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Cosy Log Cabin in the heart of the Peak District. This romantic gateway is for two adults. (Sorry no babies or children of any age or dogs accepted) The Log Cabin is secluded in woodland, and has a garden with hot tub and outside seating area.

Luxury Log Cabin in the heart of the Peak District. This romantic gateway is for two adults. (Sorry no babies or children of any age or dogs accepted) The Log Cabin is secluded in woodland, and has a garden with an outside seating area. The Cabin comes with an outside cosy spa hot tub. Both the living room and bedroom have 32” Toshiba Led televisions with inbuilt dvd players. All linen, towels, slippers, and bathrobes are provided. The Cabin also has; a full kitchen including electric cooker with 4 rings, kettle, Nespresso machine (bring your own capsules), toaster and microwave.Sorry but babies, toddlers, children and pets are not allowed. The Log Cabin is just three miles from the historic market town of Bakewell. Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House are close by. You can explore the wonderful local scenery on foot or by bicycle, visit beauty spots such as the Derwent Dams.

A private, self-contained, en-suite annex, right next to the River Wye, in a beautiful, tranquil setting at Cressbrook MIll. Now renewably powered by a hydro turbine. Direct access to decking & garden so you can enjoy the water, wildlife and countryside. King size bed, TV, continental breakfast, kettle, tea/coffee/milk, toaster and a small fridge. Plenty of walks from the doorstep, cycle routes and climbing opportunities. Perfectly located to explore the Peak District - car recommended.

All on the ground floor, this is a modern extension built in 2006. As a new build, it is well insulated, has underfloor heating and has floor to ceiling glass on two sides to ensure it is light and airy. There is a table and 2 chairs where you can enjoy your tea/coffee whilst watching TV or taking in the view of the river and visiting wildlife. You have direct access to the decking and garden (shared with the owners) for a real riverside location. Through a door you have a small utility room with tea/coffee facilities (including fresh milk and a variety of teas and coffees), tabletop fridge, toaster, cutlery, crockery and glasses. Another door then takes you into your private shower room, also with underfloor heating. Towels and bedding are provided. There is 'Rural speed' broadband. Mobile signal is poor (or non-existent), but you can use WiFi calling if your phone and carrier support it - many do. We provide local OS Maps (1:25k) and some guide books for you to use during your stay.

Cressbrook Mill is a picturesque and quiet, rural location at the end of Monsal Dale. The property is perfectly located for walking, cycling, climbing and exploring the Peak District. There are numerous walks straight from the doorstep including the Monsal Trail (via path), Cressbrook Dale and walking along the beautiful River Wye via Water-cum-Jolly Dale. Monsal Head, with Stable Bar and Hobbs Cafe (limited opening hours), is a mile away on foot and can be reached without walking on the road. The popular Packhorse country pub is about a mile and a half, in Little Longstone. Both are a downhill walk on the way back! The Monsal Trail is also perfect for an easy bike ride or there are many bridleways and trails if you have a mountain bike and are more adventurous. For climbing, the Rubicon Wall is just 200m away. A venue that many climbers travel for miles to get to, or make special holiday arrangements to be near. A short walk (up hill) to Cressbrook Hall (wedding venue)

Open plan living with a galleried bedroom and en-suite bathroom. We are next door on hand, but not obtrusive - we prefer to give you privacy. Bakewell is steeped in fascinating history; plenty to see and do, you can enjoy a day out visiting Derbyshire's jewel, Chatsworth House or Haddon Hall (Tudor Manor House) and the Monsal Trail is on your doorstep. The Bothy is perfect for you to explore both the White and Dark Peak.

The Bothy is perfectly situated on the edge of Bakewell in the heart of the Peak District. Open plan living to include a fully fitted kitchen onto a lounge. Both the bedroom and en-suite are accessed via a spiral staircase. Tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter, our own free-range eggs, bacon, along with preserves will be in your welcome basket. Please note The Bothy SLEEPS 2 PEOPLE ONLY, and is not suitable for children of any age.

The heart of the Peak District with outstanding walking, rock climbing and safe cycle trails. Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall five minutes away by car. Eyam, the Plague Village, is a must see alongside the Blue John Caverns and the various dales.

This delightful Grade II listed cottage nestling in the picturesque Peak District benefits from being only a few steps away from the village store, tearoom & some cracking pubs! Cycle on the Monsal Trail or walk in the stunning grounds at Chatsworth House, both are easily accessible and glorious views await. A visit to the nearby market town of Bakewell to sample the infamous Bakewell Pudding, is also a must! Our aim has been to make The Bobbin, an extremely comfortable 'home from home' .

This cosy end cottage is part of an old Stocking Mill and is split over three floors and comprises: Ground Floor: Kitchen and Sitting Room with dining area First Floor: Double Bedroom Second Floor: Twin Room and Family Bathroom We love having families to stay, however, our listing states 4 people and if you are a family of 5 (ie 4 people + baby) you may find the cottage too confined for your needs. There is a shared Courtyard to the rear, accessible from the kitchen with table and chairs and two secure outhouses, one for laundry and the other for bicycles. Re children playing outside, please be advised there is no gate to close off the Courtyard. Please also note: The staircase is steep and may not be suitable for the elderly or infirm and very young children (no stair gates) - please contact if you would like to discuss further. The cottage is Grade II listed and has a low doorway to the kitchen.

The Bobbin is perfectly situated in the heart of the village & Ashford in the Water is steeped in fascinating history; along with the Monsal Trail on the doorstep, there is plenty to see & do. You can enjoy a day out visiting Derbyshire's jewel, Chatsworth or pop into Bakewell & then on to Haddon Hall. Nearby Hassop Station has a wonderful café, book & gift store too with cycle/bike hire available.

Cosy, detached, holiday home for two in Bakewell, the heart of the Peak District. A walker and cyclist's paradise with Bakewell’s amenities just a short walk down the hill. Nestled in a conservation area, with Chatsworth a short drive away, we offer a warm welcome to guests from all backgrounds. All on one floor, the cottage has a lovely bedroom and king sized bed, modern shower room, small and cosy, but well equipped, lounge/kitchen/diner and garden.

