Enjoying a tranquil location at the heart of the Peak District, this delightful millworker's cottage dates from the 1840s and has been sympathetically updated to make a fantastic holiday retreat for five guests. Set in the picturesque village of Cressbrook, the Grade II-listed hideaway is perfect for walkers, hikers, climbers, cyclists and nature spotters discovering the historic sites and breathtaking countryside of a magnificent part of Derbyshire. Featuring a cosy wood burner, a sweet conservatory and glorious scenery from the pretty garden, this fantastic bolthole is perfect for couples, families and friends enjoying an unforgettable rural break.
Entering this characterful retreat, you will be greeted by the light, stylish lounge, with plush seating, a TV and a welcoming wood burner in a traditional brick surround. There's also a bright and fully equipped kitchen alongside a spacious conservatory, which serves as a delightful dining room. The ground floor also features a useful shower room. Heading upstairs, there's a beautifully tiled bathroom and three cheerful bedrooms: two relaxing doubles and a lovely single. Stepping outside, the attractive tiered and furnished front garden provides a wonderful spot for a morning coffee and for taking in the panoramic scenery of the Wye Valley. There's also a small enclosed back courtyard. Free parking can be found in a small public car park 100 metres down the road, with additional parking spaces along the lane below the cottage.
Perfect for exploring the Wye Valley, Cressbrook lies between the spa town of Buxton (11 miles) and the quaint market town of Bakewell (5 miles). Local landmarks include Chatsworth House, the Thornbridge Estate, Haddon Hall, Magpie Mine, the village of Eyam and the Monsalhead Viaduct, all within 9 miles. Walkers can head to Curbar Edge, the Chee Dale Stepping Stones and Blue John Cavern, all within 11 miles.