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The Old Methodist Chapel is a stone-built former chapel in Flash, Derbyshire England's highest village. This is not your average holiday let. High ceilings, a striking mezzanine gallery and wonderful wooden floors make this a genuinely special space that sleeps nine across four bedrooms.
Flash sits on the Staffordshire moorlands at over 1,500 feet. Britain's highest village pub is literally a few feet from the front door. High-level moorland paths and peaceful country lanes start right outside. Three Shires Head is just three miles away and Buxton is a five-mile drive.
The four bedrooms sleep nine in total. Downstairs there is a family room with a super-king and a single bed plus a separate double.
The Old Methodist Chapel is a stone-built former chapel in Flash, Derbyshire England's highest village. This is not your average holiday let. High ceilings, a striking mezzanine gallery and wonderful wooden floors make this a genuinely special space that sleeps nine across four bedrooms.
Flash sits on the Staffordshire moorlands at over 1,500 feet. Britain's highest village pub is literally a few feet from the front door. High-level moorland paths and peaceful country lanes start right outside. Three Shires Head is just three miles away and Buxton is a five-mile drive.
The four bedrooms sleep nine in total. Downstairs there is a family room with a super-king and a single bed plus a separate double. Upstairs you'll find a twin and another double. Two bathrooms serve the group a downstairs wet room and an upstairs family bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower.
Three Shires Head (3 miles / 8 mins), Buxton's Pavilion Gardens (5 miles / 12 mins), Poole's Cavern (5 miles / 14 mins) and Solomon's Temple (5 miles / 13 mins) are all close by.
The Old Methodist Chapel suits families and groups who want space, character and great walking on the doorstep. The cosy wood burner and open-plan layout make evenings here genuinely enjoyable. Book it.
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View CottageDiscover why our guests keep coming back to The Old Methodist Chapel
Flash is England's highest village at over 1,500 feet. Moorland paths and country lanes start right from the front door.
Britain's highest village pub is just a few feet away. A proper traditional pub for a pint after a day on the moors.
High ceilings, a mezzanine gallery and wooden floors give this stone-built former chapel a genuinely impressive feel inside.
The wood burner in the open-plan living area makes evenings warm and atmospheric in this characterful stone building.
High-level moorland paths lead directly from the property. Three Shires Head is just three miles away and well worth the walk.
Sleeping nine across four bedrooms with two bathrooms, a boot room and open-plan living this works brilliantly for larger groups.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Old Methodist Chapel by car, head towards Flash village in the Staffordshire Moorlands area of Derbyshire. The postcode SK17 0SW will take you directly to the village centre. Two designated parking spaces are available on arrival.
The nearest railway station is Buxton, approximately five miles away. From Buxton station a taxi will take you up to Flash village in around 15 minutes along moorland roads.
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Postcode: SK17 0SW
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