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42 Church Street

Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Self-catering
+44 (0)1335 348288
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From
£150 - £170
per night

From
£750 - £1050
per week

A Grade II listed 1669 ex-Almshouse in a row of three in walking distance of the historic town centre of Ashbourne and the Tissington Trail

1 bed

1 bedroom

Sleeps 2

The Experience

This is just the right size for two. Downstairs is a kitchen with all you need to cook up a storm and Portmeirion Sophie Conran pottery to serve it up on. You’re also left some Ashbourne traditional gingerbread biscuits and a box of popcorn so you can settle into a movie in the sitting room – or in the dining area. The huge TV can be swivelled between the two rooms and offers every digital channel available plus you can play your own music on it.

The Italian designer lighting is well thought-out and each piece of modern furniture has been carefully chosen to blend with the lovely original stonework or pretty brickwork in the kitchen, there’s even a little separate study area for anybody who needs to work. After a day walking or cycling in the Peak District you’ll be delighted with the warm downstairs bathroom and walk-in shower.

The bedroom, up in the eaves, has a king size bed with cosy fur throws and cushions, very tempting.

We think you'll love

Relaxing in the combination of stone, brickwork, beams and greenery
Cooking in the kitchen, opening a bottle of wine, deciding on a film (this may take some time) and settling in with popcorn
Being able to walk into vibrant Ashbourne to do your shopping or joining the Tissington Trail for wonderful hikes

You should know

Watch your head on the sloping ceilings in the bedroom if you're tall
It's not geared up for anyone with mobility issues: stairs up to the bedroom then a hop over a low beam and bathroom downstairs
Designated parking is a 5-minute walk from the house

Essentials

EV charger
Self check-in
Swimming pool
Hot tub
Garden
Open fire / woodburner
Breakfast included
Breakfast available
Meals available
Vegetarian meals
Oven
Parking on premises
Free parking nearby
Accessible by public transport
WiFi
Television
Central heating
Limited mobility
Wheelchair access
Mobile reception
Hob
Barbecue
Paid parking nearby
Air conditioning
Relaxation areas
Washing machine
Tennis court
Microwave oven
No smoking
Credit cards
Working farm
Owner has pets
Electricity included
Dishwasher
Pets welcome

Family friendly

Baby monitor
Books and toys
Children welcome
Babies welcome
Stair gates
High chair
Fire guard
Cot available

Nearby

Pub/bar within 3 miles
Restaurant within 3 miles
Shop within 3 miles

Activities

Bikes available
Food courses
Kayaking
Other courses
Sailing
Surfing
Wild swimming

Nightly price: from £150
Weekly price: from £750

1 House for 2: From £1501 bed1 bedroom

Information

Special offer: 20% off all bookings for stays between 16th April - 17th May 2024 2 nights min stay t&c's apply

Booking information

Check in: 4pm
Check out: 11am
Other details: Minimum stay: 2 nights. 2 nights on weekdays. 2 nights at weekends. 2 nights in high season. Short breaks available.
Closed: Rarely.
No smoking: Smoking not permitted anywhere in the property.

Reviews

A hidden gem in the heart of Ashbourne. Impeccably furnished and decorated with style, 46 Church Street is exceptionally clean and equipped to a very high standard. Despite being just off the high street, it’s located within a quiet courtyard enabling a peaceful night’s sleep. Clive and Mari are warm welcoming hosts, with an excellent source of local knowledge. We enjoyed a lovely stay here and can’t wait to return!

Fiona, Lichfield Jan 2023

The property is amazing, beautifully and sympathetically renovated with some superb features. The cottage is spotless and everything has been thought about carefully. It’s in a great location for restaurants, pubs and cafes as well as some superb walking and cycling. Highly recommended!

Matt, Burton-On-Trent Jan 2023

Spend a few days here to feel thoroughly spoilt by the unique and beautiful environment and a sense of design and style that cannot fail to impress. Take Clive and Mari's recommendations on the many places to visit and eat in the vibrant market town of Ashbourne and the stunning Peak District. Hop on a bike and cycle the Tissington Trail right from the doorstep. What's not to love?

Janine, Sawday's Inspector Sep 2022

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Location

The neighbourhood

Ashbourne has restaurants, cafés and bars for you to choose from, including fine dining and a real ale bar - all within a ten-minute walk. There are also lots of interesting independent shops along its winding cobbled streets and fine listed buildings. Join the Trail on bike or on foot - a flat car-free route through the Peak District. Within a short drive there are many walks, pubs and villages.

Local points of interest from Clive & Mari Booth

Ashbourne is one of Derbyshire's finest and most vibrant market towns with a wealth of historic buidings, high quality shops and places to eat. Explore the town with one of our mini guide leaflets or during the summer take a free guided tour.Peak District
The Tissington Trail provides a flat, traffic-free cycle route through the beautiful Peak District countryside. The picturesque, traditional Derbyshire village of Tissington is an easy three and a half mile cycle ride away.
Peak District National Park, Steep limestone valleys like Dovedale, with its famed stepping stones, and Lathkill Dale characterise the park’s southern area, which is known as White Peak.
Bakewell is Idyllically situated on the banks of the river Wye, the biggest town in the Peak District National Park's mellow stone buildings, medieval five-arched stone bridge and quaint courtyards are a magnet for painters, photographers and sightseers
Chatsworth House is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family. Explore Chatsworth Garden, the ever-evolving garden surrounding one of Derbyshire’s most popular country houses.
Alton Towers is a theme park resort located in the picturesque Staffordshire Moorlands near the village of Alton, a 20-minute drive. The resort incorporates a water park. It opened in 1980 and is the largest amusement park in the UK.

Introducing

Clive & Mari Booth

Clive is a local lad, a photographer (you're surrounded by his work) and filmmaker. Mari is a dental hygienist (hence the squeaky clean interiors). They are both imaginative creatives who adore to surprise and delight their guests. They live in another part of the building and know their patch well if you want help and advice, otherwise they will leave you to enjoy yourselves in this great space.

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