Town Head Farmhouse, in the Derbyshire Dales, was built in the 18th Century and has now been converted to provide relaxing Bed and Breakfast accommodation in three lovely en-suite rooms.
Bonsall is an old lead-mining village on the edge of the Peak District. The Limestone Way passes through the village and the Midshires Way is close. We are in the middle of the most wonderful walking and cycling country, with rare wild flowers, rocks and rivers and ancient trackways.The village has two attractive pubs that do very good snacks and main meals.
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Our comfortable bedrooms (2 double and 1 twin) are all en-suite with 1 double bedroom being on the ground floor. Each has tea and coffee making facilities, colour TV, radio and hairdryer.
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Breakfast is served in the attractive dining room, where you may choose from a varied menu including full English Breakfast (free range eggs of course), omelettes or vegetarian. It is possible to book room only if you prefer.
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Guests have a lovely sitting room with lots of books and a log-burning stove, perfect if you've been out all day! It's also perfect for get-togethers or small parties.
We have ample private car-parking at the rear of the house. It's very quiet here, and at night you can hear owls and see the stars. Some people have even seen UFO's !!!!!
It is also possible to rent a self-contained wing of the house as a holiday cottage.
This centrally heated accommodation contains a comfortable sitting room with log burning stove, kitchen and dining area with french windows, 2 double bedrooms (1 on ground floor) and 1 twin bedroom. All bedrooms are en-suite.
There is parking for several cars and a pleasant garden with wild-life pond and views across the fields.
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