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Ashbourne a historic Market Town is the Southern Gateway to the Beautiful Peak District. The towns Grammer School founded in 1585 is named after Queen Elizabeth and known locally as 'QEGS'. Ashbourne can also boast of visits by Charles I, Bonny Prince Charlie who stayed here on his march south to Derby in 1745 and more recently Prince Charles who in 2006 started Ashbourne's Historic game of Royal Shrovetide Football by throwing up the ball.

Frith's cottage is a secluded town centre cottage with private terrace. It gives unique access to all the attractions of a Georgian Derbyshire market town. Located in the centre of Ashbourne, Frith's Cottage is well situated to explore all that the local area has to offer. Being the gateway to Dovedale, Ashbourne is certainly an excellent venue for those wishing to explore the Derbyshire Dales and Staffordshire Moorlands on foot. For those visitors who prefer pedal power, the Tissington Trail starts in town and offers a cycle friendly route to Hartington and beyond. Ashbourne is well appointed with fine pubs and hostelries, as well as great restaurants and cafes for those wishing to be catered for. Traditional butchers, bakers and an excellent game and fishmonger also grace it's cobbled streets. Antiques also feature heavily in the town with many antique shops side by side in historic Church Street. Stylish visitors to Frith's Cottage will find sartorial elegance and style in the numerous fashion boutiques and outfitters. A number of jewlers shops also feature in Ashbourne. Alton Towers is also located nearby, if the visceral thrills of a theme park appeal. Frith's Cottage is an authentic early nineteenth century, oak beamed, town cottage. It has two double bedrooms, a small shower room/toilet, a living room and kitchen/diner. For further details see www.frithscottage.com