Charming cottage with private garden pet friendly

Crooked Nook is a 2 bedroom characterful 1750s cottage that oozes history but is also comfortable with quality, modern fixtures + fittings etc. Centrally positioned in the Peak District National Park at around 25 miles to both Manchester and Sheffield, Crooked Nook is located in the tiny village of Sparrowpit (1200ft!) in the heart of fantastic cycling and walking countryside with routes, rides and paths criss- crossing the Peak District right from the front door! Crooked Nook is a terraced cottage with a charming and private enclosed garden with tables and chairs, and a fun summer house bar for guests to enjoy. To the front is off road parking space for a small/medium car and a small courtyard area with a lockable bike storage shed- please bring your own padlock. There is also unrestricted on street parking directly outside. Inside the cottage has all you could need for a relaxing stay- a spacious but cosy lounge with wood burner (logs supplied as this is the primary source of heating), a separate kitchen with lots of worktop space and a light filled dining area giving access to the garden. Upstairs you will find two bedrooms-one single one double - both with glorious views! From the rear Mam Tor can just be seen, located around 4 miles away. A modern shower room completes the upstairs. The cottage is located within a short drive (10-15mins) of some fantastic iconic Peak District sights including Castleton, Edale, the Hope Valley, Winnats Pass, the Goyt Valley and Chrome/Parkhouse hills - just amazing! Crooked Nook will be decorated for Christmas for the month of December! The cottage and gardens are entirely private for guests. You will need a car to get to the property although there is a limited bus service to Sparrowpit. The village has a well regarded farm shop and licensed cafe. Chapel-en-le-frith around 1 mile away has 2 supermarkets, post office, chemists, restaurants etc We welcome a max of 2 (small) dogs-please enquire. Crooked Nook is no smoking inside. Not suitable for young children or those with limited mobility because of stairs. Sparrowpit is a quiet and peaceful place so sorry no parties, loud music or unregistered guests. There are some low beams in the cottage! As the woodburner is the primary source of heating (there are also electric radiators) it means a bit of effort from guests -feeding the fire, getting logs in etc- is needed to keep the cottage toasty warm!