One Bed Apartment in Leafy Affluent Village close to M1 J30

Simple, comfortable 1-bedroom apartment in a peaceful village, minutes from M1 J30. Ideal for business or leisure, with easy access to Sheffield, Chesterfield, Worksop, the Peak District, Amazon and business parks. Features a separate bedroom, lounge with dining table, and kitchen with microwave, air fryer and washing machine. Great-value, no-frills accommodation in a picturesque chocolate-box village centre. Self check-in, ideal for contractors.

On a two-minute stroll, you'll encounter the impressive village church, where the bells still ring daily, adding to the village's charm without being intrusive. Along the way you'll pass three welcoming village pubs. First, less than a stone's throw away on the corner, is The Royal Oak. Continuing on, beside the Veteran Gardens and in front of the historic village Cross, you'll find The Rose and Crown, together with its adjoining café. Just beyond is the award-winning Doreen's Garden, located in the grounds of The Old School, the perfect spot for a quiet picnic beneath the shade of the horse chestnut tree.

On the village green you'll meet a number of imposing oak trees, old enough to have known Henry VIII. They have seen everything. Nestling beside them are the village hall and the handsome Victorian school, built in warm red brick with tall mullioned windows, steep slate roofs and stone gables. It has the reassuring character of a traditional English village school, the sort that has become increasingly rare. Opposite you'll find the post office and convenience store, a chemist and a pizza takeaway.

A further two-minute stroll takes you past a cluster of beautiful historic stone buildings and the vicarage, along a leafy path to The De Rodes Arms, a characterful Stonehouse pub renowned for its excellent-value breakfasts, traditional daily carveries and warm hospitality.

For those who enjoy a longer stroll, continue past the playing fields to the iconic former Barlborough Hall School. Built in 1583, this magnificent Elizabethan hall, with its castle-like towers and later Gothic Revival touches, is one of the village's most striking landmarks and well worth the walk.

If you fancy a proper walk or bike ride then Creswell Craggs is ten minutes away and the Peak District gateway in 30 mins.

Other things to note
Travelling with colleagues? We also have additional serviced apartments in the same building, subject to availability. Please get in touch if you need accommodation for multiple people or project teams.