Market Place Ashbourne. Cosy town centre location

Located centrally in Ashbourne close to all the amenities of the lovely market town. Market Place still has the Saturday market with the Thursday market held nearer to the library. Artisan markets held during summer which are great. The building is one of the oldest in town allegedly. Grade 2 listed and part of the conservation area. The character of the accommodation apparent with uneven floors and windows at strange angles having moved with the building since 1700’s. The flat has been fully re-carpeted in January 2019. Large living room with folding dining table and 4 chairs. Corner bed settee in front of wall mounted tv and Sky Freeview if looking out of the windows people watching!! WiFi router located next tv. Electric stove in fireplace with additional thermostatic wall heater near dining table Bedroom with double bed, chest of drawers, hair drier and thermostatic wall heater Kitchen with fridge, oven, hob top, microwave, toaster, Dolce Gusto coffee machine, kettle and iron. Bathroom with over bath shower, toilet basin and sink. Entrance vestibule with room for bag storage, or room for bike(s) with wall mounted thermostatic heater The cubby hole with room to hang clothes and storage of luggage Please feel free to ask any questions before, during or after your stay. Close to all the town amenities. Gateway to the Peak District, Alton Towers, Bakewell, Buxton, Matlock all a lovely drive away. Being in the centre of a bustling market town means it can be a little noisy at times. A great town to explore and find those gems about town which makes it so well liked and visited time and again. Most people have their own favourites, which is testament to the efforts of the wealth of independent business which thrive in the town. Forget Costa and Subway etc, and find your own favourites. Ashbourne is a very popular town with walkers and cyclists. With enormous amount of walking, both around the town as well as the surrounding countryside. The Tissington trail runs out of Ashbourne up to the High Peak trail, with various cycle hire spots along the route. Limited taxi services, but regular bus services to nearby towns and villages. The bus station is located near the Sainsbury’s supermarket. Ashbourne itself has a great tourist information centre in the Town Hall, which is opposite the accommodation. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants around the town. We would recommend a quick check on tripadvisor to check out the current favourites. The Indian restaurant on Dig Street, Anayas, seems well liked. The George and Dragon across from the accommodation serves hearty fare.. being an agricultural area, Ashbourne folks can take some filling. The Bowling Green, up the hill and turn left, is also a well regarded steakhouse. Also, the Flower Cafe below has been a very popular location for over 10 years, a great location for breakfast and much more. Pop in and see Sue and her team.