Derbyshire Peaks Cottages

Albertine Cottage

2 Cottages - Middle Farm Holiday Cottages consists of two new barn conversions: Maigold which sleeps 4 and Albertine which sleeps 8.

Situated in the centre of The Peak District National Park, in an idyllic setting on the edge of Monsal Dale, this is one of the best rural locations in Derbyshire. Approached along a quiet country lane and surrounded by fields and woodland, Middle Farm is hidden deep in the countryside yet is only a short distance from the main A6 road between Bakewell and Buxton.

The Cottages offer peace and tranquility, a sunny and secluded southerly aspect and extensive clear views across open countryside. They have been sympathetically renovated to an exceptionally high standard.

The is a superb base for those wishing to explore the rich diversity of life and landscape within the Peak District.

Ash Cottage

Paddock House Farm lies about 2 miles to the north of the most attractive village of Alstonefield which nestles in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Alstonefield is located just inside Staffordshire with the Derbyshire border being immediately to the east of the village following the course of the River Dove.

Alstonefield lies amidst the beautiful southern area of the Peak District between the towns of Buxton, Bakewell, Matlock and Ashbourne. The area is famed for its stunning scenery with rolling hills dissected by beautiful valleys with Dovedale and the Manifold valley lying immediately east and west of the village. The area offers great scope for walking riding and other country pursuits.

Local villages provide a variety of everyday facilities and Alstonefield has a charming village inn. The regional towns are all within easy driving distance and provide an excellent range of shops and recreational opportunities. The larger centers of Derby, Sheffield, Nottingham, Birmingham and Manchester are all within easy reach.

The property is arranged around a pretty courtyard comprising the principal house together with the 5 holiday cottages. Standing in one of the most beautiful parts of the National Park.

Beech Cottage

Black Bess Cottage

4 Cottages - This visually stunning and imposing early 19th Century building was originally the Coach House and Stables for the nearby 'Owl Coaching Inn', (reputedly a haunt of highwayman Dick Turpin), that's now a fine old farm some 2 miles from the historic Derwent valley mill town of Belper.

The cottages are furnished in bright, quality cottage style with many original features and guests will enjoy the pretty bedrooms and the well equipped Derbyshire galley kitchens.

The Old Coach House is close to many footpaths, wander up to the Depth of Lumb: saunter along the nearby packhorse trail and lead-miners 'Portway'; and wander south to the wooded gritstone Chevin Hills. Belpers's formal River Gardens (summer Sunday brass-bands!) and Visitor Centre are around a mile, down by the town's historic Mills.

Contact owner on mobile tel. number during Jubilee week-end.

Blackbrook Cottage

Broadcarr Barn
	Beautiful oak beamed detached stone barn in picturesque farm yard with exceptional view in Peak National Park. Walks from the door, longer walks to Goyt Valley, Gritstone trail and reservoirs. Within driving distance of Castleton Caverns, Buxton, Derwent Water, Carsington water, Jodrell Bank, Matlock, Tissington Cycle Trail, Derbyshire Dales, Bakewell, Kinder Scout.

Callow Barn

The property is a converted barn dating from the 19th Century with magnificent views of the Hope Valley from virtually all rooms.

Callow Barn offers modern luxuries in a traditional setting. Situated peacefully within a large garden, the barn also has the benefit of an attached paddock.

Our dedicated website gives fully details; address below. Hathersage is situated within the heart of the Peak District National Park.

Energetic activities include swimming at Hathersage open-air pool, climbing, cycling, gliding and spectacular walks direct from the property. Leisurely attractions include Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Blue John mines and Eyam Village.

Hathersage has excellent shopping facilities and is 30 minutes drive from Sheffield (M1) and 80 minutes from Manchester International Airport.

Lower rates available for smaller parties.No all male parties please.

Charlie's Cottage

Charlie's Cottage is a lovely little stone cottage set in the heart of Wirksworth's award winning conservation area. This comfortable cottage is just a stroll away from the town centre and the market place.

Wirksworth is an interesting historic market town and hosts Well Dressings in May and an Art and Architecture trail in September.

Wirksworth makes an excellent base for an enjoyable walking or sightseeing holiday. Local attractions include: the Tissington and High Peak Trails, Carsington Water, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, and Kedleston Hall. There are many other local attractions such as the National Tramway Museum and the Heights of Abraham in Matlock Bath. Also nearby are the larger market towns of Bakewell and Ashbourne and the spa town of Buxton.

Cornelia

Pleasure an English country cottage holiday in the Peak District National Park. Enjoy accommodation in the heart of England, centrally and conveniently located near to Bakewell, Chatsworth, Matlock, Alton Towers, Buxton, Ashborne, Dovedale and Hope Valley in the picturesque dual-named Derbyshire village of Youlgrave or Youlgreave.

