Detached, rural setting, sleeps 2, dog friendly, quiet location, perfect for walking. As the name suggests this stone building was the original school house for this rural location at the turn of the 19th century.
The property provides quality 4 star character accommodation in this rural hamlet.
Excellent walks exist from the door step of the cottage taking you into nearby Monsal Dale, linking up with the newly opened tunnels of the Monsal Trail, Millers Dale on the river Wye and beyond, all in the heart of the Peak District National Park.
Prices
Short breaks (3 nights) from £225 - £365
Full weeks from £300 - £450
Check latest availability with owners.
Accommodation details
You can enter the accommodation from stone steps at the side into the snug lounge or staight into the kitchen from the south facing patio.
The bedroom has a super king size four poster bed giving the room great character.
The adjoining bathroom is a good size with double ended top of the range spa bath and deluge shower over, hand basin and toilet. The perfect end to a strenuous days walking.
Stairs from the lounge take you down to the fully equipped open plan kitchen dining area, with all the equipment you will require for your stay.
A stable door takes you out onto the private south facing patio, which takes in views of the area and from where you can enjoy the varied local wildlife.
Services
- Duvets, linen and towels provided, all cotton.
- LPG gas central heating and power are included
- Oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine in adjoining shed.
- Colour TV, video, dvd, hi-fi
- Pets by arrangement
- Sorry no smoking
- Parking
- External lighting, garden furniture, external storage
- The indoor swimming pool at owners house 2 miles away can be booked by arrangement
Local attractions
Attractions and great days out for all the family to enjoy in and around Brushfield. From beautiful and very grand stately homes - Chatsworth House is just a must see - to donkey sanctuaries, stone henges, delightful dales, splendid estates, theme parks, ancient caverns and caves, fabulous farm shops and more.
The Peak District offers something special for everyone from great Derbyshire pubs to visit, beautiful and historic Derbyshire churches and of course the ancient tradition of Well Dresings.
Don't just visit. Stay!
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