Mayfield House

The Space
Mayfield House offers comfortable and well-equipped living spaces, perfect for a relaxing stay. The property features a fully equipped kitchen with an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, making it easy to prepare meals. The open-plan dining and sitting areas provide a cosy space to unwind, with a Smart TV for entertainment and a woodburning stove for added warmth. There are three bedrooms: a king-size, a twin, and a single, all serviced by a modern bathroom. Outside, you'll find convenient parking as well as a private garden with a patio, garden furniture, and a lawned area, ideal for enjoying the fresh air. Mayfield House combines comfort, style, and practicality for a delightful stay.

Neighborhood
Ashbourne, a picturesque market town in Derbyshire, is often referred to as the "Gateway to the Peak District." With its charming, cobbled streets, historic buildings, and vibrant market square, it exudes a timeless appeal. Highlights include the impressive St. Oswald’s Church with its soaring spire and the elegant Georgian architecture scattered throughout the town. Independent shops, antique stores, and inviting tearooms line the streets, making it a delight to explore.

Surrounded by stunning countryside, Ashbourne is a perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Peak District National Park offers breath-taking scenery, with iconic landmarks such as Dovedale and its famous stepping stones just a short distance away. Walking and cycling routes abound, including the popular Tissington Trail, which begins on the edge of town and winds through picturesque villages and rolling hills.

The town is also known for its vibrant traditions, particularly the annual Royal Shrovetide Football game, a unique and historic event that draws visitors from far and wide. With its blend of heritage, culture, and access to some of England’s most beautiful landscapes, Ashbourne offers a warm and welcoming experience for all who visit.

Getting Around
Ashbourne is well-connected for visitors traveling by car, with the A52 and A515 providing easy access to the town and nearby Peak District attractions. There is ample parking available, including options near the Tissington Trail, popular for walking and cycling. Although there is no direct train station, nearby Derby offers connections to the national rail network, with buses running regularly from there to Ashbourne. Once in town, exploring its cobbled streets and surrounding countryside is a delight, whether on foot, bike, or even horseback.