Tilia Cottage is a recently refurbished, fully self-contained holiday home with its own front door. Guests will find some nice treats, butter, jam, milk and any doggy guests will find something nice waiting for them too! The rooms are all on one floor with gas central heating and comprises: Kitchen/diner/lounge: small, but very well equipped, with dining table and two stools, comfy two-seater sofa and chair, TV, DVD player and an excellent selection of DVDs and books. In the kitchen area there is an under counter fridge with ice box, sink, induction hob, fan oven, toaster, kettle and microwave. Bedroom: King sized bed with bedside cupboards and lamps, chest of drawers with large mirror above. Shower room: With modern shower, WC, heated towel rail and basin. We supply towels for your stay. *** Please note – there is a step up to the shower area *** Washing machine in a space off the bedroom with iron and ironing board, lots of hanging space and extra storage and a safe. Lovely, private garden which overlooks fields. Mature lime trees are dotted around providing a haven for birds. Enclosed, private yard. There are sitting out areas and a washing line. BIKES/CLIMBING GEAR - we have plenty of space in the main house to safely store any bikes or bulky items until you need them - just ask.

Bakewell is a lovely market town with the River Wye running through it. Tilia Cottage is in a conservation area, a scenic five minute walk up a hill from the town centre and is set back from the road. Pubs, cafes, supermarket, shops, swimming pool, churches and tourist information are all within walking distance. 10min drive to Chatsworth House 5min drive to Haddon Hall Close to Monsal Trail, High Peak and Tissington Trails. 25mins to Dovedale.

A tiny self-catering stone studio in the Peak District with stunning views and great local walks. Great for a weekend escape – or a longer walking or bird watching holiday. South facing with a charming terrace overlooking the dale. Gorgeous!

A tiny self-catering stone studio in the Peak District with stunning views and great local walks. Great for a weekend escape – or a longer walking or bird watching holiday. South facing with a charming terrace overlooking the dale. Sun loungers and sunshade provided in the summer. There are lovely walks of all levels from the door and the regular local buses open up linear walks to/from Bakewell, Matlock and Ashford-in-the-Water. Visit The Hide throughout the year, both together and alone. There’s plenty of space for one; two need choreography once the sofa bed (super comfy - new August) is down. The walls are very thick, so it’s cosy and warm in winter and cool in the summer. Even in bad weather the view through the French windows is glorious and from the terrace it’s truly magnificent. Inside The Hide, there is a comfortable double sofa bed, fridge, cooking facilities including a microwave, table and chairs, TV/DVD, shower and toilet. The shower and toilet are currently being upgraded. WiFi available on request. There are 3 pub restaurants in the village We now also have an excellent village shop selling home reared meet, vegetables, fruit, sandwiches, household goods and excellent cakes. Peak Feast specialises in vegetarian food and bread and the Post Office sells newspapers, alcohol etc. and is open in the evening. There are regular buses to Bakewell. Maximum of 2 people. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Wi-Fi/internet access.

It is in the middle of glorious countryside. Fast flowing rivers, moorland, hillsides, open fields, woodland - everything except the sea! The village has 3 shops and 3 pubs which all do food and are dog friendly. It is 4 miles from Bakewell - a great walk for the energetic - get the bus back.

We look forward to welcoming you to our house, which is only a short walk to Bakewell centre or Ashford in the Water along the river. Your accommodation is a private annex that is flexible for you to come and go as you please. With two luxury large king-size, en-suite bedrooms including coffee and tea making facilities, free WiFi and TV’s, these rooms are ideal for weekend breaks for family or friends. We can add additional mattresses to accommodate up to 6 people for an extra £15 per person

Your accommodation comprises two king-size double en-suite rooms. There is free WiFi access and flat screen TV in both rooms. We have recently refurbished both rooms to provide extra comfort for your stay. You are welcome, especially in the warmer months, to sit and relax in the large garden overlooking the river valley. See the garden pictures on the site which show the beautiful aspect that you’ll enjoy.

Our House is close the beautiful walk along the river Wye to the picturesque village of Ashford in the Water and Bakewell in the heart of the Peak District. There are many Places, Walks and Pubs to enjoy please see below and pictures on our site; PLACES TO VISIT - (see site pictures) Monsal Trail, Chatsworth Farm Shop, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Monsal Head (well known view point), Stanage Edge, Stanton Moor Nine Ladies Arbor Low Ladybower Damn Buxton Cresent Hardwick Hall Ilam Hall Dove dale Mam Tor Kinder scout WALKS - (see site pictures) Lathkill Dale - the River Lathkill - this is stunning on a sunny morning seeing the layered trout ponds. Pub to walk to is the Lathkill at Over Haddon Stanton Moor - generally dry underfoot and 360 views - see the cork stone and the nine ladies stone circle dating back to the druids.Pub to visit is the Childers Stanton in the Peak or the Druids in Birchover. Stanage Edge - rocks millstones and incredible views down to Chatsworth and up to Hathersage along the Derwent Valley Monsal Dale - from our house along the River Wye to Ashford then up the valley to Monsal Head . Pub Pack Horse Little Longstone or The Stables at Monsal Head Chatsworth Park - many walks here along the river or surrounding hills. Pubs to visit are the Devonshire at Beeley, Devonshire at Pilsley or Devonshire at Baslow Mam Tor Castletown Ladybower Damn Kinder Scout EATING - (see site pictures) Our Favourites Little Longstone - Pack Horse - my favourite with great food and beer. (Book in advance) Ashford in the Water - Bulls Head - fantastic pub with good food and lovely ambience. (Undergoing management change) Bakewell - Manners - have the hanging chicken kebab or the duck. (Book in advance) Stanton-in-the-peak- Childers lots of awards but simple food. OTHERS Sheldon - Cock n Pullet - off the beaten trail. Youlgreave - Farmyard- cosy and lovely food. Pilsley - Devonshire - great food and beer Beeley - Devonshire - expensive but lovely. (Book in advance) Baslow - Devonshire - another favourite with great food and beer Bakewell - Castle - next to the Bakewell Bridge Bakewell - Woodyard - afternoon sun looking over the River and great ambiance. Bakewell - Wheatsheaf - good nosh Bakewell- Queens - drinking pub only great on Friday evenings Ashford in the Water - Ashford Arms - large and very popular Carver - The Bridge Middleton by Youlgreave - The Moon Bretton - Barrel Inn Highest in Derbyshire with stunning views and good food. (Book in advance)

New in 2018 to Airbnb, Lower Folds has been a holiday cottage for 4 years with 50 5 star reviews and many repeat guests. A beautifully presented 2 bedroomed cottage in the heart of a popular Peak District village. Tastefully decorated and equipped throughout to offer country comfort with modern amenities including free WiFi, FreeView SMART TV and a generous welcome pack. Over Haddon is an ideal base to explore the Peak District National Park's spectacular scenery and charming villages.

