About this property
A charming stone terraced cottage in Chelmorton in the heart of the Peak District offering a wonderful place to stay. This stylish and elegant cottage boasts stone flagged floors, a 50” plasma screen TV, PlayStation 3, Blu-Ray/DVD player with a selection of DVDs perfect for snuggling up after a day of exploring all the Peak District has to offer. Upstairs there are two stylish double bedrooms both with modern en-suite bathrooms. This wonderful cottage also has a large garden with superb outdoor furniture and a summer barbecue, perfect for all those summer evenings relaxing with a glass of wine, or al fresco breakfast in the glorious morning's sunshine. A beautiful Peak District cottage, one not too be missed! Note: This cottage is next to Refs. 4439 and 23919, together they sleep 10.
The village of Chelmorton is situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park. The village boasts a village shop and pub which serves good food. Chelmorton has a fascinating historic landscape of 'fossil' arable strips enclosed within drystone walls and the village has a lovely medieval church of St John the Baptist.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 2 x double, both with en-suite body-jet shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area.
Sitting room with electric fire
Electric central heating with electric fire.
Electric double oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, 60” plasma TV, Blu-ray/DVD player with a selection of DVDs, PlayStation 3, Radio/CD, iPod dock, WiFi, small library of books/games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Secure gated side garden with outdoor furniture and barbecue.
One small well-behaved dog welcome with shared use of a 3-acre grass paddock where dogs can run off the lead.
Sorry, no smoking or vaping.
Shop within 4.3 miles, pub within 0.3 miles.
We are unable to accept children under the age of 4 at this cottage.
The cottage is situated in a weak WI-FI spot.
Nearby points of interest
- Thor's Cave
- Ladybower Reservoir
- Lumsdale Valley
- Dovedale
Reviews (71)
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Ann
The door into the garden once opened needs a lot of help from outside to get it shufridge/freezer needs replacing. A smell of damp as you work in.
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Julia
Tracey, the owner, was incredibly helpful and even replaced the DVD player when it seemed to be faulty. It was an extra bonus to have a lovely big paddock to exercise the dog first thing in the morning and last thing at night. Altogether an excellent find!
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Graham
Perhaps this was due to us arriving at the end of the season and a refurbishment plan is scheduled for the beginning of next season? The âblu-rayâ player didnât play Blu-ray Discs and we had several instances of it not playing anything - to be fair Tracey did come round on the first occasion that we had trouble with it but it seemed to have righted itself by then, we put it down to overheating so each time it âfrozeâ we switched it off for 15 minutes and tried again - the sound system never did work. We were a bit surprised that there was no recycling bin on the property as most places we have stopped in recent years have been insistent on recycling. Otherwise the facilities were all good and there were a few unexpected little extras supplied which were a bonus. The site is a bit remote so very cold when the temperature dropped but there is no shortage of heating appliances- itâs remoteness also meant that you needed to travel to obtain staples like bread and milk, ( there is no shop in the village), but the owners did supply a little starter pack just in case we forgot anything, which was appreciated. The information booklet was very thorough and Tracey was at pains to let us know that help was just a call away if we had any issues. One little niggle was the cutlery, it has seen better days and needs at least the knives and forks replaced please. We had a nice restful stay at the property and had the weather been a little warmer we would have done more rambling around the gorgeous countryside surrounding Primitive Mews but unfortunately we are city folk and donât cope well with the extremes of cold weather, we chose cosy hibernate instead.