This 3-bedroom barn is an ancient stone conversion in Eyam village in the Peak District. This property sleeps six guests across three bedrooms and sits in the heart of a village famous for its 1655 plague history. The barn features exposed wood beams and a stone fireplace with an electric wood burning stove.

Eyam sits near Hope Valley in Derbyshire. The location offers direct access to Eyam Moor for walking. Views stretch across the village to Eyam Edge and the Derwent Valley. The Miners Arms pub is nearby.

The barn has open plan living space with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. The master bedroom has a super king bed with an arched window and en-suite with shower over bath. Two twin bedrooms can convert to super king beds when requested at booking. All three bedrooms have en-suite facilities with showers. A sheltered courtyard provides space for BBQ and outdoor dining.

Chatsworth (8 miles, 20 minutes) and Haddon Hall (7 miles, 18 minutes) are both accessible for days out. Eyam village itself contains many original buildings worth exploring.

This barn suits groups of friends or families wanting Peak District walking holidays with comfortable accommodation and historical interest.