Butterfield House, Butterfield Lane, Brackenfield
Alfreton · Derbyshire
Asking price
£640,000
For sale by owner
The queue
The queue is every buyer who has registered interest in this home, in the order they arrived. No names, ever. The queue is the order people arrived in. It does not give anyone priority — the owner decides.
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A 4-bedroom house in Alfreton with 3 bathrooms. The recorded floor area is 155 m² (1,668 sq ft). Its EPC rating is D. The tenure is f. It sold for £265,000 in 2016, according to HM Land Registry.
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Register interest without giving the owner your name. Or put a figure on record against the home — never your name.
Three ways in, from just looking to bringing in your own professional.
Just looking
Register interest
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How registering works
A short form: what you’d pay, where you are in your own move, and how to reach you. If the home is listed as open for offer, we may email the owner to say that someone has registered interest. We do not give them your name or contact details.
Free
Would buy at the right price
Tempt the owner
Your figure is recorded against the home — never your name.
How tempting the owner works
You name a figure and we record it against the home — never your name, never how to reach you. It isn’t an offer and it commits you to nothing. It’s the question most homes have never been asked. Tempt the owner, and let the number do the talking.
Free
Want someone to handle it
Use an estate agent instead
An agent who acts for you, not for the seller. We make the introduction and take no further part.
How bringing in an agent works
A separate business, regulated separately, acting for you. open for offer makes the introduction and takes no further part. Buyer negotiation starts once HMRC approves our registration. We are never the seller’s agent.
If none covers this home yet, we will tell you when one does.
Free
About this home
This Victorian property was significantly extended and completely renovated in 2019 by the current owner with meticulous attention to detail. The renovation was back-to-brick and included a complete rewiring and re-plumbing with the downstairs of the property now benefiting from underfloor heating.
Recently a new, energy efficient ‘Clock’ wood burning stove has been added to the snug.
Upon entering through the front door, a beautifully spacious, light-filled entrance hall with underfloor heating greets you. The newly installed checkerboard flooring giving a nod to the history of the property.
Off the entrance hall is a beautifully appointed, modern kitchen-family room spanning some 9 metres with bi-fold doors opening on to the terrace. The views from this room are over rolling countryside, rare for a property with such an expansive open space.
The kitchen is well-appointed with Rangemaster stove and integrated applications along with a beautiful, belfast double sink.
The perfectly sized snug provides a cosy place to snuggle up on a winters evening next to the wood burning stove. The Georgian-sized window filling the room with light and framing views over countryside.
There is also a very useful utility under the stairs where the newly installed boiler is located.
On route to the first floor, you pass by the oversized south-facing window with views over the gardens, paddock and countryside.
The homeowners often find themselves gazing out over the fields watching wild hares and deer’s bound about not to mention the cows and sheep often grazing in the adjoining field.
The first floor provides four ample sized bedrooms, two of which have recently installed, modern ensuites. In addition, there is a large family bathroom appointed with Heritage sink and bath.
The elevated views from the bedrooms take full advantage of the enviable situation of this property.
The evidence
What this home has sold for
The home itself
Alfreton and DE55
This home changed hands 10 years ago.
Where it is
Centred on the property. This home is publicly on the market at this address.
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How we work
Will the owner know it’s me?
No. Your name, your budget and your ceiling stay with us, and nothing that identifies you leaves us unless you both agree to talk.
The full brochure on this home
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Homes like this one nearby
Sold on Butterfield Lane
Standard sales on this street, newest first. This home is not included.
- Butterfield Farm, Butterfield Lane£725,000June 2021
- 2, Butterfield Cottages, Butterfield Lane£350,000September 2016
- 2, Butterfield Cottages, Butterfield Lane£295,000September 2008
Sold prices on Butterfield Lane
Source: HM Land Registry price paid data, standard sales. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0.
Buying costs
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