Lower Folds is a well equipped holiday home in the heart of Over Haddon with a popular dining pub only 300 yards away and with easy access (2 miles - regular village bus service) to the charming town of Bakewell. With spectacular walking and cycling on the doorstep, Lower Folds is the perfect base to explore the Peak District National Park whether by car, bike or on foot. A beautifully presented 2 bedroom (1 double / 1 twin plus travel cot) limestone cottage in the heart of the popular village of Over Haddon surrounded by beautiful Peak District National Park countryside. All guests are welcome to bring up to 2 dogs - please note that there is an additional charge of £25 per stay (not per dog) - payable in cash on arrival. The cottage is tastefully and thoughtfully decorated throughout offering country living with modern amenities with a comfortably sized living and dining area equipped with free unlimited WiFi, FreeSAT TV and DVD player with a selection of DVDs. Your stay includes a welcome pack consisting of: Tea, Coffee (both fresh and instant), Sugar, Bread, Butter, Milk, Olive Oil, Kitchen Towel, Washing Up Liquid Shower Gel, Shampoo, Handwash, Tissues and Toilet Tissue Relax in front of the fireplace and plan your Peak District break from a selection of local maps, guide books and tourist information. Or enjoy the selection of fiction and non fiction and family games available to our guests. Upstairs the 2 large bedrooms feature a Double bed with far reaching views to the rear. The 2nd bedroom to the front of the property has 2 single beds. All beds are dressed with egyptian cotton bed linen, hypoallergenic quilts and pillows with 2 towels per guest. We also offer a travel cot (please note no linen is provided), high chair, stair gate, fireguard, potty, infant toilet seat and toilet training step suitable for babies and infants. The upstairs bathroom features a bath, shower, hand basin and w.c. Downstairs there is a second cloakroom with hand basin and w.c. The kitchen is very well equipped with a full sized fridge, full sized freezer, washing machine, 4 ring gas hob, electric fan oven and microwave oven. Other appliances include a toaster, fresh coffee machine, slow cooker and smoothie maker. We provide tea towels and hand towels for both the kitchen and downstairs w.c. Lower Folds offers off road private parking for 2 vehicles and secure storage e.g. for bikes. To the rear of the cottage is a fully enclosed garden with wooden bench seating ideal for enjoying the afternoon sun and an outdoor dining area with table and chairs perfect for enjoying your breakfast alfresco or a meal and drink on a fine evening. To the front of the cottage is a small walled herb garden.

The village of Over Haddon sits above the designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of Lathkill Dale. Historic Haddon Hall (4 miles), Chatsworth House (7 miles) and Caudwell's Mill (5 miles) are easily accessed. Within a half hour drive, you can be at: Buxton, the world famous spa town with its Opera House and beautiful gardens; Staffordshire Moorlands' impressive gritstone edges and craggy rocks; Matlock Bath with its cable car ride to the Heights of Abraham; Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site - 'the valley that changed the world'; 'Blue John' Caverns at Castleton - home to 8 of the 14 known veins of Britain's rarest mineral; Crich Tramway Village offering vintage trams to transport you back in time along cobbled streets; The historic Georgian town of Ashbourne with its beautiful architecture, fine antique shops and stylish boutiques; Carsington Water with rich wildflower meadows, native woodlands, ponds, reed beds and islands; Riding & Trekking Centre nr Buxton; 4 golf courses (Ashbourne, Bakewell, Buxton High Peak & Cavendish). Further afield you can enjoy the Staffordshire Potteries, Alton Towers, and the National Memorial Arboretum. Or you can just relax by the fire or in the private walled rear garden and enjoy the views across paddocks and open farmland.

Juniper Cottage is not a typical holiday let. It is a privately owned, stylishly appointed, deceptively spacious cottage set in a quiet courtyard in the pretty village of Over Haddon, one of the most picturesque villages in the Peak District. Just 5 minutes from Bakewell; a great base for friends or families for exploring the Peak District and all that this glorious region has to offer with access to some of the most beautiful countryside in Derbyshire, including marvellous walks.

The cottage can sleep up to 4 people and consists of • Ground floor master bedroom with king size bed, hotel quality duvet and pillows, crisp white cotton bed linen and fluffy towels. A walk in wardrobe, and newly fitted modern en-suite with walk in shower. • Two single first floor bedrooms each with their own staircase (limited headroom in these rooms) • Ground floor newly fitted modern family bathroom. • Well equipped kitchen with everything the discerning guest could need including Nespresso coffee maker, Dualit toaster etc and enjoy a hamper of locally sourced treats on your arrival with our compliments. • The sitting room is beautifully furnished with stylish and comfortable sofas and chairs to sink into, plus occasional furniture, desk and a dining area. This magnificent room has a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and an electric woodburner-style stove, a lovely large social space to relax in, watch tv, a Bluetooth speaker for your music, read, catch up on emails (if you must!) or simply enjoy dinner with family and friends. • Outside, there is garden furniture on a planted and paved terrace overlooking the delightful courtyard. • Private off road parking. • Juniper Cottage, a deceptively spacious, beautiful barn conversion, in its pretty, village setting within a wonderful area of the Peak District, makes a fabulous holiday home, all year round. • Our check in and check out times are 3pm and 10am. However we can often be flexible on these times even if we have incoming/outgoing guests on the same days so always check with me a couple of days before your arrival if it helps to arrive a little earlier or check out later. Amenities •Central heating •Ground floor bedroom with king size bed, newly fitted modern ensuite shower room with walk in shower •2 single first floor bedrooms. Note: Limited headroom in single bedrooms •Ground floor newly fitted modern house bathroom. •Electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, Nespresso Coffee maker •TV with Freeview, DVD •Fast, reliable WiFi •Iron and Ironing board •Hairdryers •Fuel and power included in rental •Sumptuous bed linen and towels. •Travel cot and highchair on request. Please note bedding for travel cot is not provided. •Private off road parking for up to 2 cars •Sorry, no pets and strictly no smoking •Shop/supermarkets 2 miles •Lathkill Hotel and country pub serving great food just 3 minutes walk away.

