Timeless Living at The Old Hall

In the heart of Littleover, nestled within our new build development Stephenson Gardens, a remarkable piece of Derbyshire’s architectural heritage is being brought back to life. The Old Hall, a striking Victorian manor built in 1898, was originally designed by renowned local Arts and Crafts architect Alexander MacPherson.

In later years, The Old Hall served as offices for Rolls-Royce and later as the headquarters of Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, before closing its doors in 2018. With the vision of Ivygrove Homes and the expertise of architect Matthew Montague, this historic mansion has been carefully restored into three exceptional period residences, The East Wing, The Old Hall, and The West Wing.

Each property has been designed to retain the original character of the building while offering the layout and comfort expected of modern living. The East Wing and The Old Hall each offer five double bedrooms, while The West Wing includes four.

Each residence features a high-quality bespoke kitchen within an open-plan living space, alongside a separate lounge and study on the ground floor. The high ceilings, leaded windows, and deep skirting boards add to the rich heritage of the hall. All three homes also benefit from detached double garages and large private south facing rear gardens.

The location is another key benefit with the amenities of Littleover village within walking distance. The development also sits within the catchment area for Littleover Community School and is close to both Derby High School and Derby Grammar School, making it an ideal choice for families.

The Old Hall offers a chance to own a home that combines history with modern living, in a well-connected and established part of Derby. Viewings by appointment only, contact us to arrange your visit.