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England - Heart of England - Derbyshire - Buxton

Oldfield Guest House

Luxury Victorian style accomodation en-suite rooms comfortable beds in spacious rooms centrally located and free car parking
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Oldfield Guest House
8 Macclesfield Road
Buxton
Derbyshire
2 Twin from:£34.00 pppn
3 Double from:£34.00 pppn
We accept all cards that display the Mastercard logo. We accept all cards that display the Visa logo. We accept payment with Switch & Maestro cards. We have a residents lounge. Our establishment is fitted with central heating throughout. We have on-site parking.
We accept American Express (AMEX). All rooms have TV. All or some rooms have ensuite facilities. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities. Hairdryers are available in rooms or on request. Smoking is not permitted in the establishment.
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AA 4 Star Rated

Description

Avril and Colin Brett welcome you to our spacious and most comfortable Guest House equipped with everything to make your stay an enjoyable one. All the bedrooms are en-suite.

The Oldfield Guest House is a stone built detached house built over 100 years ago that benefits from retaining the heat in the Winter months whilst remaining cool in the height of Summer. Oldfield is conveniently located about a minute’s walk from the Pavilion Gardens and within 10 minutes walk of all the restaurants, pubs, and clubs.

The Spring Gardens shopping centre is also about 10 minutes walk from Oldfield and boasts M&S amongst the many varied shops from small specialist to large stores. The beautiful Opera House is considered to be one of the best of its type in the country is within a 10-minute walk across the Pavilion gardens.

Oldfield is in a quiet location and has its own grounds for the enjoyment of guests including a large and very attractive rear garden with ponds and a stream with a Japanese bridge over. There is a private car park for all guests to the rear of the property hidden from the passing public for extra security.

Oldfield is a non-smoking establishment. All major credit cards accepted.

Local Attractions
Probably the most famous historic building that is less than a 30-minute drive from Buxton is Chatsworth House that is open pretty well throughout the Year.

Within Buxton are two main places of interest that are the Opera House where Avril was a volunteer. The programme is variable throughout the Year from Pop to Opera and Plays to Ballet. It is now the home of the annual Gilbert and Sullivan Festival held for 3 weeks at the beginning of August. We also have the annual Buxton Festival and the associated Buxton Fringe in July that is vying for equal recognition with the World famous Edinburgh festival. In fact only a week separates these two major World attraction events.

During 2006 the University College of Buxton opened its doors to the public for both daytime and evening meals. It is worth a visit to see the famous Dome complex that was built originally to accommodate the Duke of Devonshire’s horses. It also offers a spa facility and within the next few years Buxton itself will become a famous Spa town again as it was until the 1960s.

Within the 23 acres of parkland that form the Pavilion Gardens is the complex of buildings of architectural interest included within is the Octagon where various exhibitions antique shows and Classic Auctions take place.

Buxton in spite of a population of less than 30,000 boasts two private golf clubs. The High Peak Golf Course intersected by the A6 as you enter Buxton from the north. The Cavendish Golf Course of which Colin is a member designed by Dr Alister Mckenzie, who also designed the Augusta National in the US. It is in a natural bowl surrounded by hills making it very peaceful with beautiful views from most of the tees.

Within a few minutes walk of Oldfield is one of the most popular visitor attractions in the North West -Pooles Cavern and from its car park you can climb up to Solomans Temple through Corbar Woods.
 

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Located just off of the A53.

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