“A high quality cottage with historic charm and brilliantly modernised. A dream stay in a place that's full of character”
Phil · Sawday’s reviewer
Historic character. Contemporary comfort.
Discover 42A remarkable place to stay.
Discover 46Explore the cottage.
A luxury self‑catering holiday cottage for two in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. The end cottage combines a leather Chesterfield and oak beams with a quiet space upstairs to read or work. Each cottage sleeps two, with gas central heating, fibre broadband and Wi‑Fi throughout the house and garden, and Yale digital keypad entry. No pets or smoking.
The upstairs bedroom has a Simba king‑size bed and mattress, Coolmax pillows, Egyptian cotton linen, towels, robes, a hairdryer, Velux blackout blinds and a luggage rack. The triangular bedroom doorway is unsuitable for guests with limited mobility.
Four‑seat leather Chesterfield and reclining three‑seat sofa; electric stove, coffee and nesting tables, adjustable lighting and reading lamps. Books, games and maps.
43-inch SkyGlass 4K television, Sky, Netflix and Dolby Atmos.
Gas hob. Electric oven and grill, microwave, extractor, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, Illy pod coffee machine, Dualit kettle and toaster, Sophie Conran tableware and a dining table for four. Laundry equipment includes a washing machine, drying rack, iron, ironing board and cordless Dyson vacuum.
Walnut desk, Kartell office chair, storage and wardrobe space; bedroom dressing table and Kartell chair.
Walk‑in power/rain shower, basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail.
Garden bench, secluded outdoor dining space and a secure stone outbuilding for bicycles and outdoor equipment.
Free off‑road parking is approximately 150 yards away. Public parking is around two minutes on foot.
Explore the cottage.
A luxury holiday let for two in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. The middle cottage has a wood‑burning stove and an upstairs study overlooking centuries of history. Each cottage sleeps two, with gas central heating, fibre broadband and Wi‑Fi throughout the house and garden, and Yale digital keypad entry. No pets or smoking.
The upstairs bedroom has a Simba king‑size bed and mattress, Coolmax pillows, Egyptian cotton linen, towels, robes, a hairdryer, Velux blackout blinds and a luggage rack. The triangular bedroom doorway is unsuitable for guests with limited mobility.
Three‑seat leather Morganson sofa and reclining three‑seat sofa; Jøtul wood‑burning stove, wall-mounted woodstore, coffee and side tables, adjustable lighting and reading lamps. Books and games.
43-inch Sony Bravia 4K HDR television with soundbar and bass box downstairs; 32-inch Sony Bravia HD television upstairs. Sky Q, AirPlay and Netflix, with 4K HDR viewing downstairs and Dolby stereo sound.
Induction hob. Electric oven and grill, microwave, extractor, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, Illy pod coffee machine, Dualit kettle and toaster, Sophie Conran tableware and a dining table for four. Laundry equipment includes a washing machine, drying rack, iron, ironing board and cordless Dyson vacuum.
Tempered-glass desk, Vitra office chair, three‑seat sofa, coffee table and wardrobe storage; bedroom dressing table and Kartell Ghost chairs.
Walk‑in power/rain shower, basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail.
Garden table and chairs, secluded outdoor dining space and a secure stone outbuilding for bicycles and outdoor equipment.
Free off‑road parking is approximately 150 yards away. Public parking is around two minutes on foot.
A high quality cottage with historic charm and brilliantly modernised. A dream stay in a place that's full of character”
Phil · Sawday’s reviewer
Thanks again for a memorable stay”
Carl & Danielle · Coolstays reviewer
Super friendly and welcoming hosts. Beautiful cosy accommodation, steeped in history and on the doorstep of beautiful Ashbourne and the Peak District.”
Paul · Sawday’s reviewer
It was beautifully styled but still got all the practical things right. Great bed linen and towels, well‑equipped kitchen, such a cosy sitting area.”
Cathy · Sawday’s reviewer
lots of little thoughtful touches that really made this place a home away from home!”
Simon & Jo · Coolstays reviewer
Hosts are very friendly and helpful. The location is right in the centre of Ashbourne, with everything a short walk away.”
