Modernised Coach House in Ockbrook

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Entire cottage hosted by David

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

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Delightful, modernised cottage in the historic village of Ockbrook, Derbyshire. An ideal stay for couples or individuals wanting relaxing and comfortable accommodation while having great access to the A52, M1 and M42. The cottage occupies what was a coach house for the main residence. A short walk through the garden and you are in open fields or pop into the village and enjoy one of the four pubs. There is off road parking and the use of the main garden including free fruit in summer months.

The space
The Coach House is a self contained unit with kitchen, lounge/dining area, bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Suitable for one person or a couple, it provides a modern, comfortable environment to relax and enjoy your stay. There is even a super comfortable massage chair to help restore you after your travels or a long day or adventure.

Where you'll sleep

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV

Washer

Private patio or balcony

Backyard

Indoor fireplace

Luggage dropoff allowed

Security cameras on property

7 nights in Ockbrook

Oct 2, 2022 - Oct 9, 2022

Guests

1 guest

4.88 out of 5 stars from 25 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Ockbrook, England, United Kingdom

Ockbrook is an attractive, quiet village, the old part of Ockbrook was established by the Anglo Saxons, around the 6th century, and a new part, the Moravian Settlement was founded in 1750, It is one of only three in the country. There has also been evidence of human activity in Ockbrook since 10,000BC. The village has 4 pubs, with the oldest established in the 1600s and a Church dating back to the 1200s. The neighbouring village of Borrowash has a Co-op supermarket, takeaways, traditional butchers, fishmonger, florist, hairdressers, post office and newsagent.