Blossom Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

6 Customer Review(s)

Mr Greaves
September 2020

“Telephone number for picking up the key wasnt the correct one.”

It was the one for the pub which was closed due to virus. Could not find the cottage so needed this number to ask for directions. After eventually finding the cottage the owner luckily spotted us and sorted things out. Was then told that Sykes were aware of the new number but obviously not passed on to us. Very frustrating.

It was the one for the pub which was closed due to virus. Could not find the cottage so needed this number to ask for directions. After eventually finding the cottage the owner luckily spotted us and sorted things out. Was then told that Sykes were aware of the new number but obviously not passed on to us. Very frustrating.

- Mr Greaves, September 2020
Mrs Houghton October 2020

“E njoyed our stay although finding the place and accessing the key wasn't straightforward.”

Lovely views from the property and in good location.

- Mrs Houghton, October 2020
Mrs Pinfold October 2020

“The cottage was fine other than the TV remote wasn't working and the microwave took some getting used too.”

A facility for recycling rubbish would have been useful. Sykes' organisation left a lot to be desired. The contact number for arranging key collection was incorrect and when contacted, the operative refused to give me the correct number even though Sykes are aware that the number is wrong. I had to wait until the owner contacted us. The directions to the property that were sent to us would have taken us to Sandhall Lane whereas the property was in Belper Road; half a mile away. The instructions for leaving the sheets and pillowcases in the bathroom were sent to me by email on the day before we returned which I couldn't access until we were home. these instructions should have been at the property. Consequently, we didn't follow the instructions.

- Mrs Pinfold, October 2020
Mr Smith-hawker October 2020

“The cottage was ok, perfectly fine for the weekend stay.”

Directions to find it are very misleading and postcode takes you to another road, but luckily a local pointed us in the right direction. In the add it says “next to a pub” brilliant we thought but nope it’s closed down

- Mr Smith-hawker, October 2020
Mr Morley September 2020

“Directions to cottage incorrect we had to ask two lots of locals before we found it as post code not accurate enough.”

The telephone number was not helpful as it was to a pub which was closed,no number for the owner Facilities minimal; No oven No storage for clothes Could not unpack as nowhere to store clothes Kitchen nowhere to hang up tea towels Bathroom not sufficient storage for toiletries Nowhere to hang wet towels Basic facilities only

- Mr Morley, September 2020
Mr Moore July 2020

“No WiFi as indicated - this was a big negative as need to look at emails each day!”

No remote for TV albeit we did not need watch any TV No fitted sheet (just plain sheet on mattress) or mattress protector. Very basic duvet cover. Limited utensils, no dish cloth, broom etc Outside rather tatty and could do with some TLC I guess that all the above is reflected in the low price however

- Mr Moore, July 2020
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The Bear Inn Cottages

Resting on the southern borders of the Peak District National Park and set within the charming grounds of The Bear Inn pub in the village of Alderwasley are these three cottages. With its superb location, home to a plethora of activities and attractions to suit a group of all ages and tastes, the cottages at The Bear Inn, promise an action-packed adventure for groups of couples, friends and families. After soaking up the views of the hills over to Cromford or enjoying a well-deserved pint after a long journey in the pub, enter into your cottage of choice, where you will find everything you could possibly need for a self-catering holiday. Blossom Cottage and Bramble Cottage are equipped for couples, with their double bedrooms and quaint open-plan living rooms, whereas The Cottage is a spacious abode, where families can look forward to calling home as they explore this part of Derbyshire. Be sure to make the most of the outdoor spaces and enjoy a spot of alfresco dining together in the summer months, with the addition of barbecues so that you can rustle up something tasty, whilst enjoying the spectacular views. If you can tear yourself away from this idyllic location, visit Cromford Canal, where you can explore fantastic walks, wildlife and worthwhile views or head into Matlock, home to the fantastic Heights of Abraham, a hilltop park that is reached by a cable car with exciting caverns to explore and a plethora of walks. Within Matlock town centre, you will find a plethora of shops to enjoy, as well as the highly regarded Maazi restaurant and the Italian Viva Restaurant, accompanied by a selection of bars and pubs. Slightly further afield is the charming town of Bakewell, known for a local confection, the Bakewell pudding and plays host to a further selection of shops and quaint cafés. Attractions within the area include the lavish Chatsworth House with its noted art collection and lush grounds, the Tudor hall of Haddon Hall and the charming Crich Tramway Village. For those visiting with younger guests, be sure to visit Gulliver's Kingdom, and exciting theme park, designed for children up to the age of 13. All-in-all, The Bear Inn Cottages make a wonderful base in which to call home as you explore this part of Derbyshire and the stunning landscape of the Peak District National Park with your friends and family.

