Peak District Cottages - Church Farm Cottage - Ashbourne

This GOLD AWARD winning holiday cottage originally formed part of our main farmhouse which is Grade II listed, dating from around the 16th century and was featured in the "Period Living and Traditional Home" magazine.

This holiday cottage in Derbyshire, in the Peak District is situated on our Organic Farm and has been lovingly restored and beautifully converted to a very high standard. It is full of character with many original features of interest. As you enter the main hall there is a stone flagged floor and beamed ceiling. To the left is a fitted kitchen/dining room, also with a beamed ceiling, a gritstone fireplace, window seat and a quarry-tiled floor. Off the hall is the second bathroom with a shower cubicle, hand basin and toilet. The L-shaped lounge has a full-beamed ceiling and sandstone fireplace, inset with an old black range for those cosy open fires. You will find many needlework pictures done by Sue, and hand worked embroidery.

There are polished floorboards throughout, covered with richly coloured rugs, which add considerably to the charm and tradition. The main bedroom includes a king-size canopy bed and wonderful open views across the surrounding countryside. The second bedroom has two good-sized 3'6" single beds. Both bedrooms are decorated to a high standard. The main bathroom consists of a bath, hand basin and toilet. The cottage has a secure private cottage garden.

We provide duvets, linen and towels. The cottage has oil-fired central heating and electricity - all included. There is a cooker, fridge, a washer/drier, microwave, colour TV, cots and high chair, garden furniture, external lighting, private gardens and parking. We accept pets by arrangement.

Services:
• oil fired central heating, electric included
• cooker, fridge, washer/dryer, microwave
• cosy open fire
• colour TV
• private garden with garden furniture
• pets by arrangement
• cot and high chair available
• secure parking 


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