Steve · Sawday’s reviewer
From the warm welcome by the owners, to the festive touches around the cottage, the log burner, the comfortable living area”
Alison · Sawday’s reviewer
An exceptional place to stay in the heart of Ashbourne. The owners have converted a historical building into very comfortable accommodation”
Mary · Sawday’s reviewer
When Christopher Pegge left provision in his will, dated 12th June 1669, for six Almshouses to be built on his property in Ashbourne for six poor inhabitants of the town, he could never have imagined the lasting legacy his generosity would create.
Christopher Pegge of the Inner Temple endowed an estate yielding £44 each year. The Governor of the Free School was entrusted with using this fund to support the six residents, supplement the wages of the schoolmaster and his assistant, and meet other needs.
More than 350 years later, these remarkable Grade II* listed buildings continue to tell their story, welcoming guests from around the world to experience their history, character and sense of place.
The original Almshouses have been lovingly transformed into three unique cottages, combining historic character with thoughtful design and the comforts of modern living.
An 1893 photograph records the cottages’ water barrels, a young holly tree, the cobbled street and a paddock beyond. The buildings and Pegge family crest remain part of the historic fabric of Church Street.
Ashbourne is known as ‘The Gateway to Dovedale’. While there’s no doubt that it’s the perfect base if you want to explore the spectacular limestone landscapes of the southern White Peak, it also pays to take a leisurely walking tour around town to immerse yourself in its fascinating history and architecture.
With more than 200 listed buildings — including historic almshouses, fine coaching inns and genteel town houses — Ashbourne is a visual feast for the discerning visitor. Don’t miss the splendid facade of the Grade I listed Old Grammar School; the ‘longest inn sign in the world’ outside The Greenman pub and restaurant; or the beautiful St Oswald’s Parish Church with its striking 212 feet high spire, described by classic author George Eliot as the ‘finest single spire in England’.
Another highlight is the 17th century mansion, once home to the ‘King of Ashbourne’, Dr. John Taylor, where Lichfield‑born Dr. Samuel Johnson, author of A Dictionary of the English Language, was a frequent visitor in the 1700s.
Ashbourne also has some fascinating foodie links. The original recipe for Ashbourne Gingerbread was acquired from French prisoners of war — in particular the personal chef of a captured French general — who were kept in the town during the Napoleonic wars (1799–1815).
The timber‑framed Gingerbread Shop — now a Birds Bakery — can still be seen in St John Street and the Original Ashbourne Gingerbread can be purchased locally.
Shopping is a pure pleasure thanks to its plethora of small, family‑run businesses and weekly open‑air market. Browse for fine antiques, quality food and drink, designer fashion and much more, then relax over morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea in a selection of cafés, inns and tea rooms.
Ashbourne is also famous for its ancient tradition of Royal Shrovetide Football — ‘turned up’, or started, by such famous figures as Prince Charles, Sir Stanley Matthews and The Duke of Devonshire. Played each Shrovetide Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, it’s a unique and unruly event that bears little resemblance to the modern game!
Walkers, cyclists and horse riders will appreciate the fact that the town also sits at the start of the traffic‑free Tissington Trail — a green gateway to Dovedale and the Pennine Bridleway, linking up farther north with the popular High Peak Trail.
Ashbourne sits at the southern edge of the Peak District, where southern Derbyshire’s red sandstone meets the limestone country of Dovedale and the White Peak, a short distance from the River Dove. The cottages are two minutes’ walk from Ashbourne town centre, with its cafés, restaurants, pubs and independent shops. Free off-street parking is available approximately 150 yards from the cottages. The surrounding area offers mountain biking, fishing, golf, rock climbing and sailing, as well as historic sites, stately homes, markets, museums, galleries and theme parks. Crich Tramway Museum is another option for a day out.
Church Street’s neighbours include St Oswald’s Church, the former Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, founded in 1585, and Owfield’s Almshouses, built between 1614 and 1630. Ashbourne was a royal borough by the Domesday survey; Charles I visited the town, and Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here during his march south to Derby in 1745.