About the location OVER HADDON The village of Over Haddon (situated just two miles from Bakewell) in the Peak District National Park. A little gem of a village, it offers a scattering of stone cottages, an excellent country pub, along with being a magnet for walkers looking to explore the beautiful Lathkill Dale. Over Haddon is one of the many Derbyshire villages to “bless the wells” in the traditional wells dressing celebrations in June every year – this is something very different to enjoy in this wonderful area. Just two miles away is the delightful town of Bakewell, which is famous for its Bakewell Pudding and retains a delightful rural atmosphere offering a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as frequent local farmers’ markets. Both the rugged Dark Peak and the softer limestone White Peak are within easy reach, as is Alton Towers, Britain’s premier theme park, just a short drive away. There are many stately homes to visit including Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall to mention just a few, while the impressive caverns in nearby Castleton and Little John’s burial place in Hathersage are also well worth a visit. Over Haddon is an ideal base for exploring the whole of the Peak District.

This impressive barn lies in a peaceful hamlet on the edge of Lathkill Dale, one of England’s most beautiful valleys and a national nature reserve. With enclosed garden and private rear decked area with hot tub, it is 2 miles from bustling Bakewell, with swimming pool, museum and shops. Surrounded by stunning Peak District countryside, The Bakewell Barn is perfect for a walking or cycling holiday with many trails locally. Weekend minimum 2 nights or 4 nights in the week, check for peak periods.

Surrounded by stunning Peak District countryside, The Dutch Barn is perfect for a walking or cycling holiday with many traffic-free trails and cycle hire centres locally. Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are within 5 miles. Visit Matlock Bath, with the Heights of Abraham and Gullivers Kingdom. Castleton Caverns and Carsington Water are just 12 miles. Alton Towers, 25 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub serving food 200 yards. Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double (5ft), one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with additional pull-out single, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Elec CH and elec inc to £25 (Bed linen and towels inc. T/cot. H/chair. Freeview TV. DVD. iPod dock. M/wave. W/machine. D/washer. Wi-fi. Enclosed garden and furniture. Enclosed decking area. On road parking. Private hot tub. No smoking.

Townend Holiday Cottage is a beautifully renovated former hay barn, situated within the peaceful village of Sheldon, near Bakewell. Located in the heart of the White Peak, this dog friendly rural retreat provides a comfortable base, whether you’re looking to enjoy some fresh air and long country walks, conquer the highest peaks or simply to relax and unwind in a friendly village pub. The cottage is ideally positioned for exploring the unrivalled scenery of the Peak District National Park.

The property embraces open plan living on the ground floor. The living area contains a comfortable sofa, armchair and FreeView TV. With a coal effect electric fire and oak beams providing a cosy cottage feel, it is a relaxing space to retreat to, after a day out exploring the nearby walking and cycling trails. The country style kitchen includes everything you need for your stay, with a cooker/hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher and good quality cutlery and kitchenware, as well as a variety of extras such as tea, coffee etc. The bedroom has a large king size bed, adorned with soft cosy duvet and white, quality, cotton bedlinen. White fluffy towels and two white towelling bathrobes are provided for use during your stay. The bedroom also enjoys plenty of storage space, a FreeView TV and additional extras, such as hair straighteners and a hairdryer. The bathroom is fully tiled and contains a good quality, white bathroom suite with electric shower. Complimentary toiletries are provided for use during your stay. The seating area outside Townend Holiday Cottage, overlooks the peaceful, unspoilt Peak District village of Sheldon and is the ideal spot, to take time out and truly experience village life. Or take a stroll down to the local village pub and enjoy a selection of real ales and a game of pool. With off-road parking and only a short drive away from the bustling market town of Bakewell and regal spa town of Buxton, Townend Holiday Cottage is an ideal location for discovering the delights of the Peak District. A homemade cake, 6 free range eggs and a pint of milk await your arrival and we look forward to welcoming you soon! For more information about Townend Holiday Cottage, please search for Sheldon Holiday Cottages online.

Townend Holiday Cottage overlooks the peaceful, unspoilt Peak District village of Sheldon; an ideal location for a holiday, just 10 mins by car from the bustling market town of Bakewell and the world famous stately home of Chatsworth.

2 Victoria Cottages is a cosy Grade ll listed former mill workers cottage. Set on the main road 200 yds from the centre of Bakewell, it is in a great location, just a short stroll from the town’s pubs, restaurants and shops. Located in the heart of the White Peak, this beautifully presented rural retreat provides a comfortable base, whether you’re looking to enjoy some fresh air and long country walks, conquer the highest peaks or simply to relax and unwind in a friendly village pub.

The cottage is arranged in a traditional two-up, two-down style and benefits from both a private courtyard garden adjacent to the kitchen and additional terraced seating area, with wonderful views overlooking the rooftops of Bakewell. The living area contains a comfortable sofa, dining area and FreeView TV. With a decorative fireplace and oak beams providing a cosy cottage feel, it is a relaxing space to retreat to, after a day out exploring the nearby walking and cycling trails. The country style kitchen includes everything you need for your stay, with a cooker/hob, fridge freezer, washing machine and good quality cutlery and kitchenware, as well as a variety of extras such as tea, coffee etc. The bedroom has a large king size bed, adorned with soft cosy duvet and white, quality, cotton bedlinen. The bedroom enjoys plenty of storage space and white towels are provided for use during your stay. The bathroom is partially tiled and contains a good quality, white bathroom suite with an elegant roll top bath and a separate enclosed power shower. In addition to its central location in the historical market town of Bakewell, 2 Victoria Cottages also benefits from its own off-road parking space.

Quiet retreat adjoining open countryside Warning Saturday and Sunday the 18th and 19th July 2020 is Winster secret garden weekend. The village is exceptionally busy. Therefore if you are not interested in gardens that weekend is best avoided.

