Holiday abroad .... in England!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 13, 2009 -- The rain and the wind this year don’t seem to be putting off Britain’s holiday makers, of whom, according to a recent survey, 56% of us are still intending to holiday at home during 2010. There are many beautiful places in Britain, and none more so than an often over-looked area on the edge of The Peak District spanning Cheshire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire.

This delightful part of England has fine transportation routes, making it easily accessible from just about anywhere in the UK, an hour and forty minutes from London’s Euston station or thirty minutes from either the M6 or M1. Best View in Britain Barn, a newly converted, luxury holiday let, is taking advantage of the scenery, culture and shopping opportunities of the area that sits between Buxton, Leek and Macclesfield. Best View Barn has outstanding views that span seven counties. If you love watching the weather, then this is the place for you. Amateur meteorologists can spot the rain clouds coming, or watch the magnificent sunsets or use the barn’s telescope to view the horizon or the stars.

If self-catering appeals, Best View in Britain Barn ticks all of those boxes. It is located within that special and often overlooked patch of England. Equidistant between Macclesfield and Buxton it has views stretching hundreds of miles across the Cheshire Plain to Snowdonia in the west, Manchester and far beyond in the north. To the east is the drama of the Peak District, full of majestic rocky outcrops, lakes, forests and moors perfect for exploring on foot or by mountain bike. This luxury holiday cottage is newly converted for autumn 2009, and offers every convenience, from local organic food deliveries, to the opulence of fine Egyptian bed linen. The arrival is certainly breathtaking and not for the vertiginous! The barn itself is spacious, sparkling and sumptuous.

Whilst Best View in Britain Barn is isolated, the outstanding views draw you into the landscape. The luxury holiday cottage’s owner Miranda Rijks explains the attraction of the location. “Whilst most of our visitors are likely to choose us because of the spectacular scenery and outdoors pursuits, we also appeal to those who just love a great view and want to relax in comfort. We’re very lucky in this part of the world. We have the outdoors, the culture and the shopping. Manchester’s only thirty minutes away on the train.”

Buxton itself is well known for it’s splendid summer Opera and Literature and Gilbert and Sullivan festivals, but there is plenty going on all year around. Buxton Opera House is charming and attracts year round national and international talent. Now home to Derby University, the town is becoming increasingly vibrant and full of interesting and unique shops, cafes and restaurants. The more adventurous should visit the stunning formations in Pooles Cavern or challenge themselves on the ropes at Go Ape.

For further information visit: www.bestviewinbritain.com

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