Join the Tissington Trail near the leisure centre, around 50 metres away. Its 13-mile route reaches Parsley Hay and connects to the High Peak Trail. Walking and cycling routes pass near Dovedale, Tissington and Hartington, with parking and cycle hire at Mapleton Lane. Horse riders and wildlife enthusiasts also enjoy the trail. Flatter sections suit wheelchairs and pushchairs, but the incline near Mapleton needs to be considered when choosing a route. The High Peak Trail continues between High Peak Junction and the Dowlow area near Buxton.
Ashbourne’s annual Royal Shrovetide Football brings the Uppards and Downards together in a traditional game involving hundreds of people that spreads through the streets, fields and river. Goals lie three miles apart, and the hand-stitched leather ball is filled with cork so it floats. Play runs from 2pm until 10pm, unless a goal after 6pm ends the day’s game.
Built in 1669, Pegges Almshouses offers two boutique holiday cottages in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, at the edge of the Peak District. Original sandstone, oak beams and quirky triangular bedroom doorways give these historic buildings their individual character. Thoughtfully chosen interiors and modern comforts make each a distinctive retreat for two.
42 and 46 Church Street are in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, at the southern edge of the Peak District. Shops, cafés and restaurants are a short walk away, with Dovedale and the Tissington Trail nearby. Find directions and arrival details.
The cottages are two minutes’ walk from Ashbourne town centre, with cafés, restaurants, pubs and independent shops close by. You can leave your car in the free off-street parking approximately 150 yards from the cottages and explore the town on foot.
Both cottages sleep two and combine original features with modern comforts. 42 Church Street is the end cottage, with a leather Chesterfield, oak beams and a quiet space upstairs to read or work. 46 Church Street is the middle cottage, with a wood-burning stove and an upstairs study. Explore each cottage’s photographs and floor plans to choose your favourite.
Free off‑road parking is available approximately 150 yards from the cottages. Public parking is also around two minutes away on foot.
Each cottage sleeps two guests in a bedroom with a Simba king‑size bed. Choose 42 Church Street or 46 Church Street to see photographs, facilities and floor plans.
Yes. Both homes have kitchens, Wi‑Fi and central heating. 46 Church Street also has a wood‑burning stove. Full kitchen and cottage facilities are listed in each cottage’s details.
Use the booking calendars for 42 and 46 Church Street to check dates and book securely through SuperControl. Check‑in is from 3.30pm and check‑out is by 11am.
Pets and smoking are not permitted. Both bedrooms are upstairs, and the triangular bedroom doorways are unsuitable for guests with limited mobility. Please contact Clive and Mari Booth to discuss access before booking.
Check‑in from 3.30pm; check‑out by 11am. Contact Clive and Mari Booth to discuss other arrangements.
42 & 46 Church Street
Ashbourne, Derbyshire
DE6 1AJ
The published booking terms specify a 25% non‑refundable deposit, with the remaining 75% payable ten weeks before arrival. A booking is confirmed when written confirmation is issued.
Cancellation charges depend on notice given. Please read the full terms before booking.
Read guests’ experiences of our historic cottages and the personal hospitality of your hosts, Clive and Mari Booth.
“No.46 was the perfect getaway for us and an amazing place to see in the New Year. The Almshouse is better than we imagined and Clive and Mari Booth were amazing from the pre‑booking suggestions for exploring and greeting us on arrival, plus the recommendation of The Greenman pub and restaurant. Attention to detail here is second to none and all the little touches made our stay even more enjoyable, we hardly ever wanted to leave. Clive and Mari Booth really go the extra mile to make you feel safe and at home here, thankyou! We hope to be lucky enough to return to this beautiful property soon!”
Hayley and Daniel / Leicestershire
“Cannot say enough good things about No.46 – beautiful property, immaculate, so well looked after and presented, so cosy – a real home away from home. Clive and Mari Booth have created somethingvery special here and we will most certainly be back! The cottage has everything and we mean everything, you could possibly need, Clive nad Mari have thought of everything and go out of their way to add little touches around the place that give it a really special feeling throughout. Three blissful days at No.46, thankyou so much Clive and Mari Booth!”
