This Staffordshire cottage is within walking distance of Rudyard Lake, a two-mile long lake that has a lovely setting in a steep wooded valley. It was an extremely popular day-out from the industrial Potteries in Victorian times. Even the great trapeze artist, Blondin, fresh from his feat of crossing Niagara Falls on the high wire, came to Rudyard Lake to repeat his achievement. The Victorians were brought here by train, which has now become a narrow gauge railway running along the shore. The lake remains popular today with families for walking and cycling as well as offering sailing, boating and canoeing.
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In an idyllic, peaceful private setting, this delightful and extremely comfortable detached cottage enjoys views towards the Peak District and private lakeside fishing. Alton Towers, The Potteries and Little Moreton Hall are under 10 miles. Walking, boat hire, riding and golf nearby, cycle hire and trails 8 miles. Pub 0.5 miles walk, 1 mile by road. Shops 4 miles.
Ramped access to hall. Spacious sitting room with electric ‘wood burner effect’ stove. Conservatory with doors to terrace. Kitchen with breakfast area. Utility room. Double bedroom. Shower room/WC. First floor: Spacious double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC.
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