Casa rural con jardín y terraza

Nestled in the charming village of Hayfield, Derbyshire, is this Grade II listed, end-terrace cottage, The Old Cobblers. Enjoying a rich history at the villages former cobblers and enjoying a superb location on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park, The Old Cobblers is a fabulous dwelling for couples or a family of four. Upon arrival, you will find roadside parking and a lovely front patio with furniture, the perfect spot for savouring your morning coffee. Step into the light and airy kitchen/diner, where you can rustle up tasty dishes to enjoy at the dining table for four as you recount the days adventures. Follow the stairs up to the first-floor sitting room, charmingly decorated and featuring two plush sofas, an electric fire and a Smart TV, ideal for relaxing evenings with loved ones. Continue up to the second floor to discover two well-presented double bedrooms, both served by a well-appointed shower room. Explore the local village, where you can treat your loved ones to meals at The Pack Horse, Colosseo, and Millies Tea Rooms, stock up on essentials at the convenience store and butchers, picnic in Hayfield Park along the River Sett, or enjoy wildlife rich walks through the River Sett. Next stop is Glossop, where you will find the welcoming eateries of The Oakwood, The Beehive and Hare & Hounds, local ales at Distant Hills Brewing, an excellent golf club and clay shooting ground, and Howard Park and Glossop Swimming Pool. Venture into the Peak District National Park to discover a plethora of scenic hikes and cycling trails, as well as the bustling town of Buxton, where you can catch a live show at the Buxton Opera House, tour the Buxton Museum and Art Gallery, explore the depths of Poole's Cavern, or hike up to Solomon's Temple for breath-taking views. Adventure awaits at The Old Cobblers.Hayfield, a charming High Peak village, is located on the Peak National Park's northernmost boundary, in a peaceful agricultural setting. As a result of its close vicinity to Kinder Scout, this quiet small hamlet is popular with walkers. There are two ways to get to New Mills from Sett Valley, one for serious ramblers who want to go to the Kinder Plateau, the other for families and others who prefer a more leisurely stroll. The Pennine Way's other starting point at Edale is just a few kilometres away. The village has a good selection of taverns, cafes, and restaurants for travellers to enjoy. The Goyt Valley, Castleton, and Buxton, a notable spa town, are all nearby attractions.