Fully equipped cottage with garden | Dogs allowed

Swanwick 1 mile. The Annex is a charming ground-floor annex situated near the Peak District National Park in the quaint village of Pentrich, Derbyshire. With off-road parking for one car and welcoming one well-behaved dog, this delightful retreat offers an ideal escape for families or friends and those with limited mobility seeking a serene countryside getaway. Park up the car, and take in the serene settings with the fields in the distance. Walk down the path to enter. Upon entering The Annex, you are greeted by a harmoniously decorated sitting room, complete with a TV for your entertainment and underfloor heating for those chillier evenings. The heart of the home is the stylish kitchen/diner, fully equipped for all your culinary needs, where you can gather around the table to enjoy home-cooked meals and plan the day's adventures. When it's time to retire for the night, choose from two neat king-size bedrooms, both boasting TVs for those lazy mornings in bed. The first bedroom features a built-in wardrobe and the second bedroom is enhanced by nice hanging lamps and a fitted wardrobe, both rooms offering a calm space to rest after a day of exploration. The property also benefits from a stylish wet room, complete with a large overhead walk-in shower, basin and WC, providing a refreshing space to prepare for your day. Outside, you will find a lovely garden with a mix of lawn, gravel and patio areas, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening drink under the stars. The garage not only provides storage for bikes but also features a handy dog shower, perfect for cleaning off your four-legged friend after a day of walks in the Peak District National Park. When you're ready to explore your surroundings, take some time to explore the iconic Midland Railway in Butterley, where you can experience a vintage steam engine ride and learn about the history of the British railways. Next take a journey into the nostalgic past at the CRICH TRAMWAY VILLAGE, filled with traditional trams, bistros, vintage town scenes and a captivating museum. For an adventure-filled day, head to Gulliver's Kingdom, a family-friendly theme park with over 60 rides and attractions for all ages. Finally, end the day with a visit to Hardwick Hall, a beautifully preserved Elizabethan building with six grand towers and stunning gardens. After a day out, retire back to The Annex, where you can share the day's adventures and prepare for tomorrow's explorations under the twinkling Derbyshire night sky. The pretty village of Penycae, set at the foothills of the Ruabon Mountains in North Wales, lies a couple of miles west of Ruabon and just over six miles from Llangollen. With two thriving village pubs, a well-stocked convenience store and a takeaway restaurant, there's plenty on offer. The nearest town is Ruabon, a community close to the English/Welsh border, and this area of unspoilt natural beauty is ideal for enjoying the attractions of both countries. The Eisteddfod town of Llangollen, with its shops, eateries, railway and watersports, is only a few miles down the road, whilst the wonderful landscapes of the Snowdonia National Park, Llyn Peninsula and Isle of Anglesey can all be easily reached by car, with their myriad of attractions and pretty sights. Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is just a couple of miles away, whilst Pystyll Rhaeadr, one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, is easily accessed through the scenic Ceiriog Valley. Head across the border to explore Chester, with its Roman walls and Medieval 'Rows', renowned zoo, riverboat trips and excellent shopping. Take a day trip to Liverpool or Manchester, or explore Shropshire, including the timber-framed buildings of Shrewsbury or Ludlow. Numerous National Trust properties such as Chirk Castle, Erddig, Attingham Park, Penrhyn and Croft Castle can also be enjoyed or why not simply lace up your walking boots and take in the spectacular scenery this area offers by foot? A fantastic village base for a varied break in beautiful North Wales.