
Number 4 is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the Peak District village of Earl Sterndale. Original oak beams span the ceiling. Stone walls frame the living spaces. The barn sits in open countryside with views across rolling hills and farmland.
The setting is peaceful. Fields surround the property. Dry stone walls mark the boundaries. You can walk straight out into the Derbyshire countryside from the door.
The barn sleeps guests in well-appointed bedrooms. Bathrooms are modern and spotless. The open-plan living area features exposed stonework and timber frames. The kitchen connects to the dining space under vaulted ceilings.
Hartington village is 2 miles away (5 minutes). Dovedale is 6 miles (15 minutes).
Number 4 is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the Peak District village of Earl Sterndale. Original oak beams span the ceiling. Stone walls frame the living spaces. The barn sits in open countryside with views across rolling hills and farmland.
The setting is peaceful. Fields surround the property. Dry stone walls mark the boundaries. You can walk straight out into the Derbyshire countryside from the door.
The barn sleeps guests in well-appointed bedrooms. Bathrooms are modern and spotless. The open-plan living area features exposed stonework and timber frames. The kitchen connects to the dining space under vaulted ceilings.
Hartington village is 2 miles away (5 minutes). Dovedale is 6 miles (15 minutes). Buxton market town sits 7 miles away (12 minutes). Chatsworth House is 15 miles (25 minutes). All offer walking trails and local shops.
Number 4 works brilliantly for families and couples who want authentic barn character in a genuine Peak District location. Book for the beams and the views.
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Thick stone walls throughout the barn create authentic character and keep the space naturally cool in summer and cosy in winter.
Original timber beams span the ceiling and add real barn heritage to every room you walk into during your stay.
Windows frame uninterrupted views across Derbyshire fields and hills. You can see for miles from the barn in every direction.
The main living area flows naturally under vaulted ceilings. Stone and timber features make the space feel both spacious and intimate.
Earl Sterndale sits in proper countryside. Fields and farms surround the barn. You can start walking from the front door immediately.
The restoration balances original features with contemporary comfort. You get barn character without sacrificing modern amenities and facilities.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Number 4 by car, take the A515 through the Peak District and turn off towards Earl Sterndale. The barn is easily accessible from main routes and you'll have off-road parking available upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Buxton, approximately 7 miles away from the barn. From there, a short taxi journey brings you through Peak District countryside to Earl Sterndale.
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