Simon and Jo / Rotherham
“Our second visit – this time for a whole week; As ever Clive and Mari Booth are so welcoming – the perfect hosts. With days spent exploring the area – there is so much to see and do, it was a joy to come back, light a fire and cosy up and relax in comfort. It’s been a wonderful relaxing week – just what we needed. Thankyou for creating such a unique experience!”
Suzanne and James Crafer / Oxford
“Thank you so very much for allowing us to stay in your beautiful cottage. We have had a fabulous time and cannot speak highly enough of our stay. Great hosts too – going out of your way to provide recommendations of local sights and places to eat and drink. We will be taking a few of your interior design ideas back to our own house with us! All the very best Clive and Mari Booth – and thanks once again.”
John and Gail / Birmingham
“I was looking for a perfect weekend retreat and I found it at 46 Church Street. Clive and Mari Booth have been kindness itself, so warm and welcoming. It has been a delight to stay in their unique Alms House with its history and beautiful stylish interiors. To enjoy the state‑of‑the‑art coffee machine etc., was so good and all the eco friendly products added to the enjoyment. A big thank you. It was a joy to stay here. A real treat!”
Tina / London
“Absolutely amazing place in which to spend a few days exploring the Peaks. Gorgeous space and will definitely be back! Thanks.”
Paul and Pete / London
“46 Church Street is by far the best holiday let we have ever had. The cottage is equipped, furnished and decorated to an exceptional standard by hosts with evident great taste who could not be more welcoming. It was our first time in the Peak District and No. 46 makes us want to return.”
Ian and Sarah / South Wales
“46 Church Street is an exceptionally beautiful property. The attention to detail makes you feel right at home and everything feels very luxurious and welcoming. The goodies provided like coffee and toiletries are a fabulous touch! Clive and Mari Booth are such wonderful hosts, you can see the love and attention they have poured into the place and they had so many recommendations for things to do in the area! We will definitely be coming back and we will recommend to our friends and family.”
Laura and Russell / Wellingborough
“Such a lovely warm welcome, nothing was too much trouble. We had a wonderful weekend – a visit from our granddaughter Ivy and a WHAT service to welcome her within easy reach. Lovely meals locally and helpful, friendly people from Ashbourne and Derbyshire. Always ready with recommendations and directions for us southerners! Lovely Tissington and high peaks. We’ll be back.”
Sally and Pete / Devon
“We thought No. 46 looked great on the website – an ideal place for our honeymoon. No. 46 is even better than we could have imagined. Clive and Mari Booth you have done an amazing job with this cottage – your attention to detail from our arrival through to your suggestions and tips were amazing. Our stay here has been a fabulous few days of fun and relaxation. We look forward to returning and will recommend to family and friends. Thank you very much for a great stay!”
Tim and Claire / Hertfordshire
“Thank you Mari & Clive for the perfect stay, from the wonderful recommendations you made to the tiniest details that made us feel so well looked after. (We still can’t get over the lavender in the loo roll!). Highlights of our time spent here were cycling up the Tissington Trail to the Royal Oak at Hurdlow for a very leisurely lunch. Electric bikes highly recommended especially during a rainstorm! We also really enjoyed a picnic and a paddle at Three Shires Head followed by a quick drink at the Cat & Fiddle distillery. We got a tandem cycle to Tissington Village before heading home though we wish we were returning to the comfort and luxury of No. 46 instead. We will be telling everyone about this gorgeous cottage and it’s kind and generous hosts!”
Bethan and Luke / North Wales
“A very big thanks to Clive and Mari Booth for such a warm welcome and providing the various recommendations! Whilst we appeared to stay during the heatwave that did not stop us! What you have done with the cottage is amazing and can clearly see all the thought and effort you have put in to make such a place!”
Ben and Louise / Leeds
“46 Church Street – wow! Everything we needed was here. Had a super break. Can recommended bike hire and Tissington Trail, brunch at Jack Rabbits, great experience tasting menu at The Lighthouse, walk from Ilam Park up Thorpe Cloud and Dovedale Stepping Stones. Clive a great (and rightly proud) host. Thanks for everything.”
