This charming period stone cottage, believed to date from 1756, boasts a wealth of characterful features including ceiling beams, inglenook fireplace, exposed stone walls, and flagstone floors. The well-presented accommodation comprises a sitting room with gas fired stove, dining kitchen, and bathroom on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and WC on the first floor. The property benefits from a delightful courtyard garden to the rear, an off-lying garden to the front, and a single allocated parking space. Located in Darley Bridge, just outside the Peak District boundaries, the cottage is close to nearby Darley Dale with its excellent range of shops and amenities, and has good road communications to larger market towns and cities. The property is currently run as a successful holiday let, but would equally suit being a full-time home.