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Clusters ChapelBelper, Derbyshire, England

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From £1595 per week

Sleeps: 20

Bedrooms:8

Bathrooms: 5
Sleeps 20, 8 bedroom chapel conversion in Belper, with sauna suite and private garden, close to Derby and the Peak District National Park.
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hens and stags parties Great for hen/stag parties
special celebrations Great for special celebrations
dogs welcome3 dogs welcome
family friendly Family friendly
open fire Open fire
sauna Sauna
Overview Clusters Chapel is a Unusual, set in Derbyshire England. The property is in a town setting and is secluded.

Good area for walking with opportunities to enjoy golf nearby. There is a local pub nearby. Local pub information: , just a short walk away.

Long lets and short breaks available year round with a 3 day(s) minimum stay.

Sleeping up to 20 people in 8 bedrooms and with 5 bathrooms (including some en-suite facilities), this Unusual is dog-friendly. Appreciate features like the open fire, woodstove, exposed beam and historic appeal . Special leisure features at this house include a sauna and enclosed garden. The property welcomes family groups, hen parties, stag parties, special celebrations.

Family-friendly and pet-friendly.

Parking available
Bedrooms 4 double bed(s) | 13 single bed(s)
Bathrooms 5 bathroom(s) | En-suite bathroom
Kitchen Fridge/Freezer | Microwave | Dishwasher | Washing Machine | Coffee Maker
Other TV video/dvd | Parking

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This unique and quirky Chapel Conversion in Belper is the perfect place for large groups to stay! Set in the heart of Belper’s conservation area, the Clusters is a Grade II listed building dating back to 1817 that can accommodate up to 20 guests. Spread across two floors, the accommodation has 8 bedrooms; four on the ground floor and four on the first floor. Some rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms, while all have access to the 5 shared bathrooms. A spacious 40 ft galleried lounge with ample seating and a well-equipped kitchen with gas range, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer provide a comfortable and sociable atmosphere. The property also has an outdoor seating area and brick BBQ, as well as private parking for up to 4 cars at the rear of the chapel. Guests have easy access to the Peak District National Park, only a 20 minute drive away, filled with fantastic attractions such as Chatsworth House, Buxton, Bakewell, Matlock and the Monsal Trail. A great choice for big groups of family or friends, this group getaway is a truly unique and memorable stay.