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Cheshire House

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3.6
out of 5
Sleeps up to 7
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 4
Cheshire House is a wonderful, four-bedroom holiday home settled at the heart of Castleton, a quaint village in Derbyshire. Perfectly located close to shops, pubs, and restaurants, this charming property is ideal for families, friends or couples looking to explore the countless wonders dotted throughout the magnificent Peak National Park. Park up off-road, with space for 2 cars before you step into your welcoming new abode. Entering your new home, be immediately embraced by warm, inviting décor, and get to work in the fully-equipped kitchen. Here, the chosen chef can cook up delicious home-cooked dinners that can be tucked into around the dining table, before you and your loved ones kick back and unwind in front of the electric fire in the plush sitting room.
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About Cheshire House

Cheshire House is a wonderful, four-bedroom holiday home settled at the heart of Castleton, a quaint village in Derbyshire. Perfectly located close to shops, pubs, and restaurants, this charming property is ideal for families, friends or couples looking to explore the countless wonders dotted throughout the magnificent Peak National Park.

Park up off-road, with space for 2 cars before you step into your welcoming new abode. Entering your new home, be immediately embraced by warm, inviting décor, and get to work in the fully-equipped kitchen.

Here, the chosen chef can cook up delicious home-cooked dinners that can be tucked into around the dining table, before you and your loved ones kick back and unwind in front of the electric fire in the plush sitting room. When the sun is shining or the evenings warm, head outside to the enclosed courtyard, where you can savour a glass of your favourite tipple or a spot of stargazing in the outdoor hot tub.

When the night draws to a close, head upstairs and choose between four beautifully-appointed bedrooms; a super-king and king-size, each with en-suite shower rooms, along with a double and a single. Begin your day with a rejuvenating shower, savour a morning coffee, and then set out to explore your local area.

Greet the morning with a scenic walk through the rolling hills and lush green countryside that surround Castleton, taking a stroll along the Peakshole Water, before you head back into the village to explore all it has to offer; from ancient churches to the awe-inspiring Peveril Castle. Take a tour of the brilliant nearby spot of Treak Cliff and Speedwell Caverns to witness amazing crystals, stalactites, and stalagmites, or for something more relaxing, indulge with a traditional afternoon tea at the Bakewell Tea Room.

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Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 4
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Sleeps 4
Pets 1
Hot Tub
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Resting on the edges of the scenic Peak District National Park in Farley near Matlock and framing spectacular far-reaching views of the rolling countryside of the Derbyshire Dales is this superb semi-detached house, 3 Sunnyside Terrace.
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Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 4
This super stylish and spacious property is situated in the popular village of Cromford, just on the edge of the Peak District. A group of eight explorers will love this spot with walking routes and cycling trails right from the doorstep. The house has its own private hot tub too, ideal for evenings soaking away after a busy day discovering all the area has to offer.
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Cheshire House Reviews

