Perfect for a gathering of friends or family, this beautifully renovated stone cottage is set in the heart of Belper, a charming market town located within the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. Bursting with traditional charm, warm yourself in front of the cracking wood burner in the cosy lounge or enjoy al fresco dining moments in the pretty garden of this inviting home away from home.
The cottage has been thoughtfully renovated to a high standard, seamlessly blending contemporary comforts with original features. The welcoming lounge, with its comfortable sofa, armchair, and two easy chairs, is centred around a stone fireplace with a wood burner, creating a cosy atmosphere for relaxing evenings. The bright and cheerful kitchen is fully equipped for all your culinary needs, with a round dining table perfect for family meals. French doors open onto the garden, inviting you to enjoy a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. On the first floor, you’ll find two lovely bedrooms – a spacious double and a twin, both tastefully furnished for a peaceful night’s sleep. The stylish bathroom on this floor boasts a luxurious roll-top bath and a separate shower. The second-floor king-size bedroom offers sweeping views over the surrounding area, making it a tempting retreat after a day of exploration. The rear garden is a tranquil haven, with lush lawns and a furnished patio area – an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee or outdoor dining. On-street parking is available during your stay.
Belper’s rich industrial history is visible throughout the town, from the historic North Mill and its fascinating heritage centre to the scenic riverside gardens, you’ll find an array of shops, pubs and cafes nearby. For outdoor enthusiasts, Carsington Water is 10 miles away, offering water sports, cycling, and fishing, while the National Tramway Museum (6 miles) invites visitors to explore a recreated period village and take a nostalgic ride on vintage trams through the countryside. The picturesque town of Ashbourne (12 miles) is known for its Victorian market square, charming local shops, and antique stores.