Looking out onto a peaceful central courtyard, this delightful retreat makes an ideal holiday getaway for couples and smaller families exploring a stunning part of Derbyshire. With ample space for four guests, the property is set on a working farm, with a peaceful sheltered garden and an array of resident farm animals onsite. Also featuring a welcoming wood burner, high ceilings, original timber beams, exposed brickwork and sympathetically updated interiors, this tastefully furnished hideaway is perfect for hikers, walkers and nature spotters discovering the Peak District.
Entering this bright and cheerful property, you will be greeted by the light-filled, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The relaxing lounge has plenty of soft seating, a Smart TV and a wood burner set in a high brick surround, and backs onto the sleek and fully equipped kitchen, with a sociable dining area in between. Upstairs, you will find two spacious super-king-size bedrooms with high beamed ceilings and en-suite bathrooms. Both bedrooms can convert to twin rooms on request, while the lounge sofa converts to sleep an extra guest, if required. Outside, the enclosed garden has a charming seating area sitting beneath the roof of the old hay barn, providing a delightful, sheltered spot for dining in the sun. There’s also a BBQ, a small children’s play house and games. Private off-road parking is available for two cars.
Walkers, hikers and cyclists can head to the southern outskirts of the Peak District with landmarks including Minninglow, Harboro Rocks and Thor’s Cave, all within 17 miles. The local area has a wealth of popular attractions with Kedlestone Hall to the south (6 miles), the Peak Wildlife Park and Alton Towers to the west (both within 17 miles), and Crich Tramway Village, The Heights of Abraham and Carsington Water to the north (all within 11 miles).