Winster Hall is a wonderful old Hall set over three floors. With seven bedrooms, including two with four poster beds, it sleeps sixteen people comfortably. There is also a second floor shower room, a ground floor shower room and cloakroom, a kitchen with adjoining conservatory, dining room with sitting area with open fire, library and a first floor sitting room. Outside, there is a courtyard garden and lawned garden, as well as a summerhouse, and off road parking for five cars. Winster Hall is a wonderful home and a great base for touring the area.
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Over three floors. Seven bedrooms: 1 x ground floor super king-size double (zip/link, can be twin on request), 1 x first floor four poster king-size double with en-suite bath, basin and WC, 1 x first floor king-size double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x second floor super king-size double (zip/link, can be twin on request) with additional pull-out stacker bed and en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x second floor four poster king-size double with Jack-and-Jill access to shower room, 1 x second floor single with additional pull-out stacker bed, 1 x second floor family room with 3 singles, Second floor shower room with walk-in shower, twin basins and WC. Ground floor shower/drying room with shower, basin, WC and washing machine. Ground floor basin and WC. Kitchen leading to conservatory. Dining room (seats 16) with small sitting area with wood burning stove. First floor sitting room (seats 16).
A stunning Grade II listed country house, built by Francis Moore in 1628, set in its own beautiful grounds in the middle of the conservation village of Winster, in the Peak District National Park. Occupied by the Moore family in the 17th century, the Hall later became a Coaching House and Inn, and in the 19th century, Llewellyn Jewitt, a local antiquary, occupied the Hall and his gravestone can be found in the local church cemetery. Set over three floors, the Hall stands back from the main street behind the original stone-built gateway. As befits a country home of this grandeur, the building is full of rich history, character and charm, and provides ideal holiday accommodation for friends and family to get away from it all and enjoy this majestic and historic home. This superb Derbyshire holiday home boasts many original features including quoins, a cornice topped by a parapet, a beautiful balustrade, ornate ceilings and beautiful fireplaces. Providing spacious accommodation, the ground floor offers a spacious dining room with a cosy sitting area with a large open fire and a beautiful hand-painted ceiling. The spacious, adjoining kitchen is well equipped and leads to a delightful conservatory area, great for dining in the summer, while a ground floor bedroom provides flexibility for the less able guests in the party. The wide, elegant staircase leads to the first floor, where there are two spacious bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms and one with a romantic four poster bed. The wonderful first floor sitting room is one of the real jewels in the crown; with feature windows on two sides providing a bright and spacious feel, as well as interesting views of the main high street, it provides a perfect space to relax and unwind, enjoy a family film or get out the board games. The top floor of this wonderful Derbyshire holiday home boasts a further four bedrooms, including a stunning master bedroom with king-size four poster bed. This wonderful Derbyshire home has the added benefit of a walled garden, formal gardens and a delightful courtyard; spend some time over breakfast in the courtyard area as you plan the day’s activities. The large summerhouse contains the various games on offer to add to your enjoyment of the garden. The conservation village of Winster boasts a well-stocked village shop and cafe as well as two excellent pubs, and is home to a 17th century Market House which is owned by the National Trust. Matlock, Bakewell and Chatsworth House are close by, as well as magnificent walks from the doorstep. Experience country living at its finest in this truly wonderful holiday home.
The conservation village of Winster is situated within the Peak District National Park and is an extremely pretty place with a charming 17th century market house at its centre and other imposing 18th century houses, nearly all three storeys, on its three main streets - Main Street, East Bank and West Bank.
The conservation village of Winster is situated within the Peak District National Park and is an extremely pretty place with a charming 17th century market house at its centre and other imposing 18th century houses, nearly all three storeys, on its three main streets - Main Street, East Bank and West Bank.
Ideal location for visiting the south Peak District. Very spacious with comfortable bedrooms and a nice kitchen ( though it would be better to ditch the AGA for a decent oven). A couple of downsides are the parking and the front/dining room. The parking outside the front means negotiating a very narrow gate followed by a sharp turn. Only suitable for small/medium cars. We also found during our stay that we were blocked in twice by cars parking in front of the gates, we started to park one of the cars here to avoid this. The front room is very dark, next to no natural light and poor artificial lighting. We ate in the conservatory room as the dining room was too dark. It was a pleasant stay with nice outside space and the local shop is great, but I wouldn't stay here again.
This is a really impressive place. Situated in the centre of Winster Village it is perfectly placed for all the attractions in the South end of the Peak District. A village shop almost next door a very friendly pub across the road the village is well served. The accommodation inside the hall is spacious and very well maintained. Outside space is also good and our 11 year old grandson loved playing football in the walled garden. Three generations made up our party of 12 plus our small dog and all agreed this was a very special place for a family get together. Marvelous.
