A charming end-of-terrace property resting in the village of Tean, Staffordshire. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Highchair provided. Stoke-on-Trent 9.4 miles.

Gretna is located on the outskirts of Longnor, a village nestled within the Peak District hills. Although the bungalow itself is quite rural, you are just a few minutes’ drive into the centre of the village where there is a pub and shop, around 5 miles is the nearest town of Buxton which has many independent shops, cafeé, and a variety of restaurants plus the opera house, which has shows on weekly, and the Pavillion Gardens which are lovely to walk around. There are other towns close to Gretna such as Leek, Ashbourne, Bakewell and the Chatsworth Estate. If you are an avid walker, you will be spoilt for choice, step outside the property and immediately be surrounded by the rolling hills offering endless countryside walks, if you prefer to follow a trail and cycle route you are just a small number of miles from the High Peak Trail which is relatively flat and has pub and ice cream stops on route.
As you arrive at Gretna you will find ample parking down the driveway for all guests’ cars. There is a private back garden with comfortable furniture to sit on whilst spending the morning planning your exciting day ahead. There is a large living room with enough seating for all guests on the L-shaped sofa, which conveniently faces the Smart TV and wood burner; the views from this room are stunning and far reaching, especially on a clear day. The views can also be seen from the kitchen, which has all the appliances and equipment you should need to cook your favourite meals, and includes a dishwasher to ease clearing up; there is a dining table that can be extended to seat more guests. The property has three bedrooms, made up of a king, a double and a single with a pull-out bed option (for a child). There is a family bathroom with shower over the bath and an additional toilet. The property also offers a gym which is shared with other properties on the land, inside the gym is a designated study area should you need somewhere peaceful to do a few hours work.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 9 guests.

Kelly’s Place is a fantastic base located less than a mile from Biddulph, The Garden Town of Staffordshire.
As you arrive at Kelly’s Place you will find parking for up to two cars on the private driveway. Step inside the house to the porch area where there is plenty of space to store coats and boots, plus the rear door exit to the private garden offering a lawned, fully enclosed garden with garden furniture and bike store. On the ground floor you will find a well-equipped kitchen with a dining table placed centrally and a large window allowing a lot of light in from the back garden.
The living room has ample seating with a large wall mounted Smart TV above a fireplace which houses the electric wood burner-effect fire. The family bathroom is also located on the ground floor, whilst on the first floor are the three bedrooms. To the rear of the property is a lovely garden with garden furniture that sits on a patio, along with a lawn and a bike store.
The area around Brown Lees offers a mix of natural beauty and attractions for holidaymakers seeking a diverse experience. One notable feature is the proximity to the beautiful Peak District National Park, providing ample opportunities for scenic walks and outdoor activities. Explore the World of Wedgwood, a fascinating attraction celebrating the art of ceramics, additionally, the Emma Bridgewater Factory, another notable pottery destination, offers tours showcasing the craftsmanship behind the iconic handmade ceramics. Visitors can witness the intricate process of creating these charming pieces and explore the on-site shop for unique souvenirs. Trentham Gardens and Estate, a short drive away, provides a blend of natural beauty and leisure activities. The estate features stunning Italian gardens, a serene lake, and a shopping village. It’s an ideal place for a leisurely stroll, enjoying the landscaped grounds, or indulging in retail therapy.
Overall, the area around Brown Lees provides a mix of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and historical insights, making it a delightful destination for holidaymakers seeking a diverse and enriching getaway.