Chase Cliffe

Chase Cliffe is a historic country house located in Derbyshire, England, built in 1859 by the three sisters of Francis Hurt after his death. The house, designed by architect Benjamin Ferrey, features a unique T-shaped plan and is constructed from local gritstone, showcasing an open four-bay arcade. The estate includes a lodge with a distinctive deer statue and is surrounded by stone walls. The sisters were notable benefactors to the local community, contributing to the construction of a school and church improvements, making Chase Cliffe not only an architectural gem but also a significant part of the region's social history.