A combination of traditional and modern materials have been assembled by craftsmen to provide guests with all the comfort and amenities of modern life without sacrificing the abundant charm and character of the ancient buildings.

The unspoilt village of Youlgrave is an ideal base for exploring the wealth of attractions the area has to offer. Three friendly hostelries, two quality butchers and local shops mean that all one's needs are close at hand without the hustle and bustle of a town.

Bradford Dale is a delightful and quiet wooded dale. The river has been dammed into ponds to supply the now long-vanished corn mills which stood there. One of the most dramatic survivals from the New Stone Age, Arbor Low is a henge with a diameter of 160 ft. The massive stones probably once stood upright and the hilltop position gives wonderful views over the White Peak and beyond.

For more information and availability and prices please go to the owner's website.

Critchlow Cottage

7 Cottages - 1991 conversion of early 19th Century barns positioned around a farmyard in 12 acres of their own land. The seven limestone cottages are all fully furnished and comprehensively equipped.

Within comfortable reach of stately homes, nature trails and attractions such as Gulliver's Kingdon and Alton Towers.

The Cottages have full provision to cater for children, including a games room. All the bedding is provided, and we are proud to have been awarded 4 keys.

Cruck Cottage

3 Cottages - Imagine nestling on the edge of the Dove Valley overlooking Derbyshire hills and the beautiful Wolfscote and Berresford Dales. An ideal hide-away with stunning scenery and so quiet you can hear the cows munching grass in the fields below.

Each of our stone cottages has individual character, with beamed living room 'olde-worlde' touches and pretty stenciling to complement the decor.

The farmstead dates back to the Doomsday Book and is steeped in history with fascinating listed buildings. Central to superb walking and climbing with the High Peak and Tissington cycle trail nearby. Chatsworth House and the market town of Bakewell plust Alton towers all within easy travelling distance.

We have a Farm Trail, with freedom to roam experiencing breathtaking views with nothing to disturb the peace but sheep, birds and the occasional leaping hare.

Only weekly bookings accepted over Christmas & New Year.

Dale View

Four stone cottages in the heart of the White Peak, graded four star yet further upgraded in 2003 with new kitchens and more. Substantial lawned garden area. Barbecue and laundry room.

Glorious location in rolling countryside with excellent views over surrounding dales and hills, half a mile from the local village and pub. Tissington trail is 3/4 of a mile with two other cycle/footpath trails within 3 miles. There are two wild flower meadows either side of the drive to the cottages one of which borders a nature reserve leading, after 1.5 miles, to the river Dove. One mile down river along an excellent path is Dovedale. Footpaths and bridleways surround our farm.

Seven(!) highly praised, personalized information packs are left in each cottage giving loads of advice on activities and a weekly events list.High standard of house keeping. Generally considerable attention to detail.

Dove Cottage

Hartington Cottages consists of two spacious stone cottages, graded 4 star, in a private courtyard, totally upgraded in 2002 with very little regard for expense. The quality of the furnishing and fittings having been the driving force.

The kitchens in both cottages have gorgeous real granite sinks and gloss work tops. The lounges have top of the range attractive laminated floors and leather suites, both cottages have fully controllable central heating

There are plenty of old beams and other interesting features. Each cottage has seven(!) personalized information folders containing every thing you will need to know about the cottages and surrounding area.

This highly regarded village, situated in the heart of the Whtie Peak, has tea-shops, gift shops, and pub; only 300 yards from the River Dove and many other walks. There are also three cycle trials within 2 miles

Edge View

Edge View is situated in Bradwell, a village in the heart of the White Peak and within easy travelling distance of both Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall.

The picturesque Lathkill and Monsal Dales are close by, together with the market towns of Bakewell and Buxton. Matlock and Matlock Bath are also in easy driving distance with the tourist attractions of Gulliver's Kingdom and the Heights of Abraham.

The tourist attractions of the Blue John Caverns and Castleton are only about 5 miles away. The Ladybower, Howden and Derwent Reservoirs, where the Dam Busters did their training, are also about 5 miles away, with walks, fishing and cycle hire available.

The Peak District has good public houses, which serve excellent meals and ale.

Elliot Cottage

Elm Cottage

Grooms Cottage

Hazel Cottage

Knowl Cottage

Knowl Cottage, a picture postcard cottage situated in the centre of this highly acclaimed village, is between 500 and 700 years old, it was originally of cruck construction, and some of the original beams are exposed. The cottage with its walls over 2 foot thick, stone mullioned window and inglenook fireplace oozes character.

The Cottage was extensively upgraded in 2002 and has three spacious en-suites. Outside are seating areas both front and back.

