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Chevin View

BELPER, Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
  • 6 guests
  • 3 beds
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Pet Friendly

Description

Nestled in the historic industrial town of Belper, surrounded by the Derbyshire countryside and not far from the wonderful Peak District National Park, is this traditional mill manager's house, Chevin View.

A semi-detached, three-storey dwelling, Chevin View is perfectly suited to a family of six seeking a UK staycation full of scenic walks and fascinating, historic attractions.

Be welcomed into the property after walking through the pretty, enclosed front garden, stepping straight into the homely sitting room where a chesterfield sofa, and matching armchair and wingback chair, offer a spot to unwind before the traditional woodburning stove with a Smart TV to entertain.

Walk beneath the original beams and atop the polished wooden floor over to the spacious kitchen, featuring exposed brick to add character aside the more contemporary glass dining table, while powder blue fitted units house a great range of appliances for rustling up delicious home-cooked meals to enjoy.

Spend time outside in the lovely enclosed garden, with a patio area to sit out on in the summer months, perfect for alfresco dining and soaking up the sun.

Head upstairs to the first floor to find a beautiful king-size bedroom overlooking the garden, a sleek shower room to for refreshing showers, and a twin room which is ideal for little ones and home to a selection of children's books for a lovely bedtime story.

Completing the layout of this 19th century abode is the second-floor double bedroom, offering a private setting to catch your rest, and benefitting from an en-suite shower room.

The award-winning Belper high street is just a short walk away, you can leave your car parked on the off-road parking space and explore on foot, browsing the great selection of independent shops and boutiques, with plenty of restaurants and pubs to choose from too.

The ground-breaking 'skyscraper technology' which is used the world over, where a fire proof iron frame is the basis for a structure, was first conceived in this Derbyshire town; learn about this conception at Strutt's North Mill Museum, with a fascinating insight into the Industrial Revolution within this former cotton mill.

Enjoy strolls around the town admiring the sights like Long Row and The Clusters, St John's Chapel, which is the oldest building in town and home to the Belper Heritage Centre, and the Nail Makers Workshop, while the Belper River Gardens are delightful for a picnic, hosting special events throughout the year.

Walkers can enjoy the many great walking areas in the surrounding area, as well as the fantastic Peak District National Park within easy driving distance.

Carsington Water is perfect for an active family seeking some adventure, with plenty of watersports to choose from like sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and rowboat hire, as well as a great cycling trail around the lake and fishing available too.

The delights of Matlock and Matlock Bath offer plenty to keep your busy too, with the Heights of Abraham, Gulliver's Kingdom theme park and Matlock Bath Aquarium and Arcade all worth visiting.

Enjoy a wonderful break to Derbyshire with the family at Chevin View.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Garden / Patio
  • Open Fire
  • Off Road Parking

What guests are saying

4.4
Based on 53 reviews
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We had a great stay.

The house was very cosy and had everything we needed for a long weekend. The enclosed garden was perfect for relaxing in and was secure enough to keep our energetic lab contained.

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ChrisAug 2026

A bumpy road , but not a deal breaker , off road parking is a bonus, a great base to explore from , easy walking to pubs, restaurants ,and railway station , accommodation clean ,very well appointed and comfortable .

Would stay again

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StevenJul 2026

Vary comfortable and extremely well equipped.

Also, built as a "cluster house" for an overlooker at Jeremiah Strutt's Mill in 18th century, it is very interesting historically. The only very small drawback is the stairs. A degree of agility is necessary. ( A bonus is two good food pubs within an easy walking distance.) Overall - highly recommended.

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DenisJun 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £150

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    15:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    1054036

  • Parking

    Off Road Parking

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

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