2 Brocklehurst Cottages with secure parking

This traditional mews-style cottage has been recently renovated to offer light and airy accommodation with high quality fittings in the festival and university town of Buxton. Home to the Peak District’s first five-star hotel the historic Crescent is recently restored. Aspiring to offer all-year round cultural events at its historic Opera House, Pavilion Arts Centre The space Luxury and convenience close to the heart of England’s leading spa town at 2 Brocklehurst Cottages, Buxton This traditional mews-style cottage has been recently renovated to offer light and airy accommodation with high quality fittings in the festival and university town of Buxton, soon to be home to the Peak District’s first five-star hotel when the historic Crescent is restored. Aspiring to offer all-year round cultural events at its historic Opera House, Pavilion Arts Centre and Victorian Pavilion Gardens complex, Buxton has become a global magnet for literary, opera, folk music and comedy aficionados. Our accommodation at 2 Brocklehurst Cottages at a glance: • Two-bedrooms on the first floor, (One room can be either a king size double or twin room) • Luxurious fittings and decor including duck feather & down duvets • Spacious open plan living/dining/kitchen area perfect for entertaining • First floor bathroom with bath and shower • Downstairs toilet • Outside patio • Well-equipped kitchen • Unrestricted parking on adjacent road • Central heating • Free wi-fi • Five minutes by foot to Buxton Opera House, Pavilion Arts Theatre and Pavilion Gardens • Two minutes from main shopping area • Five minutes from the town’s Cultural Quarter • On the edge of the Peak District Park and half an hour by car from Chatsworth House Number 2 Brocklehurst Cottages is in a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Buxton town centre. Views from the main bedroom include a skyscape featuring the famous Devonshire Dome, once the largest unsupported dome in Europe and now the home of the University of Derby’s Buxton campus. The town’s Cultural Quarter if just five minutes’ walk away, and features some of the North of England’s most fascinating buildings – the Dome, The Crescent, Buxton Opera House, the Pavilion Gardens and England’s oldest continuously operating hotel, The Old Hall, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. The Quarter includes restaurants – Indian, French, Italian, Thai and Swiss – as well as quirky bars and cafes and bijou boutiques in the Cavendish Arcade, a converted thermal bath complex dating back to its hey-day as a spa town. Buxton is on the border of the Peak District National Park, and makes an ideal base for walking, cycling and sight-seeing. Guest access Private secured parking is provided