
Clusters Cottage
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 6 people.
A lovely 3-storey cottage, one of the historic four-square 'cluster' houses now carefully modernised and in the heart of Belpers Conservation Area.
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Self catering cottage sleeping up to 6 people.
A lovely 3-storey cottage, one of the historic four-square 'cluster' houses now carefully modernised and in the heart of Belpers Conservation Area.
Sleeps up to 5 people.
This 18th Century Grade II, listed, character, stone cottage has been newly renovated to provide a cosy modernised holiday home. The cottage over the centuries has had many uses, originally a beer house and Staging Inn, and later a nail makers shop, the industry for which Belper is well known. The cottage is beamed throughout and upstairs the wood A-framed structure of the cottage is exposed, and stone flagged floors are found on the ground floor. There is a multi fuel stove which makes the cottage a cosy winter retreat as well as an ideal summer holiday home. Fleet Cottage has lovely views from the rear patio over to the Chevin Hills and there are numerous walks from the door. The property is in the heart of Derbyshire's Amber Valley and The Derwent Valley World Heritage Site and ideally set for visits to the nearby Peak Park, with Buxton, Bakewell, Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Dovedale, and Matlock Bath a short drive away. The nationally famous Tramway Musuem, and Alton Towers are close by.

Self catering cottage sleeping up to 4 people.
I cannot compete with all the lovely stone cottages in Derbyshire but Heffalumps is clean and well equipped, sleeps 4 and is within 20 mins of the M1, within easy reach of all the major tourist attractions in and around the Peak District. Situated in the friendly and quiet village of Nether Heage which has a working 6 sailed stone windmill that can be seen from the rear of the cottage.

Self catering cottage sleeping up to 20 people.
This visually stunning and imposing early 19th century building was originally the Coach House and Stables for the nearby ‘Owl Coaching Inn’. It has been converted to sleep up to 20 people with ease.