If you’re an active couple or a single traveller looking for a comfy place to rest and recharge before heading out for your next adventure in the Peak District National Park, this place is ideal.
Set on the outskirts of a traditional village in the heart of the Peak District National Park, surrounded by fields and with a country pub a short walk away,The location is idyllic. Part of a collection of renovated farm buildings, the suite is situated at the end of the old farmhouse and accessed via a set of stone external stairs and has its own entrance. It’s perfect if all you need is a comfy base where you can relax after discovering everything the Peak District offers to the max. There’s even a handy kitchenette where you can rustle up a delicious picnic and flask of coffee to take on your next day out whether that might be a walk across open moorland, rock-climbing, or visiting Bakewell for a slice of the town’s famous tart.
Stone steps lead up to the private entrance of this suite which is compact and cosy, but has everything you’ll need to be very comfortable and self-sufficient. There’s a small kitchenette with a fridge with a freezer box, sink, microwave, toaster and kettle where you can fix breakfast, snacks and packed lunches with ease.
You can take the weight off your feet on one of the cushioned chairs at the table for two whilst you enjoy some good food and a drink or two as you plan the next day’s activities.
When it’s time for sleep, there’s a comfortable king-size bed with a deep mattress and soft cotton sheets to snuggle up in from where you can watch a programme on the 37” TV. There’s also a modern en-suite shower room with underfloor heating.
You’ll also have access to a sitting-out area in the courtyard area of the farm, which is a few steps from the suite. This area is shared with another cottage.