The Anchorage cottage is situated in a peaceful corner of the village of Winster in the Peak District National Park adjoining open countryside. Photo 10. There are beautiful walks literally from the door step. The White Peak Trail is 250 meters from the cottage. Photo 11 is taken from the field behind the cottage . Dating from the 18th century this lead miners cottage has been sympathetically restored and now offers self catering accommodation throughout the year. The Double bedroom overlooks the village and surrounding countryside. The en suite shower room has a wash basin shower and toilet. The sitting room has a TV and radio. The kitchen is separated from the sitting room by a breakfast bar. It is equipped with gas hob, fridge freezer,microwave and small cooker. Washing machine in separate building. The cottage is heated by gas central heating..There is a large well kept secure garden. Car parking on the premises, and free wifi.

The Bowling Green 100 meters from the cottage is a cosy typical village pub. This pub is very popular. I recommend that you book a table if you intend to have a meal there. There is a well stocked community shop and post office in the village which is open seven days a week.

A beautiful cottage perfect for romantic breaks. This luxury detached holiday cottage is nestled in the picture-perfect village of Over Haddon in the Peak District National Park. This cosy yet spacious interior designed property has many luxury features including a limestone wet room, dressing room, boot room and log burner. It also has a large conservatory making it the ideal place to relax while immersed in the verdant English countryside. Winsmore Cottage is close to the picturesque market town of Bakewell; home of the famous pudding. One of the country's oldest markets, first recorded in 1254, is held in Bakewell every Monday. nearby is Chatsworth House, first built by Bess of Hardwick, home of the Duke of Devonshire and where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. The cottage is superbly positioned for ramblers wanting to explore the beautiful Derbyshire countryside. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Double bedroom with super king size bed. Limestone wet room. Wood burning stove. Dressing room and boot room. Conservatory. Cottage rose garden and paved patio. Parking for two cars. Sorry, no children or infants. Up to two small, well behaved dogs welcome by prior arrangement with the owner (small additional charge). Monday and Friday arrivals. Minimum three night stay. Additional features Oil fired central heating. Fitted electric oven with separate electric hob Fridge freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Flat screen television with Freeview tv, DVD player, CD player, WiFi*. Garden and patio area with wooden garden furniture and reclining chairs. Barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities The village of Over Haddon is an excellent base to enjoy the walks and scenery of the Peak District. Walks can be as relaxing or as strenuous as you like. Take an amble around Ham Park and Dovedale or Hinkey Hollow Woods, or clamber around the White Peak countryside, it’s up to you. Lover’s Leap old fossils If you go for a walk in Dovedale valley, look out for the limestone promontory known as Lover’s Leap. The stone steps to the top were built by Italian prisoners in the Second World War. Stanton Moor and the Nine Ladies stone circle is well worth a visit, with many Bronze Age relics and burial mounds overlooking Stanton in Peak as well as the Wye and Derwent valleys. Often named the UK’s favourite country house, Chatsworth House is just a short drive from the cottage. You could spend a day exploring the house itself, but spare time to wander around the gardens too – all 105 acres of them! The market town of Bakewell is just up the road. Every Monday is market day, with furious bidding taking place at the livestock market too. Haddon Hall offers a wonderful day out, with elegant gardens and a perfectly kept house that dates back to the Middle Ages. For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here.

Railwayman's Cottage is a comfortable 19th century terraced home in the heart of Derbyshire, very close to both Chatsworth House and the Peak District town of Bakewell, and backing on to the beautiful River Derwent that winds gently through the historic village of Rowsley. With lovely views and full of warmth and personality, it is ideal as a base for you to explore this wonderful part of the world.

The terraced cottage features a comfortable lounge with a wood burning stove for relaxing evenings, a king bed in the master bedroom, a double and single bunk bed in the second bedroom, a fully fitted kitchen, dishwasher and washing machine. There are plenty of games for you to enjoy when you're not out and about exploring the stunning local area. Railwayman's Cottage also has a TV and online Freeview box allowing you to access many on-demand TV services, as well as a bluetooth/wifi music system and fast broadband WiFi in case you need to catch up with work.

Rowsley is a beautiful historic village with two excellent pubs, a general store and post office, the Peak Shopping Village with gift shops, local produce and outdoor shops and a working water mill and bakery, all within a short walk of Railwayman's Cottage. For keen cyclists, there is a secure bike store in the back garden and many, many miles of glorious Peak District and Derbyshire Dales to access. For guests who prefer running shoes or walking boots to wheels, a number of footpaths (many accessible from the front door) will take you deep into the stunning countryside, with forests, dales, waterfalls to explore and glorious views to enjoy. Bring your swimming gear for a chilly dip in the wild swimming holes of the River Derwent, or if you prefer something warmer, Bakewell has an excellent swimming pool 10 minutes drive from the house and Hathersage has a Victorian open air Lido. If you are a lover of country houses, Derbyshire will not disappoint, with the famous Chatsworth House and lesser known but equally worth visiting Haddon Hall, all within a 10min drive. Many historic local villages within Derbyshire are worth a visit too, with Tideswell, Buxton, Matlock, and Eyam within easy reach. And of course there is the castle and caves in Castleton which make for a year round tourist haven. Whatever your reason for staying, as the night draws in, you can cook at home and relax by the wood burning stove, or you can enjoy a meal out in either The Peacock or The Grouse and Claret, the 2 well regarded local pubs which are within an easy 10min walk from the property. There are plenty of other pubs to eat at in the local villages which are easily accessible by car. We have placed a number of suggestions in the welcome pack.

Leaping Hare Barn is a peacefully rural, rustic simply decorated and equipped upper floor barn situated at New Buildings Farm, a working small holding within the small, isolated parish of Flagg between Bakewell and Buxton.

Scenic rural countryside location. 17th century Loft barn accessed by steep stone stairs with fantastic countryside views. Original rough sawn floorboards and stone walls retain the buildings history and character.

Small isolated rural farming village. Situated 5 miles from the local towns of Bakewell and Buxton, near enough to civilisation and rural enough to enjoy the beautiful countryside of the Peak District.