The property

Resting within the ground of the Bear Inn pub in the village of Alderwasley is this quaint, semi-detached property, Blossom Cottage.

This all-ground-floor holiday accommodation has been designed to offer a base for a couple in which to explore the delights of Derbyshire’s countryside and spent quality time together.

Enter into the open-plan living room, boasting all the essentials required for a self-catered stay, including a compact kitchen, where you can rustle up some delicious dishes.

Enjoy your meals and plan your itinerary at the dining table, before relaxing into your evening within the sitting area, where you can flick on the TV before heading to bed.

Concluding the interior is the double bedroom with a king-size bed and a bathroom with a shower over bath.

Outside, look forward to spending balmy afternoons upon the patio area and cooking up a storm on the barbecue, with the views of the hills over to Cromford as your backdrop.

Blossom Cottage is a wonderful base to call home as you explore this glorious part of England.

Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1050503 and 998001, together sleeping up to 10 people.

Summary

All-ground-floor
One king-size double bedroom
Bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Electric hob, microwave/electric grill, fridge/freezer, TV with Freeview and WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Ample designated off-road parking
Patio area with table, chairs and barbecue
One well behaved dog
Sorry, smoking allowed
Shop 3.2 miles, pub within 0.1 miles

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About the location

ALDERWASLEY

Wirksworth 2 miles; Belper 7 miles.

Alderwasley is a scattered area of farms and a couple of local pubs located in lovely rolling countryside with undisturbed views for miles, on the southern borders of the Peak District National Park. Nearby Wirksworth is a small, charming market town on the edge of the White Peak, and is full of character, with many buildings of architectural interest, including its magnificent parish church. Visitors will enjoy exploring the ancient "jitties" and courtyards, and the National Stone Centre, as well as the delightful surrounding countryside including nearby Carsington Water and the High Peak Trail. Rock climbing and cycling can be enjoyed here at every level, and there is good walking all around. Well Dressing is unique to Derbyshire, and Wirksworth combines this tradition with a lively carnival. The annual Arts festival attracts international performers of every kind. Close to Alderwasley is Belper which is a town with a long and famous history dating back to the 13th Century, when it was then called Beaurepaire (beautiful retreat), a name that still holds true today. Now a spirited and bustling town, attractions include the North Mill, Long Row and the River Gardens. Beautiful Chatsworth House, Shottle Hall and Haddon Hall are within easy reach, as well as Matlock Bath with its spectacular cable car, the newly restored Ecclesbourne Valley Railway and Gulliver's Kingdom. Only 2 miles away, the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site in Cromford is not to be missed. A great location for a varied holiday.

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Alderwasley, Peak District & Derbyshire Dales (Ref. 1050504)

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Reviews

“Telephone number for picking up the key wasnt the correct one.”

“E njoyed our stay although finding the place and accessing the key wasn't straightforward.”

“The cottage was fine other than the TV remote wasn't working and the microwave took some getting used too.”

“The cottage was ok, perfectly fine for the weekend stay.”

“Directions to cottage incorrect we had to ask two lots of locals before we found it as post code not accurate enough.”

“No WiFi as indicated - this was a big negative as need to look at emails each day!”