Welcome to Boothgate, nestled in extensive grounds in the beautiful Derbyshire Peak District.
Choose you own seating area to relax in.
The stylish interior awaits inside the double doors.
Perfect for family dining.
The Barbecue Hut is a definite wow!!!
The modern kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm.
Food for thought.
Why not make a note of where you want to visit!
The dining-area is so cosy and full of character.
Gather round and chat over a glass of wine.
Don't you love the styling.
The cosy sitting-room doubles up as a cinema-room when the doors slide over the windows.
Curl up on the sofa and take a few moments.
And relax!
There are so many original features to admire.
Through the double doors to the dining-area.
Share a meal around the table and make plans for the next day's adventure.
This cosy corner makes a perfect quiet reading nook.
The snug has a Smart TV, ideal for those who watch something different, or for the kids to have their own space.
A useful utility-room with beds for dogs and an old fashioned clothes airer for those damp days in the Peaks.
Bedroom one has a comfortable bed and views over the garden.
The colourful cushions add style and comfort.
The quirky en suite has a rain-head shower.
...and beautiful wash-basin and taps.
Bedroom two has a cot already set up for you.
Such a quirky bedside table.
Sink into this bath and watch the wildlife through the window.
Twin wash-basins.
Bedroom three looks out over the spacious lawned area.
The super-king bed is so comfortable after a day's exploration.
Lovely!!
The full length mirror reflects the room and is great for those last minute clothing adjustments.
Another individual en suite.
Even the taps look good.
In the evening the house lights up.
So many places to relax.
Enjoy al fresco dining on the round table.
Or share a space on the bench.
In the evening light the fires and enjoy the ambience of spending time with family and friends.
For a special meal why not try out the pizza oven or the outdoor barbecue.
Inside the hut you can sit and chat while watching your food cook.
Your four-legged friends are welcome.
Such a lovely way to spend the evening.
Watch the sun go down over the hills from the garden.
There is so much space for everyone at Boothgate.
The lovely riverside gardens at Belper.
Take a walk and watch the ducks on the river.
The River Derwent with Strutt's Mill in the background
Boothgate
6190 - New1.6 miles NE of Belper | Sleeps 8 + cot
7 Nights from £1170
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Centrally located in the village of Heage, the Black Boy Inn is a traditional pub serving freshly cooked food daily. There is a large outside seating area for alfresco dining in summer.
Nearby walk
Located in the heart of Belper town centre, Belper Parks Nature Reserve is a woodland area with poetry trail, play area, football pitches and wildflower meadow with an abundance of wildlife and wild flowers to enjoy.
Nearby town
Located in the heart of the Derwent Valley Hills World Heritage Site, Belper is a charming historic town with a good selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Home to a vibrant food festival in summer and winter, you will also find a farmer's market on the second Saturday monthly.
Also nearby
Historians will enjoy a visit to this site were the remains of the Morley Park furnaces can be seen. Grade II listed and also a Scheduled Ancient Monument, the orignal furnaces were built in 1780 & 1818 and restored in 1986.
The Spanker Inn is a large, traditional village pub with cosy interiors and a large outside decked area. Cask ales and home cooked food is served.
Open weekends and Bank Holidays from April until October, Heage Windmill can take a facinating tour of the only working six-sailed stone tower windmill in England and then enjoy refreshments in the gift shop.
Denby Pottery Village is home to the largest Denby factory shop in the world, a gift shop, farm shop and a choice of two eateries.
Waingroves Woodland owned by a Community Woodland Trust top conserve this Derbyshire woodland for the community to enjoy. The woodlands covers over 12 acres and is perfect for walkers and runners with picturesque trails to enjoy.
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