CENTRAL BAKEWELL A grade 2 listed Georgian town house in the pretty market town of Bakewell. Visit Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. Explore the Peak District and Derbyshire Dales. One bedroom with double bed. Sleeps 1 to 2 people. Guests have sole use of living room, kitchen, bathroom and one bedroom. We have a parking permit for guests use. Wifi unavailable. There is a doctors surgery, library and swimming pool in the town. Buses go to Sheffield, Manchester, Derby and Chesterfield. no pets

Hillside Cottage, North Church street, Bakewell. Central Bakewell. Grade 2 listed Georgian Town House.

Bakewell is a small market town in the middle of beautiful countryside. Visit one of the stately homes or National Trust properties nearby. Walk or cycle along the Monsall trail, or on the numerous walks in any direction from the town. Plenty of places to eat or have a drink in Bakewell. There are many interesting shops to look around. There is a market on Mondays. A Co-op and a Spar supermarket are also in the town. There is an Aldi just outside the town. There is a Doctors Surgery, a swimming pool and a library.

{CORONA VIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE: We were ready to receive our firsts guests at Longridge Stables but we decided to cancel all our bookings until May - we apologise again to our guests. Safety first ♥.} Private accommodation in secluded, stone-built farm conversion in picturesque limestone village overlooking Lathkil Dale near Bakewell. Ideal for nature lovers, walkers, cyclists and climbers to explore the central Peak District. Private kitchen and bathroom. Free parking.

Over Haddon is a tranquil village in a picturesque setting above one of the premier limestone dales in the Peak District National Park. Independent, family run up pub (Lathkil Hotel) only five minute walk from the property. Wholesome food, local and guest ales plus a selection of bespoke gins. One of the best outlooks in the Peak District. 1.5 miles south west of Bakewell, or a 30 minute walk through the fields. The market town is famous for its puddings and tarts! Attractions in the vicinity include Chatsworth and Haddon Hall; Abor Low Stone Circle; Magpie Heritage Mine; Stanton Moor; Cratcliffe Tor and Robin Hood's Stride and the Monsal Trail. Matlock, Castleton, Kinderscout and eastern gritstone edges like Stanage are all within a short drive. Excellent location for road cycling and mountain biking. Beautiful walking country with both limestone dales and gritstone moorlands to explore and a wide range of venues on both rock types to challenge climbers and boulderers alike.

A beautiful one bedroom Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse, ideal for couples, and only a few minutes level walk from the heart of Bakewell’s town centre. Laid out over 3 floors, the accommodation consists of ground floor kitchen and dining area, a spacious living room on the first floor and one double bedroom and luxury shower room on the second floor. Parking is also available for one small to medium car at the rear.

This townhouse has been lovingly renovated by us to create a spacious yet cosy ‘home from home’ for guests to enjoy whilst exploring all that the Peak District has to offer. On the ground floor there is a fully fitted kitchen dining area including induction hob, microwave, fridge with freezer box, washing machine, dishwasher, sink, kettle & toaster. Enjoy a home cooked meal or takeaway at the dining table or just relax in the cosy corner chair. There is a DAB digital radio with Bluetooth, a HIVE thermostat to easily control the central heating & plenty of space to hang coats and store shoes. Tea, coffee, sugar, olive oil, salt & pepper are also provided. The first floor living room is lovely and light, with sofa, armchair and 40 inch smart TV. There is also a workspace if needed & a small selection of games. On the second floor the double bedroom offers a comfy double bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, hanging rail, & a full length mirror. The adjacent shower room has a luxury walk in Grohe rain shower & heated towel rail. 100% cotton bedding & towels are provided. Each floor has USB points and WiFi is available for guests to log in to.

The pretty market town of Bakewell has plenty of shops, cafes, pubs & restaurants as well as an indoor swimming pool, park area & library. A local outdoor market is held every Monday & a farmers market on the last Saturday of every month. Grab some fish ‘n’ chips & take a stroll along the River Wye, not forgetting to grab a Bakewell Pudding on your way home! No trip is complete without a visit to the famous historic houses of Chatsworth or Haddon Hall which are both only a few miles away. There are also lots of walks and cycle routes right on your doorstep including the Monsal Trail & heaps of activities in the area such as horse riding, canoeing and climbing for outdoor enthusiasts. Popular wedding venues including Thornbridge Hall in Ashford-in-the-Water & East Lodge in Rowsley are both less than a 10 minute drive away.

East Lodge is a two bed roomed cottage...sitting overlooking the meadow and river . It is five minutes walk across the meadow to the market town of Bakewell. Decor is traditional...wooden floor in sitting room, tiled kitchen floor and carpeted upstairs. All windows look out across the meadow. There is a paved garden to the front and a yard at the back with a shed suitable for bikes.

East Lodge is a charming, beamed cottage. All of the rooms look out over the front of the house over the river and the meadow. It is a quiet, level stroll over the meadow into the delightful market town of Bakewell. The walk takes five minutes, which includes time to stop and watch the rainbow trout sunbathing in the shallows of the river!

The cottage is a lodge at the end of an unused drive. There is another lodge the other side of the driveway where a lovely family live. They are both out at work. A gate directly infront of the cottage takes you into the meadow, where you can enjoy a short stroll that brings you out on the edge of the town on the old Bakewell Bridge. There are lots of little independent shops in the town...numerous pubs and coffee shops, and a co.op. Take a walk down by the river....plenty of trout to spot..or feed the ducks. Every Monday there is an excellent market in the town...good cheese...vegetables etc., worth a browse round. Nearby is Haddon Hall...which has a wonderful rose garden...and Chatsworth House is about 10 minutes away. Wonderful walks round the park and surrounding countryside. A great tea rooms at Edensor in the Park after a walk...lovely food. The Monsal Trail is 5 minutes away...a beautiful walk or cycle ride...spectacular views at Monsal Head...and very dark tunnels, only dimly lit...very spooky! Hassop Station ....by the trail is a brilliant stop for delicious food and coffee...and also sells cards...books etc. There is lots of information in the cottage about walks , places to eat etc.

