Stensonhill Lodge is a grand countryside retreat nestled in the heart of Derby, Derbyshire.
This pet-friendly abode offers ground-floor living, en-suite bedrooms, and up-to-date amenities including a Smart TV.
With off-road parking for eight cars and welcoming up to three well-behaved pets, it's perfect for big families or groups of friends seeking a countryside escape to Derby.
On entering, you will find a well-equipped kitchen, ideal for whipping up delicious meals to be enjoyed by everyone in the delightful dining room.
After a day of adventures gather in the sitting room, where you can unwind and watch your favourite films on the Smart TV.
For those seeking entertainment be sure to head out to the garden for a big game of tennis, when weather permits.
When sleep calls, drift off into a refreshing night's embrace in one of the six well-presented bedrooms.
The ground floor hosts a double and a twin room, along with two family rooms, one of which boasts an en-suite with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC for added convenience.
The remaining two rooms are on the first floor, these are a double and a twin, both come with their own en-suite facilities, each featuring a walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Ensuring everyone has plenty of space to prepare for a fun-filled day, this property also provides an additional shower room to rinse off with a steamy soak.
Stepping outside, you will find a wraparound garden that features a patio, lawn, and gravel areas, all furnished for your enjoyment.
Whether you choose to soak in the hot tub, cook up a storm on the barbecue, or challenge your group to a game on the tennis court, this outdoor space has something for everyone.
When you manage to tear yourself away from Stensonhill Lodge, there is an array of local attractions waiting to be explored.
From scenic walks in Darley Park to intriguing exhibitions at the Derby Museum & Art Gallery and a visit to the historic Derby Cathedral offering panoramic views of the city, there is something for everyone in Derby.
The food lovers amongst you will not be left out either - head for a meal at The Brunswick Inn or explore the myriad of eateries in Derby’s vibrant Cathedral Quarter.
A short drive will take you to the renowned city of Nottingham where history enthusiasts can explore the imposing Nottingham Castle or delve deeper, literally, with a tour of the intriguing City of Caves.
The National Justice Museum provides fascinating insights into the UK's crime and punishment history, and an opportunity to round off your explorations with a drink at Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem or the Bell Inn, two of the oldest inns in England.
Stensonhill Lodge is not just a beautiful residence, it is the gateway to the heart of England.