Prospect House Guest House

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Features

Family Room(s)
Off-street Parking
Television
Ensuite (Private Bathroom)
Breakfast

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Prospect House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in a delightful beamed Victorian coach-house, built in 1838, and set within a peaceful courtyard.

Prospect House is open all year round and can offer single, twin, double or family rooms, some on the ground floor. Guests are offered traditional charm and independent access to come and go as you please. There is a a car park is adjacent to the property, children's play area and a charming cottage garden.

Flexible mealtimes are offered to suit your itinerary and special dietary requirements can be catered for. A limited room service menu is available between noon and 9pm.

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Location: Prospect House nestles in the stunning North Staffordshire Moorlands, close to the splendours of the peak National Park. Glorious walks and drives, sprinkled with pubs and tea rooms are plentiful, and outdoor pursuits such as cycling and pony-trekking can be easily arranged. Just nine miles from Alton Towers, the guest house is also ideally located to discover the heritage and factory shops of the Potteries; tour the spa towns of Buxton, Ashbourne, and Bakewell; or visit one of the many magnificent stately homes such as Shugborough or Chatsworth. Explore the antique shops as you wander through the historic market town of Leek, just four miles away.
Parking: Off-street Parking
Room - General: Ensuite (Private Bathroom)
Accommodation Type: Family Room(s)
Included in Tariff: Breakfast
Guest Lounge: Television

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Location

334 Cheadle Road
Cheddleton
Leek
Staffordshire England

Additional InfoProspect House nestles in the stunning North Staffordshire Moorlands, close to the splendours of the peak National Park. Glorious walks and drives, sprinkled with pubs and tea rooms are plentiful, and outdoor pursuits such as cycling and pony-trekking can be easily arranged. Just nine miles from Alton Towers, the guest house is also ideally located to discover the heritage and factory shops of the Potteries; tour the spa towns of Buxton, Ashbourne, and Bakewell; or visit one of the many magnificent stately homes such as Shugborough or Chatsworth. Explore the antique shops as you wander through the historic market town of Leek, just four miles away.