Eccles Hideaway

The Space
Eccles Hideaway has style and class in abundance. This modern holiday let is based on the ground floor, and you’ll be wowed by the modern interiors. The apartment shares the same building as Eccles Retreat, another one-bedroom apartment which can be booked with Eccles Hideaway – ideal for families or a group of friends travelling together.

As you walk into the apartment, head straight ahead of you and you’ll find the bathroom. In the bathroom there are marble effect patterned tiles and sleek gold hardware. The room features a deep bathtub with a handheld shower, separate walk-in shower, and a white basin and WC.

Next up, you’ll discover the open-plan kitchen and living area. With high ceilings and windows letting in plenty of natural light, this space is very welcoming. You’ll have everything you need for your stay as the kitchen is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge.

Enjoy meals at the glass dining table – whether it’s breakfast after a lazy morning or an evening dinner with your loved one. You can take a seat on the comfy dining chairs and reflect on the day just gone or plan ahead.

Relax on the suede, velvet sofa with a book or switch on the flat screen Smart TV to catch up on your favourite shows.

The bedroom is a clean and bright space featuring a large, king size bed and contemporary spotlights which only add to the bright, relaxing feel. The furnishings perfectly combine modern and traditional elements to complement the room's neutral colour scheme. Cream bedside tables and a white dressing table complete the room and add even more glamour.

As the apartment is owned by a Wellbeing Coach, extra touches have been added including an Aromatherapy Diffuser along with beautiful books, a weighted blanket and a rocking chair for wellbeing in the apartment. The apartment's earthy colours also create calm and relaxation.

Neighborhood
Chapel-en-le-Frith nestles within the dramatic landscape of the Peak District providing a welcome respite from the moorland peaks with its acclaimed restaurants, traditional pubs, shops and fascinating history.

Highlights in the old town include 18th century Church Brow and the traditional Market Place, with stocks and ancient cross.

Chapel is home to one of the Peak District's principal traditional carnivals, one of Derbyshire's largest well dressing festivals, traditional May Day in the Market Place and hosts other events such as Proms in the Park.

The popular Old Town Trail is a free self-guided walking trail of Chapel's historic centre, featuring the 13th Century Church of St. Thomas Becket where 1,500 Scottish soldiers were imprisoned and starved during the Civil War; 18th Century Church Brow and the traditional Market Place with stocks and ancient cross.

Chapel-en-le-Frith's acclaimed 18-hole Golf Course welcomes visitors to play. If it's wet outside then visit the Leisure Centre with saunas, steam rooms, indoor and outdoor facilities and fully equipped gym, visitor day-passes available.

On a clear day why not climb up Eccles Pike, a short 1.5-mile walk from the town centre which has a 360-degree panorama, and its unique sculptured topography allows visitors to view all major Dark Peak summits.

Getting Around
Chapel-en-le-Frith Train Station has regular routes to Buxton, Manchester, New Mills, Stockport and Whaley Bridge.

You’ll find great bus links in Chapel-en-le-Frith with routes to surrounding areas including Bakewell, Buxton and Sheffield.

The nearest airport is Manchester, 18 miles away from Chapel-en-le-Frith.