This attractive stone-built cottage can be found settled at the centre of Cromford, surrounded by wooded hills and cliffs and being in easy reach of the Peak District National Park. Set over three floors, this property is perfect for a pair of couples seeking a countryside escape to Derbyshire. Step inside to discover a snug sitting room with a woodburning stove taking centre stage, the perfect setting for a relaxing night in. Also in the sitting room you can find a neat dining area, perfect for when you're not making the most of one of the local eateries, with the galley kitchen being well-equipped with all you could need to prepare a romantic meal. Stepping out the back door you will find your very own multi-level garden as well as the cliff face which gives the cottage it's name; enjoy dining alfresco with the use of the barbecue at hand as you soak in the sun on the perfect summer's evening. Venture back inside and up the stairs to find one of two beautiful double bedrooms, with the second resting on the second floor along with the family shower room. Each room boasts an elegant style as well as a lovely spot from which to catch up with your rest. Begin each day with a soothing stroll along the pond adjacent to the property, a lovely picnic spot before seeking all that the local village of Cromford has to offer. Cromford offers a good selection of pubs, shops and cafés to while away the hours in, as well as Arkwright’s Cromford Mill and canal, a world heritage site well-worth seeing. The surrounding area hosts a range of attractions to appeal to all ages including the children's theme park Gulliver's Kingdom, the Peak District Mining Museum and the wonder of Chatsworth House, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. Further afield you can find Matlock Bath

Cromford is a charming village nestled in the wooded gorge of the River Derwent in Derbyshire. In easy reach from the bustling spa town of Matlock Bath and Matlock too, it makes a great base all-year-round. The village itself boasts both a shop and a pub, as well as Arkwright’s Cromford Mill and canal, a world heritage site. The Peak District National Park is also within driving distance, making Cromford an extremely desirable location for a trip to Derbyshire.

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