Burdettes Cottage - 25349

Milton, Near Repton, Derbyshire

Located in Milton, near Repton in Derbyshire, this pleasant holiday accommodation offers a serene retreat in the Heart of England, ideal for a group of up to four guests. The property boasts a picturesque setting on the edge of the National Forest, providing delightful views of a nearby Georgian country house. Guests can enjoy a variety of local amenities, including a pub and coastal access, enhancing their overall experience. The layout includes a ground floor living and dining area, a well-equipped kitchen, and a first-floor double bedroom complete with an en-suite shower room, making it both comfortable and convenient for visitors.

The interiors of the property are characterized by traditional features such as exposed beams, adding to its rustic charm. A woodburner in the living room creates a cozy atmosphere, especially during colder months, and initial fuel is provided for guests. Additional amenities include convector heaters, parking for two cars, and essential utilities like electricity, bed linen, and Wi-Fi. Outdoor spaces include a shared lawned garden and courtyard, complete with a sitting-out area and barbecue facilities, ensuring guests can enjoy the fresh air and tranquil surroundings.

This accommodation is part of a trio of Grade II listed properties dating back to 1752, formerly part of the Foremark Hall Estate. Each property has been thoughtfully converted to maintain its historical essence while providing modern comforts. The spacious Foremark Threshing Barn features an impressive atrium-style dining area with original roof timbers and a galleried landing, leading to a large garden with a patio area. Repton Cottage and Burdett’s Cottage, named after the historic village of Repton and the Burdett family respectively, offer cozy living spaces with wood-burning stoves, making them perfect for a rural getaway.

With its peaceful rural location, the property serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding countryside, including numerous walking trails that showcase the scenic beauty of the area. The proximity to the historic capital of Mercia adds cultural significance to the stay, while local shops and a pub located just a mile away provide convenient options for dining and supplies. This combination of comfort, history, and natural beauty makes the accommodation an appealing choice for those seeking a memorable holiday experience in Derbyshire.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby