Lea Stables

England · Derbyshire · Bakewell

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Stylish and contemporary 19th century stable in Over Haddon, Derbyshire, with elegant interior, stunning wet room and private terrace.

Sleeps 2
1 bedroom
1 bathroom

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£130-250 per night

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights

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Lea Stables is owned and managed by Marlene.

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Highlights

Wonderful romantic bolthole in one of the UK's most peaceful villages.
Indulge in a long luxurious shower in the fabulous wet room before you start your day off exploring.
If you want to meet the locals you're within walking distance of a great pub where you can enjoy a good meal and a pint.
You'll be spoiled for beautiful walks in every direction from your doorstep and it's a great place to cycle so bring your bikes.
You're only two miles from Bakewell, so be sure to pop over for one of their famous tarts!
Chatsworth Estate is a great day out and they also boast a fantastic farm shop where you can pick up some goodies.

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You should know

This property is not suitable for children, but you can enquire if you have a babe-in-arms.
Unfortunately no pets are allowed.
Ample free on-street parking.
The terraced garden is set away from the property a little further down the lane and joins the owner's garden (sectioned private).
Strictly no smoking/vaping.
Key safe lock box entry.

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Eco Credentials

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Repurposed / renovated building

Solar panels

Passivhaus / airtight construction

EV charging point

Other Green Credentials

All energy efficient appliances

Draught-proofed to a very high level

Superior double or triple glazed windows

Very high levels of insulation

This lovely 19th century stable (once home to horse named Ted) has been artfully converted and extended to create a romantic rural retreat for couples seeking serenity in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Tucked down a lane in the pretty village of Over Haddon, this contemporary conversion opens through a stable door into a beautifully designed open plan kitchen, dining and seating area. The space has a very Scandinavian feel with ash herringbone flooring, a pale round dining table and black wishbone chairs. With two automated windows above flooding the space with light, the kitchen has been skilfully crafted and fully equipped for the cooking of fanciful feasts and big breakfasts. There's even Fohen kettle taps for instant boiling water.

After a delicious dinner, cosy up on the comfy two-seater sofa and watch a movie on the Smart TV, listen to the radio as you sip some wine, or help yourself to one of the books provided and curl up for a night of reading.

When it's time for bed, head up the wooden staircase to the charming bedroom with sloped ceilings, exposed original beams and a large comfortable bed beautifully made up with linens, throws and plush cushions. Two skylights are set to the side of the bed and make for an amazing sunset view over the Dales!

In the morning you'll be delighted by the ultra modern monochrome wet room with its large rainfall shower. Pop your towel on the heated rail and indulge in a long hot shower before heading into the kitchen for breakfast. If you want to sit outside and take in the morning sun, the stable comes with a private terrace situated a few steps down the lane from your bolt hole. You'll find an outdoor sofa and a coffee table where you can settle in with a cuppa and make plans for the day.

The village has been named one of the most peaceful places in the UK and is a hidden gem of the Peak District. You'll be a short stroll from the Lathkill Dale, where you can hike or cycle to you heart's content before rewarding yourself with a pint, some good food and some stunning views at the historic Lathkill pub.

You'll only be two miles from Bakewell where you can pop into the original Bakewell Shop for a delicious tart to enjoy for dessert! It's also has a number of shops where you can pick up local goods. And if you're an Artisan fan, the impressive Chatsworth Estate is within easy traveling distance and has its own farm shop that's well worth a visit.