Greyhound Hotel Market Place, Cromford, Matlock, DE4 3QE

The Greyhound in Cromford is a Grade II* listed 18th-century inn, built in 1778 by Sir Richard Arkwright as a key commercial hub for his industrial village. Located in the heart of the UNESCO Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, it was designed to accommodate visitors and business partners for the adjacent cotton mills, acting as a central social venue. 

An imposing, three storey detached property of stone elevations beneath pitched tiled and flat roofs, the accommodation briefly comprises a front entrance hall leading to a spacious open-plan bar and dining area served by a central timber bar servery. To the right, an arrangement of individual tables and seating is primarily designed for dining purposes, while to the left, an elevated lounge area offers comfortable seating. Towards the rear, an additional breakfast room/seating area with glazed doors out onto a private terrace, that could be utilised as a small function/private dining area.

The Greyhound also benefits from Ladies, Gents and Disabled W.C.s a large commercial catering kitchen, with fridge & freezer stores, dry store and boiler room.

The Greyhound also boasts eight spacious en-suite letting rooms over the first and second floors. The letting rooms all have the benefit of ensuite facilities.

Externally, the pub benefits from a car park which is supplemented by additional off-road parking or public parking to the front. A charming courtyard terrace graces the side, adding to the overall appeal of the establishment.

** The Landlord is planning a major refurbishment of the Greyhound. The substantial investment will be refined and personalised once a long-term licensee is secured, incorporating their vision for the look and feel of the business.