Booked this house as it was equidistant for all the family. With plenty of bedrooms plus multiple bed configurations, this house easily accommodated our group of 14 plus dog. We spent most of our time either in the dining room, the stove providing a cosy atmosphere, or the comfortable lounge on the first floor. The kitchen was well equipped with good quality crockery and glassware and the combination of the aga plus two electric ovens made cooking the three course dinner on the Saturday night a doddle. Beware though if you are not familiar with cooking on an aga. The oven gloves provided are adequate for using the electric ovens but too flimsy and thin to protect against the high temperatures of the aga. We used the felt gloves from the stove to avoid any nasty burns! The house was immaculately clean with a small range of toiletries in the bathrooms and plenty of towels. The fixtures and fittings are of a high standard and all the bedrooms are individually decorated and finished with complimentary cushions and throws. It wasn’t initially obvious from looking at the layout plans but the ground floor bedroom is accessed from the dining room and the bathroom that services this room is located adjacent to the bedroom but accessed from an inner hall off the dining room. This meant the occupants had to pass through the dnining room to reach their bathroom in the mornings. We were all family so it was amusing to see Grandad passing through in his pyjamas, but this may not be quite so funny if you were not related. It’s a shame because this is one of the nicest rooms with a sitting area and fireplace. Lastly, the drive immediately in front of the hall is the off road parking area for 5 cars. Our party consisted of two 4x4s plus a saloon car and, as there were cars parked on the road and the gates are very narrow, we only managed to get the saloon onto the drive, the angles being too tight. It wasn’t too much of a problem as there were spaces on the road all weekend although it was a bit of a palaver upon arrival, ferrying all our stuff across the road. On the whole we had a great weekend. Thank you to the housekeeper for our welcome gifts. A silver tray was on the dining room table with a bottle of fizz, a balloon and a delicious carrot cake; a nice touch as it was a birthday celebration.
Booked this amazing house for a Golden Wedding celebration and was not disappointed. It is beautifully appointed with plenty of space for all generations and if you are lucky enough to visit in the summer, then the garden and outside space is an added bonus. Well worth the money.
After being greeted with a freshly baked lemon drizzle cake which was delicious and a bottle of prosecco on the dinning table - We Spent a lovely long weekend (Fri 23/02 to Mon 26/02) here with my brothers, sisters and in-laws, a total of 12 adults. This was For a family reunion without our grown up children. My sister in-law Clare discovered the property on line and made all of the booking. The criteria in her choice was the ability of Winster Hall to accommodate all the couples with comfort and convenience for the differing needs including playing music in one room, watching TV in another. We spent every meal time together which was a cooked breakfast every morning and great Dinner parties in the evening’s. All the couples were in charge of various meal times. Mine was to cook a large Turkey roast dinner and I can honestly say the kitchen was well equipped from the prep stage to placing the food into the beautiful serving dishes on to the grand dinning table. We visited the local areas, Matlock, Matlock Bath and Bakewell which was beautiful. I would definitely return to Winster Hall with family again or friends. Thank you. X
Ample accommodation and bathrooms for the 12 of us (7 adults, 5 children), large kitchen, huge dining room and a sitting room where we could all spread out and do our own thing. Conservatory was good for the dogs as was the enclosed garden. Near to lots of good attractions - Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Matlock Bath etc. Good local walks and pubs. Nearby pub found room for all of us at short notice for Sunday lunch, but it does have quirky opening hours!
Overall, this traditional, stylish, mini-mansion worked very well indeed. We were a party of 7 couples, staying 3 nights. The lounge, kitchen and dining room all allow for convivial gathering. There were a couple of slight downsides to the 2nd floor accommodation: the 'Jack & Jill' bathroom needs a soundproof door to the adjoining bedroom, and the stowaway bed in the small bedroom is only suitable for someone up to 5'6". In warm weather the garden and courtyard would be superb for a bbq/garden party. Winster is a lovely village with a good pub and shop very close by; the latter sold everything we needed except for replacement tea-lights for the dining table.
Truly magnificent hall to stay at , well suited for special occasions a little bit of luxury every room a delight from kitchen to bedrooms and lounge to die for , the grounds perfect . summer there would be brilliant , 14 of us went including 4 children plus 1 dog and we all came away happy incuding the dog.
A lovely house which was beautifully presented and well equipped. It is in a lovely location with a fantastic local shop and pubs and great walking from the doorstep. It was perfect for a group as there are large enough areas inside and out to sit or eat together whilst being spacious enough not to feel on top of one another.
A very nice house with ample room for 13 adults. Very good facilities and well equipped in all areas.lovely garden area.Very comfortable beds. We had a most enjoyable stay .
The bedrooms were amazing with four poster beds in many rooms. The furniture was of a high standard. It seemed they had decorated and furnished in accord with the period of the hall. There was plenty of room for all of us and sufficient of everything. Winster Hall is ideally situated for walking with a pub a stroll away.
