Self-catering holiday cottage accommodation in the Peak District, Derbyshire
To most people, the Peak District means Derbyshire. However, the first of Britain's National Parks extends into the surrounding counties of Yorkshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire. Ask visitors what the Peak District looks like and they will describe rough hillsides with rocky outcrops where sheep wander at will, dry stone walls, tumbling brooks, lakes, reservoirs, waterfalls, and caves - some of which are large enough to sail a boat through. Stone is the star performer in the Peak District - in white limestone, grit and shale. It graces the landscape and buildings.
There is something for everyone in the Peak District. Nature, history, legend and commercialism combine to provide an ideal holiday destination for all ages.
Hillside Croft, set in 6.5 acres of glorious landscaped grounds. It's a restored 17th Century listed building and features exposed oak beams throughout. There are wood burning stoves in inglenooks backed up by full central heating. Truly wonderful. Telephone: +44(0)01335 344795 |
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This cottage is set in beautiful grounds of an Edwardian country house, has a luxury 5 * ETB status and sleeps 6 -7 people very comfortably. There is also a tennis court and croquet for guests to enjoy as well as the glorious setting in quiet countryside. Well equipped, guests want for nothing, with host on hand to advise or help. Limited disabled facilities, and well behaved pets welcomed. Telephone 01335 342 670 or click on cottage photograph for more information. |
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The Green - large country house ideal for large groups up to 18. Dining room seats 18. Exclusive indoor swimming pool with wave machine. Located edge of Hope village - quiet and unoverlooked. The ultimate party palace: hen groups welcome! Please click on image for more information and photographs. Telephone Marcus on 01298 871004
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Hartington Cottages are 3 stone built historic cottages with much character and period features - all in a courtyard setting. Knowle Cottage (sleeps 6) has an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and mullioned windows. It is rated 5 star ETC, and combines character with quality and comfort. Telephone Patrick on 01298 84447 for enquiries and bookings. |
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Cotterill Farm Cottages. Four award winning stone 4 Star cottages on our non-working farm, in a glorious location overlooking dales and rolling countryside in the heart of the White Peak area of the Peak District. Buxton , Matlock, Bakewell, Ashbourne, Leek and Chatsworth House are all about 11 miles away on the edge of the Peak District at different points on the compass, confirming our claim to be very much in the heart of the White Peak area of the Peak District. Alton Towers is within easy driving distance for a day trip. Telephone 01298 84447 |
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Sladen Cottage offers luxury self-catering accommodation for large groups in a contemporary style. The cottage sleeps up to 14 adults in 7 en-suite bedrooms all with power showers. Guests can dine around one large table and relax in a comfy sitting room. It is an ideal house for groups to enjoy a relaxing and very comfortable special break together. Telephone 01433 650104, or 07776 425232 or click on the photograph for details.
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A spacious and superby appointed, four bedroomed stone cottage, to sleep up to 8. Enclosed in its own private garden with a large sun terrace and patio furniture, yet enjoying all the facilities available at Darwin Forest Country Park. These include a new indoor leisure centre with swimming pool, gymnasium, sauna, spa and steam rooms, plus beauty therapy treatments (some charges apply). Please click on photograph for full details of the cottage. Woodlands Cottage is kept pet free. Telephone Beverley on 01629 732 428 to book. |
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Points of interest about the Peak District:
- For walkers, the Tissinghurst and High Peak Trails run along the disused Cromford and High Peak railway line and the old L& NWR line
- Charlotte Bronte stayed at Hathersage Vicarage and write about it in Jane Eyre
- The plague village of Eyam. Discover the church with memories of the plague.
- The traditional Bakewell tart originated in the village of Bakewell. Try to discover which village bakery it came from since all claim that it's theirs!
Tourist attractions and places to visit for a day out with families in Derbyshire and the Peak District
- Alton Towers theme park
- Waterworld at Stoke for flumes and fountains
- Historic Ashbourne and Chatsworth House
- Blue John Mines for a caving expedition. Many others, including Peak Cavern (and the devil's arse), Treak Cliff and Speedwell.
- The National Tramway Museum at Crich, near Matlock
- Gulliver's Kingdom Adventure park for children near Matlock
- Take a cable car ride up the hillside in Matlock
- Denby Pottery Visitor Centre
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