This highly regarded village, with its famous creamery and shop, and old Jacobean Hall, situated in the heart of the White Peak, has tea-shops, gift shops and pubs; only 300 yards from the River Dove and many other walks. There are three cycle trails within 2 miles.

Latham Hall

Throwley Hall Farm is situated in the quiet countryside near to the beautiful Manifold Valley and Dovedale. Superb scenery and walking country are right on the doorstep, and attractions such as Alton Towers are a short journey away.

The farm stands on a spur overlooking the Manifold Valley. This is one of the most famous rivers of the Peak District and carves a spectacular deep valley with numerous rocky crags, a sight which is matched locally only by Dovedale - just a few miles away

THROWLEY COTTAGE accommodates up to 7 people. It is an attractive property situated near to the beautiful Manifold Valley and Dovedale. Superb scenery and walking country is right on the doorstep, and attractions such as Alton Towers are only a short journey away.

THROWLEYMOOR FARMHOUSE accommodates 12 people. It is a large, attractive farmhouse situated about 1 mile from Throwley Hall Farm.

LATHAM FARMHOUSE accommodates up to 12 people. It is a large, attractive former farmhouse situated near the village of Calton, not far from the A52 Leek - Ashbourne road.

Liffs Cottage

Lockwood Hall Farm

This cottage is on a working dairy farm overlooking the Churnet Valley. The house provides tasteful and spacious accommodation.

Visitors are welcome to come and watch the cows being milked, the calves being fed and sometimes they have the opportunity of seeing calves being born.

Since the acreage of the farm forms part of the Staffordshire Way the cottage is an ideal base for walking and touring the surrounding area. The cottage is just 10 minutes away from Alton Towers.

Lomas Cottage

Maigold Cottage

Manifold Cottage

Meadow View Barn

CHAPEL EN LE FRITH. Is a medievil town dating from Saxon times. It is centrally placed for exploring the northern Peak District by foot or by car.
Our cottages are just off the Market Place in a secluded area but within easy reach of all the amenities.

The area is ideal for walking, and short drives will take you into areas of varied and spectacular scenery. You can easily reach Dovedale and the Goyt valley with their gorges and rushing streams, and can walk around the lakes and through the forests in the Derwent valley where The Dambusters practiced. Within a few miles of Pickford Place, there are opportunities for pony trekking,

The picturesque town of Castleton with its quaint little shops selling the unique Blue John stone is within four miles. There you can visit the famous caves, see where Blue John is found, and ride through tunnels on boats.
Driving and WalkingPony Trekking, Fishing, Cycling, and Aerial rides.Each of our cottages has a large folder with more than fifty leaflets of attractions and interests around the district.

Alton Towers, the American Adventure and Gulliver's Kingdom theme parks, are within easy reach. The National Tramway museum, the National Mining museum, the Potteries Museum, the Derby and Wedgwood china factories can be visited. We are within easy travelling distance of Chatsworth House with its opulent furnishings and extensive grounds. Within half an hour by car you can reach the mediaeval Haddon Hall; and just past Chesterfield are the spectacular Old and 'New' halls of Hardwick. Lyme Hall with its extensive park for walking and orienteering is just down the road from Chapel.

Mews Cottage

Converted from the old rectory coach house, Mews cottage is set in a lovely walled garden in the village of Tansley.

This is a pleasant village with a general store and post office and three good pubs which serve food. Nearby Matlock provides a variety of shops including a supermarket, many cafes and restaurants, a swimming pool and a pleasant park. The resort of Matlock Bath is 3 miles from the cottage.

Also within easy reach is the Peak District National Park, the market town of Bakewell, many stately homes such as Chatsworth and Haddon, Alton Towers, the National Tramway Museum and the famous towns and cities of the North Midlands.

Moorfield Lodge

2 Cottages - Moorfield was built in 1861 by a local family who made their fortune from the many cotton mills in the surrounding area. Nestling amongst the foothills of Kinder Scout the estate’s location is excellent for fell-walking and site-seeing alike.

With the departure of its original residents Moorfield was divided into a number of individual properties including Moorfield Lodge and the Old Billiard Room. Guests are welcome to use the 5 acre grounds of Moorfield House during their stay.

Comfortably sleeping 4 to 6 people Moorfield Lodge provides an excellent centre for a family holiday in Derbyshire.

Sleeping 2 people, with space for a third if required the Old Billiard Room is an excellent base for a couple or small family seeking a self-catering holiday in the Peak District.

Mycock Cottage

Nadin Cottage

Oak Cottage

Oaks Farm

Oaks Farm's origins are back in the 17th Century when it was owned by the Dukes of Devonshire. It has been extended over the years and now provides a comfortable family home and holiday cottage in a secluded location off the beaten track. There are spectacular views from the cosy well equipped holiday cottage over valleys and moorlands.

