Doveholes Cottage • Sleeps Maximum of 6 People

Doveholes Cottage is a conversion from pig and cattle buildings and a dovehouse built in 1847 from sandstone quarried on the farm and retains features from its previous use including the doveholes inside and the pig troughs outside.

It is south facing and situated in beautiful open countryside, officially designated a Special Landscape Area, between the villages of Kirk Ireton and Idridgehay, providing extensive views from outside the property down the Ecclesbourne Valley to Derby (12 miles) and beyond.

It provides accommodation for four in two bedrooms, one double room with ensuite and a twin room with a Jack and Jill bathroom. There is also a cot and a high chair.

To the front the former fold yard provides an area for outdoor lounging and eating and more parking than you will need. There is a brick built charcoal barbecue.

The main door opens into an entrance hall, with one door leading into the utility room, which houses the boiler and is provided with a washing machine and tumble drier, while another door leads into the open plan kitchen/diner and lounge. This is comfortably furnished and provided with a large TV and DVD player. It has a glazed door opening on to the paved area.

The bedrooms are at either end of the cottage; at the west end the double bedroom has a high ceiling, built in wardrobes and an en-suite shower and W.C. At the east end the twin bedroom has an adjoining bathroom with bath, shower over, W.C. and bidet. This bathroom is also accessible by a separate door to provide facilities when the bed settee is in use. Each bedroom is provided with an alarm clock radio and a hair dryer.

To it provides accommodation for four in two bedrooms, one double room with ensuite and a twin room with a Jack and Jill bathroom. There is also a cot and a high chair.