The Causeway, Eyam OIRO £450,000

Situated in the heart of the historic village of Eyam, this charming three-bedroom stone-built detached home offers an exciting opportunity to create a residence tailored to individual taste. With the added benefit of easily managed gardens, off-road parking for two vehicles and a two-storey stone outbuilding steeped in local heritage, the property combines period character with exceptional potential.

The outbuilding, once one of the village butcher’s shop, presents a wealth of possibilities, from ancillary accommodation to a home office, studio, or creative workspace – all subject to the necessary planning consents.

Eyam itself is renowned for its remarkable history, most famously its self-imposed quarantine during the plague of 1665–66 to protect neighbouring communities. Today, it is a thriving Peak District village with a strong sense of community, welcoming pubs, cafés, and independent shops, surrounded by beautiful countryside and offering superb walking and cycling routes right from the doorstep.

The main house features a front entrance hallway leading to a dual-aspect sitting room and a dual-aspect dining room, with a fitted kitchen positioned at the rear.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing gives access to two double bedrooms, a further bedroom and a bathroom.

Outside, there is an easily managed front garden, while to the rear lies a low-maintenance courtyard. Adjacent to the house, an area provides parking for two vehicles along with planted beds and a glazed greenhouse.

Offered with no upward chain, this property represents a rare opportunity to secure a characterful home in one of the Peak District’s most captivating villages, with the flexibility to shape it into something truly special.