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The Old Coach House, Sheen

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4.8
out of 5
Sleeps up to 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1

The Old Coach House is a period property in Sheen, Staffordshire, within the Peak District National Park. This 7-person lodge works brilliantly for group breaks with expansive formal gardens and breathtaking countryside views. The property features two separate lounges giving groups space to spread out.

Sheen sits in peaceful Peak District countryside. You'll find donkeys grazing nearby fields. The village offers direct access to walking trails and farm shops selling fresh eggs.

Accommodation includes three double bedrooms and one single bedroom sleeping seven guests total. There's one bathroom with bath and shower plus a separate cloakroom. The Rangemaster kitchen comes fully equipped with dishwasher and utility room.

 

About The Old Coach House

The Old Coach House is a period property in Sheen, Staffordshire, within the Peak District National Park. This 7-person lodge works brilliantly for group breaks with expansive formal gardens and breathtaking countryside views. The property features two separate lounges giving groups space to spread out.

Sheen sits in peaceful Peak District countryside. You'll find donkeys grazing nearby fields. The village offers direct access to walking trails and farm shops selling fresh eggs.

Accommodation includes three double bedrooms and one single bedroom sleeping seven guests total. There's one bathroom with bath and shower plus a separate cloakroom. The Rangemaster kitchen comes fully equipped with dishwasher and utility room. Two lounges provide separate social spaces - a study snug with fireplace and an open-plan living area with dining space.

Groups can explore Hartington village (2.5 miles, 5 minutes) with its market square and tea rooms. Bakewell and Buxton are both 10 miles away (20 minutes). Visit Haddon Hall, Poole's Cavern, or the Nine Ladies Stone Circle for memorable days out.

The Old Coach House combines period character with modern facilities. Multi-level gardens offer outdoor dining and relaxation spaces. Perfect for family reunions seeking Peak District adventures with comfortable group accommodation.

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What Guests Love

What do previous guests think about their group stay at The Old Coach House

Expansive formal gardens

Multi-level outdoor spaces with patios, lawn areas and comfortable seating for group dining and relaxation.

Two separate lounges

Study snug with fireplace plus open-plan living area gives groups flexibility and space to spread out.

Peaceful countryside setting

Quiet location with donkeys grazing nearby and direct access to Peak District walking trails from village.

Fully equipped Rangemaster kitchen

Professional cooking facilities with dishwasher, utility room and ample space for preparing group meals together.

Period property character

Original features including exposed stone walls, fireplace and ornate mirrors create authentic Peak District atmosphere.

Central Peak District location

Easy access to Hartington, Bakewell and Buxton with famous attractions all within 20 minutes drive.

Getting To The Old Coach House

Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat

By Car

To reach The Old Coach House by car, head into the Peak District National Park and follow signs to Sheen village. The property is easily accessible with off-road parking for one car upon arrival.

By Train

The nearest railway stations are Buxton or Matlock, both approximately 10 miles away. From either station, you'll need to arrange taxi transport or car hire for the scenic journey to Sheen.

Off-road parking for one car
Buxton station (10 miles)
Located in Sheen village, Peak District

Group Attractions & More Nearby

Stuff for larger groups and families to try!

Haddon Hall
Distance: 8 miles
DE45 1LA
Poole's Cavern
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 9DH
Peak Wildlife Park
Distance: 12 miles
DE6 2BJ
Nine Ladies Stone Circle
Distance: 6 miles
DE4 2BL
Hartington Village Walks
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Manifold Trail
Distance: 5 miles
SK17 0DG
Hartington Cheese Shop
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Bakewell Market
Distance: 10 miles
DE45 1BT
Buxton Market
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 6AY
Hartington Village
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Bakewell Town Centre
Distance: 10 miles
DE45 1BT
Buxton Town Centre
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 6AY
Haddon Hall
Distance: 8 miles
DE45 1LA
Poole's Cavern
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 9DH
Peak Wildlife Park
Distance: 12 miles
DE6 2BJ
Nine Ladies Stone Circle
Distance: 6 miles
DE4 2BL
Hartington Village Walks
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Manifold Trail
Distance: 5 miles
SK17 0DG
Hartington Cheese Shop
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Bakewell Market
Distance: 10 miles
DE45 1BT
Buxton Market
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 6AY
Hartington Village
Distance: 2.5 miles
SK17 0AL
Bakewell Town Centre
Distance: 10 miles
DE45 1BT
Buxton Town Centre
Distance: 10 miles
SK17 6AY

Is The Old Coach House Right For Your Group

Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...

For Families
The property offers excellent outdoor space for children with expansive formal gardens including lawn areas perfect for games and activities. Kids will love spotting the donkeys grazing in nearby fields and exploring the multi-level garden spaces with patios and seating areas.
Groups Will Love...
The property's standout group feature is its two separate lounge areas providing flexible social spaces. The study snug offers a cosy retreat with fireplace and exposed stone walls, while the open-plan living area combines dining and sitting spaces with dual TVs for entertainment.
Pet Friendly
Up to 2 well-behaved pets are welcome at The Old Coach House. The property features secure enclosed garden areas with patios and lawn space perfect for dogs. Direct village access to Peak District walking trails provides excellent exercise opportunities for active pets.

