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Our spacious ground floor flat is in a lovely old late 19th century house (built in 1884) and now converted into 3 flats. The house has large, very pleasant communal gardens and our flat has the private use of a terraced area leading out of French windows from the dining room.  

The flat is located in one of the nicest roads in Buxton, Derbyshire, 10 minutes walk from the town and its beautiful Georgian and Victorian buildings, stunning park, Opera House and many bars and restaurants.  We have two very large reception rooms (sitting room and dining room) and hallway,  a bathroom, large kitchen and large bedroom (with ensuite toilet and sink).  The main rooms and large hallway have many original features - grand windows, shutters, celling cornicing, deep skirting boards etc.  



Ground floor flat in late 19th century town house

Our home is a very large, fun bungalow in the beautiful countryside of the Peak District. It has a great feeling and is large enough and flexible enough to house two families if needed. We have plenty to keep you entertained, a large garden on three sides with above ground pool in the summer months, trampoline, table tennis table. A summer house/writing room. A garage/music studio with drums and lots of instruments that you are welcome to use. There are 4/5 bedrooms- one super king, two doubles, and one single. A large kitchen/dining/living room with log burner, a snug/play room and a large living room. If you venture out there is plenty of walking, climbing, cycling and any other outdoor pursuit you can imagine on the doorstep. All that we ask is that you look after our house, feed our chickens everyday and make yourselves at home.

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We have split our house into two. The 2 bedroomed half is available to swap / rent any time (rental bookings are taken through airbnb).  Both bedrooms are on-suite.  The views over the valley towards Chatsworth House are spectacular and large French windows in the lounge lead onto a south facing patio.  There is plenty of room for parking on the large drive at the front of the house.  Eyam is in the heart of the Peak District National Park -  a picturesque village steeped in 17th century history.  The village has a number of cafes (delicious homemade cakes), quant pubs (one with unbroken views across the National Park), greengrocers and village store.  A friend from Cameroon does delicious African takeaways or sit-in evening meals - she has appeared on the Hairy Bikers TV show!  There are numerous places to visit - historic houses, limestone caverns, Gulliver's Kingdom (children's theme park), Buxton spa town, Bakewell (famous for its puddings).  The area is loved by climbers, hill walkers, cyclists, cavers, people interested in history, geology or simply having a relaxing time in beautiful surroundings.

Spectacular views over the Peak District countryside (Eyam).

Our recently converted chapel is bright, light and airy, enjoying morning and evening sunshine, reflecting through the red stained glass windows. The beautifully crafted original beams are now exposed above a raised dining and comfy lounge area, with cosy wood burning stove, TV and music system. The central open plan kitchen with bar stool casual eating area is central to the design and links through to the garden room seating area with electric wood burner and TV, with French windows leading out onto the south facing patio. We have a down stairs shower and toilet and additional bedroom if needed as well as a useful utility room for drying clothes. There is underfloor heating and booster radiators for chilly winter nights. On the mezzanine level there are two bedrooms with views towards the rising sun, a bathroom and landing that overlooks the main lounge-dining area. It is a beautiful place for relaxation, yoga and music, the acoustics being amazing.

Outside there is a pretty wrap-around garden with traditional drystone wall and wrought iron railings around the chapel. There is a BBQ on the patio. Off road parking is available behind the chapel.

Foolow, meaning 'birds on the hill' has a idyllic duck pond and ducks, a village green and cheerful and friendly pub. The Bull's Head serves excellent beers and food, including a delicious selection of vegetarian options as does The Barrel, a 30 minute stride up the road at Bretton. Both pubs have welcoming roaring fires in winter. Eyam (the historic Plague village) is a pleasant 30 minute stroll across the fields. Bakewell and Chatsworth House are 15 minutes drive by car, Buxton spa town and opera house less than 30 minutes, as are Sheffield and Chesterfield. 
Manchester airport is about 50 minutes drive or an easy train ride away as is the city of Liverpool.

We are in the centre of a wonderful walking and cycling area, having easy access to long distance paths such as The Pennine Way at Edale and the Limestone Way that starts in Castleton. 
The Tissington, High Peak and Monsal cycle trails are all near by as is Hathersage heated outdoor swimming pool, open all year..
Foolow and other local Peak Park villages take part in traditional 'well dressing' activities every summer.

Please tell us if you have a dog; we are willing to negotiate. 

Spectacular views over the Peak District countryside (Eyam).

Recently converted 1866 chapel with wonderful views, in a picturesque village in the Peak District National Park.

Large Peak District home

Ground floor flat in late 19th century town house