Perfect for discovering the south-eastern corner of the Peak District, this elegantly furnished hideaway lies within easy reach of many of the region's historic sites, tranquil landscapes and more challenging walking trails. Originally a 17th-century granary, this delightfully updated cottage retains much of its traditional character, and has been sympathetically updated to make a cosy and relaxing holiday home for couples and smaller families. With ample space for four guests, the stylishly decorated property features a welcoming wood burner, a light-filled conservatory and a characterful patio garden, providing a relaxing backdrop for walkers, nature spotters and history buffs exploring a magical part of Derbyshire.
You enter the property through the lovely light-filled conservatory, which provides a snug space to unwind in peace, and which leads through to the beautifully organised and fully equipped kitchen/diner with a central farmhouse dining table perfect for family get-togethers. The quiet lounge has plush seating, a Smart TV and a glowing wood burner, ideal for a quiet night in. Upstairs, you will have a choice between two light and relaxing bedrooms, each with pretty views: there's a calming king-size room and a cheerful double. The property also features a sleek and refreshing bathroom. Stepping outside, the charming south-facing patio garden has lavender borders, with comfortable seating, making an ideal spot for a BBQ or a peaceful drink in the evening. Off-road parking is available for one car.
Baslow is ideal for exploring the Dark Peak area, with Curbar Edge just 2 miles to the north. Chatsworth House and its stunning estate are to the south (the House 2.5 miles away), with the vibrant pudding-making town of Bakewell to the south-west (4.5 miles). The area has a wealth of popular attractions and landmarks, including Haddon Hall, the Heights of Abraham, Monsal Dale and Eyam Museum, all within 11 miles.