Found in the tranquil village of Weston-on-Trent, Derbyshire, this charming holiday home offers an ideal retreat for families or groups of friends, comfortably accommodating up to six guests. The property boasts a prime location that provides both serene canal-side walks and the convenience of a local pub just a short stroll away. Its strategic positioning allows easy access to major cities such as Derby and Nottingham, as well as the stunning landscapes of the Peak District. Additionally, nearby attractions like Alton Towers, Twycross Zoo, The Heights of Abraham, and the Sudbury Museum of Childhood enhance the appeal for visitors seeking family-friendly activities.
The interior of the house is designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring a spacious lounge equipped with a log burner, plush sofas, and cozy beanbags, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The well-appointed kitchen includes a breakfast bar with seating for two, while the light-filled conservatory dining room accommodates six, making it an inviting space for shared meals. For families with young children, amenities such as a highchair and child-friendly tableware are provided, ensuring that the needs of all guests are met. A secondary seating area off the kitchen, stocked with books, games, and a guitar, further contributes to the home's welcoming atmosphere.
The sleeping arrangements are well thought out, comprising two generously sized double rooms, each featuring king-size beds, with one room boasting a newly fitted ensuite shower. The third bedroom is equipped with bunk beds, ideal for children or teenagers, although safety precautions are advised for younger guests. A travel cot is also available for infants, and the property includes a family bathroom with a bath, as well as a convenient downstairs toilet. Guests should note that The Hollies is a non-smoking property, with a strict policy against smoking or vaping within the house or garden.
For those with electric vehicles, the property offers a dedicated 13a socket in the garage for slow car charging, available at an additional cost. Guests are asked to refrain from using other sockets in the house or garden for this purpose. Situated in a rural area, the vacation home is close to cultural highlights such as The Beetroot Tree and the Donington Grand Prix Collection, with historical landmarks like Melbourne Hall and Kedleston Hall nearby. Visitors can also partake in local events or sports at venues such as Anderson Electrical Arena or Pride Park Stadium, and explore the natural beauty of the surroundings through hiking and cycling activities.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!