Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV and WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Allocated parking opposite the property for one car. Rear tiered garden with patio area with table and chairs. Sorry, no pets or smoking allowed. Shop and pub in 0.2 miles. Note: Steep stone stairs within the garden. **PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE BOOKING CHRISTMAS WEEK AND OWNER TOBE CONTACTED FOR INQUIRIES REGARDING NEW YEAR**
Resting just paces away from the Peak District National Park and nestled in centre of the pretty village of Chinley is this semi-detached property, Hunters Cottage. This quaint cottage is set in a wonderful countryside position, perfect for keen walkers or for simply a relaxing holiday with loved ones. Enter into the real home from home sitting room, which enjoys a refreshing colour palette and contemporary furnishings, including two plush sofas that are awaiting to be sunk into after a long walk upon the rolling hills. Step into the spacious kitchen, where a range of quality appliances can be found, certain to entice a spot of home-cooking by making the most of the electric oven and hob and microwave, as well as a large ridge/freezer for storing your ingredients. The property also boasts a handy washing machine, so that you can easily freshen up your clothes or pack lightly for your trip. When sleep calls, venture up the stairs to the first floor, where you will find two elegantly appointed double bedrooms; look forward to getting snug under the crisp white sheets after an action-packed day. The sleek shower room, boasting a walk-in shower, basin and WC, concludes the interior of Hunters Cottage. Take your morning cup of tea to the rear garden and walk down the steps to sink into the outdoor chairs, offering a perfect spot for soaking up the sun and planning that day’s adventure. Explore your local surroundings, by taking a walk into the centre of the village, where you will find an Indian takeaway and a fish and chip shop, ideal for those evenings where you do not feel like cooking, as well as a shop for picking up the essentials. Alternatively, travel by car to the town of Chapel-en-le-Frith with its historic core and a larger selection of independent shops, award-winning cafes and restaurants and supermarkets. Discover the town’s past by walking the free self-guided walking trail, featuring 13th Century Church of St. Thomas Becket where 1,500 Scottish soldiers were imprisoned the Civil War, the 18th Century Church Brow and the Market Place with stocks and ancient cross. Those feeling more active can spend the day at the acclaimed 18-hole golf course, or if its is a rainy day, spend some time at the Leisure Centre with saunas, steam rooms and indoor facilities, including a fully-equipped gym. From the town you can climb Eccles Pike for 360-degree panorama of all major Dark Peak summits, a wonderful walk with great photo opportunities. More keen walkers can enjoy the Kinder’s moorland plateau for a starting step onto the Pennine Way or Snake Pass, whilst families with young children can head to the Riverside Park for a gentle stroll. Hunters Cottage makes a great base for visiting the well-known market towns of Ashbourne and Bakewell and to meet the diverse wildlife at Chestnut Conservation Centre and Wildlife Park. Other attractions within the surrounding area includes, the historical buildings of Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, and the Blue John Cavern, which are limestone caves with Blue John mineral mines. Hunters Cottage promises an action-packed break.
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