100 The Common, Crich - ref: 2279

An introduction to 100 The Common, Crich - ref: 2279

This lovely stone terraced cottage is on the outskirts of the bustling village of Crich, has been furnished stylishly and offers comfortable and welcoming accommodation...

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Situated on the outskirts of an idyllic rural village is this lovely stone built cottage offering comfortable accommodation for up to four people.

This lovely stone terraced cottage is on the outskirts of the bustling village of Crich, has been furnished stylishly and offers comfortable and welcoming accommodation. There is a compact and well-equipped kitchen and the dining area is in the cosy sitting room, which has a wood burner in an impressive feature fireplace. There are two tastefully decorated bedrooms; one a spacious double with a king-size bed and the other housing an adult bunk bed. On the ground floor is a modern well appointed bathroom and outside an enclosed rear patio area with barbecue and garden furniture making a tranquil space to relax in. To the front of the property is a private mature garden. This is a lovely cottage to have as a base in this fabulous area.

 

Prices from £148 to £393

 

Full gas central heating throughout with additional heating from woodburner in sitting room. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, LCD colour TV, Freeview, video, DVD, radio/CD player etc. Library of books/games/videos. Fuel, power & starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Enclosed rear patio area with garden furniture and BBQ. Enclosed mature front garden. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 5 mins walk, pub 3 mins walk. Note: The road is approx. 20 yards from the property and within the 30 mph restrictions. Note: This property is suitable for a maximum of 4 people.

The lovely village of Crich has a number of shops and public houses and more recently was the location for ‘Cardale’ in the TV series “Peak Practice.” The village is home to the National Tramway Museum, and trams move along the valley, making this an unusual way to see the stunning views. To see other spectacular views a cable car ride to the Heights of Abraham near Matlock is a necessity. At the top, there are many more attractions to be enjoyed, from an owl maze to water gardens. There are many impressive stately homes and halls in the area; Chatsworth House and Park with its garden centre and farm shop are worth a visit as is Haddon Hall. The village is an ideal base for a holiday in this lovely area.