This charming stone cottage, tucked away in the garden of the owners'' 18th-century home, offers stunning views over the Derwent Valley and a crackling wood burner in the cosy lounge, perfect for putting your feet up after a day of discovery. With a welcoming local pub 300 metres from your door and the town centre a half-mile stroll downhill, it’s ideally situated for those looking to explore the historic town of Matlock.
Inside, the cosy lounge features a comfortable sofa and armchair set around a warming wood burner, perfect for relaxing evenings in. Patio doors open onto a sunny terrace, allowing you to enjoy the fresh air and lovely views. The adjoining dining area sits next to a compact, well-equipped kitchen, ideal for easy self-catering. A washing machine and freezer are conveniently located in the garage. The cottage has two king-size bedrooms, each with zip-and-link beds that can be converted into twin beds upon request. The first bedroom is accessed from the house, while the second, more spacious bedroom is accessed directly from the terrace and features a comfortable sitting area with a TV, tea and coffee-making facilities, and its own en-suite shower room. Outside, the furnished patio is the perfect spot to sit back with a drink and take in the spectacular views of the valley, and there''s private parking for two cars.
Matlock has been a popular tourist destination since Victorian times, boasting a range of independent shops, traditional pubs, and inviting cafes and restaurants. Just 1 mile away, Matlock Bath is set in a dramatic limestone gorge, offering family fun with its amusement arcades, aquarium, and photography museum. For a unique day out, visit Crich Tramway Village (6 miles), where vintage trams whisk you through a recreated period village and into the scenic countryside. History buffs will enjoy the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site (10 miles), where you’ll discover the Industrial Revolution''s fascinating legacy.