A good time was had by all! The house was excellent for a big family gathering - with loads of space so we didn't all get on top of each other. The pub was good too!
The standards at Winster Hall are excellent. In particular the beds were extremely comfortable and the house was prepared to our specifications. Winster village was delightful and it was a huge bonus having a village shop just a few doors away. Communication with the owner was very good.
Spent a long weekend (Fri-Mon) here with my extended family, a total of 17 people with ages ranging from 82 years to 14 months, to celebrate my birthday. My wife discovered the property on line and made all of the booking arrangements which, according to her, was a very smooth process with good communications from the owners. Her choice was made on the basis of Winster's relatively central location for the guests who were travelling from NW and NE England, and from the East Mids. The other main criteria in her choice was the ability of Winster Hall to accommodate our extended family in a way that offered comfort and convenience for the differing needs of our respective families. So, for example, the young adults had a room to themselves, as did the children, while my sister and her husband shared their room with their baby son and young daughter. In addition to the privacy that the room layouts could offer, the large sitting room and dining room both offered sufficient space to accommodate all 17 of us. In fact the only times that all of us were in the same room at the same time was for meals: the children spent most of their time playing hide & seek in the hall, while the adults were able to make use of the very good wifi connection or the 50" television with access to Freeview and/or a DVD player. Due to the time of year, and the weather conditions, I can't offer any insight into the grounds, but can reassure potential visitors who are thinking of staying in colder weather that the Hall's central heating system is very efficient and can be supplemented by a gas fire in the sitting room and a log burner in the dining room. The Aga keeps the kitchen warm, but the conservatory and ground floor bedrooms were relatively chilly compared to the rest of the house. The owners very thoughtfully provide towels for all of the guests, as well as a selection of DVDs and board games. The village store, which is a 30 secs walk from the house, provides everything you'd expect it to, including logs for the fire.
Winster Hall was a beautiful house exceeded expectations. Set in wonderful countryside.
It was lovely to have such a well appointed property for a special gathering of friends and family. The added bonus is that it is so well situated to enjoy the delights of the Derbyshire Peak District.
A large 17th century village country house made our celebration of a special birthday perfect. Family came from all over England and all commented on the house, village and surrounding area. Ages ranged from 8 months to 70 years and the house provided perfect flexibility.
A fabulous house in a fantastic location. We have stayed in a lot of properties of this size and this is definitely the best we've stayed in
Winster Hall was an unusual, rather grand venue for our big family gathering. We all loved it.
The house itself was faultless, with plenty of room to spread our family of 13. We have been taking a family holiday each year for twenty years now and I can honestly say this was the best house ever. Thank you for the care that has been taken and the attention to detail.
All amenities needed were provided, it was well furnished and had everything we needed. The owners answered questions promptly about the property in advance of our stay and were very accommodating with our requests. A good location, near to all tourist sites and with a pub and shop nearby.
We all appreciated staying in a grand building like this and we particularly enjoyed having a meal one evening for 17 people at that lovely dining table. On that occasion we used both the Aga and the double oven to do the cooking, which was useful. We all enjoyed having breakfast in the conservatory and hardly used the dining room.
Winster Hall was a wonderful venue for our large party. A beautiful old building with plenty of character and impressive, modern amenities. A great weekend!
Very well equipped and furnished property. A great village community spirit that welcomed us over the Christmas period.
Stayed at Winster Hall with group of friends and family for our early Xmas stay away. had a great time in a fabulous place. Well equipped place, beautifully presented, with a great atmosphere. Winster village lovely, great walks not far. Would recommend the house. Hoping to go back again.
Winster Hall was the perfect place for a large family celebration. I particularly liked the large dining room which is made to accommodate 16 people very comfortably all together at one table.
Super time was had by all. We felt very privileged to be staying in such a grand house.
A wonderful place to enjoy a special birthday, the facilities were perfect for 16 friends.
Winster Hall is a beautiful house with well tended garden, patios and summer house. Ideally situated adjacent to the bus stop and yards from an excellent village shop. Winster Village is a charming, picturesque Peak District Village with excellent walking.
A spacious and well equipped house full of character. The grounds are extensive and well equipped with garden furniture, and there is a summerhouse and lovely lawn, all inside a walled garden. It was a great venue for a family celebration.
A spacious property with good facilities for all weather conditions.
The house was immaculate on arrival and very impressive. We had 11 adults, 5 babies under 7 months old, a 1 year old and a 4 year old - this house was large enough to fit all these people (plus travel cots!) without us all getting under each other's feet. The kitchen was large enough to cook huge meals. We loved the conservatory and the sun house. The walled garden space was perfect and private - the 4 year old was safe to explore. The owners had left a detailed info pack and maps/leaflets for things to do in the area.
The property was the perfect size and layout for all the family (including a toddler and a dog). The location was great too - shops/pubs nice and close but still close to the amazing countryside. We all had a fantastic time and hope to return next year.
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