Pass the Keys® is a Property Management Company managing many listings. Pass the Keys® provides a hotel standard of service for short-let properties. Each property is professionally maintained and cleaned. We guarantee professionally cleaned linens and toiletries. We also provide 24/7 guest support and local personal service before and during your stay. The local community-based team of Pass the Keys® personally inspects each home to certify they have met Pass the Keys®’s Property Readiness Standard.

A Guest Favourite with a fantastic review score, low clean fee, & includes pets. A cosy and memorable getaway, step through the front door into a warm and inviting living space with an open fireplace, with old-world charm & contemporary convenience. A local pub just a few minutes walk away, a restaurant and the well known Toll Bar fish & chip shop. Located near scenic walking trails & charming villages, the cottage provides a perfect base for exploring nature & the wider Peak District area. The space Welcome to your countryside escape in the heart of the Peak District! Nestled in the scenic village of Grindleford (S32), this cosy 2-bedroom cottage offers peace, comfort, and easy access to stunning walks, local pubs, and famous national park attractions. Ideal for families, couples, or small groups looking to unwind and explore. Newly renovated kitchen with all appliances. Lor Coffee machine and a cafetière. Full sized fridge freezer and a dishwasher. Good sized lounge with 6 seating dining area and comfy sofa. A sitting room that doubles as a bedroom with a quality bed settee and desk area for work if needed. Upstairs has a master ensuite, large family bathroom and a 2nd bedroom with 2 single beds that can easily be put together. Under the stairs storage for muddy boots, coats etc with a washing machine.

Stoney Middleton is an interesting and pretty Peak District village. Those who take the time to detour away from the main road with its dark, overhanging cliffs will be rewarded with a wealth of beautiful buildings, little lanes lined with stone cottages, a very unusual octagonal church, and even a little brook running through the streets. In the centre of the village is the beautiful Middleton Hall, a private 17th Century manor house. This was once the home of Thomas Denman, Britain’s Lord Chief Justice in 1832. Thomas Denman built the Bath House opposite, taking advantage of the natural thermal springs that rise there, heating the water to a constant 18 degrees Celsius. The Bath House provided two baths – one for ladies and one for gentleman – separated by a wall. Each bath measures 3m x 4m and is 1.5m deep. The waters were believed to have healing powers. Grindleford station on the Sheffield – Manchester line is 3 miles North East of Stoney Middleton. Bus route 65 connects Grindleford station with Stoney Middleton (travel time 17 minutes). Toll Bar Bus Stop - Stoney Middleton, Hope Valley S32 4TL