An Idyllic Derbyshire Getaway
Rose Cottage Starkholmes
The perfect stay in Starkholmes
Welcome to Rose Cottage located in the traditional Deryshire village of Starkhomes, the property is a quaint stone built mid-terrace surrounded by glorious Derbyshire countryside and is within walking distance of the popular towns of Matlock and Matlock Bath, including Matlock Bath Train Station.
The front of the property has stunning views over the Derwent Valley, whilst at the rear a large terraced, beautifully planted cottage garden backing onto woodland awaits. There are several seating areas at various levels to enable relaxation whilst taking in the breathtaking rooftop views of the surrounding countryside.
Internally on the ground floor there is a generously proportioned reception room, fully equipped dining kitchen, utility area and washroom. The first floor comprises of a beautifully appointed bathroom and two double bedrooms, the master bedroom has a king sized bed, dressing table, seating and magnificent views over the Derwent Valley.
The second bedroom again has a king sized bed, which can be converted into two singles on request, this room has a double opening window giving access to a decked patio area and the rear garden.
Starkholmes is situated in Matlock, Derbyshire, on the edge of the Peak District National Park about 20 miles north of Derby and 10 miles south west of Chesterfield. The central location, scenic surroundings and public transport links make it an excellent base for exploring the best of the Peak District and Derbyshire.
At the heart of the nearby Matlock Town lies the award-winning Hall Leys Park with its boating lake, tennis courts, children’s play area, bowling green and skateboard park. Hall Leys is one of five beautifully-restored public parks stretching along the river Derwent to Matlock Bath providing the perfect setting for a scenic leisurely stroll.
An array of small, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants cluster around the centre of Matlock Town as well as conveniently placed chains including M&S Food, Sainsburys, Costa Coffee and Co-op. There is a rail link to Derby and Nottingham and excellent bus services to surrounding smaller towns and villages, perfect for visitors wanting to explore further afield.
At the train station, Peak Rail run steam and diesel trains to Rowsley for a trip back in time, or head to nearby Crich Tramway Museum and pay an old penny to ride on a vintage tram. Take a cable car ride to the top of the Heights of Abraham between spectacular limestone cliffs and wooded slopes for panoramic views of the Derwent Valley. Discover about the world's first factory system at Cromford Mills, part of the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site.
