The Olde Coach House is a lovingly converted 1870s coach house standing at the edge of the Peak District National Park with its abundance of natural and historic attractions. Dog friendly for up to two well behaved dogs (additional charges apply). Just a short from walk from the centre of the market town of Chesterfield with its numerous restaurants, traditional pubs, coffee shops, Shambles shopping area, tea rooms and world famous crooked spire. The property maintains the character of the historic building blended with modern facilities to ensure an exceptional holiday experience. Boasting a Private Hot Tub for up to six people set in a private garden. Explore the area with Chatsworth House, Hardwick Hall, Bolsover Castle and many other historic properties and the Outstanding Natural Beauty of the Peak District National Park. The area offers almost limitless cycling and walking trails, rock climbing, country pursuits of all kinds and world class man made attractions. Enter the property into the hallway with handy ground floor separate WC and walk through to the warm and inviting lounge with comfortable sofas and a smart tv. The kitchen/diner is bright and airy and provide...

Stood on the edge of the Peak District National Park with its abundance of natural and historic attractions, The Olde Coach House, is a dog friendly lovingly converted 1870s coach house which boasts a private garden and hot tub in the secluded back garden. On entering, the lounge is warm and welcoming after a day of exploration and adventure. The modern kitchen / diner opens out onto the patio for Al Fresco dining and the hot tub area, perfect for relaxing with a cold drink . There are three bedrooms to choose from two double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and WC, and one twin bedroom. The family bathroom offers a shower over bath and WC. A short from walk from the centre of the market town of Chesterfield with its numerous restaurants, traditional pubs, coffee shops & tea rooms and world famous crooked spire. Explore the area with Chatsworth House, Hardwick Hall, Bolsover Castle and many other historic properties and the Outstanding Natural Beauty of the Peak District National Park. The area offers almost limitless cycling and walking trails, rock climbing, country pursuits of all kinds and world class man made attractions.

Just half a mile from the historic market square off a quiet residential street of mainly Victorian Properties. Lies on the edge of the Peak District with its many popular visitor attractions including Chatsworth House, Peak District National Park and Theme Parks. There are a myriad of nearby quaint villages, walking and hiking routes in some of the most stunning natural beauty in the United Kingdom.