Beech Cottage is nestled in the lovely Peak District village of Youlgreave. This Grade 2 listed cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard. Walks & bike riding are on the doorstep. Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Matlock and Ashbourne near by. It has 3 pubs, 2 shops and tea rooms. There is a wood burner, tv, wifi. Kitchen has breakfast bar & stools, dishwasher, washer/dryer, cooker, coffee machine. Free standing bath & separate Power Shower. South facing garden. No pets

Beech Cottage has a lovely sitting room with wood burner (some wood provided) . Freeview TV with Netflix. Free WiFi. The kitchen has a Nespresso Coffee machine (some capsules provided). Eggs laid by Mandys hens that are free range in her orchard and organically fed will be provided (as long as they are laying!) along with tea, coffee, milk, bread and a treat ! Outside there is a table and chairs, hammock and a lockable shed. The luxurious bathroom has a beautiful free standing bath and a large separate power shower. Gorgeous Italian floor tiles with views across the countryside.. Towels supplied. The bedroom has enough hanging and shelf space for clothes etc.. All bed linen, extra pillows & blankets supplied. Anti allergy bedding can be supplied. Hairdryer too.

The heart of the village

Sadies Croft is a beautiful two bedroom cottage set in the quiet hamlet of Over Haddon, yards from the iconic beauty of Lathkil Dale with its crystal clear river and lovely walks, and just 200 yards from the popular dining pub The Lathkil Hotel Sadies Croft has its own private patio to the front and an enclosed walled garden at the back with stunning views towards Bakewell and beyond. Parking 2 cars Wifi Woodburning effect gas fire Washing Machine Cot, Stairgate H/Chair £25 per pet max 2

Sadies Croft has an amazing outlook, just yards from Lathkil Dale an area of natural beauty and a lovely riverside walk

The people of Over Haddon are extremely helpful, kind and happy, A great place to spend some quality time away amongest lovely people

Comfortable 3* accommodation in the unspoilt village of Taddington, set in the heart of the magnificent Derbyshire Dales, midway between the ancient market town of Bakewell and the famous spa town of Buxton.

The accommodation comprises: living room with exposed beams and log burning stove (logs provided); a bright kitchen and dining room; spacious hallway; one double bedroom with en suite bath/shower room. There is a peaceful private area outside with views over the fields. All utilities are covered.

This is a great location for walkers. There are footpaths to popular destinations such as Millers Dale, Monsal Dale (where cycles are available for hire to travel the converted Midland railway route),Cheedale and Lathkil Dale, as well as many other paths linking villages and ancient sites. A few minutes walk up the footpath by the cottage takes you to High Well where there are spectacular wide ranging views of the area. For people who like to explore with a car, the cottage is a short drive to the stately homes of Chatsworth and Haddon Hall and is conveniently located for visits to Lyme Hall, Hardwick Hall, Calke Abbey and Kedleston Hall. The village is bypassed by the A6 and the majority of traffic is local as well as agricultural as it is a working village. Taddington has two public houses which serve locally brewed ales.

This is an ideal location for a holiday in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Tweedledum Cottage is an ancient one bedroom dwelling, perfect for a romantic break for two. Pets are welcome (downstairs only). The cottage is in the village of Youlgreave, surrounded by beautiful countryside, with Chatsworth fifteen minutes’ drive away and Haddon Hall closer still. There is lovely walking from the cottage, both along Bradford Dale and Lathkill Dale.

The cottage is a very cosy and comfortable place to stay. It has gas-fired central heating. The sitting room has a flat screen tv/dvd player with freeview channels and a collection of dvds. There is a large, comfortable Italian leather sofa. The kitchen is fully equipped with basic store cupboard essentials, gas cooker, oven, microwave, dishwasher and toaster. The bedroom has a king size Italian carved four poster canopy bed and is accessed by a staircase. The luxury bathroom has a bath, shower and underfloor heating. Bath towels and toiletries are provided for guests. The walled garden is raised and catches the sun.

A great location for walking, bird watching, climbing, and visiting renowned historic sites. The village is centrally located in the Peak District National Park, with beautiful countryside, great pubs and handy local shops. There are many beautiful walks from the cottage, along Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale, to Stanton Moor with its stone circle, as well as the picturesque neighbouring villages of Over Haddon, Birchover, Winster and Stanton-in-Peak. The market towns of Bakewell and Matlock are within easy reach. Youlgrave has three dog-friendly pubs which all serve food, two offering take-away, plus ‘Youngs of Youlgrave’ Post Office/shop, Amy’s well-stocked Village Shop and Tea-Room, and Peak Feast Bakery and Cafe. The medieval parish church is full of interest and has stained glass by Burne-Jones. Youlgreave is a working village with its own primary school and a strong community spirit. It is within easy reach of local market towns by car or country bus services.

New Build in the heart of the Peak District - Youlgrave, nr Bakewell. Plenty of parking. We are situated 200 yards from the Limestone Way. A walk in any direction is beautiful. 3 pubs within 10 mins walk all serve food. Peak feast bakery for cakes, bread, coffee, homity pies and delicious vegetarian food. A well-stocked village shop with cafe for all other needs, a licensed post office, a park and playing fields are all 5 mins walk away. Fantastic views from your 'studio' bedroom.

Single-story limestone building with ample off-road private parking. Crisp cotton sheets. VERY comfortable double bed that folds up to the wall and 2 comfortable arm chairs. En-suite shower room with underfloor heating. Level access, parking, bike storage. Welcome tea, coffee, milk, juice, biscuits & bread. Fridge/freezer, combination microwave grill, toaster. Hairdryer & straighteners. Board games & cards for cosy evenings in. Wendy & Simon can offer you a wealth of knowledge of what to see, do, and where to go to eat in the surrounding area.

Heart of the Peak District. Great for walking & cycling.

This easily accessible bungalow is situated on a quiet cul de sac with ample off road parking. A minutes stroll from the villages amenities, inc. 3 great pubs, a well stocked Post Office/convenience store, deli, cafe and bakery. The clean, spacious property makes a superb springboard for exploring the Peak District with fabulous walks straight from the door or just a few minutes drive from many of the areas famous attractions.

Easily accessible bungalow located in the beautiful village of Youlgrave. 2 bedrooms, sleeps 5, bathroom, well equipped kitchen, dining room and sitting room. The recently refurbished property with new appliances has locked storage facilities if required. Gardens front and rear with outside seating available.

