmyard character and natural topography.
Generous glazing, carefully considered levels and modern rural materials maximise natural light and countryside views while reducing the development’s visual impact. The homes combine strong architectural identity, modern family living and energy-efficient design, supported by enhanced landscaping, biodiversity measures and sustainable drainage.
Four contemporary country homes. One historic farmyard. Reimagined for modern rural living.
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Spacious accommodation from approximately 2,200 to 2,650 sq ft, each with garaging and luxury specification — taut barn-form silhouettes in dark standing-seam cladding over tumbled red brick, with full-height glazed gables framing the valley view.
An aerial film of the consented site and its setting on the village edge above the Ecclesbourne Valley.
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Set on Hillcliff Lane on the edge of Turnditch, the site balances a tranquil village-edge setting with genuine connectivity. The A517 links Belper and Ashbourne, with mainline rail at Belper and Duffield placing Derby and Nottingham within easy commuting distance — the profile of buyer that underpins premium village values.
Please read this section carefully before submitting an offer. It sets out the formal bidding process, available technical reports, key assumptions and important notices relating to the site.
Bids should include details of the proposed financial arrangements and an indicative timetable for exchange of contracts and completion.
A suite of technical reports is available on request, including:
Bids for the site should be submitted electronically with the subject heading ‘Nether House Farm, Turnditch’ to the Promoter via the contacts opposite.
Site visits are not permitted without prior appointment which shall be made with the Promoter – see contact details opposite. Any agreed site visits are entirely at the prospective purchasers’ risk and neither the Promoter nor the landowners accept any liability arising from such visits.
No engagement or consultation is to take place with the landowners, planning authority, parish council or other relevant body or consultee regarding the site.
Any plans within these particulars are not to scale.
Any particulars or other information set out in these particulars are general in nature and shall not be treated as a statement of fact. These particulars are not intended to form any offer or contract. All bids are submitted on a subject to contract basis and will be considered by the Promoter and the landowners at their absolute discretion. The Promoter and the landowners reserve the right to not accept any offer howsoever made.
Neither the Promoter, the landowners nor any person acting on their behalf make any statement of fact, representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the information set out herein. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any matters contained within these particulars.
For further information, access to the technical reports or to register your interest, please contact the Promoter.
Particulars for guidance only and do not form part of any contract. CGIs and figures are indicative. Interested parties should rely on their own due diligence.