The nearby village of Hathersage provides many facilities including shops, restaurants, pubs, garage and wealth of history including houses associated with Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.

Oaks Farm is an ideal base for touring the Peak District. It is a perfect location for walking, rock climbing, hang gliding and fly fishing or for just relaxing by a log fire.

Old Billiard Room

Ollerenshaw Cottage

Ophelia

Pats Cottage

An attractive 18th century stone cottage, sympathetically refurbished retaining original features including old black wood beams.

On the edge of the Peak District and the city of Sheffield Chatsworth House, Hadden Hall, Hope, Castleton, Baslow and Bakewell all within easy reach, Dore village is steeped in history.

Accomodation is offered with the use of the owners outdoor heated swimming pool. Situated in a sunny, private location surrounded by a pleasant garden and lawns. Adjacent is the local park with swings.

Priestley Cottage

Rose Cottage

This 200 year old quaint, cosy cottage is in a tiny village in the picturesque Dove Valley.

Crowdecote is a very small village overlooking the Dove Valley in the middle of the Peak District, 6 miles south of the Spa town of Buxton, which boasts an Opera House and Gardens among its many leisure facilities.

Ideal for the walker and cyclist, with the Tissington and High Peak trails close by, many walks can be started from the cottage door.

Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Alton Towers, and the famous caves (Blue John, Speedwell and others) all lie within an easy drive. In summer, Well Dressings can be seen in many nearby villages. Hartington, famous for its Stilton, lies close by.

Sam's Stable

2 Cottages - Located in the Hope Valley a true country hideaway. Nestled under Winn Hill with panoramic views and secluded gardens.

Alice's Cottage sleeps 6 - oak furnishings, spa bath, dishwasher and large garden.
Sam's Stable sleeps 4 - recently renovated, oak beamed, beautifully furnished, fantastic views with own orchard garden.

You can enjoy some spectacular walks and bike trails from the cottage door or just relax in the spacious gardens and listen to the stream gently flowing by. Hathersage has an open air swimming pool and tennis and there is Little John's grave in the churchyard. Castleton is the next village, with its Blue John mines and ancient Peveril Castle. Edale and the start of the Pennine Way is only 6 miles away.

A non-returnable deposit of £50 to be paid on booking.

Swallow's Nest

This magical cottage, reached by a flight of stone steps, is converted from a grade II listed barn. The many features include, stripped floors, beamed ceilings, hand painted furniture and quality drapes. There is a large master bedroom and a second twin bedroom.

South Wingfield boasts its own village store, a working flour mill and the magnificent Winfield Manor. There is a pub with food a very short walk away and this is an area rich in country paths. Chatsworth, Bakewell and all the Peak District's many attractions are near at hand. For the more adventurous there is Gulliver's Kingdom, white water at Carsington, Alton Towers theme park and Crich's Tramway Museum.

A superb holiday home in a great area for a holiday at any time of the year.

Swallows Return

Sweet Briar

The Dairy

The Groom's Quarters

Elivated and tranquil with superb views. Part of our 18th Century Coach House has been converted into a spacious yet cosy, retreat, with all home comforts and many original features including a cobbled courtyard. We feel we have created something quite unique in self-catering, and welcome you to share it with us.

There is good walking from the door. Cycling on the nearby trails. The Peak National Park and Dovedale are just over the Weaver hills. Visit the many stately homes. Alton Towers is only 10mins drive. There is fishing, riding, golf, water and adventure sports and free use of local tennis courts. Antique hunting in Leek and Ashbourne(6 miles), a picturesque market town "The Gateway to Dovedale" where cobbled squares are lined with shops, galleries, inns and restaurants. There are also many country pubs and restaurants nearby, serving good food. Or relax and play boules in the enclosed garden and enjoy the views.

The Old School House, Carlecotes

Cosy cottage situated in the quiet hamlet of Carlecotes, north of Langsett and above the River Don, with excellent views of the Peak District moors. Good local pubs, restaurants and teashops.

Close to the Upper Don Trail, part of the Transpennine trail, for walking, horseriding and cycling. Pennine Way walks from nearby Crowden or Saddleworth Moor. Canal towpaths and reservoir paths for shorter walks.

Holmfirth (Summer Wine area) 5 miles. Huddersfield 11 miles. Bretton Sculpture Park 10 miles, Peak District provides good walking country with unspoit towns and villages. Visit Chatsworth House and the spa town of Buxton. Leeds, Bradford, Manchester and Sheffield all about 40 minutes away for choice of theatres, museums and other entertainment.

Additional double room and ensuite available on request.

The Stables

Throwley Cottage

Throwley Moor Farm

Turpins Cottage

Turpins Retreat

Wolfscote Cottage