Melanie
Was lovely place to stay . Will be back next year
Although we had a lovely stay at Cheshire house, the place had clearly not been cleaned before we arrived. Everywhere is thick of dust. Not just a days worth, more like a week or more as its thick. There was a dirty tissue on the living room floor which we left as didnt want to touch it & lots of cobwebs. All the provided hand washes have been watered down. Which looks awful to be honest & there is a very dirty bath mat outside the back door which was covered in thick ice, when one of our party stepped outside they slipped on this & fell to the floor. There are little postcards stating that it has been cleaned by a certain company. You might want to look into this as it clearly hadnt. We would probably come back if the issues stated are resolved as its in a perfect location & the house is a good size and comfortable.
The property was very clean and had all we needed for our stay eg in terms of towels and kitchen items. The hot tub was great on the first day but unfortunately cold on the second day and we were only staying two nights. Overall it is a lovely house and very centrally located in Castleton so we could access everywhere on foot.
Lyndsay
Definitely not dog friendly! My dog escaped through gaps in the fencing 3 times, the peoperty is on a busy main road had read a review to say this had been sorted, which it definitely has not! So had to use items from inside the house to keep my dog from escaping and safe, then was accused of leaving the items outside when we left which we hadn't, as i personally took them in, someone took photos of this on our last day before we even left the property, as they came to do something to the hot tub before we had even left! Cobwebs everywhere in the house, found someone elses clothing behind the sofa. Shower kept blocking. The kitchen tap was faulty. Very small courtyard, no real garden. Was disturbed on day 2 by the cleaners wanting to come and clean as they'd been given the wrong day of us leaving. The hot tub kept getting faults, I had to take out the filters and clean them myself as they were filthy and looked like they had been cleaned or replaced in a long time.
This is not to be seen as a negative review and I hope you take the feed back as constructive comments. We had a brilliant family week and the location for central Castleton is brilliant. But the property is needing some TLC. Most kitchen utensils were provided but we are glad we brought our large wok for cooking for a family of 7. There's no garlic crusher and an additional chopping board would be good. It might be worth sharpening knives or providing new ones as the ones provided are woeful. Not a massive issue to us, but there's no gate on the fence facing the public car park which could be a close call for potentially escaping dogs when front door opened. The front door supporting brace needs replacing as it is broken and you have to lean on the door to close it. There is no key for the side patio doors that we found. The stable door at the rear does not close properly unless you really push it and lock the door from the inside. This is annoying if you are sitting outside. It becomes dangerous for little children and their fingers. No light bulb in small room and no replacements or spares anywhere. Dishwasher needs salt to be provided there was none that we found, so it often didnt clean very well. Tumble dryer doesnt dry clothes completely dry. Accessible electric cableswires under tv are not only visible and unsightly, but grabbable by a child unless really supervised. The welcome book is lacking any real details about managing the property itself. The bins although it cant be helped were 34 full on arrival. There is also a lack of details for bin day collection point. I placed the green bin in the car park, but luckily I saw the bin crew at 630am and they said they only collect from the roadside. There is no hot tub information upkeep details what so ever. Luckily, we knew we had to add chlorine as the slow release container floating around had run out by Wednesday. Who knew you had to remove this when in use? I can only compare to other places I've been where staff visited twice a day to check levels. It shouldn't be down to guests to manage the safe use of a hot tub, with no instructions. There are no spare bedding or pillows its stated beds can be pulled apart if needed which is great, but there are no extra duvets provided there is also an under sheet missing. The curtain in the living room is annoyingly short. Cleaning, just generally could be better. It seems a surface clean is done, rather than a thorough turnover. There are cobwebs and spiders in most room corners, the worst place being above the kitchen fridge. Bathroom window is in need of repair there was a note on the window however the bathroom door in the same room also doesnt close properly. In addition, the toilet seat is moving and needs to be fixed replaced. King size bedroom ensuite shower doors dont close completely, and tray floods due to blockage. Stairs are loud and need new wedges, difficult to move up and down the stairs at night time without waking others and one gets a sense that the stairs are going to collapse! Security for dogs and young children in the garden is concerning given the proximity to the main road and it is fortunate we were fastidious in supervision. We had to move any wood lying around to form a barrier to deter them from escaping, especially towards the car park side. There were many screws lying around in the rear pebbled area that we picked up following construction of the welcome cover to hot tub. It seems a missed opportunity to encompass the fire pit and grassed area along with the pebbled area into a wholly securely fenced area. The seating area along the fence in the pebbled area, along the roadside, by the hot tub is a great idea, but it is too high. It needs to be halved in height to sit comfortably on. This is by far the main area we used A seat leg was broken on the arm chair in the living room by window. We ended up balancing this many times so it could be used. The oven has a weird funny smell when in use Castleton experienced a massive power cut during our stay, so the burglar alarm needs resetting as it was beeping and there was an issue rebooting the WiFi and TV but we conquered that eventually. I come back to the Welcome pack, there were no instructions how to do any of this. A clock would be nice on the fireplace in the living room. It takes two adults to lift the hot tub lid on and off. Actually 3, the first time we used it we leant the lid against the fence, but it dropped down the back and it took 3 adults to get it out 2 in the spa. Whilst the lady cleaning the hot tub was utterly pleasant, she arrived at around 830am, but check out is at 10. The hot tub was being drained by before 9am, which didnt allow any use for the morning of departure had we wanted to. Fortunately we didn't, but we were just not expecting anyone so early. Again, I come back to the welcome pack lack of information if 830 am is the norm.
I feel I need to leave feed back in two halves. Good points location is amazing, beds really comfortable, bedding good quality, towels good quality and living room furniture was comfortable. Things that let the property down two missing gates on the front the dogs could get directly into the carpark or drive to main road, no handle to assist the hot tub lid lifting it took both my husband and I to get it back on so my parents had been unable to use it once we had left, no safe steps for older guests and a shower at outside the back door, very large amounts cobweb's in most areas, back stable door didnt fasten together and is extremely poor repair, broken lock hanging off the inside of bedroom two along with a broken curtain tie back and broken soap holder left in the shower, shower in main bedroom not draining and leaving stood water, curtains that dont reach the bottom of the window, no wood packs for the fire pit and lots of large lengths of wood left on sitting area so it was not able to be used.
The cottage was well appointed, with a good standard of equipment. However, the showers had mold, which is unacceptable for any property.
The only negative is that there was no information on waste collection days, which unfortunately meant we missed the collection. Otherwise, all good
Lovely comfortable property in an ideal setting. Though it falls down on cleanliness and maintenance. The day we arrived, I had to clean the downstairs toilet and the main bedroom ensuite sink & toilet. The showers need cleaning and the doors fixing. However, apart from that it is a beautiful house and we would stay there again
Pamela
Excellent location in town near to pubs, shops and cafes. Comfortable house that matched the photos and description given.
The property appears to be a premium listing, which I was expecting, but the lack of attention to detail and quality of some of the furnishings let it down, and the cleaning was the first impression that really let the property down. They put cards with all the towels Number One housekeeping and venue management service yet we found bits of food on the floor in the lounge, on the chairs in the dining room and one quite dirty towel. The location is carefully hidden in the listing, it is surrounded by a quiet car park to one side and the main road to the other. However, all that sounds like a huge moan, it is within the middle of a lovely village just footsteps away, the hot tub was lovely too, and the house is as described and has all the features listed. It was great for our short stay. The light in the kitchen is poor, so that could be improved Previous feedback said the same.
Relaxing week in this well located house with hot tub. Felt it was quite expensive but the location in this village is key being close to loads of eateries and facilities. Few suggestions to improve it providefix outside light remove sensor light in downstairs loo kitchen needs better lights clear shower drain to main bedroom ensuite provide clothes horse needs coat hooks in hall. All in all, modern yet cosy and comfortable house in great location
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Attractions Near Cheshire House

