The Old Post Office, Middleton-By-Wirksworth

Peak District. Sleeps up to 10

The Old Post Office in Middleton-by-Wirksworth, Derbyshire, is a historic stone-built cottage that served as the village post office until 2014. Located on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park, this property is ideal for larger families, multi-generational families, and groups of friends, including canine companions. With three off-road parking spaces, a front patio with furniture, barbecue, and a hot tub, guests can enjoy alfresco dining or a relaxing soak after a day of exploring. The lower ground floor features a boot room, doggy wash station, and boot storage, while the fully-equipped kitchen and cozy sitting room with a woodburning stove provide a comfortable space for relaxing.

The ground floor also includes a king-size bedroom and a luxurious shower room, ideal for those with limited mobility. Upstairs, guests will find a well-appointed shower room and three beautifully decorated king-size bedrooms, two of which feature en-suite bathrooms and woodburning stoves. The village offers amenities such as The Nelson Arms pub and The Rising Sun restaurant, as well as leisurely strolls through Middleton Moor. Nearby Wirksworth provides opportunities to explore the Heritage Centre, National Stone Centre, Black Rocks, and a variety of dining options.

Further afield, guests can visit Carsington, Hopton, and Carsington Water for alpaca walks, watersports, and wildlife-rich walks. Cromford, Matlock Bath, Chatsworth, Bakewell, and Buxton are also easily accessible from The Old Post Office. With a range of activities and attractions nearby, including microbreweries, theme parks, and historical sites, guests can enjoy a memorable holiday in the heart of England.

Overall, The Old Post Office offers a charming and comfortable retreat in a picturesque village, with modern amenities and easy access to outdoor adventures, cultural attractions, and dining options. Whether relaxing in the hot tub, exploring the Peak District National Park, or sampling local ales at nearby pubs, guests can create lasting memories at this historic cottage in Derbyshire.