The Stables
Bed and Breakfast in Ticknall, Derbyshire
Heritage Rating:
32 Main Street
Ticknall
Derbyshire
England
DE73 7JZ
Accommodation Description:
The Stables is a small family owned Bed & Breakfast run by Debby and Martin Pezzack within the village of Ticknall, Derbyshire. Martin and Debby took over the premises in August 2006 along with the village store.
The Main Accommodation Consists of a spacious, tastefully decorated two bedroom self contained apartment with private kitchen and bathroom facilities. Its size and amenities make it the ideal base for a small family holiday or business people working in the vicinity. Privacy and freedom are assured as the apartment is separate from the main house.
Off street parking is also available. Tichnall is a small but picturesque village close to Melbourne and Calke Abbey. Built between the years 1701/03, Calke Abbey is a fine baroque mansion that has undergone very little restoration and is surrounded by wonderful parkland.
The village contains a lock-up that was still used in the early part of the twentieth century, and the remains of the Church of St Thomas a Beckett on the site of the Church of St George, which was erected to cover the growth in population in the area in 1831.
From: £65.00
Room Facilities
Colour television
Tea and coffee making facilities
Non-smoking
Refrigerator
Family/oversized room
Amenities
Non-smoking (throughout)
Parking
Free parking
On-site parking
Business Facilities
Dining Facilities
Meals
Breakfast (Full cooked)
Child Facilities
Pet Policy
No pets
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Nearby Historic Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Calke Abbey -
0.5 miles (Historic House) 
Melbourne Hall -
2.4 miles (Historic House) 
Staunton Harold Church -
3.2 miles (Historic Church)
Ashby de la Zouch Museum -
4.4 miles (Museum)
Ashby de la Zouch, St Helens Church -
4.5 miles (Historic Church)
Donington Collection of Grand Prix Racing Cars -
4.5 miles (Museum)
Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle -
4.5 miles (Castle)
Moira Furnace -
5.9 miles (Historic Building)
Grace Dieu Priory -
6.1 miles (Abbey)
Royal Crown Derby -
7 miles (Museum)
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