Ceri and Dave / Hertfordshire
“What a find! We absolutely loved it here; Clive and Mari Booth thank you for being so welcoming (+ Rascal too – lovely to watch the England win with him!). No. 46 is a wonderful combination of ‘ancient and modern’, really thoughtful touches to make a stay here so very comfortable. We had just one problem… we should have booked a longer stay! We’ll definitely be back and for longer next time! Thanks again.”
Suzanne and James / Marcham
“Thank you Clive & Mari! We have loved our stay at No. 46. The cottage was delightful in every aspect, both in design and comfort. It is a unique blend of style and history. We had a relaxing mother and daughter break – visiting Chatsworth, walking in Dovedale and a lazy lunch at The Duncombe Arms, Ellastone. Thank you for the bubbly and Bee Kind goodies. Much more to explore in the Peak District and we will be back. Thanks again.”
Val and Rosie Parkinson / Cumbria
“What a fantastic stay, wonderful cottage and hosts – a real treat – I will be back. Your attention to detail and thoughtfulness is second to none!”
Nicky / Bishop’s Stortford
“Absolutely one of a kind. 46 Church Street looks fantastic from the pictures but even Clive’s incredible work doesn’t do justice to the atmosphere and home they have created. The quality and attention to detail are second to none in a cottage that makes you feel instantly relaxed and at home. Clive and Mari Booth are wonderful hosts (thank you for the garden chats) with plenty of local tips to enjoy. We leave happy, ready to face the world once more and with our bellies dreaming of Ashbourne Bakehouse bread and Greenman’s lemon tart! Can’t wait to come back. Thank you.”
Alice and Adam / Sussex
“The contrast between the 17th Century exterior and the 21st interior was striking: so comfortable and well equipped, and so convenient for all the facilities of Ashbourne. A great place for a weekend break. Will recommend to our friends.”
Chris and Jackie / Sheffield
“What a gem 46 Church Street is! 17th Century meets 21st Century. We have had a brilliant stay. Clive and Mari Booth are wonderful hosts and have made us feel right at home. We recommend a meal at The Greenman, a trip to Chatsworth House and a day out to Buxton. There is so much to do so we will definitely be back and recommending our friends. Thanks for a great stay.”
Jared and Kate / The Wirral
“What a wonderful break! Fantastic location and every possible need catered for. Clive and Mari Booth were fabulous hosts, a lovely warm welcome. We enjoyed and would recommend paddle boarding at Carsington Water and the bike ride to Parsley Hay. We also enjoyed a wonderful meal at The Greenman in town. We are looking forward to returning as much more to enjoy!”
Sally / Manchester
“What a brilliant little gem this cottage is. Stylish with every comfort. We’ve had a lovely 3 days and will be extolling its virtues to all our friends. Many thanks Clive and Mari Booth for your helpful advice.”
Sylvia and Stephen / North Yorkshire
“What a fabulous little bolt hole! Welcome from Clive and Mari Booth was exceptional. Highly recommend The Greenman for a meal and a bike ride along the Tissington Trail. We will be back!”
Mike and Sarah / Cheshire
“Great cottage and lovely place. Very comfortable with great facilities. Mixed a holiday with working from home. The Covid lockdown didn’t spoil our trip at all. House of Beer recommended as is The Greenman and Artisan. Would definitely recommend to friends. Thank you!”
Steve and Ros / London
“Quality, quality, quality. What a wonderful accommodation and facilities. We felt at home straight away. From the kitchen to the bedroom the interior is superb. Mari and Clive are on hand to help but not intrusive. Not only is No. 46 a fantastic accommodation the location is also great with lots to do on your doorstep. We have had a wonderful time and will certainly recommend No. 46 to our friends. Thanks again!”
Kate and Den / Devizes
“Expectations exceeded! On arrival excellent presentation throughout. Facilities fantastic… in particular coffee machine, dishwasher and TV were very useful. Other touches that were nice to see were eco‑friendly products (hand soap, dishwasher tablets etc). We truly have had a wonderful stay and we will be writing a review online to reflect the memorable time we had at 46 Church Street. One final thanks for the lovely card and bubbles on my birthday, it was a lovely surprise!”
