Cottage with garden

Stretton 3.7 miles. The Chapel is a converted Methodist chapel with views across the village green towards Ogston reservoir, situated in the charming village of Brackenfield, Derbyshire. An ideal getaway for couples and groups of four, this unique property has been wonderfully renovated and offers a great opportunity to stay in a truly characterful setting. Boasting original features combined with contemporary fixtures and fittings, the open-plan living space is the social hub of the home, offering a lovely area to socialise and relax. The kitchen has been well-thought out and offers all the essentials for a weekend away and as well as the dinning table there is a solid oak breakfast bar. The living room has plush sofas with a TV with Freeview. There is also a woodburning stove which invites you to settle down. The dining table has been specifically designed to make use of the original Chapel pews and is the perfect place to enjoy mealtimes before heading outside for a drink on the outdoor seating. There is a double bedroom on the ground-floor and a mezzanine double upstairs, each neutrally presented. Rounding off the interior is the contemporary bathroom complete with choice of roll-top bath and walk-in shower. Within a short walk is a fantastic pubs: the Horse and Jockey, where you can treat the group to some hearty grub and a selection of ales. Head to the beautiful village of Ashover, set in the picturesque conservation site of Amber Valley and renowned as being one of the prettiest villages in Derbyshire. Matlock, a former spa town not far away, offers a wide variety of activities for visitors of all ages, or for those seeking adventure, Cariston Water is ideal for cycle hire, watersport and fishing, plus the Lost Earth Adventure group offers climbing, abseiling, hiking, caving, canyoning, gorge walking and challenge events in the Peak District. The property is also close to Chatsworth, Bolsover castle, Bakewell, Castleton (Blue John Cavern) and just a short car journey from the Peak District National Park. The Chapel is the perfect romantic retreat on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Stretton is a small village, situated three and half miles from Alfreton in Derbyshire. The village is home to two convenience stores and a pub, The White Bear, serving a hearty menu and selection of ales. The charming town of Alfreton, home to The Midland Railway (Butterley), which is a must-visit for train enthusiasts, is nearby, whilst Alfreton Park offers a serene escape with its picturesque landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. Further north lies the historic market town of Chesterfield, acting as the gateway to the Peak District and has plenty to offer visitors. Access into the national park can also be gained by travelling via Matlock, with plenty of attractions to suit all preferences, including Lumsdale Waterfall for outdoor enthusiasts, Matlock Bath Aquarium and Gulliver's Kingdom for all the family, and the Heights of Abraham cable car and attraction, recommended for the explorers of your group, also offering cavern tours and fossil exhibits. With so much in the area, choose Stretton as your base.