Brosterfield Farm, Foolow, Derbyshire

Sleeps up to 20 in the main Farmhouse and 2 to 16 in 4 cottages

Brosterfield Farm sleeps 18 + 2 in the Brosterfield Suite

Shippon Cottage sleeps 6
Old Dairy sleeps 6
Brewers Cottage sleeps 2
Bertie's Retreat sleeps 2 (Shepherd's Hut)
Fern Cottage sleeps 2
Brosterfield Cottage sleeps 2

Note: The Farmhouse and The Brosterfield Suite are interconnected so can be taken together to form a house to sleep up to 21 or individually to sleep 18 and 2.

Brosterfield Farm is situated down a long private drive within gardens of approx. 3 acres and a further 18 acres of our own surrounding agricultural land. We have far reaching views in almost every direction which cannot fail to delight our guests.

The main Farmhouse can sleep up to 20 when including the Brosterfield Suite, (which has it's own kitchenette and entrance hall from an external set of steps) or can be opened up to the rest of the farmhouse. In the main house, a very large entrance hall with seating and games table leads to an 'L' shaped open plan kitchen, conservatory/dining space, sitting/TV room and utility room, along with a ground floor WC and cloak/boot room. A cinema room has projection TV, Sky TV and DVD player.

The 6 beautifully decorated and furnished bedrooms are all en suite, 4 with TVs.

The main Farmhouse has a very large garden, mainly lawned and suitable for games, with a further walled cottage garden off comprising a further lawn and herb garden.

Shippon and the Old Dairy cottages each have open plan living spaces with log burning stoves, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Each has a private walled garden with lots of parking.

Brewers cottage is a one bedroomed property with large luxury shower room and open plan living/dining/kitchen area.

Bertie's Retreat is a luxury Shepherd's Hut comprising a fixed double bed with 32" TV, sitting area with real log stove, fully fitted kitchen and a shower room with basin and WC. Small walled garden with outdoor seating and parking.

Brosterfield is set in the heart of the Peak District National Park, and close enough to several pretty Peak District towns and major cities such as Sheffield for culture and restaurants.