Stable Apartment
ACCOMMODATION
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Stable self catering apartment sleeps two people in comfort. A beautifully appointed apartment in the restored and converted stable wing of Yeldersley Hall. The Hall is lived in by the owners and is located in beautifully landscaped gardens and parkland just outside the pretty market town of Ashbourne. Located in the Derbsyhire Dales and a short drive to the inpressive Peak District National Park. Our self catering accommodation is inspected annually by the Tourist Board. Stable aprtment is 5 star rated. This is a fabulous self contained apartment sleeping two people which is situated at first floor level in what was formerly the stable-lad's lodgings. The apartment has a warm, cosy atmosphere benefiting from a wealth of exposed beams and original features. However, the traditional country feel has been blended with the luxuries and advantages of modern living so that all conveniences are to hand. The apartment boasts a delightful fully fitted kitchen with gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. There is a full range of utensils, including toaster and mixer, and plenty of pots, pans and crockery. The dining table and four chairs have a prime outlook over the tennis court and walled garden. A separate utility room contains a freezer, washing machine and spin dryer. Comfort and good taste were firmly in mind in the planning of the stable apartment and they stand out in the lounge with its co-ordinated soft furnshings, a real effect gas fire, colour television and video. The spacious bedroom has a king-size bed, top quality furniture and delightful ensuite bathroom, which contains a bath with a powerful shower over it. Linen and towels are provided together with basic toiletries and cleaning materials. All gas and heating bills are included. Heating is gas central heating. The apartment has its own pay-phone. There is an iron, ironing board and vacuum. A cot and high chair are available by prior arrangement. HISTORY Yeldersley Hall was built on its present site in about 1800 for Edmund Evans, whose family made their money from a mill at Darley Abbey, Derby. The hall has had many owners since Edmund Evans, but had a long spell within the ownership of Francis Wright and his descendants. Francis Wright was a director of the Butterley Ironworks Company whose projects included St. Pancras Railway Station. He also owned Osmaston Manor, a nearby estate and he has a statue in his honour in the market place, Ashbourne. Royal connection Yeldersley Hall can claim a royal connection, albeit fairly remote! The Duchess of York's great grandfather, FitzHerbert Wright, owned Yeldersley Hall and her grandfather, Henry FitzHerbert Wright was born here. Her mother, Susan Barrantes, was born a FitzHerbert Wright. Ian Fleming connection Ian Fleming created James Bond in 1953 with the novel Casino Royale. He visited Yeldersley Hall on several occasions, primarily to see Muriel Wright with whom he had a passionate, but doomed wartime affair. Muriel Wright was the daughter of Henry FitzHerbert Wright. Apparently of great beauty, and a skier and polo player of some repute, it has been suggested that she could have stepped straight into the pages of a James Bond novel.
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