5 The Old Coach House is a neat three-storey house nestled in the village of Chinley, in Derbyshire.
Suited to friends or families, this abode features proximity to the Peak District National Park and allows pets.
Park the car in the designated space, or if you have arrived by train, take a short stroll to your new abode.
Upon entering, shed your coats and shoes into hallway.
The sitting room is bright with a sofa, armchair and artwork adorning the walls, flick on the TV and rest after a day of exploring the Peak District National Park.
Once hunger strikes, head to the compact yet well-equipped open-plan living space, here you can fire up the gas hob to create a mouth-watering dish.
As the chef of the group whips up something delcious lounge on the sofa in this area as the delicious aromas fill the air.
Pull out a chair at the dining table and tuck in as you plan the adventures ahead.
Ascend the stair to the first-floor to freshen up in the bathroom, with a bath to soak in or a shower over to wash away the scent of the countryside.
When it's time to rest choose between three king-size bedrooms which can be set up as twins on request.
Two are found on the first floor whilst the final room is up on the second floor.
All bedrooms are homely and bright, providing an ideal space to rejuvinate fror the night.
In the morning enjoy a brew in the courtyard, as your four-legged friend stretches their legs, and you anticipate the plans ahead.
Pack your provisions and lace up your hiking shoes to explore the beauty of Peak District National Park, with stunning vistas, charming pubs and challenging treks.
Visit Blue John Cavern to admire the illuminated limestone caves, with fossils and a craft shop to browse.
For a dose of history and grandeur, make your way to National Trust - Lyme, where you can wander through the stately mansion, spot red deer grazing in the parkland and lose yourself in tales of the past as you explore rooms dressed in period costumes.
Afterwards, amble through the formal gardens or take a peaceful lakeside walk before stopping for a slice of something sweet in the cafe.
Closer to home, The Old Hall offers a warm Derbyshire welcome, hosting seasonal beer festivals and serving hearty dishes at the neighbouring Paper Mill pub.
Spend an afternoon sampling local brews, or simply enjoy walks around the area, taking in rolling fields, stone-built cottages and the slow, steady charm of village life.
With so much to see and do, 5 The Old Coach House places you perfectly for uncovering the best of Derbyshire.