- The Old Hay Barn
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- The Old Hay Barn is a 200 year
old Derbyshire stone barn which has recently been lovingly converted
to create a unique and beautiful home.
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- It is situated in the very heart
of the Peak District National Park and overlooks the stunning
scenery of Water-cum-Jolly.
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- Located on the outskirts of Cressbrook
village the barn nestles in the hillside just above the River
Wye at the top end of the beautiful Monsal Dale and enjoys spectacular
panoramic views of the lake, surrounding hills and countryside.
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- Enjoy a leisurely breakfast whilst
overlooking the dramatic views from our conservatory dining room.
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- We offer our guests a full English
Breakfast and a variety of Vegetarian options but will gladly
fulfil any special dietary requirements.
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- Our aim is to make our guests
feel at home and to ensure they enjoy the many delights the Peak
District National Park has to offer.
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- Coffee/tea making facilities,
TV, radio, video machine plus a good selection of books, local
literature and videos are provided in your sitting-room and there
is off-street parking immediately adjacent to the accommodation.
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- Our local restaurant, the Monsal
Head/Stables Bar provides delicious home cooked food at reasonable
prices.
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- In addition there are many other
excellent eateries to choose from in nearby Ashford in the Water,
Wardlow and Bakewell.
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- We look forward to welcoming you
into our home and hope to make your stay a pleasant one!
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- Tariff
- Bed and Breakfast
- from £25 per person per
night based on two sharing a room.
Short Breaks available.
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- Open all the year round.
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- The market town of Bakewell is
just three miles away and retains a number of country traditions
which make it a fascinating place to visit.
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- This is the home of the famous
Bakewell pudding shop, and there is a lovely church, the New
House Museum and lovely walks along the river bank.
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- Contact: Diana MacBain
- Tel: +44 (0) 1298 873503
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