Julia and Ed / Kent
“We had a fantastic stay at 46 Church Street in January 2020. If you want to stay in a unique, quirky and cosy Almshouse this is the place for you! Clive and Mari Booth had thought of comfort in a contemporary way which stylishly complimented the charming and historic setting. It is in a good location in the centre of Ashbourne and within easy driving distance of fabulous walks in the Peak District.”
Sue and Olly / London
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
DEFINITIONS
In these Conditions of Hire “we” “us” “our” means Clive and Mari Booth, 50 Church St., Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1AJ – the managing agents of the properties. “The Hirer” means the person or persons whose name or names appear on the Booking Form. “The Booking Form” shall mean the booking form as sent to the hirer by post or email. “The Premises” means the cottage/s hired including yard and garden. “The Furniture” means the fixture, fittings, furniture and effects set out in the inventory held by us which sets out the individual items and their present condition “occupancy” each of the cottages is offered only on the understanding that no more than the maximum number of people indicated in the booking form shall use it. “Services” the service provided to the Hirer by us under the terms of these conditions.
1. Once the Hirer has undertaken a booking, then it is deemed that he/she and the remainder of the group agree to abide by the conditions laid out in this document entitled “Terms and Conditions”.
2. The Hirer takes the Premises and agrees to pay to us the Rent in accordance with the provisions of the Booking Form and these Conditions of Hire otherwise we shall be free to cancel the booking, by
giving notice to the Hirer and to retain all monies paid by the Hirer and re‑let the Premises and to claim all losses and expenses incurred (including the loss of rent commission and otherwise) incurred by us, from the Hirer. Once the booking is received the clients are liable for payment of the balance of the rent.
3. A 25% non‑refundable Rent deposit is due on booking and the final 75% Rent deposit is due ten weeks prior to the arrival date.
3.1 We will release the keys of the Premises to the Hirer at the start of the holiday on payment of the Rent in accordance with the Booking Form.
3.2 In order that Premises can be thoroughly inspected and cleaned between lets, holidays commence at 3.30 pm on arrival day and terminate at 11.00 am on departure day. In certain circumstances this can be amended – please contact us to discuss any requests for alterations in arrival/departure times.
4. The Hirer will: (i) not make any alterations or additions to the Premises the decorations Furniture, nor deface the Premises, and will keep and leave the premises and the Furniture clean and tidy and in the same state of repair and condition as they are in on the day the Hirer takes up occupation, and not remove any of the Furniture from its position in the Premises. (See also
section on PETS below and our Pet Policy) (ii) not do anything on the Premises which may be or tend to be a nuisance annoyance or cause damage to the owners or occupiers of any neighbouring or adjoining property;
(iii) Use the Premises for the purpose only of a private holiday residence for the number of persons indicated in this brochure and we reserve the right to withhold and/or withdraw the keys of the Premises if such number is exceeded. The Hirer will not assign sublet or part with or share possession of the Premises or any part of them under any circumstances whatsoever;
(iv) Permit us or the Owner or our representatives to have Access to the Premises at all reasonable times;
(v) Deliver to us all the keys of the Premises or replace them in the location that they were found at the beginning of the holiday, on the last day of the holiday mentioned in the Booking Form. In the event of any failure by the Hirer to do so, the Hirer is liable to us for payment on demand of the full cost of any replacement keys and/or locks to the Premises.
(vi) Upon us or our representatives being called upon by the Hirer to provide entry to the Premises, as a result of the Hirer having left the keys inside the Premises or elsewhere or having lost the keys off the Premises, the Hirer will be required to pay all charges and costs incurred and there will be a minimum charge of £40.00 per call out together with the cost of any replacement keys and/or locks where the Hirer hereby agrees to pay on demand by us or the Owner.
5. If due to circumstances beyond our control we find it necessary to alter or cancel the reservation of the Premises by the Hirer we shall, upon becoming aware of the circumstances, inform the Hirer of the alteration or cancellation and
(i) Endeavour to arrange and offer to the Hirer alternative accommodation of a similar type and standard and in a similar location as that reserved by the Hirer subject to our right to charge the Hirer any difference in price.
