18th Century Grade ll Listed Weavers Cottage, Cromford nr Matlock

Welcome to 'Toodles Cottage', a beautifully presented terraced cottage in the historic village of Cromford. Offering a perfect base for a well-deserved relaxing break! Discover the Peak Districts countryside, notable buildings, quaint villages & charming market towns all close by.

Originally a mill worker's cottage, the comfortable quality accommodation is set over 3 floors.
Two bedrooms: second floor - 1 x super king size bed / zip&link singles x 2; 1st floor -1 x twin beds / zip&link to make King x 1.
Bathroom room with bath, overhead shower, basin and WC.
Drying room with ionic ceramic hairdryer (with concentrator nozzle & defuser), iron, ironing board, clothes horse, towel ladder and towels.
Living room with bespoke dining area, burnished leather savoy sofa, original quarry tiled floor, Smart Curved TV with Netflix, DVD player and USB. Multi-function Bluetooth station and speaker.
Selection of books, games, 200+DVDs, Wii, stunning wood burner.
Kitchen diner with breakfast bar. Gas Range cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle, nespresso, slow cooker, 8 in 1 blender, fridge/freezer, washing machine, every day dining, special occasion dining.
5 Tiered landscaping - Steps leading up to 1st tier Wood Store, 2nd & 3rd Bistro and BBQ Chimnea, 4th Garden with dry stone walls, raised bed leading to **5th tier with lounge seating and amazing views of the area.
Gas central heating throughout.
Fuel and power included.
Bed linen and towels included.

Off road parking for 1 car directly outside + 1 car space first come first serve.
Sorry, no pets and NO SMOKING.
Shops and pubs 2 mins walk. Bus stop 20secs away.

Note:
This quaint heritage cottage has steep un-level stairs in places inside and out and low doorways, 1 with a step - may be unsuitable for less mobile.
This cottage also has quarry tiled hard flooring and a log burner and tiered gardens and is newly furnished - babes in arms and sensible over 12's only.
No SMOKING
No pets
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Set in the beautiful wooded valley of the Derwent River, surrounded by rolling hills and cliffs, lies the village of Cromford, just 1 mile from the picturess spa town of Matlock Bath and 2 miles from vibrant Matlock town.
Famous for its significant historical connections with Sir Richard Arkwright's Industrial Revolution of the cotton trade, today Cromford offers a selection of quality pubs, shops and cafes, as well as Arkwright’s Cromford Mill and canal, a world heritage site.
The area boasts a superabundance of attractions such as Gulliver's Kingdom, the nearby Peak District Mining Museum, Black Rocks Country Park, National Stone Centre, Caves & Caverns, Beautiful Lea Gardens, the splendid Chatsworth House and its bountiful grounds, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall and Willersley Castle. Visitors can take a ride & dine on the Peak Railway steam engine, or rise with the Heights of Abraham cable car and take in the views in style, whilst the more active are catered for with plentiful walking around the Derwent Valley and the White Peak, and with cycling opportunities at Carsington Water and the High Peak, Tissington and Monsal Cycle Trails or even Kayaking down the River Derwent.

Matlock Bath 1 mile
Matlock 2 miles
Bakewell 10 miles
Chesterfield 12 miles
Derby 15 miles
Buxton 20 miles

Getting around:
Cromford village lies on the A6 trunk road (which was the main road between London and Manchester in former times) where you will find many buses to near by towns & villages and a train station to Matlock, Derby and Nottingham.
The adjoining villages are in quite proximity, therefore a picturess walk is also a wonderful way to take in the ambiance.

Other Things to Note:
If you have any requests, we may be able to help.

Getting Around:
Cromford village lies on the A6 trunk road (which was the main road between London and Manchester in former times) where you will find many buses to near by towns & villages and a train station to Matlock, Derby and Nottingham.
The adjoining villages are in quite close proximity, therefore a pictures walk is also a wonderful way to take in the ambiance.

The nearest airport to the Derbyshire Dales is the East Midlands (EMA) Airport. If you don't wish to hire a car, trains frequently run to Derby from all over the country and offer a convenient way to reach the area. For those who want to drive, the Derbyshire Dales are easily reached via the M1 to the east or the M6 to the west.