Settled into the rural hamlet of Biddulph Moor near Biddulph, Staffordshire, Fern Cottage is an ideal countryside getaway for a family or two couples and their four-legged companion. Park off-road in the ample parking space before unpacking with ease into this lovely stone-built barn conversion, discovering an opulent open-plan living area. Flick on the kettle and grab a cup of tea as you recline in the sitting area, sporting a corner sofa and TV, and when mealtimes call, an amply-fitted kitchen offers a whole host of home-from-home amenities to help you cook up a storm, which can be enjoyed at the dining table or outside in the private patio or communal garden, boasting far-reaching views across the Staffordshire countryside, over to Jodrell Bank. As the evening wears on, freshen up in the stylish ground-floor bathroom, where you are welcome to take a shower or enjoy a soak amongst the bubbles, before settling down for the night in either a tastefully furnished king-size with built-in storage, or a twin. There is also a cloakroom on the first floor for your convenience. Fern Cottage is an amazing holiday home for a family looking for a countryside escape. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1131319 and Ref. 1010434 all-together sleeping up to sixteen guests.

Areas of Exceptional Natural Beauty surround Biddulph, which is tucked away in a valley that is awash with greenery. The pride of the town, which takes the moniker "The Garden Town of Staffordshire," is the display of flowers that bloom there from early spring until late October. Visitors have a wide variety of things to do, including the excellent Little Moreton Hall, which is 4 miles distant, and the National Trust-owned Biddulph Grange, whose renowned gardens were created by James Bateman and feature Egyptian temples, oriental pergolas, and Scottish glens. Due to its proximity to the Peak District National Park and two lovely local parks, this town is highly well-liked by walkers and hikers. The distance between Alton Towers and the famed Jodrell Bank Observatory, home of the Lovell Telescope, is only 22 miles. The Staffordshire Moorlands, Derbyshire, and the Pennines are all easily accessible. For a day trip, consider going to Chester, Liverpool, or Manchester, which are all nearby and can all be reached in around an hour and a half by car. Thus, whether you're looking for a base for exploration or a tranquil getaway in a Staffordshire town, this area offers it all.

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