Milwich 2.3 miles. Wood Cottage is settled in the quiet village of Hilderstone, Staffordshire, surrounded by acres of woodland. Enjoying its own private grounds with a lake for fishing, wildlife and a farm-style interior with exposed beamed ceilings, woodburning stoves and neutral tones. Bring along your friends and a little one and be greeted by a large driveway for off-road parking before exploring your holiday home. Discover the entrance hallway, where you will find the formal dining room to enjoy mealtimes together, which can be prepared in the spacious kitchen. The kitchen is a well-equipped space, where you can make quick meals or slow-cooked dishes with ease. It has an electric oven, a hob, a microwave, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, and a breakfast table. Locate the sitting room; here you can sprawl on the sofa with a cup of tea and let the Smart TV do the entertaining. On a summer's evening, relax on the outdoor furniture or take a dip in the sunken hot tub and admire the countryside setting. As day draws to night, retire inside, and choose between a super-king-size, a king size, a double and a single bedroom, all lovingly decorated. Awaken with a soothing soak in the roll top bath or rinse off in the separate shower before heading out to explore your surroundings. Wood Cottage is within easy reach of exciting attractions including Trentham Monkey Forest, Alton Towers and Gladstone Pottery Museum to learn about the industrial history of the area. Stafford is a vibrant and creative town that is home to a wealth of attractions. The Stafford Castle is one of the town's main draws, offering visitors stunning views of the surrounding area. Visit the market town of Uttoxeter for a day at the races and afterwards choose from a variety of restaurants and bars to refuel. Wood Cottage offers a blissful escape with much to see and do.

Milwich is a charming Staffordshire village with a brook in a valley surrounded by fields. The Doomsday Book records the village's listed buildings. It has a flourishing, award-winning tavern and a historic stone church with the seventh-oldest dated English bell. Stone, a canal town four miles away, has a rich history. Stone is recognised as the Food and Drink Capital of Staffordshire because of its restaurants, farmers' market, and annual Food and Drink Festival, which attracts 20,000 foodies. Stafford, 8 miles distant, has historic and modern buildings, mediaeval churches, sport and leisure facilities, superb shops, and fine restaurants and inns. The majestic Shugborough Hall estate and Cannock Chase National Park are 10 miles away. Alton Towers is a half-hour drive away for a more adventurous day.

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