This Grade II listed barn conversion in idyllic countryside in the town of Eastwood, Nottinghamshire. Perfect for a family getaway or group of friends, The Dairy offers a spacious interior with quality furnishings and fixtures. A private road leads to the gated courtyard where you will find the property alongside similar properties, including the owners. The large sitting room offers a place for everyone to gather and discuss the day’s activities, perhaps with the log burner on and your favourite DVD playing. Walk on through into the farm style kitchen, well equipped with a range of integrated appliances to help you prepare hearty family feasts. Elsewhere downstairs is a utility room, cloak room and WC. This Eastwood converted barn hosts three bedrooms, all of which benefit from en-suite facilities. You will also notice the quality oak furnishings and exposed beams throughout, adding to the rustic feel of the property. Outside is a lawned area which is ideal for family games or perhaps a picnic in the sunshine. Close to The Dairy are numerous country walks and footpaths which allow you to see more of the panoramic English countryside. Eastwood town centre is just a short walk away and offers a wealth of fine restaurants to try, ideal if you don’t fancy cooking yourself. As the birthplace of English writer and poet DH Lawrence, the town is steeped in history, with much of his work being displayed in the museum which was originally his home. Explore Hardwick Hall and its attractive garden displays or uncover the history of Bolsover Castle which dates back hundreds of years. Venture further afield to the majestic Chatsworth House, take a guided tour to learn more about its famous rich history, modern waterworks and sculptures, or head to the farmyard where you can handle animals and the little ones can venture around the woodland playground, with its Victorian rock garden and maze, there is something for everyone here. Head into the lively city of Nottingham for excellent shopping facilities and plenty of attractions, including the National Justice Museum and City of Caves. A spacious barn conversion to be enjoyed at any time of year. The Dairy is ideally situated for visiting several National Trust places all within a 30 mile radius, such as Hardwick Hall, Calke Abbey, Clumber Park, Kedleston Hall, Sudbury Hall and The Workhouse at Southwell. A little further afield is Belton House at Grantham. Although they are not owned by the National Trust, also close by are Newstead Abbey, home of Lord Byron and Wollaton Hall and Deer Park

Eastwood is a former mining town resting within the Broxtowe District of Nottinghamshire. The town is mostly famous for being the birthplace of author D.H. Lawrence, with a museum where you can learn of his story. Also discover a choice of excellent shops, eateries and pubs throughout the town. The lively city of Nottingham is some eight miles away, offering a wider range of high-quality amenities and facilities.The city of Derby is also easy to reach.

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