Platts Farm, at Ughill close to the Peak District boundary, is believed to date back to 1347 and has been home to historical figures including Bess of Hardwick, a close friend of Elizabeth I.
It was used as an alehouse during the 17th century, before being converted to a farm with two adjoining cottages in the 19th century.
The property has since been rebuilt and refurbished by the current owners, while retaining a host of period features.
1. An abundance of character
The focal point of the drawing room is the open grate fireplace with an oak mantel and a Derbyshire gritstone surround and hearth. Photo: Zoopla/Blenheim Park Estates
2. Formality with warmth
The dining room has a fitted glazed display cabinet to the original fireplace. Photo: Zoopla/Blenheim Park Estates
3. Settle in with a book
The cosy snug has exposed rustic beams and a log burning stove. Photo: Zoopla/Blenheim Park Estates
4. The heart of the home
The breakfast kitchen has a range of fitted base/wall and drawer units with oak/pine work surfaces, upstands, an inset chopping board and two Twyford Belfast style sinks with a chrome mixer tap. Appliances include an Aga range cooker with two hot plates, two ovens, grill and a plate-warming drawer. Photo: Zoopla/Blenheim Park Estates