Studio flat at The Old Printworks Creative Studios

Lovingly converted industrial building with rich history, in the Yorkshire village of Clayton West, on the edge of the Peak District National Park. The surrounding countryside is very peaceful and quiet. The flat is self-contained, with an entry hall with kitchen, a shower room with toilet and a bed-sitting room. The whole place is wonderfully light and airy with large windows and high ceilings. Free off-road parking, fast WiFi, complimentary coffee & tea. Bedding and towels are provided. The space The kitchen is equipped with crockery, cutlery & cooking utensils, toaster, kettle, sink, half-size dishwasher, single plate induction hob, microwave and under-counter fridge. There is a tiled floor with underfloor heating. The bathroom contains a vanity unit with small basin, toilet, walk-in shower and underfloor heating. The bed-sitting room has a king size bed, a large dining table with four chairs, a clothes rack, a cupboard, a 32" HD Smart LED TV and an easy chair. The room has three large, double glazed windows, one west facing and two south facing - it’s wonderfully bright. There is free off road parking, right outside your own entrance, available during your stay, making loading/unloading as convenient as possible for you. Bicycles can be locked indoors over night. As well as the complementary tea & coffee we can provide milk, oat milk or soy milk. The Village Stores and a new Tea Room are just around the corner. Let us know if there’s anything else we could do to help you to enjoy your stay. Full fibre broadband WiFi (password protected) is available and we have excellent connection to the 4G network. The studio flat is part of an old industrial building, originally built as the weaving shed for Kaye’s Textile Mill, around 1880. After the mill was shut down the weaving shed became the village hall. At one point in the 1920s it was a roller skating rink. It then became a book binders and in the 1930s Walker’s Printers. As the owner was also an organist, playing at the local churches and chapels, there used to be organs along one wall and the apprentice boy had to operate the bellows during his break, while eating his lunch, so that Mr. Walker could practice. It has been our family home since 2009. I am a textile designer and my husband John is a photographer and filmmaker, so we have studio spaces and a workshop. We both work from home and host events here. We also rent the studio space out. I grew up on a farm in Bavaria, where my family runs holiday flats. Before studying textile design I worked in the hotel and hospitality industry for ten years. John ran an outdoor pursuits centre in the South of France for seven years before returning to the UK and starting a career in television. We both have lots of experience in hospitality and are looking forward to making your stay with us extra special. Guest access Studio flat with private entrance Parking in the courtyard Other things to note Our flat is not available for long term let.