Cottage with 4 bedrooms for 8 persons

Set in the heart of Clay Cross, a small Derbyshire town on the edge of the Peak District National Park, is this first-floor apartment, The Loft at The George. Completed to a contemporary standard, closely located to amenities, and set above a gastro pub, the apartment is perfect for a family break, accommodating eight guests and two well-behaved dogs. Arriving at sought-after designated parking, travel up to the first floor, and enter the spacious and stylish apartment, fully-equipped for a self-catering stay. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, boasting contemporary furnishings, an electric fire, Smart TV, lofty ceilings, grand chandeliers, sleek interiors and state-of-the-art culinary appliances; gather around the dining table, relax with a wine in hand and take in the panoramic views of Crich's hillside. Venturing through the apartment, arrive at four well-furnished bedrooms, all inviting, warm and spacious, helping you feel right at home as the evening unfolds; you'll find a king-size with en-suite shower, a further king-size with TV, and two twin rooms, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for your group. The apartment is completed with a contemporary bathroom, with a large walk-in shower, perfect to refresh before a day amongst the Derbyshire countryside. Whilst The Loft at The George is perfect for a self-catering staycation, there's also an on-site gastro restaurant and pub to take advantage of, a perfect dine-out option; you'll also find additional restaurants and eateries in the centre of Clay Cross, ideal for avid foodies. Once you're ready to explore the county, head for an outdoor adventure to Aston Springs Farm, see the Peak District from an elevated position at Heights of Abraham, or hike across Lathkill Dale, a stunning valley within the National Park. For a historical activity, explore Bolsover Castle, experience the mining heritage of the county at Peak District Mining Museum, or tour the Tudor grounds of Bakewell Old House Museum. Sherwood Forest Railway, Chatsworth House, and Black Rocks are all popular attractions to also visit whilst calling Derbyshire your home-from-home. Choose The Loft at The George for a family-friendly dwelling.Clay Cross is a small village near the Peak District National Park's boundary. There are numerous shops, taverns, and superb restaurants in the town. The old market town of Chesterfield, which serves as the gateway to the Peak District and has much to offer visitors, is only a few miles away. The town's 14th-century church is known for its "Crooked Spire," which twists strangely from its actual centre, and the town's regular hectic market days are great for visiting the many diverse speciality shops and stalls that line the old Market Hall and lovely Shambles beyond. Queens Park, with its boating lake, footpaths, and summer bandstand, as well as a museum and theatre, are all located in the town.