(ii) If the alternative accommodation is not available to the Hirer or it is not reasonably practical for us to arrange alternative accommodation or if the Hirer states in writing that the alternative accommodation offered by us is unacceptable to him/her within 10 days of our offering such accommodation, we shall refund in full all monies paid to the Hirer and shall not be under any further liability to the Hirer.
6. Notice of cancellation must be given by the Hirer, to us in writing .If the cancellation is made prior to 8 weeks before the holiday starts a full refund will be given, minus the 25% non refundable deposit; if 4 weeks before the start of the holiday 50% refund will be given, minus the 25% non refundable deposit; 2 weeks before a 25% refund will be given, minus the 25% non refundable deposit; less than 2 weeks before the start of the holiday – no refund will be given. We advise taking out an appropriate cancellation insurance scheme to cover you in this event.
7. It is agreed by us and the Hirer: (i) That the Premises are to be occupied by the Hirer for a holiday home as mentioned in the Housing Act 1988 Schedule I Paragraph 9 and the Hirer acknowledges that the tenancy granted by this Agreement is not an Assured Tenancy and that no statutory periodic tenancy will arise on the determination of the Term.
8. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information given either orally or written and all representations are made in good faith, no such representations will create any liability on our part.
9. Price Changes. We reserve the right to amend prices quoted in the website www.46churchstreet.co.uk due to errors or omissions, or changes in the VAT rate
10. Brochure Descriptions. Some of the information in our descriptions details factors outside the Premises such as shops, public houses, churches. Closure of such premises and other changes to external facilities are outside our control and therefore these details cannot be relied upon absolutely. Bookings are accepted on the understanding that you have read the description in the brochure or on the current website.
11. Changing a Booking. Once a booking has been accepted by us the booking can be considered to be changed to another date providing the new dates are available and the appropriate charge applied. In either event an administration charge of £25 may be levied. We reserve the right to refuse or curtail any booking that appears (via the booking form, or from other information received) not to meet the requirement, either by numbers in the party or composition. We also reserve the right to make any booking subject to deposit/returnable bond being received against inventory and cleaning, refundable after the holiday, less any damaged or missing items and less any other than normal cleaning being necessary by us. Please note your holiday is not confirmed until you have received written confirmation from us and we reserve the right to refuse any booking before we have issued the written holiday confirmation.
12. These Conditions of Hire supersede all previous issues.
13. PETS. Strict no pet policy.
14. If any clause contained in these conditions is held by any competent authority to be invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part the validity of the other clauses and the remainder of the clause shall not be affected.
14.1 Except in respect of death or personal injury caused by our negligence or our employee or agents, we shall not be liable to the Hirer by reason of any representation (unless fraudulent), or any implied warranty, condition or other term, or any duty at common law, or under the express terms of the contract between us, for any indirect, special or consequential loss or damage, loss of profit, costs, expenses or other claims for compensation whatsoever (whether caused by our negligence
or our employees or agents or otherwise) which arise out of or in connection with the supply of the Services and our entire liability under or in connection with the contract between us shall not exceed the price of the Services.
14.2 We shall not be liable to the Hirer or be deemed to be in breach of the contract by reason of any delay in performing, or any failure to perform, any of our obligations, if the delay or failure was due to any cause beyond our reasonable control.
14.3 Data Protection – We agree not to pass on your details to any third party except with your prior written consent.
15 Left property .We will return left items if you send us a S.A.E.
16 Law
16.1 The laws of England shall govern the contract made between us, and the Hirer agrees to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
17. Waiver
17.1 No waiver by us of any breach by the Hirer of any provision shall be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent breach of that provision or any breach of any other provision.
17.2 Rental Prices are reviewed on an annual basis and may be subject to change and uplift.
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Built in 1669 from local sandstone and oak, Pegge’s Almshouses began as six homes, later combined into three. Today, 42 and 46 each retain two front doors within this Grade II* listed building.
