Introduction…
You can enjoy dining within the original bar area which creates a great ‘traditional pub’ atmosphere in the Peak District. Share each others company around the solid oak tables hand made by local craftsman which offer flexible seating options so you can choose how you wish to dine together.
Entertaining…
- This property has an abundance of social areas and communal living space. The huge lounge furnished with comfy sofas and makes a great area for relaxing.
- Move through into the bar and dining room and you can perch on a bar stool at the fabulous original oak bar which can be stocked as you wish for an additional cost (please note we have to supply the beer kegs for the pumps). There is plenty of glassware, drinks/wine fridges and even an ice machine behind the bar.
- With plenty of seating there is a mixture of bunkettes, benches and dining chairs and enough tables for everyone to informally get together and enjoy each others company.
- For your added entertainment, a real pub would not be the same without a dart board! A further smaller games room complete with a junior table tennis, table football and a dart board is located off the kitchen.
- The fully equipped kitchen has two double range cookers, an abundance of cookware, microwave and crockery/utensils/glassware.
- The main kitchen leads through to the utility room where there is further storage cupboards with plenty of work surfaces, two dishwashers, washing machine and sink areas.
- As the property is so well equipped, you can totally self cater or we can organise for a caterer/private chef to spoil you during your stay!
Bedrooms & Bathrooms…
This property comprises of 4 dwellings ( a main building and three traditional stone built cottages in the private courtyard). There is a total of 17 boutique style bedrooms with 14 beautiful en-suite or bathrooms with most facilitating doubles or twins providing flexible sleeping arrangements for larger groups.
Nearby…
The village of Longnor is positioned in the Staffordshire Moorlands between the River Dove to the East and the River Manifold to the West, making it an ideal location to see this stunning national park.
There are nearby caves and caverns to explore and The Roaches, with Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks providing an abundance of rock climbing, cycling and walking. Dove Dale with its reowned stepping stones and the Manifold Valley are both within easy reach.
The famous Derbyshire spa town of Buxton is a 10 – 15 minute drive with its Opera House, pavilion gardens and theatre. The popular market towns of Bakewell and Ashbourne are both within 20 minutes drive away. Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Tissington Hall and Alton Towers are all within a half hour drive.