Pets welcome Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The cottage offers a cosy lounge, which has a colour Television/video, Music Centre and living-flame Gas Fire. A relaxing snug which leads into a luxury appointed kitchen, with a Gas Oven and Hob, Microwave, Fridge Freezer, Food Mixer, Dishwasher and Washing Machine. Just off the Kitchen is a good size Dining room that leads out onto the secure patio area.
There are two double bedrooms, one offering a colour TV/Video and the other with an option of two single beds. Also upstairs is the luxury appointed Bathroom with Bath and separate Power Shower. There is a south facing Garden, with patio tables and chairs and a custom built brick Barbecue.
Hog Cottage
Lounge
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
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The Heart of England / Peak District / Peak District/Derbyshire region
Walks from the front door.
Hire a bike and ride one of the four converted rail tracks from the following centres.Middleton Top, Parsley Hey, Ashbourne and Waterhouses.
Day at Carsington Water Walk the whole 10 miles of the footpath around Carrsington. Take in the stunning scenery and take a picnic as there are plenty of places to stop off and have a comfortable sit down and relax. Cycle around the 10-mile footpath around Carsington. Bikes can be hired from Hire a Windsurfer, learn to sail or do some Canoeing on Carsington Water
Spend a day at Chatsworth Go to Chatsworth and discover there is more to see, more to do and more to enjoy than ever before. Take a tour round the grand house with its magnificent rooms. Take a walk round the 105-acre garden with the world famous waterworks. Visit the farmyard and adventure playground and a visit to the farm shops is a must as it sells the best British and estate produce.
Masson Mills Sir Richard Arkwright’s 1783 showpiece are the finest surviving and best-preserved example of an Arkwright mill.
Heights of Abraham Discover the fun and activities for all ages. Take a trip on the Cable car. Visit Great Rutland Cavern, Great Masson Cavern, Victoria Prospect Tower, Top Station and Tree Top Centre all at the same centre
Wirksworth area
Wirksworth is one of the oldest towns of this area and still one of those with greatest character. Centred around its marketplace, where markets have been held since Edward I granted the right in 1306, it has many fine old buildings with picturesque alleys and craftsmen's yards.
The reason for the splendour of many of the buildings is Wirksworth's historical trade - it was the southern centre of the Derbyshire lead industry and the Soke and Wapentake of Wirksworth, as it was called, was one of the most productive mining areas.
How to get there
From Buxton, follow signpost to Ashbourne (A515), continue along this road until you reach a Garage on the left at Newhaven. Take the turning on the left signposted to Matlock, B5012. Continue along this road passing through the Grangemill crossroads and take the next turning on the right after approximately two miles signposted to Wirksworth. Turn immediately left again up the B5023 and carry on through Middleton until you reach a T-junction, turn right and continue through to Wirksworth village, passing the Market Square. Proceed through Wirksworth Village and past the Wheatsheaf Pub on the left, then take the second left into Water Lane following the signpost to the Leisure Centre. Continue up Water Lane, the The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway line and up the hill.
On reaching the Church on the right continue up the steep hill and take the second left up Gorsey Bank, which is the turning just after Providence Mill (there is no sign post for Gorsey Bank You will reach a very sharp right turn at the top, which may take two turns carry on a little further up and you will find Hog Cottage on the left.
Double beds (2), Dining seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Linen and towels provided. Highchair available.
Outdoors:
Private garden, BBQ
Further details
Welcome Pack Is provided on arrival, which includes Milk, Butter, Bread, Eggs, Preserves, Orange Juice, Cheese, Tea, Coffee and a Bottle of Wine. We also provide Soap, Toilet Rolls, Kitchen Roll, Salt and Pepper, Washing up Liquid and Washing Powder.
Conditions
30% deposit is required 7 days after booking by cheque or bank transfer. Balance is due 4 weeks prior to holiday.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: British £
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Period
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To
Weekly
Nightly rate
Minimum stay
Weekday
Weekend
July/August
17 Jul 09
4 Sep 09
470£470
0-
0-
1 Week
September/October
4 Sep 09
30 Oct 09
420£420
7373
9797
3 Nights
November
30 Oct 09
10 Dec 09
250£250
4545
6060
3 Nights
December
10 Dec 09
24 Dec 09
320£320
6060
8080
3 Nights
Christmas/New Year
24 Dec 09
1 Jan 10
470£470
9898
9898
4 Nights
January
1 Jan 10
12 Feb 10
270£270
4747
6363
3 Nights
February
12 Feb 10
26 Feb 10
320£320
6262
8383
3 Nights
March
26 Feb 10
5 Mar 10
270£270
4747
6363
3 Nights
March/s
5 Mar 10
26 Mar 10
320£320
6262
8383
3 Nights
May
26 Mar 10
28 May 10
440£440
7878
103103
3 Nights
Whit Bank Holiday
28 May 10
4 Jun 10
490£490
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0-
1 Week
June/July
4 Jun 10
16 Jul 10
440£440
7878
103103
3 Nights
Julyu/Aug
16 Jul 10
3 Sep 10
490£490
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0-
1 Week
Sep/Oct
3 Sep 10
29 Oct 10
440£440
7878
103103
3 Nights
Nov
29 Oct 10
10 Dec 10
270£270
4747
6363
3 Nights
Dec
10 Dec 10
17 Dec 10
320£320
6262
8383
3 Nights
Dec/s
17 Dec 10
7 Jan 11
490£490
122122
122122
4 Nights
161
The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Dogs £10
Availability
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 13486
Name:
Anna Fern
Company:
Blue Lagoon
Tel:
+44 (0)1625 890001
Mobile:
+44 (0)7714 230118
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