Standcliffe Mews

Crich, Near Matlock, Derbyshire

Located in the picturesque village of Crich, near Matlock in Derbyshire, Standcliffe Mews offers a delightful accommodation option for small families and couples looking to explore the heart of England. This charming, detached stable conversion is situated on a hill, providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside and easy access to the Peak District National Park. The property, which sleeps four, is all on the ground floor and features a well-equipped kitchen, a cozy living room with an electric fire, and two comfortable bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities. Guests will appreciate the convenience of modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, gas central heating, and a welcome pack upon arrival.

The living space includes a sun room that serves as a tranquil retreat for reading or enjoying the garden views. Outside, visitors can relax in the enclosed lawned garden complete with a patio and garden furniture, ideal for al fresco dining after a day of exploration. The property also provides private parking for two cars and a bike store, making it suitable for those who wish to cycle through the scenic trails of the area. The nearby local pub, just 500 yards away, adds to the convenience and charm of the location, allowing guests to unwind and socialize after their adventures.

Crich is rich in character and history, notably home to the National Tramway Museum, which is adjacent to Standcliffe Mews. The village offers a range of local shops, several pubs, and a delightful coffee shop known for its artisan breads and pastries, where visitors can even participate in baking classes. The area invites exploration with numerous walking trails starting right from the doorstep, leading into the breathtaking landscapes of the Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District. Attractions such as Matlock and Matlock Bath are nearby, featuring shops, restaurants, and family-friendly activities including Gulliver's Kingdom and scenic nature trails.

For those seeking further adventure, the Heights of Abraham cable car provides an exhilarating ride with spectacular views, while the High Peak Cycle Trail starts just south of Matlock. The market town of Bakewell, famous for its pudding, is also within easy reach. Visitors can explore the magnificent Chatsworth House and Garden, Haddon Hall, and Carsington Water, which offers a variety of water sports. With its blend of history, natural beauty, and local attractions, Standcliffe Mews serves as an excellent base for an unforgettable holiday in the Peak District.

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