Woodside House

A spacious property built in 1840 for the Station Master of the Midland Railway, the house has been well equipped for the larger party. This large property enjoys views over the Derwent Valley. Woodside has a private rear terrace perfect for outdoor dining with the inbuilt BBQ and outdoor seating. It makes a fine base for touring the Peak District and located close to the train line a short ride away from many attractions. Spacious dining room with room to seat 14 comfortable living room with plenty of seating and separate TV area. Fully fitted kitchen. Football Table, Cloakroom with toilet. Downstairs Bedroom with Double and Single beds, en-suite shower and toilet, First floor: Two King sized en-suite bedrooms, and Two en-suite twin bedrooms. Attic bedroom has a cloakroom with 3 single beds. - TV in Lounge - All bedrooms have TV - Stereo/CD - Wood burning fire - Rear and front terrace - Ample parking - Inbuilt BBQ - Electricity, full gas central heating, bed linen included (TOWELS ARE NOT INCLUDED) - Cot - High chair - Microwave - Washer/dryer - Dishwasher - Fridge/freezer - Wi-fi - Barbecue - table football - No smoking Whole House Guests can contact me anytime using the numbers found on the notice board and in the welcome book Located in the Derwent Valley, Woodside House makes a fine base for touring the Peak District – the area offers a wealth of attractions for visitors. For those with a penchant for shopping, the Amber Valley Individual Factory Shops Trail is a must and includes McArthurGlen retail outlet, De Bradelei Mill Shop at Belper, Denby Potteries and Royal Crown Derby. There are farmers’ and regular weekly markets in many of the nearby towns including Belper, Bakewell and Ashbourne. Alton Towers, Britains premier theme park, is close by. Younger children will also enjoy Gullivers Kingdom at nearby Matlock. Peak district offers great experiences for water sport enthusiasts who can enjoy the excellent facilities at Carsington Water, whilst Shipley Country Park has miles of meandering footpaths and bridleways. Woodside was built in the 1840's for the Station Master at the railway, celebrate its heritage at the Midland Railway Centre, where you can catch the steam train and travel through countryside for 7 miles. Meanwhile the National Tramway Museum at Crich offers a family day out in a relaxing atmosphere of a bygone era. Stately homes gracing the area include Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall (a fine medieval manor house), Hardwick Hall and Kedleston Hall. Cromford was the birthplace of the industrial revolution and you can travel back through history and visit the local mills. Woodside house is located 100 metres from Ambergate train station, perfect to catch the train to all the local tourist attractions including Matlock bath and Bakewell or visit a local city for some shopping. Check in 3pm Check out 10am Housekeeping deosit required £150 refunded after departure subject to deductions for damage or breakages