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Idyllic location for walkers, cyclists and families or any group that wants privacy.
Beautifully Presented 11 bedroomed Farm House in the Peak District
Oak Tree Farm is an attractive 11 bedroomed home which can easily cater for large groups of up to 30 guests. It is situated in a wonderful rural position and benefits from far reaching views of the beautiful Peak District countryside. Accessed via a long private drive, Oak Tree Farm is positioned in a stunning private lawned garden complete with wood-fired hot tub, a peaceful picturesque location perfect for all types of groups.
The property has been converted to a very high standard, and being positioned on the South Western edge of the Peak District National Park, the property is a great base from which you can explore some of the most well-known attractions of the Peak District. The Spa town of Buxton is nearby with its popular Opera House and less than a 20 minute drive away are the attractive market towns of Bakewell and Ashbourne. Some of Derbyshire’s finest stately homes such as Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Tissington Hall are all also within a half hour drive. There is some great walking and cycling routes nearby and for the more energetic The Roaches, with Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks form a great grit-stone escarpment providing an abundance of rock climbing.
Indoors
Discover the ultimate in communal living at Oak Tree Farm, where an expansive open-plan lounge/dining room awaits. Bathed in natural light from a wall of glass doors, this space offers captivating garden views and beyond. With solid oak floors and lofty beams, the room exudes a light and airy ambiance, perfect for group gatherings. The dining area and soft sofa seating with a TV at the other end provide a versatile setup.
Entertainment is at its finest in the magnificent games room. Enjoy a game of pool, sink into plush sofas for a cinematic experience on the wall-mounted cinema TV, or relax at the bar for a leisurely moment.
For a quieter retreat, the flagged stone entrance hall beckons with comfy chairs, creating an ideal spot for reading. The heart of the house lies in the handcrafted country kitchen, boasting a traditional electric Aga and fully stocked with modern conveniences for seamless self-catering.
Adjoining the kitchen, four large farmhouse tables in the dining area offer ample space for up to 30 guests, and French doors lead out to a paved terrace, providing stunning views without compromising comfort.
Oak Tree Farm is a rustic haven with abundant farmhouse features and a ‘T’ shape layout, creating three distinct sleeping areas under one roof. With a total of eleven bedrooms, seven ensuites, a family bathroom, and two shared shower rooms, the accommodation is perfect for families and mixed groups.
The bedrooms, offering flexible configurations as twins or doubles, cater to your preferences. Fresh towels, hand soap, and shower gel are provided for each guest. For added convenience, four ground floor bedrooms are available, including a compact bunk bed room.
Outdoors
Oak Tree Farm is located in a wonderful secluded rural position enjoying far stretching stunning views of the Peak District. Accessed via a long private drive, Oak Tree Farm is hidden away and set in a gorgeous large lawned garden surrounded by stone walls. A 2m wide circular Eco-friendly Scandinavian Style Wood Fired Hot tub (ideal for 6 — 8 persons) is perfectly placed away from the house in the corner of the garden under a hand built open sided gazebo to take full advantage of the far reaching views over the rolling countryside. There is also a large patio with BBQ facilities.
Local Area
Oak Tree Farm is situated two miles from the pretty village of Longnor which is located in the Staffordshire Moorlands and positioned between the River Dove to the East and the River Manifold to the West, making it a perfect location to explore this stunning area. The village has great amenities with a general store, a café, a post office, an excellent craft centre and a tea-room. Longnor is unique with its old cobbled market square, which still forms the heart of the village. The market hall stands prominent on the square and still has the board outside which show the charges that the stall holders used to pay. Longnor has been used as a film location for the TV series Peak Practice.
The Spa town of Buxton is only a short 10 minute drive away from Oak Tree Farm, situated 300 metres above sea level, it is the highest town of its size in England.
Buxton is well known for its architecture, and the 5th Duke of Devonshire initiated the great period of Buxton as a spa destination with the construction of the Crescent which is modelled on Baths Royal Crescent. This was followed by the Duke’s stables, now known as the Devonshire dome which has a large unsupported 44 metre dome which beats St Pauls Cathedral of 34 metres. The famous Buxton Opera House designed by Frank Matcham was built in 1903 and is still thriving today hosting over 400 performances each year. Also attached to the Opera House is the Pavilion Gardens, wonderful historic venue, nestled within 23 acres of beautiful gardens situated in the heart of Buxton.
Buxton is also home to Poole’s Cavern, an extensive 2 million old limestone cavern, which has fabulous examples of large stalactites/stalagmites. Adjoining Poole’s Cavern is Go Ape Adventure Park, which is high-wire adventure course set 40ft above the ground in the tree-tops of Grinlow woods.
There are plenty of different places of interest to visit in the surrounding area, from stately homes such as Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall where several costume dramas have been filmed such as Pride and Prejudice, to the fascinating caverns of Castleton. Not to mention the great walking areas of Dovedale, Manifold Valley, Lathkill Dale, Monsal Dale, Edale, Mam Torr, and Chrome & Park Hill.
Pubs, bars, and restaurants
- Lognor village (3Km)
Shopping
- Longnor village (3Km)
Railway stations
- Buxton (11Km)
Airports
- Manchester (56Km)
Prices
Dates | Price |
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Prices per week start from 11th Jan 2024 — 31st Dec 2024 |
£7,140 |