Wilson Eyre Cottage, a 16th-century abode, is a stunning terraced property resting in the town of Castleton, ideal for two couples or a family with children over ten years old, looking for a charming getaway close to the attractions of Derbyshire.
Be welcomed into this stunning reverse-level property and discover the two bedrooms on the ground floor, including a double and a zip/link twin room which can be set up as a second king-size on request.
The bedrooms are serviced by a contemporary shower room where you can soak the countryside chill from your hair, and there is also a handy utility.
From here, venture into the garden when the sun is shining and find a pretty space decorated with mature shrubs and offering a patio and raised terrace area with views across the local countryside, ideal for a tipple in the evening as you reflect on the day’s adventures.
Upstairs, find the open-plan living space, a room bursting with character and charm, threaded with beautiful wooden beams and contemporary amenities.
Rustle up a storm in the well-fitted kitchen, making the most of the spacious worktops and ample amenities, enjoying your hearty meal at the dining table.
In the evenings, curl up in the sitting area and warm yourself beside the charming gas stove as you catch up on a good book.
Castleton is a delightful village settled into the incredible Peak District National Park, offering a lovely selection of eateries, pubs, cafes and a convenience store for all of your holiday essentials.
The village is rich in history, with a local museum and Peveril Castle available to allow guests to delve into the past.
There are walks stretching out from the town and into the picturesque scenery, including those at Cave Dale and walks beside Peakshole Water, passing the lovely village of Hope.
There are many more incredible walks to be enjoyed in the scenery, including those at Robin Hood’s Cave, Howden Dam, Mermaid’s Pool and The Roaches.
For more amenities and attractions, visit Buxton, where you can find The Pavilion Gardens, Poole’s Cavern, and Solomon’s Temple, and there is also many more quaint villages to be explored, for example Bakewell with its independent stores and pretty streets, plus the city of Sheffield, where there is a football stadium, many shops, bars and Weston Park Museum.
Make a simply delightful getaway with a stay at the pretty Wilson Eyre Cottage.