About this property
A cosy cottage located in this quiet village, surrounded by the Staffordshire landscape..
Ground Floor:
Living room: Smart TV, Electric Fire
Kitchen: Breakfast Area, Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Attachment, Toilet
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 3: ¾ Double (4ft) Bed
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair. Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. The Homestead has been beautifully renovated by its owners to an exceptional standard. Upon arrival, you’ll find ample parking for two vehicles on the private driveway and easily unload your belongings into the welcoming porch.The ground floor features a well-equipped kitchen and dining area with an electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, and dining table. The cosy living area offers a relaxing atmosphere with comfortable sofas, a TV, and an electric wood-burner effect fire. Also, on the ground floor is one of the property’s bathrooms, complete with a bath and shower attachment. Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms: two doubles and one with a 4ft bed, along with a modern shower room. Outside, enjoy the rear lawned area and the front lawned/patio/cottage garden, perfect for savouring a morning coffee in the peaceful surroundings of this quiet village.
Hollinsclough is nestled at the top of the Dove Valley, to the west of Chrome Hill, also known as the "Dragon’s Back" due to its distinctive peaks. There are breathtaking circular walks around Chrome Hill and Park House, with many more to explore in the Peak District, including The Roaches, Tittesworth Reservoir, Dovedale, and Manifold Valley. For cycling enthusiasts, trails such as the High Peak, Tissington, and Monsal offer scenic routes. For painters and artists the cottage has beautiful scenery within a very short walk, or if buildings are your interest the villiage has several nice locations.
Hollinsclough also has a tearoom in the Chapel Tea Rooms which serves delicious food and cakes at the weekends during the summer and autumn months. Longnor which is a five minute drive away has a Fish & chip shop and public house as well as a well stocked local shop and a cafe. For those seeking variety, there are numerous local attractions beyond the walking trails.
Chatsworth House is just 15 miles away, Peak Wildlife Centre with it Polar bears is about 14 miles away with Alton Towers theme park a little further at 17 miles, also Castleton, home to the famous Blue John Caves, is only 16 miles away. Nearby towns like Buxton (7 miles), Bakewell (11 miles), and Matlock Bath (20 miles) offer plenty to explore. For dining out, consider visiting the Three Horseshoes at Blackshaw Moor or the Royal Oak at Hurdlow, or explore the diverse selection of restaurants in Buxton, ranging from traditional country pubs to Spanish tapas and Italian cuisine.
Free WiFi
Reviews (4)
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Confirmed Guest
Really enjoyed our stay at The Homestead. Spotlessly clean and tastefully decorated. Comfortable beds and well equipped kitchen. Plenty of walks from the door and lovely villages to explore nearby.
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Lyndsey
A beautiful, warm and cosy cottage. The Homestead has been thoughtfully modernised but remains full of character and charm. Everything was spotlessly clean and comfortable. Some fantastic walks from the cottage and plenty to see and do in the surrounding area. We would definitely stay again!
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Mike HILL
This cottage is lovely, tastefully modernised inside while keeping the charm of original beams and flooring. The living room is very comfortable with reclining sofas, all the bedrooms are good sized with very comfortable beds and the kitchen is very well-equipped. Plus very good wifi so streaming movies on a wet day does not suffer from buffering issues.The village itself is tiny, accessed through very narrow country roads, some very twisty. There are no pubs or restaurants within two miles, and nearest supermarket is 15 minute drive. But, with a bit of forward planning and careful driving that's not too much of a problem.Plenty of walks nearby, plus many more if willing to drive a bit further afield.All in all, fantastic, we would go again.