Description
One bedroom cottage.
The Hillside Cottage is a beautifully renovated limestone cottage built in the 1880’s with interesting features left from its past history, including exposed beams.
The cottage offers a new fully fitted luxury kitchen with a Smeg gas cooker and electric oven, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. There is also a cosy lounge on the ground floor. On the first floor there is a light and airy double bedroom with a skylight window letting in lots of natural daylight. There is also a stylish modern bathroom with a brand new shower.
The cottage has solid oak floors throughout giving this traditional cottage a modern feel.
The cottage also has a beautiful South facing sunny cottage garden at the front of the property with scenic countryside views over the surrounding hills.
It is situated on a quiet and scenic hillside above the interesting and historical market town of Wirksworth, with plenty to explore in the town and good walking and cycling routes nearby, including the High Peak Trail and Carsington Water reservoir.
The cottage is just 6 miles from Matlock, with a host of attractions, including the Heights of Abraham, with its fascinating owl maze and water gardens. Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are also less than half an hour drive away.
The cottage has gas central heating, bed linen and towels included in the rent.
Accessibility
Please note that unfortunately the cottage is not suitable for people with limited mobility, as there is no allocated parking space for the cottage. However, you can park on the nearby residential streets, followed by a short uphill walk to the cottage. Also, inside this traditional cottage there are fairly steep wooden steps to the first floor.
Sorry, but no children please. No smoking and no pets allowed.
Amenities
Shop 1 mile, pub 10 mins walk. The cottage is located on a hill, and therefore has a steady incline from the town.
The nearest railway station is Cromford, and there is a reasonably regular bus service from Cromford to Wirksworth on the 6.1. Trent Barton Bus.
Happy to answer any queries or questions.
WIRKSWORTH FESTIVAL, SEPTEMBER 2012. The festival displays the works of 200 visual artists of local, national and international reputation at venues all over town, including street entertainment, homemade food, refreshments on every corner and two special themed weekends.
Rental charges
There are different charges for off-peak and peak time seasons, please see below:
Winter Season (now (Nov11) until 15 March 2012 *exc Christmas & NY)
£245 per week = £35 per night for the cottage
£150 for 3 nights = £50 per night (plus £40 per night for any additional nights)
£120 for 2 nights = £60 per night
Spring Season (16 March to 24 May 2012)
£315 per week = £45 per night for the cottage
£180 for 3 nights = £60 per night (plus £40 per night for any additional nights)
£140 for 2 nights = £70 per night
Summer Season (25 May and 13 September 2012)
£350 per week = £50 per night for the cottage
£180 for 3 nights = £60 per night (plus £40 per night for any additional nights)
£160 for 2 nights = £80 per night
Autumn Season (14 September - 1 November )
£245 per week = £35 per night for the cottage
£180 for 3 nights = £60 per night (plus £40 per night for any additional nights)
£140 for 2 nights = £70 per night
*Prices inclusive of towels & bed linen. Welcome pack of tea, coffee and milk is provided. The cottage has gas central heating, which is included in the price.
** Please note that the normal weekly booking are Saturday to Saturday, however alternative days may be possible by arrangement. Access to the property is normally after 3pm, with vacation by 10am on the day of departure. However, access on days other than Saturday may not be possible until 7pm, subject to the owener's availability to come and meet & greet you.
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