Handel's Muse at Oldfields Farm (VB Gold Award)


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| Star rating | Pets | No | Smoking | No | |
| Sleeps | 2/4 | Changeover | Friday | Parking | 2 cars |
| Bedrooms | 1 | 2 person Discount | No | Garden | Partialy Enclosed |
| Bathrooms | 1 | Short breaks | from £195 | Price band | F - all prices |
| SPECIAL OFFER ! |
***Special Offer*** 5 Night short break from the 10th October is now reduced to £235 and a free bottle of champagne will be left at the propery Please call 01228 406 741 and quote special offers
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| Valid from: 21 Jul 2010 to 10 Oct 2010 |
A charming, romantic barn conversion set in an idyllic location. This superb cottage has been restored to a high standard and offers a peaceful, relaxing stay. Nestling in 12 acres of grounds on the owners' impressive 19th century farm which featured on the television program - "Build a new life in the country", and alongside a bridal path: the property is situated only 300 yards from the River Dove, the inspiration for the famous "Handel's Water Music". The area is renowned for excellent fishing and walking with the pretty market town of Ashbourne and the natural beauty of Dovedale only 3 miles away.
Visitors can hire cycles and ride or walk the Tissington Trail. The cottage is only a stones throw away from the Limestone Way which runs from Rocester to the picturesque, famous Blue John village of Castleton set in the Hope Valley close to the start of the Pennine Way. Alton Towers is within a 5 mile drive with Carsington Water offering a variety of water sports and bird watching also a short drive away. The popular town of Uttoxeter (famous for its race course) offers additional family entertainment including cinema, bowling and quality bars and restaurants all within an 8 mile drive.
Less than 1/2 hour drive, and well worth a visit, can be found the stately home of Chatsworth, historic Haddon Hall, Buxton spa, Heights of Abraham/Matlock Bath with its cable car and caverns and not to mention the market town of Bakewell, famous for its puddings and tarts. The owner can offer stabling and grazing for horses and ponies by direct arrangement and the property which has a bridal path is set in an area with an abundance of suitable riding terrain. There is an orchard to the rear of the property with a double BBQ available if required. As the property has extensive grounds the owner is happy for older children to camp in the surrounding field.
The owner can arrange special celebration nights at the local award wining pub and restaurant by direct contact. Other activities which can be pre booked or organised for guests include, golf, shooting, wine tasting, riding and even paragliding on Darley Moor (weather permitting). The owner offers the added facility of DVD library and CD selection. Space is available for safe storage of cycles or motor bikes.
Ground Floor
Property has ECO ground source heating and comprises:
Lounge/Kitchen: With quality sofa bed, electric wood burner effect stove, flat screen TV/DVD/CD player, radio/toaster, breakfast bar with stools, electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine and fridge with ice box.
Bedroom 1: With canopied double bed and Italian designer en suite shower room, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. Two bath robes are available for guests use. Radio/CD player and hairdryer.
All fuel for the background heating, power, bed linen and towels included. Cot available on request. Welcome goodies supplied according to length of stay.
Please note: There is a sofa bed for the additional 2 but only suitable for children at a charge of £25
Parking space for 2 cars. Private, partially enclosed garden and patio area with table and chairs. Shared BBQ in orchard. Stabling/grazing for horses maybe available by arrangement direct with owner. Boot and drying area by request.
Please note: There is a £100 refundable damage deposit payable on this property one week prior to arrival.
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