Pass the Keys® is a Property Management Company managing many listings. Pass the Keys® provides a hotel standard of service for short-let properties. The property is professionally maintained and cleaned. We guarantee professionally cleaned linens and toiletries. We also provide 24/7 guest support and local personal service before and during your stay. The local community-based team of Pass the Keys® personally inspects the property and certifies the home has met Pass the Keys®’s Property Readiness Standard.

Complimentary 7KW EV Charger Perfect for longer stays A real home from home with all the little extras that made a big difference. A spacious 3 bedroom house, set in the beautiful High Peak area of the Peak District. Excellent walking trails & 2 two local pubs, within a 5 minute walk. A large, enclosed garden for sunny days & a complimentary 7KW EV charging point, This really is a great place to stay, ideal for those seeking a modern luxurious stay in the High Peak area of the Peak District. Important: We are committed to protecting our properties which is why we've partnered with Know Your Guest, the leading vacation rental guest-screening provider. Please note that before your booking begins, you will need to verify your details and ID through Know Your Guest. You will also be given the choice between paying a refundable deposit or buying a non-refundable damage waiver. We suggest you buy the damage waiver as this protects you in case you cause accidental damage during a booking.

Where to start? For the walkers and cyclists there are excellent hills with commanding views on either side of Chinley. If Hills are not your thing then take the Peak Tramway trail to nearby Chapel-En-le-Frith, towards Buxworth or join the canal system at Buxworth that goes all the way into Manchester. An excellent eating Inn and Pub are located 5 minutes walk from our house. Originally Chinley was part of the Royal Forest of the Peak and consisted of little but a few isolated farms until the 17th century. The Industrial Revolution significantly altered Chinley with the construction of three mills along the Blackbrook, which runs through the village, followed by the Peak Forest Tramway completed in 1806 (a crude railway which used horse-drawn wagons to carry stone from the quarries at Dove Holes to the canal basin at nearby Bugsworth) However, it was the arrival of the railway in 1867 which made Chinley grow rapidly and in the early years of the 20th century it was an important railway junction and regular stopping point for trains of ramblers at weekends. Today the centre of the village has a good range of shops, a bowling green, numerous social centres and a pub at nearby Whitehough, the Old Hall Inn.