Biddulph 3 miles. The Farmhouse is a rustic traditional stone cottage, enveloped by picturesque views of the surrounding countryside and far-reaching fields, perfect for a large gathering with family or friends. This beautiful dwelling is situated in a remote setting, welcoming you with a lovely lawned garden as you enter the front door. Spend a cosy evening in the spacious sitting room, mingling together contemporary and classic features with sleek leather sofas, elements of traditional stone walling, and a rustic woodburning stove, where you can get warmed up whilst scrolling through the wall-mounted Smart TV. Those who love cooking will thrive in the large kitchen/diner, a homely room equipped with a sizeable range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, and a coffee machine, alongside striking granite counter tops, whilst the dining table is the perfect spot to put away your phones and enjoy some quality time with your loved ones. Resting behind is the convenient utility room, fitted with a handy washing machine, freezer and plenty of storage. The ground-floor twin room can be found through the kitchen, beautifully decorated with silver, black, and white block tones, supplied with ample storage. A second twin room is situated upstairs and the two delightful king-size rooms, both featuring stylish cave style en-suite wetrooms, are entered through a unique arched doorway and sloped ceilings, with one also boasting amazing views out to North Wales on a clear summer's day. Take a moment for yourself as you lie back in the fabulous roll top bath, soaking in a relaxing bubble bath, or alternatively, there's also a separate shower for when you're in need of a quick scrub. Make the most of the enclosed garden, enjoying the peaceful sounds of wildlife as you dine alfresco on the outdoor seating, or unwind in the luxurious hot tub, privately secured around a corner of the garden. Just a short walk down the road you'll find two traditional pubs, where you can enjoy delicious food and a well-deserved pint, and not far from there is Biddulph town centre which hosts an array of shops and convenience stores where you can find all the essentials you need to stock up. Also next door to the property are horse riding stables, where you can practice your equestrian skills if you're familiar with horse riding. Biddulph is home to gorgeous scenery and nature discoveries, you can visit Biddulph Grange Garden, a National Trust Victorian botanical haven, or find Knypersley Reservoir, a historic canal feeder dating back to 1827. Take the family for an exhilarating day out at Alton Towers theme park, containing thrilling rides, a water park, a relaxing spa, and a mini golf course. The Peak District National Park is nearby, home to picturesque views, walking trails, cycling opportunities and wildlife watching. Venture into the middle of the Peak District to discover the stunning market town of Bakewell, home to the Bakewell pudding, where you can explore the fascinating The Monsal Trail, the regal Haddon Hall and the famous Chatsworth House, which features in an adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Celebrate in style at this stunning property; The Farmhouse is a luxurious stay, in close proximity for exploring the Peak District National Park.
Four bedrooms: 2 x king-size with en-suite wetroom with shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC, 1 x twin, 1 x ground-floor twin. Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Utility. Sitting room with woodburning stove
Found in 'The Garden Town of Staffordshire' is the town of Biddulph, surrounded by countryside views and a green valley, boasting historic attractions such as Biddulph Grange National Trust and Little Moreton Hall. Walkers and hikers have a lot to explore here, with country parks and the Peak District National Park nearby. Other fun activities to find include Jodrell Bank Observatory, Alton Towers, and Staffordshire Moorlands, whereas locations to travel to like Derbyshire, the Pennines, Chester, and Liverpool for a busy city shopping day. Biddulph is an ideal setting for grabbing every bit of Staffordshire that you can.
