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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Broomhill in Sheffield

from £83 / night

£575 / weekBookable online

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7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

Completely renovated, the apartment offers excellent accommodation. Situated in beautifully well kept grounds it is very close to the university and within walking distance of the botanical gardens.

In a perfect location overlooking the Endcliffe Vale Woods, the apartment is ideal for visiting Sheffield whether on business or pleasure or the university. Derbyshire is on the doorstep and Chatsworth House only thirty minutes away. An ideal location for walkers

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The apartment has been very tastefully furnished. The lounge has a wide screen digital television with freeview. There is also a television with an ipod dock in the main bedroom which has a kingsize bed. The other bedroom has a larger than average double. The bathroom has the benefits of both a bath and an electric shower.

Further details outdoors:
There are large well maintained gardens surrounding the flat. A pleasure to overlook out of the kitchen window to the front and out of the lounge at the back which borders onto the woods.

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Lounge overlooking park

 

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Entrance to flat

 

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Morning in the kitchen

 

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Lounge with dining area

The Northern England / Yorkshire/Yorkshire Dales region

The apartment is situated in south west Sheffield within 5 minutes of the Derbyshire / South Yorkshire border. Derbyshire offers the visitor extensive holiday opportunities. Walkers will enjoy exploring the Peak District National Park (15 minutes away) while those interested in English historical heritage will wish to visit the impressive Chatsworth, Hardwick, and Haddon Hall stately homes. Derbyshire boasts many particularly beautiful towns and villages such as Buxton, Matlock, Bakewell etc. During the summer some of the smaller villages have their annual well dressing ceremonies which have their origins in the Middle Ages. For those interested in transport history the Tram Museum in Crich is a must. Not all attractions are above ground level as there are opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to visit the famous caves (Blue John, Speedwell, etc) around Castleton.
Slightly further afield but still only 1 - 1.5 hours distant, Nottinghamshire offers interest to the visitor whether it be in exploring Sherwood Forest (Edwinstowe) or the historic city of Nottingham itself.
Thanks to the near proximity to the M1 and its newer motorway links to the A1(M) North Yorkshire is quite possible for day visits. This opens up the opportunities to explore the Dales, the spa towns of Harrogate, Ripon, and Knaresborough, or historic York itself. A good train service operates between Sheffield and York giving the visitor a particularly convenient way of reaching this location.

The Sheffield / Broomhill area

Having had a famous heritage in the production of high quality steels and cutlery Sheffield has reinvented itself as a modern and vibrant city with an economy based around the University, light industry, and tourism.

The Millhouse's apartment is located in the South West of the city between Broomhill and the famous Botanical Gardens. A walk around the area will allow the visitor to admire the impressive residences which were once home to the steel and cutlery barons who made this part of the city their home. The Botanical Gardens are literally 5 minutes walk. Over the past 10 years they have been extensively restored to their original glory and are now impeccably maintained by an enthusiastic team of volunteers and professionals. The Glasshouse contains specimens from all the principal global regions. Staying local the flat is located adjacent to the lovely Endcliffe Park and from here one can walk through a string of interlinked parks out into the Derbyshire countryside. (30 mins) Dining out presents no problem as one only has to walk down to Hunters Bar (5 mins) and you have a selection of excellent bars, cafes, and restaurants. Public transport to the centre of Sheffield is very good with a bus route on the adjacent road and several more routes within 5 minutes walk.

Sheffield has attractions to suit all tastes and to highlight just a few:-

The Magna Science Adventure Centre - Sheffield is remains proud of its industrial heritage and the Magna Centre seeks to recreate some of the atmosphere of a working steel factory - with a simulated electric arc steel furnace. Children will love Magna - not just because of this spectacle but for a host of other science adventure experiences.
Abbeydale Industrial Village - provides an insight into the earlier days of the cutlery industry where the motive power was provided by water.
Weston Park National History Museum - a short bus ride from the flat this museum will be a particular interest to children.
Galleries - The wealthy steel and cutlery business owners were generous in their gifts of art to the City. These can be seen in the Mappin and Graves galleries.
Winter Gardens - This is one of UK's largest temperate glasshouses - a modern creation in the centre of the city
which also incorporates a museum / gallery and cafe within its area.
Sheffield Ski Village - Europe's largest artificial ski park with facilities for skiing, snowboarding, and other activities such a bowling.
Shopping - Meadowhall remains Europe's top shopping mall and is linked by a modern tram service from the city centre.

How to get there

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By road:- From the South the flat is 40 minutes from J29. (via Chesterfield) From the North the journey time is 30 minutes from J33.

Sheffield is well served by trains and coaches. The flat is a 10 minute taxi journey from the train and coach stations.

The city is served by 4 airports in the nearby vicinity:-
- Doncaster Robin Hood (limited flights) - 30 miles / 45 minutes distant.
- Manchester - 50 miles / 1.15 hrs distant
- East Midlands - 48 miles / 1.15 hrs distant.
- Leeds / Bradford - 45 miles / 1. 15 hrs distant

Activities near Sheffield

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
January 2013	1 Jan 13	31 Dec 13	575£ 575	100£ 100	125£ 125	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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