This comfortable beamed cottage makes an ideal base from which to explore the many attractions this area has to offer, with good walking and fishing from the doorstep, and the popular market town of Bakewell being only a short drive. World famous Chatsworth House and Estate are also within a few minutes drive from the cottage.
Prices
- 3 night (min) short breaks from £253 - £408
- Full weeks from £320 - £516
Check with owners on 01629 640459 for latest availability & prices.
More Information
The accommodation is accessed from the patio courtyard area, entering the barn from a small entrance hall which is useful for storing boots after a long walk.
This hall leads into the good size lounge, with double aspect windows, one with views across the adjoining field and beyond, the other with double glazed doors onto the secure patio courtyard area – the lounge also benefits from a gas coal effect fire.
A door leads through to the well equipped beamed kitchen, with further external stable door access outside, the dining area having views over the fields.
The stairs from the lounge lead to the two bedrooms, the main bedroom is a good size with a double bed and views to the front and rear. The second bedroom having two single beds and similar rear views.
The bathroom is a good size with bath and shower over, hand basin and toilet.
The courtyard area is laid down to chippings and flags with garden furniture.
At a glance
- Duvets, linen and towels provided
- Gas fired central heating and power included
- Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer
- Washer /dryer available by arrangements with the owner
- Colour TV
- DVD player, radio
- Sorry no pets
- Sorry no smoking
- Cot and high chair available
- Parking, external lighting, garden furniture, BBQ, external storage.
Location
Perfect for a walking break or holiday - Little Longstone is an ancient linear village with one of the tiniest churches you'll find anywhere. The Packhorse Inn (5 minute stroll) is an unspoilt and charming, characterful pub that welcomes muddy boots, dogs and even paying customers! The Monsal Dale hotel is even closer and very popular with tourists due to its location at the head of one of the most photographed disused railway lines in the world at Monsal viaduct.
Great Longstone is just along the road and features 2 excellent pubs, both of which serve good pub food and a range of Robinson's beers - The Crispin Inn and The White Lion.
Provisions, newspapers (and everything else!) can be purchased at old-fashioned Casey's shop - and Richard Hobday the long-serving village butcher can assisit you with your fresh meat requirements too - ideal for the summer BBQs!
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