About this property
The perfect location for exploring and enjoying both green spaces and the local delights in Buxton's bustling heart. Just 1 mile away from Poole’s Cavern, Go Ape and the stunning views from Solomon's Temple, this is a walker's delight. Or for those wanting a busier pace, you can enter Buxton itself, enjoy the architecture of this famous spa town, and the many restaurants, shops and cafes. The Opera House, Pavilion Gardens and The Devonshire Dome are all ready and waiting to be explored.
This mews style property, one of a group converted from a large Victorian villa, has an interesting layout over two floors:
Ground Floor
Utility Room: an excellent space for coats, boots and for drying off the dog!
Kitchen: with electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine; patio door to the courtyard.
Bedroom 1: with king size bed.
En Suite: wet room with shower, WC and basin.
Bedroom 2: with double bed.
First Floor
Living Room: open plan, with two sofas and cuddle chair, Smart TV, WiFi; contemporary dining table and six chairs.
Shower Room: with shower cubicle, WC and basin.
Bedroom 3: with twin beds.
En Suite: with shower cubicle, WC and basin.
Outside: rear courtyard.
Bed linen, towels, WiFi, electric central heating included. A travel cot and highchair can be requested.
Accommodation
Nearby points of interest
- Thor's Cave
- Ladybower Reservoir
- Dovedale
Reviews (8)
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Mrs Purdy
I can only reiterate what previous reviews have stated. The cottage is comfortable and furnished nicely, 10 minute walk to the town centre but let down by some fixable issues - bathrooms need mould removing, downstairs double bedroom needs some hooks to hang clothes up, patio area needs weeding, no instructions on where rubbish goes or bin day, kitchen needs some form of heating, visitor book for people to leave suggestions on where to go/eat etc would be nice. We found the Old Sun Inn lovely for food and drink and had an excellent indian takeaway from Buxton Tandoori, visited Bakewell and Matlock and Poole’s Cavern. Tegg’s Nose Country Park has some lovely walks and views over Cheshire.
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Mrs Murphy
Needs small table in kitchen and hooks behind bedroom doors and entry room. Mould on upstairs bathroom windowsill. Weeds on patio. No recycling/ rubbish info. No tel. no. for Mr Kay. Nicely decorated but let down by little things.
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Mr McConville
The cottage was a large property with a closed back yard, great for the dogs. The kitchen area was freezing with insufficient utensils. All but the downstairs shower had very weak water flows and on the stairs there was a gripper spike poking through which resulted in a foot injury whilst there. However the location and large parking area and great Wifi connection were all good positives as was the downstairs utility room area for sorting the dogs out prior to coming back into the main areas of the property.