This homely, dog-friendly property for up to five guests is perfect for a rural village escape in the Peak District National Park. With a stone-built facade, a garden, a woodburner and thoughtfully decorated, country-style interiors, you’ll be charmed from the moment you arrive. Spend your time away exploring the surrounding hiking trails, historical attractions and quaint English villages.
Step inside and find yourself in the open-plan lounge/diner with neutral-toned decor, wooden furnishings and paisley-patterned curtains and blinds. Two comfortable sofas sit around a rug in front of the Smart TV and inglenook fireplace with a wood burner. Walk across the wooden flooring to reach a French-chic wooden and white dining table and four chairs. Beyond here is a contemporary white and grey kitchen with a ‘U’-shaped fitted unit boasting a breakfast bar on a peninsula. Climb the stairs to reach a family bathroom with a bath and a separate shower. Completing the interior are three airy bedrooms – two doubles and a single. Outside is a small patio with furniture. There is parking for one car.
Get to know the village of Eyam with a trip to the sculpture garden, museum and Eyam Hall (all within 1 mile). Step back in time at the Eyam Stone Circle (3 miles) and the grand Haddon Hall (8.5 miles). Sink your teeth into a Bakewell tart at the place of its creation, Bakewell town (7 miles). Hit the hiking trails around Kinder Scout (17 miles), Bamford Edge (10 miles) and Devils Dike (20 miles) – where you can find the B29 Crash Site and scenic views at the Higher Shelf Stones.