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Heart of England Tourist Board: Four Star, Silver Award'Which?' Good B & B Guide (1998 to date)
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Stoneridge Guest House is an elegant Victorian House situated in a prestigious residential area of Buxton.
Built in 1887 the house has views overlooking Buxton's Cricket Ground and is within Buxton's conservation area. The unique town centre full of boutiques, cafe bars and restaurants are all within a five minutes strolling distance. Stoneridge Guest House is ideally located to visit some of Buxton's famous landmarks including the Opera House, Georgian Cresent, the ornamental Pavillion Gardens, Devonshire Spa/University Campus and the famous St. Anne's Well where you can drink and fill bottles with pure Buxton Spring Water. The surrounding area provides something for everyone with historical architecture, breathtaking scenery and walks, enjoyable and demanding cycling routes, archaeology and caves. Manchester City Centre and the Trafford Centre are just over one hour by car or train for the more concerted shoppers. |
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 The Gazebo in our secluded garden |
Stoneridge Guest House is run by Claire and Andrew Duncan whose primary aim is to provide you with a relaxing and memorable stay. Whether it's sitting on the patio or in the garden during the summer or a cosy evening in the lounge in front of the fire in the winter, you are sure to enjoy your stay.
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| Although Stoneridge is an ideal location and setting for family and friends to gather, it is also a peaceful sanctuary for a well deserved break. Breakfast in bed, Champagne on ice and freshly delivered flowers can be arrange for you to make your stay even more special. Our guests agree: "Once you have stayed at Stoneridge you'll never want to stay anywhere else in Buxton". |
EXCELLENT FOODBreakfast at Stoneridge is a relaxing affair. Cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit, omelettes are all offered as well as our famous 'Stoneridge Breakfast', vegetarian and vegan breakfast are always available. Packed lunches and Evening Meals can be provided (prior notice required) and you are welcome to bring your own 'wine to dine' - without paying any corkage charge! |
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Being enviromentally friendly and forever trying to reduce our carbon footprint we try wherever possible to locally source all our food. We have an excellent butcher, a traditional market on a Tuesday and Saturday for fruit, vegetables and fresh fish and a monthly farmers market where we stock up on homemade preserves and cakes. We will always opt for 'Fair Trade' products.
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 Bedrooms are tastefully decorated |
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The house has a modern decoration yet is sympathetic to its Victorian architecture with large rooms and high ceilings.
The lounge is a tranquil retreat where you'll find lots of up to date magazines and daily newspapers. The dining room offers you a quiet place to work in, with plenty of power points for laptops and a wireless connection so you can keep up to date with the outside world. All four bedrooms are designed in traditional tartan and white bed linen. All rooms have en-suite (with complimentary soap, shower gel, handcream and tissues), televisions, radio alarm clocks, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards. A luxury refreshment tray awaits you: comprising of bottled Buxton water, biscuits, chocolates, coffees, breakfast tea, Earl Grey tea, various fruit and herbal teas, hot chocolate and Horlicks for which we were awarded an 'Excellent' from the Tourist Board Inspector. |
