The Perfect Stay In The Heart Of The Peak District
Tucked away, The Barn offers a unique and tranquil hideaway for those seeking peace and space. Just a five-minute walk through open fields from your car, where the silence is broken only by birdsong and rustling trees, it feels wonderfully private while still being within easy walking distance of Eyam.
Step inside to a beautifully restored space designed for comfort and relaxation, with an open plan living area that includes a fully equipped kitchen, snug dining space, and cosy sofa. Underfloor heating adds extra warmth on cooler days.
Upstairs, the mezzanine bedroom is a retreat in itself. A restful space where you can wake up to the sight of rolling hills.
The stylish shower room has plenty of space for boots and coats, ready for your next adventure.
The Barn’s private patio opens onto 12 acres of rolling fields, where peace and space stretch as far as the eye can see. From here, you can gaze across to the grandeur of Chatsworth House, framed by the ever-changing skies of the Peak District. With your own secluded hot tub set against this breathtaking backdrop, it’s a place to sink into stillness.
The Barn has its own private patio area where you can sit out and enjoy the fresh Peak District air, whether that’s a quiet morning coffee or a relaxed evening after a day exploring. The cottage also has its own hot tub, offering a peaceful place to unwind while taking in the surrounding countryside.
Guests staying at the Barn are also welcome to wander into Top Riley Meadow, our private twelve acres of fields and woodland. Gentle paths lead you through the landscape where you can take a quiet walk, watch the wildlife, or simply sit for a while and enjoy the space and views.
The kitchen at the Barn is fully equipped with everything you need to cook and dine comfortably during your stay. There is a large fridge with small freezer and all the cookware, utensils and tableware you would need to prepare a relaxed three-course dinner if you feel like staying in for the evening.
The bathroom at the Barn is a large spacious room with a shower, toilet, sink with lighted mirror. There is also a dressing style shelf. We provide an ample supply of toilet rolls, shampoo and conditioner, hand gel, towels and hairdryer.
The jets run on a timed cycle and will automatically switch off after around 20 minutes, you can simply turn them back on again if you’d like to continue using them.
We provide towels and plastic glasses for use in and around the hot tub, and we ask that no glassware is taken into the area for safety.
Full guidance is provided in the cottage, but if you have any questions during your stay, we’re always nearby and happy to help.
The Barn is designed to feel warm, comfortable and well-equipped throughout your stay. There is central heating underfloor, with a heated towel rail in the bathroom.
Inside, you’ll find a smart TV where you can log into your own streaming accounts, along with a selection of board games, books and jigsaws for relaxed evenings in. We also provide a small ironing board and iron.
Parking is in the main cottage car park, marked Barn Parking. From there, guests must walk through the farm gate and up the field, this is a 350metre uphill walk.
Perfect base for exploring the Peak District.
A peaceful escape just for grown-ups.
Off the beaten track yet close to everything.
Magnificent views of Curbar and Frogatt Edges.
Over 12 acres of private countryside to explore.
Outstanding hospitality.
Excellent reviews that speak for themselves.
Three beautifully renovated cottages and barn.
All you need for a perfect self-catering holiday.
Ample private off road parking for.
A short walk to Eyam with cafes and restaurants.
Only a 15 min drive to Bakewell and Chatsworth
20 minute walk into the village, opposite the playing fields
https://www.eyam-museum.org.uk/visit-us
Eyam Museum aims to open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 with last admission at 15:15. The museum closes at 16:00. It is advisable to pre book tickets on the website. The museum will give you a real insight into the history of Eyam and the details of the plague through detailed local accounts of how it spread, who died and who survived.