A Superbly Appointed Two Bedroom Ground Floor Apartment
A delightful ground floor apartment located in the conservation area of central Buxton with it’s own garden and private off-road parking for two cars.
The Lanterns does not accept pets, stag or hen parties or similar groups.
The Lanterns is a quiet self-catering apartment in a historic part of Buxton.
Within a five-minute walk to lower Buxton the property is ideally located for the vast selection of pubs, restaurants and bars, including the vibrant town centre which boasts many historic attractions such as the Opera House, The Pavilion Gardens and the Crescent.
Ideal for couples, small groups of friends or families seeking to make the most of the the great outdoors here in the Peak District while staying connected to a lively town centre.
The apartment has two tastefully decorated bedrooms with character to sleep up to four guests, a large airy living/dining room with dual aspect sash windows and a log burner, a fully equipped designer kitchen (inc. dishwasher/washer & dryer), a walk-in shower, ground level access, all residing within a beautiful large converted Victorian villa.
Outside is a private lawned area – perfect for al fresco dining on warmer days or for BBQs.
For cosy nights in, there’s a log burner alongside the central heating – perfect for a movie night on the sofa.
A 7 kW Type 2 electric vehicle charger is available to guests; additional charges apply.
Access information
The apartment is on the ground floor with level access and a walk-in shower. There are higher beds, parking for up to two cars, a well-lit gravel path from the parking area to the entrance, a TV with subtitles and an outdoor three-pin socket for mobility chair charging. See the host’s access information and contact them to discuss whether it meets your needs.
The host says the land was purchased from the Duke of Devonshire in May 1876 and the villa was completed around 1890.
Located in the Buxton Conservation Area
Situated on Marlborough Road in central Buxton, in a conservation area known as The Park which is lined with lime and sycamore trees, this is one of the later areas of Devonshire Park to have been developed.
The host says glimpses of the lanterns atop the Devonshire Royal Campus dome inspired the apartment’s name.
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