Cosy cottage sleeps 6 suit families, contractors, couples
Chesterfield, United Kingdom
Amenities
Parking
Washer
Scenic Views
A/C
Pets Allowed
Dryer
Home details
Bedroom 1
3 single beds
Bedroom 2
1 double bed, 1 single bed
Cleaning fee 60 EUR per stay mandatory, collected during booking process
Our cottage adapts itself to all types of guests. With a few bespoke adjustments by me, prior to your arrival, it is perfect for couples, families, those with limited physical challenges, professionals and contractors whether it be for a few days or long term
Our cosy, terraced cottage sleeps up to 6 With a modern kitchen and wood burner, within a village setting with off-road parking, a beautiful courtyard garden and 24-hr free parking on road if needed.
It is 5 mins from J30 on M1 Clowne has superb amenities; 2 supermarkets, restaurants, 3 pubs and a petrol station along with good transport to Sheffield, Chesterfield, Meadowhall Shopping Centre. There are take ways/ home deliveries of every taste too!
Close to Sherwood Forest, Sherwood Pines, The Peak District, Clumber Park, Creswell Crags, Bolsover Castle, Chatsworth and Hardwick Hall and Langold country Park the areas of outstanding natural beauty are endless . There are cycling trails, climbing, bouldering, walking, horse riding all local. For extra thrills, check out Gulliver’s Valley!
Let’s look at the property….
The kitchen is fully equipped with pots and pans and utensils to undertake most, if not all styles of cooking. It has a dishwasher, washing machine and a microwave. Cook then eat in the beautiful dining room, al fresco on the large picnic bench our simply on your lap in front of the smart Tv.
The living room, adjacent to the kitchen has a multi fuel burner, fully accredited and a ‘starter supply’ of wood (more can be bought in the petrol station or at a local superstore called Dobbies). There is a full fire guard in the utility cupboard if young children are present. In the living room there is a smart Tv with terrestrial Tv viewing also available. The large wooden coffee table has a selection of games and colouring pencils in the drawers and I endeavour to leave age appropriate toys too!
However if it’s a cosy adult weekend then all of these would be put away.
The dining room has a large wooden table which extends to sit 8. Extra chairs will be provided to suit the number of guests ( or upon request). With the drop down lighting and candle lit wooden bookcases (battery candles provided), this space can be made to feel very romantic.
There is a single bed in the dining room that is strewn with cushions to relax on or to serve as an extra bed. The cupboard under the stairs serves as a wardrobe for a guest using this as a bedroom.
The dining room table also serves as a great place to work from home. Being away from the living room and kitchen it is quiet and has the best internet connection in the house! With a downstairs loo and washbasin, this room could suit a person with limited ability to access the upstairs bathroom.
The whole of the ground floor has the benefit of solid oak floors so not too much to worry about with children dropping things on the carpets.
Upstairs however is a shoe free carpeted zone.
Here we have 2 bedrooms with new comfy beds with season appropriate duvets and Egyptian cotton bedding which has been laundered at 60 degrees + and ironed to give a luxurious nights sleep.
Bedroom 1 has large, fully fitted wardrobes and shelves and 3 single, adult beds, each with their own flexible, dimmable reading lights. Each bed has a box shelf and charging point. There is a vanity space and large mirror.
Black out blinds and full length dark curtains will ensure a great nights sleep.
Bedroom 2 has a lovely double bed, again with fantastic, laundered linen. Clothes can be stored in the chest of drawers and an Ikea clothes rail, complete with hangers and hanging pockets. Again there is a flexible reading lamp and a bedside lamp.
Into this room we can add a toddler bed with bedding (plastic sheets too) if required.
The first floor bathroom is large and spacious with a full size bath, shower and sink. Bath towel, hand towel and face cloth will be provided for each guest.
Outside, to the back of the house there is a beautiful, seasonal garden. Picking and eating of ripe organic fruits (raspberries, strawberries, plums, cherries, black currants and tomatoes) is encouraged. It has an 8 seater picnic table and a 2 seater swinging chair to relax in. Eating in the shade of the grape vine or chilling and listening to the birds, this space is invaluable at the end of the day. It is totally child friendly and there is no way for them to escape.
To the rear of the house, accessed by a driveway two houses away, there is a parking space for a small to medium car.
There is however plenty of free on road parking directly outside the house. from the rear of the house one can bring bikes into the courtyard.
Very close to the house there is the quiet Linear Walk to amble through wild flowers and stop to listen to the birds ( take the path next to the rectory). There are walks to ‘the grips’ where bouldering/climbing enthusiasts have discovered accredited new sites, to the Elm Tree pub, through beautiful countryside where the food is fabulous and there is a very big garden.
The key will be left in a lock box so there is no pressure on arrival times.
Deep cleaning of the house will take place between guests or weekly where guests book a long stay. The garden will also be maintained at the same time. Further cleaning can be undertaken at request; there will be an additional charge of £40 for this additional service
We live in Clowne and will be on hand should any problems arise. We are happy to help with anything.
I am a retired nanny. I have many years of experience with children from birth to teens.
I am available to babysit most evenings . I charge £10 per hour
If you cause damage to the property during your stay, you may be required to pay according to Property Manager’s property damage policy.
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Nottinghamshire, located in the heart of England, is a county steeped in rich history and natural beauty, making it an enchanting destination for travelers. The legendary tales of Robin Hood and his merry men have long been associated with the ancient woodlands of Sherwood Forest, which remains a captivating attraction for visitors. Here, you can walk in the footsteps of the famous outlaw, explore the forest's diverse wildlife, and even see the Major Oak, an iconic tree said to have sheltered Robin Hood's band.
The city of Nottingham itself is a vibrant urban center, blending historical intrigue with contemporary culture. Nottingham Castle, perched on a high rock, offers panoramic views of the city and houses a museum and art gallery with collections that span centuries. Beneath the bustling streets lies a hidden world of over 800 caves, which you can explore to get a unique glimpse into the city's past.
For those interested in literary history, the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum in Eastwood pays homage to the renowned author, providing insights into his early life and the inspiration behind his works. The museum is a beautifully preserved example of a working-class Victorian home, offering a window into the era's domestic life.
Nottinghamshire is also home to some of England's most beautiful stately homes and gardens. Wollaton Hall is a stunning Elizabethan mansion set in a 500-acre deer park, which also features the city's Natural History Museum. The grandeur of Newstead Abbey, the ancestral home of the poet Lord Byron, is another highlight, with its romantic gardens and tranquil lakes.
For a taste of local life, the market town of Newark-on-Trent offers charming cobbled streets, independent shops, and a rich history, including the impressive Newark Castle. The town's market square is one of the largest and most picturesque in the UK, hosting regular markets and events.
Nottinghamshire's culinary scene is as diverse as its landscapes, with cozy pubs serving traditional British fare, international restaurants, and artisanal cafes. The county is also known for its local produce, including Stilton cheese and Bramley apples, which can be sampled at various food festivals throughout the year.
Whether you're seeking adventure in the great outdoors, a deep dive into English folklore and history, or simply a relaxing break in picturesque surroundings, Nottinghamshire offers a memorable experience for every kind of traveler.
House rules
Check-in 3:00 PM • Check-out 11:00 AM