A beautiful sympathetically refurbished traditional stone cottage with original beams, log burner, many original features and all the modern amenities located in the Amber Valley on the edge of the Peak District.
The property is on the edge of the town of Belper; a 2-minute walk from the Derwent River, pubs, cafes, takeaways and shops and boasts a stunning view of the historic Strutts Mills.
A parking permit for 1 space on the private carpark on the opposite side of the road is included in the rental fee. Additional paid parking is available on multiple carparks around town, the closest one a 2-minute walk away on Bridge Street or for longer stays adjacent to the train station less than 5 minutes’ walk away.
The property has a landscaped, partially decked, enclosed garden with barbecue and patio furniture.
Hot tub hire can be arranged for an additional fee subject to availability – please enquire for prices and availability of hot tub hire when making your booking if required.
The property has two double bedrooms (a travel cot can be provided if required), a bathroom with bath, shower and toilet, modern kitchen, cosy living room / diner with log burner and utility room. There is WiFi and temperature controlled central heating throughout and it is equipped with a washer – dryer and fridge freezer.
All this and just 10 minutes’ drive from the Peak District boundary. There are 3 local pubs a 2 minute walk from the property, and the thriving market town centre can be reached by a five-minute walk; with its picturesque award winning main street, shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, takeaways, cinema, bingo hall, supermarkets and the world heritage Derwent Valley mill sites including Struts Mills and Arkwright's Mill (in Cromford, ten minutes’ drive).
There are numerous local country walks straight from the doorstep, the High Peak cycle trail is a ten minute drive or twenty five minute cycle ride away and other historic towns such as Matlock, Matlock Bath, Bakewell and Castleton are all within a half hour drive.
Peak District walks and cycle rides from Edale and Ashbourne as well as the historic spa town of Buxton, home of Poole’s cavern and the Victorian opera house can be reached in around forty minutes.
The bustling historic centre of Derby is eleven miles away and has cinemas, bowling, shopping malls, escape rooms and many more attractions.
Alton Towers theme park is less than an hour's drive as is Nottingham City Centre. Chatsworth House, Heage Windmill, the Blue John Mines, Pickfords House, Calke Abbey, the Heights of Abraham's and Gulliver's Kingdom are also in easy reach.