Equipped with a games room, wood burner and a Bluetooth music system, this rural hideaway offers an excellent base for a group of up to six human guests and one four-pawed friend who are seeking an adventure in Peak District National Park. Fill your time with exploring the hiking trails, nature reserves and quaint countryside villages on your doorstep.
As you enter this isolated stone-built cottage, you’ll be mesmerised by the stylish blend of contemporary and traditional features. Inside the open-plan living space the wooden beamed, vaulted ceiling stretches across the lounge, kitchen and diner. Cook a feast in the sleek blue and white fitted kitchen boasting a breakfast bar on the island before dining together at the stylish wood and glass table with seating for six. Next to this is a cosy lounge with soft, plump sofas in front of the Smart TV and wood burner. Continue into the snug for a quiet moment to yourself or get competitive in the games room in the garage. Spread over the ground and first floor are three bedrooms, each with an en-suite – two king-size and a twin. Completing the property is a convenient utility room. Outside, you’ll find a spacious half-acre garden with a patio, BBQ, furniture and bike storage.
While staying in the heart of the Peak District National Park, near the hamlet of Hargatewall (1 mile) you’ll be surrounded by dog-walking trails. Just 5 miles away is the spa town of Buxton, where you can browse the local shops and eateries, visit the Edwardian opera house and stroll to the hilltop 1896 Solomon’s Temple. Hike through the limestone ravine of Chee Dale Stepping Stones nature reserve (3.5 miles) and delve into the history of Magpie Mine (9 miles).