About this property
Resting on the outskirts of Conisbrough, a bustling town in South Yorkshire is Call A Mia, a fabulous, single-storey dwelling. Just a short journey away from a range of local amenities, Conisbrough Castle, and River Don, Call A Mia offers six guests the ideal base for a self-catered stay, complete with off-road parking, a well-equipped kitchen, and a multi-level garden. Benefit from two parking spaces before heading indoors, firstly reaching the living/dining room, furnished with traditional accessories, plush seating, a Smart TV, a dedicated dining area, a bar, and a multi-fuel stove. After an afternoon of socialising, head into the kitchen where you can rustle up delicious meals, ready to be enjoyed either indoors or outdoors upon the patio; head out to the rear garden to enjoy elevated views across the town. When sleep calls, locate three well-appointed bedrooms, including two doubles and a triple bunk room, all serviced by a bathroom with an indulgent Jacuzzi bath, and a handy cloakroom. Awaken to explore your surroundings, firstly aiming for the castle and its magnificent exterior, discover St Peter's Church, an 8th century church within the village, hike towards Conisbrough Viaduct for stunning views, trek across Denaby Ings Nature Reserve, brimming with wildlife, or head to Conisbrough railway station to traverse across the county; whilst on your travels, grab a bite to eat at Meet and Eat, or stock up on the essentials at a local shop. Outdoor enthusiasts will relish in the chance to follow the Pennine Way cycle route, located near the village, which covers 327 miles. Continue on towards Doncaster, firstly stopping off at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve, before attending one of the many race days arranged at Doncaster Racecourse, tour Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, or discover the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, ideal for all of the family. Travel towards Rotherham to visit Clifton Park Museum, before reaching Sheffield for some city life, where you can tour the National Emergency Services Museum, Sheffield Cathedral, and Weston Park Museum, ahead of reaching the Peak District National Park. Experience all of this at Call A Mia.
Between Doncaster and Rotherham in South Yorkshire, Conisbrough is a vibrant town. The town attracts many visitors thanks to its magnificent 12th-century castle, viaduct over the River Don, and Crookhill Park Golf Course. There are also several convenient stores and dining establishments nearby, such as The Indus Restaurant & Bar Conisbrough, The Alma, Clucking Swine, and cromwells. As for New Edlington, there are also the Edlington Pitwood Wildlife Park and the Denaby Ings Nature Reserve in Mexborough. As for Doncaster, there are a tonne of historical sites, shops, pubs, and riverside walks to enjoy, including the Danum Gallery, Library and Museum, South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum, and Doncaster Racecourse.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x triple bunk with TV.
Bathroom with sunken Jacuzzi bath, hand-held shower, walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Cloakroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with multi-fuel stove
Gas central heating.
Electric range oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
Smart TV, TV, WiFi.
Fuel, power, and starter pack for stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Rear, multi-level garden with patio, lawn, and furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub 0.4 miles, River Don 0.7 miles.
Note: Whilst the property is single storey, there are several steps throughout the interior and exterior.
Note: This property only accepts children from 1 years old and above.
Please note: There is cctv for the outside of the property.
Reviews (1)
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Lorna
There was a well equipped kitchen and the sunken Jacuzzi bath was lovely. Nice big TV and good sized fridge freezer. The garden had a couple of places to sit out in and enjoy the sun. However the negative points rather outweighed the positive. The house is very near to a primary school and a LOT of screaming went on, before, during and after school hours. There was also very loud piped music on occasion for lessons outside. There are no instructions for anything. I Googled the local council about bins and recycling, I spent ages looking for the room thermostat to eventually decide there wasn't one and had to work out the controls directly on the boiler - which is in a walk in cupboard with no light! Never did figure out the shower properly, but hit on a reasonable temperature and flow by the third day. Didn't get any water out of the jets further down the panel though. The TV took a bit of figuring out too. Although the towels and bedding were clean, the bedding was decidedly retro, maybe to fit in with the Seventies theme, but I'm not a fan of Bri-nylon! Unfortunately the cleanliness of the rest of the place seemed to be on the surface only, with items like light switches and the bedroom remote filthy. The kitchen had to have a good clean down before use, though I drew the line at a food encrusted chopping board and just hid it out of sight. The sink is almost totally blocked up. There are rather a lot of cobwebs around windows and in corners. This is a house that is lived in, not a holiday home and so you can expect personal items, but it is not usual to leave underwear drying on a radiator nor used toothbrushes in the bathroom cabinet! There was lots of clutter in cupboards and in the lone wardrobe provided for use - there was nowhere to hang clothes in the main bedroom. Perhaps lose the Rolf Harris record and the 70's compilations with extremely sexist covers? The garden was mainly an overgrown building site, nothing like the standard in the photos, with rubbish and rubble everywhere. The nice big table and chairs set was also nowhere to be seen. We kept to the patio area and the small patch of grass just above. Beware the steps, on the top flight there is a very loose slab on the top right hand side. On trying to order food to be delivered, it turns out the the house address doesn't exist. Filling in the online menu brings up a list of house numbers and names, but this one wasn't included. Cue a stressful half hour watching out the window for the delivery guy and trying to nab him before he took our food to the neighbouring address we had to put down!