The bungalow is on a peaceful cul de sac in a the thriving picturesque village of Youlgrave. As well as being in the heart of the beautiful Peak District we are just a short distance from some major towns and cities. A fantastic base for exploring the area.

Situated on the A6, with Chatsworth and Haddon Hall just a short drive away, my house is a great base for exploring the Peak District. Hop on a bus from outside my front door and you can easily be in Buxton, Bakewell (5 miles) or Matlock (3 miles).

A quiet twin room at the back of the house with views over the rooftops to Stanton Moor. There is a private bathroom which is downstairs, not en-suite.

Step away from the main road and this is a quiet residential area. There are two pubs nearby and steam trains from Peak Rail chug along the track just 100 yards away. From my house you can be in any of the Peak District's main attractions in less than an hour by car and if you want to find somewhere off the beaten track - I can tell you where to look.

The perfect spot for anyone who enjoys the wonderful countryside of the White Peak, with its fascinating variety of dales and rolling hills. Dale Cottage enjoys an idyllic peaceful location with superb views over Bradford Dale and beyond. The cottage is cosy, with a log fire, well-equipped and comfortable. Please note that the cottage is situated on a steep bank and is therefore unsuitable for people with mobility problems.

The spacious but cosy lounge features an open grate for making log fires. There is a separate well-equipped kitchen. Upstairs, there is a bedroom with a king-size bed, and a smaller room with 4 ft. three-quarter bed (against a wall on one side). Both bedrooms have lovely views. A bathroom with bath and power shower completes the accommodation. The outhouse contains a washing machine and tumble drier. Although sleeping up to four, the cottage is most comfortable for up to three adults or 2 adults and 2 children (who don't mind sharing a bed!)

An ancient ridge village set above the River Bradford, Youlgrave is one of the friendliest and most interesting villages in the Peak. It's an ideal starting point for walks, with the Bradford Dale (almost on the doorstep of Dale Cottage) joining up with Lathkill Dale, a well-known beauty spot with stunning views and wonderful wildlife. Youlgrave itself has three excellent pubs serving good food and beer, and holds many cultural and artistic events. The highspot of the village's year is the Welldressings week in mid-summer, where the locals maintain a centuries-old tradition of constructing giant tableaux entirely from petals and leaves; these well dressings are thought to represent a sign of thanks for the gift of water.

Hallyard (hall yard) House is in the quiet rural village of Over Haddon, near Bakewell, in the middle of the Peak District. Local tea rooms greet you on your walk down to the Lathkil Dale, the Peak Park's most pristine walking, swimming and fishing spot, while The Lathkil Pub boasts great food and spectacular views. The house is ideal for families or business travellers and is a perfect romantic hideaway. Gorgeous walks and stunning scenery make this a beautiful spot all year round.

Hallyard House is a modern cottage build, built from the remains of a barn which once stood on this site, on the hall yard of the now demolished Haddon House. It's well appointed and stunningly decorated... modern boutique luxury in the heart of rural England. We've recently added a wood burning stove for those cosy cold nights in, and the new SKY/Netflix package.

In Over Haddon, the Lathkil Pub is the closest watering hole and offers a range of hot meals and local ales. It is an award-winning pub with phenomenal views. Walking through Over Haddon, you're surrounded by historic farm houses, notably the home of ex MI6 chief Sir Maurice Oldfield who is now buried in the beautiful churchyard of St Anne’s Church. Down in the dale, once you arrive at the river, you will find that turning left, right or straight on over the footbridge are all easily navigate. In Bakewell, the renowned Rutland Hotel stands on the main roundabout in the centre of town. Apparently, this is where Jane Austin penned Pride and Prejudice… (fun fact: Mr Darcey’s Pemberley was based on Chatsworth House, two miles from Bakewell..)

Daleside - a perfect Peak District retreat overlooking Lathkill Dale: log fire, luxury linens, roll top bath and a secluded south facing terrace to relax with a glass of wine after exploring the peaks. Although new to AirBnB Daleside has been rated 5* by over a 100 customers on Trip Advisor. Tucked away in Over Haddon, a beautiful village with an award winning pub. The cottage is in the perfect location to explore Bakewell, Haddon Hall & Chatsworth.

Daleside is unusually spacious for a Peak District cottage. It has been lovingly restored to take advantage of the stunning views & reveal original rustic character whilst incorporating modern day comforts, including underfloor heating, luxury White Company linens, WiFi and a log burner. Outside the gardens have natural style planting to attract birds and butterflies. Whether you want an active holiday, walking and cycling, or to just relax, Daleside provides a great base for exploring the Peaks. Dogs are very welcome by arrangement. There is a small fee of £20 / dog.

Daleside is tucked away in Over Haddon, a beautiful village overlooking Lathkill Dale Nature Reserve, with an award winning pub in walking distance. The village is 2 miles from Bakewell, home of the Bakewell pudding. The impressive medieval Haddon Hall, setting for many films, is just 2 miles away and stunning Chatsworth House is approx 5 miles away. There are numerous pubs with good food and several fine dining places within 6 miles of the cottage. Chatsworth RHS flower show and Eroica vintage cycling festival are readily accessible from the cottage. However, many guests just leave car and take advantage of the numerous walks directly from the cottage. Please read the reviews kindly left by my previous guests on Trip Advisor

in Peak District National Park Greystone smallholding famed Peak District spa town of Buxton hiking, walking cycling, pony trekking, climbing and paragliding all close by country walks and many small beautiful little villages to visit explore pubs/ food close by as well as a Go Ape centre within a mile for woodland antics. go carting, caves of Poole’s Cavern are Alton Towers is within 40 minutes. A donkey sanctuary next door and our rare breed chickens and peacocks one white and Indian blue

breakfast please note we provide complimentary / on request breakfast cereals ,tea coffee ,sugar , milk , also fridge, microwave ,kettle ,basic crockery and cutlery in the small holding at the far side near the donkey sanctuary we have rare breed chickens and peacocks one white and Indian blue

no neighbours ,lovely countryside .bus route, buxton town 5 minute drive

My place is close to great views. You’ll love my place because of the cosiness, the views, and the location. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).