Unique mid-century modern home near Peak District

Light and airy mid-century modern retreat near the Peak District and all of the sites and walks that this has to offer. Of unique 1960's architectural style, this two-bedroom detached home has a large private driveway and extensive landscaped gardens. Enjoy a calm, stylish open-plan space with warm woods and natural light. On a hill 0.5 miles above Whaley Bridge station with direct trains to Manchester and Buxton. A perfect base for couples and friends searching for comfort, ease and space. The space Tamara is a light and airy mid-century modern detached home situated in High Peak, Derbyshire. This unique property blends clean lines, vintage character and soft natural light, to create a space that offers a stylish and soothing retreat. Every detail has been chosen with care, so you can relax, breathe and enjoy your time away. The open living space is bright and beautifully curated. Expect warm woods, iconic mid-century pieces and cosy corners made for reading, or enjoying the 3/4 acre garden view. The large windows and south-facing balcony flood the space with light. The master bedroom is a restful escape, with a walk-in wardrobe and an adjoining dressing room that can also be used as a peaceful work space. The kitchen is well-equipped and has a breakfast bar which separates it from the adjoining dining space. If you don't wish to cook, there are numerous bars and restaurants in nearby Whaley Bridge. Tamara gives you perfect access to some of the most loved places in the region. Enjoy walking along the Peak Forest Canal and exploring the Goyt Valley with its scenic reservoirs. Experience breathtaking walks across Mam Tor, wander the charming streets and caverns of Castleton, or lose yourself in the beauty of Lyme Park or Chatsworth House. Take a slow day in Buxton with its elegant architecture and gardens, or explore the iconic Monsal Trail on foot or by bike. Tamara is also ideal for guests who want countryside calm with city convenience. The property is located approx. 0.5 miles on a hillside above Whaley Bridge train station, offering direct links to Manchester and Buxton for easy access to days out, commuting or exploring further afield. This is a place to reset and reconnect. A retreat for couples and friends, solo adventurers, mountain bikers, writers, hikers or anyone craving a little beauty and nature. Fans of the mid-century modern architecture will enjoy the experience of this sympathetically refurbished 1960's property, that seamlessly blends its retro style with up to date facilities. Come and enjoy the magic of the Derbyshire countryside from this design-led home that feels both welcoming and comfortable. Guest access Guests can use the entire property with the exception of the following areas: - The detached garage - The cleaner's annex / boiler room - The small outbuilding in the garden (affectionately known as 'Mini-Mara') Other things to note Accessibility and layout: Tamara is a 1960s period property with open spaces, split-level floors, a balcony and uneven terrain in the garden. The property is set in a naturally hilly area. The layout, grounds and location may not be suitable for guests with certain accessibility needs or for young children under 6. Please consider this when deciding whether Tamara is suitable for your stay. Garden and grounds: Occupying a prominent corner plot, the house is surrounded by a large and undulating landscaped garden. The grounds are not fully enclosed from the road. There is a rarely used public footpath that cuts across the far end of the garden. Please be careful when exploring the grounds; there are some sloping or uneven paths without handrails. Garden maintenance: The garden is an important part of the appeal of Tamara and is maintained regularly to keep it looking its best. The gardener typically visits every two weeks during the summer and more occasionally between September and April. Visits are usually between 8am and 4pm, and the gardener will normally park his van on the driveway while working. Visits may occasionally be arranged at short notice, so advance warning cannot always be guaranteed. We hope that routine garden maintenance will cause minimal disturbance, and your understanding is much appreciated. If you have any particular concerns about a gardening visit during your stay, we will do our best to work around your needs, although the gardeners schedule may limit our flexibility. Waste collection: Wheelie bin collections take place early on Friday mornings, so the appropriate bin needs to be placed at the end of the driveway on Thursday evening. Putting the bins out and bringing them back in is normally part of the housekeeper’s responsibilities, so guests are not expected to do this. However, if you are willing and able to put the relevant bin out on Thursday evening, your help would be much appreciated. Further information about the collection timetable for the different bins can be found in the guest manual inside the property.