Owl Cottage, Brailsford - ref: 1773

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Able to sleep four people, this two bedroom property in the village of Brailsford is idyllically placed for exploring the beautiful Peak District...

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Able to sleep four people, this two bedroom property in the village of Brailsford is idyllically placed for exploring the beautiful Peak District.

This superb, detached property is situated in the tranquil countryside just a mile from the pretty village of Brailsford. Located in the south the Peak District, this property is set within two acres of the owner's mature gardens and has recently undergone a sympathetic renovation, enabling it to retain much of its original charm and character. Offering stylish, spacious accommodation, the cottage boasts a feature fireplace, oil fired stove, beautiful original beams throughout and a well-equipped modern kitchen with large dining area. There are two bedrooms and sleeping space for four people. Outside, guests can also enjoy free use of the tennis court and two mountain bikes, as well as exploring the extensive grounds, which contain a pretty pond.

 

Prices from £221 to £458

 

Full oil fired central heating with additional heating from oil fired stove in sitting room. Electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, colour TV, DVD, CD player/radio etc, library of books/games etc. Electricity inc. in rent. Oil (for heating) payable via meter reading taken at end of stay. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Two acre lawned garden with garden furniture. Free use of owner’s tennis court and 2 mountain bikes. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 1.5 miles. Note: There is an unfenced pond in the garden so children should be supervised at all times.

The pretty, red brick village of Brailsford is situated in the south of the Peak District, five miles from the towns of Ashbourne and Derby. The village itself boasts a lively community spirit and country atmosphere, as well as a post office, a pub and a small shop. Packed with stunning architecture, the village boasts two 20th Century country homes, the Jacobean-style Brailsford Hall, Culland Hall and Brailsford Church, originally built in the 11th Century. The market town of Ashbourne is just five miles away and is composed of fine Georgian buildings, quaint cobbled streets, restaurants, inns and antique centres. For those interested in outdoor pursuits Carsington Water, the Dove and Manifold Valleys and Chatsworth are all close by, making this a diverse location with something for all the family.