1 Bedroom- Located

in the quiet rural hamlet of Highcliffe and adjacent to Highcliffe

Hall, the cottage is about 1,250 feet above sea level overlooking the

village of Eyam, which is

a short walk away.

This is an ideal walking location, take in some outstanding

views of the valley below, the village of Foolow and the field patterns

that characterise the area.

In the opposite direction and to the north, you can enjoy

further views towards Castleton, Edale at the beginning of the Pennine

Way or enjoy other attractions throughout the Hope Valley, including the

mines at Castleton.

The Cottage, which was re-built in the late 1980’s, is thought to

originally have been the housing for the Trap to the Hall, and now

provides a cosy hideaway.

You enter the cottage into the welcoming beamed lounge that has a solid fuel stove inset in a gritstone fireplace and a bookcase with a good collection of books on local interests.

Open to the lounge is the well fitted and attractive dining kitchen equipped with all the essentials you will require for your stay.

Off this room is the staircase, which leads to the bedroom that has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom with bath, with shower over, hand basin, and toilet.

There is a small patio sitting out area to the front of the cottage.

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