Dining & Cafes

Taste the local flavours during your stay at The Old Coach House

The Charles Cotton Hotel

Located 2.5 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: SK17 0AL

Ye Olde Dog & Partridge

Located 2.5 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: SK17 0AL

Beresford Tea Rooms

Located 2.5 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: SK17 0AL

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to our most common questions about The Old Coach House

Is The Old Coach House pet friendly?
Yes, up to 2 well-behaved pets are welcome at this property. There's secure garden space and nearby walking trails perfect for dogs.
How many people does the property sleep?
The Old Coach House sleeps 7 guests across 4 bedrooms - 3 doubles and 1 single. There's 1 bathroom with bath/shower plus a separate cloakroom.
What cooking facilities are available for groups?
The kitchen features a Rangemaster oven with gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and full cooking equipment. There's also a separate utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer.
Is there parking available?
Yes, there's off-road parking for 1 car included with the property. The location is easily accessible from main roads.
What outdoor space is available?
The property has expansive formal gardens with enclosed side patios and a multi-level rear garden. There are comfortable seating areas and a generous lawn space for groups.
Are there shops and restaurants nearby?
Hartington village (2.5 miles) has tea rooms, cheese shop, pubs and market square. There's also a local farm shop and Indian takeaway that delivers to the property.
What attractions are within easy reach?
Bakewell and Buxton are both 10 miles away with attractions like Haddon Hall, Poole's Cavern and Peak Wildlife Park. The Nine Ladies Stone Circle and Arbor Low are also nearby.
Is the property suitable for elderly guests?
There are steps down from rear patios to the lawn area so care is recommended. The property has central heating and comfortable furnishings throughout.

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The Old Coach House Reviews

Stuart
Arriving at The Old Coach House, we immediately felt the welcoming warmth of a true family home. Settling in for our weeklong stay, we were eager to discover every grand, historic corner of this beautiful retreat. We wandered across the polished parquet floors, completely charmed by the rustic beams and exposed brick. Climbing the magnificent stone spiral staircase tucked inside the external turret felt like stepping back in time. Leafing through the welcome guide in the snug, we read the fascinating history of the building, learning how it originally served the neighbouring Vicarage and how the owner had so meticulously restored it while preserving its soul. Though the Peak District weather was often challenging throughout our week, the house was a perfect haven for us. It offered a profound sense of peace and tranquility that felt deeply healing. Furthermore, the property provided the perfect base to venture out and discover the surrounding historic towns and beautiful local walks whenever the skies allowed.
From start to finish, The Old Coach House is a pleasant expereience. You feel like you are walking into someones large and expansive property after they have just gone out for the day. This is far from your typical rental property. We thoughly enjoyed our stay from start to finish. There is a window seat in the second lounge from which you can comfortably look into the expansive back garden and surrounding countryside. Three big double bedrooms and a single were all comfortable. Kitchen is modern and has plenty of cutlery and crockery. Sheen is more of a small farming village. You are in the middle of nowhere, but not far from anywhere. Come prepared with your own food and supplies as there is no local shop just around the corner. There is also only the single family bathroom. And beware of the farm dog across the road who comes into the back garden to explore and leave his scent. But if you want peace and quiet in the countryside in a large and expansive property, this should be ideal for you. Thank you, Sir G, for keeping the authenticty of a family home and allowing strangers to enjoy the best of the Peak District and return to a wonderful property after a long day out.
Antony
This is a lovely property, lots of room for the amount of people who can stay and loads of private parking space too. The only downside is it's a little difficult to all sit in the same room of an evening. The property inside and out is beautiful and the views from the property are amazing too. The only major downside we had was we had WiFi for 24 hours at the start then nothing for the rest of our stay, and the TVs were all set to use the internet too so we could only watch dvds, no news, sports or in our case the new year coming in. The contact was helpful in chasing it but was not fixed during our stay. The place is very private and a really nice house and view, would definitely consider booking again.
What a beautiful house and grounds. The inside decor exceeded our expectations and was well equipped for everything we needed. My granddaughters 7 & 9 both said they felt like Queens, especially when walking up the stairs to their bedroom! We all loved our stay and will definitely be back!
The house was lovely, loved the donkeys at the backside of the garden. Very peaceful setting, breakfast outside was a must each day.. Only thing we struggled with was trays for the oven. As there are no takeaways or shops close, and only an Indian that delivers which we used once and was delicious we cooked in, but we didn't have enough trays to cook for a large party all at once and had to eat in sittings. A BBQ would have been nice also as would a cafetiere, but that's just our preferences and it did not impact on our holiday at all which we all thoroughly enjoyed
A lovely house to stay in, very quiet location, very comfortable, wellequipped, large back garden with plenty of seating outside, a summerhouse to escape to if you wanted solitude. Although a 7 sleeper, the 2 lounges would each only seat 3 on the sofasarm chair, so we couldn't all sit together of an evening.We would have liked some coat hooks down stairs and somewhere to put our shoes....wet coats ended up hanging on doors or backs of chairs, and wet shoes on the floor in the scullery....not ideal with 7 of us. I kept our 2 large dogs tethered in the back garden as there was a possibility one may have jumped down over the back wall or climbed over the side wall if running free, but not likely to be a problem with small dogs. Easy access to shops in the local towns, and Dale walks by car, some walks directly from the village, plenty of fresh farm eggs for sale and a small farm shop. A very enjoyable stay.
Big missing a tea pot! Could not find one anywhere! Staircase rope Bannister bracket and right hand bracket need urgent maint loose brackets. Everything else superb!
Beautiful House , Beautiful Garden , close to stunning views walks , towns, ... Beautiful House , Beautiful Garden , close to stunning views walks , towns, the welcome pack was best we have ever had , owner next door was lovely charming and left you to your privacy , one of the best cottages we have stayed in , we will more than likely go back as love the area and definitely the cottage
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