No need to leave the house! Former pub is converted into a nine-bedroom property with a working bar where you can pull yourself a pint
- Poachers arms, in Hope Valley, in Derbyshire, was a working pub for over 20 years and is now available for hire
- Converted pub has a large modern kitchen, a conservatory with a large dining room and large sitting rooms
- The original bar, which is in full working order, allows you to be able to pull a pint still or make a cocktail
An Peak District pub has been converted into a nine-bedroom property, with a working bar within in, so you can pull yourself a pint, without having to leave the comfort of your own house.
The Poachers arms, based in the Hope Valley, in Derbyshire, was a working pub for over 20 years, but is now available for rent and has nine bedrooms and sleeps up to thirty people.
The converted pub, which is currently available for holiday stays on Skyes Cottages, has a large modern kitchen, a conservatory with a large dining room and two large sitting rooms.
However, it also still has its original bar, which is in full working order – so you can can take turns pouring yourself a pint or mixing cocktails behind the bar.
The Poachers arms, based in the Hope Valley, in Derbyshire, was a working pub for over 20 years, but is now available for rent and has nine bedrooms and sleeps up to thirty people
The bar area has kept the same decor when it was a pub, along with a red patterned carpets, dark pine wood furniture and 80’s style couches.
Old meets new in this converted pub – as the bar area has kept the same decor when it was a pub, along with a red patterned carpets, dark pine wood furniture and 80’s style couches.
There are beers and ciders on tap, including a Strongbow and John Smith, while the original signage is also still hanging outside the pub.
Like any good country pub, it also has a games area, with a selection of table games, books and table football.
However, modern adaptations to the pub and property include Smart TV’s and and games consoles – to help entertain the children and also fibre broadband throughout the cottage.
The original bar is in full working order – so you can can take turns acting like a landlord for the day – and pour yourself a pint or mix yourself a cocktail
The conservatory is also adapted for meetings, with a large table – so can we booked for team and work away days. However it can also be used for meal times
The property has a large modern kitchen with all the latest gadgets, large modern ovens, white washed walls and even a breakfast bar with leather stools
The bedrooms have been modernised and have comfy beds, modern furniture and new windows. There are nine double en-suite bedrooms, two of which have added bunk beds
The children’s playground is also similar to what you’d find in a pub today – with swings, a slide and climbing wall. However you’ll also find a barbecue and a hot tub outside.
Behind the bar they’ve renovated the property – so you’ll find a large modern kitchen with all the latest gadgets and even a breakfast bar with leather stools.
While the conservatory serves as a large dining room with adequate seating for everyone to all sit together around one large table. However, it could also be used for meetings and team away days.
The pub area of the property has kept the same furnishings – which look very different to the modern part of the living area
There are beers and ciders on tap in the pub, which is now a rental property for up to 30, including Strongbow and John Smiths
The pub also has a games area, which you would find in any good country pub, with a selection of table games, books and table football
There are nine double en-suite bedrooms, two of which have added bunk beds so they sleep a total of six people in one room and four in another, all of which are equipped with their own TV with Freeview.
Eight of these rooms are all on the first floor, with the ninth being situated on the ground floor. While three bed settees sleep another six guests.
Outside is a large enclosed and safe gravelled area with a paved patio and covered hot tub, a charcoal barbecue and plenty of outdoor seating for groups to relax and drink. While there is also a secure lockable steel shed for any bikes and outdoor equipment.
The property still has the original signage of the pub, despite it no longer being an actual pub, but a property to rent via Skyes cottages
Modern adaptations to the pub and property include Smart TV’s and and games consoles – to help entertain the children and also fibre broadband throughout the cottage
Based in the the village of Hope, once you get bored of being the landlord you can go to a real pub in the village – where they has a selection of traditional pubs serving food, cafés and small unique shops.
If you want to go further afield just over a mile away is the village of Castleton with its Norman Castle, numerous caves to explore and the imposing Winnats Pass.
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