While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained at Cheshire House itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Derbyshire has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.

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Peak District National Park -
about 9 Miles
The Peak District National Park is the ideal place to relax and explore.  The stunning scenery will take your breath away and there is the opportunity to take part in ranger led guides and events.  These are ideal if you are new to the area or only staying a short time and want to see the best sights and walks.
Gullivers Kingdom - DE4 3NT
about 17 Miles
This is a top class theme park with plenty to do for the whole family.  From thrilling rides to more gentle activities for the little ones this place is ideal.  The best thing is that 50% of their attractions are under cover so the British weather needn't spoil the fun.
Heights of Abraham - DE4 3PT
about 17 Miles
This unique attraction combines an array of activities.  If you have a look on their website there are some good video clips which give an even better idea of what this attraction is all about.  Some of the highlights include the Cable Car system which is actually Britain's first alpine style cable car system.  You are transported from the valley floor right up above where you can enjoy superb Dewent Valley Views.  You can also stroll around 60 acres of wooded hillside on foot to see an array of birds and wildlife.
Gulliver's Kingdome - WA5 9YZ
about 17 Miles
Gulliver's Kingdome is a family friendly theme park offering many attractions for children of all ages. The site is rather unique and features a huge array of rides including log flumes, roller coasters and pirate ships. For the little ones there are rides such as the veteran cars and the balloon wheel and Diego and Dora the Explorer are on hand to make sure they are having a great time. Between the 21st and 31st of October the park becomes a spooky Halloween spectacular with a range of shows and fireworks to enjoy. Standard prices are £12.00 for adults and children over 90cm. Group booking discounts are available.
Alton Towers - ST10 4DB
about 25 Miles
Of course you can't mention attractions in Staffordshire without featuring the fabulous Alton Towers theme park.  The rides range from thrilling to quite simply terrifying although there are more gentle family rides for the little ones.  All ages are catered for here.  Some of the most famoue rides include Th13teen, Air, The Blade and Nemesis.  There is also a waterpark on site for some splashtastic fun. Look out for seasonal events taking place throughout the year such as Wonderful Winter, Pirate Weekend and The Ultimate Fireworks Event.  Check out their website for the latest admission costs and save money by booking your tickets online.
Denby Visitor Centre - DE5 8NX
about 26 Miles
Denby visitor centre is a fun day out in the Derbyshire region with an array of activities iunder one roof.  An all weather attraction you can take pottery tours, see cookery demonstrations and visit Bourne's restaurant.  There are events and offers on throughout the year for example the Denby factory Shops sale where you can save £££s and October Creepy Crypt for Halloween where you can go along in fancy dress and have your face painted.  Booking is advised so check out the latest details on their website.