Holiday Cottages in Bakewell, Derbyshire available for rental
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| Stoneheath Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 216- £670
Sleeps: 7 |
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| Set within a central location in the picturesque village of Winster, this lovely, stone-built Georgian property is situated within the Peak District National Park. The cottage has been tastefully renovated to retain much of its original character and as a result offers warm, welcoming accommodation over three floors. With beamed ceilings, sash windows, traditional lime-plastered walls, a "kite-winder" staircase and a wood-burning stove set into a fabulous fire place, the cottage retains many of its original features. The property is well served by local amenities, however Bakewell, Matlock and Ashbourne are all near by for wider shopping facilities. |
| With an impressive 17th Century market house at its centre, the conservation village of Winster is situated within the Peak District National Park. This extremely pretty location is mostly composed of three main streets - Main Street, East Bank and West Bank boasting imposing 18th Century farm houses, nearly all of which are at least three storeys tall. Off the main street visitors can find the slightly less grand though equally fascinating 'ginnels', or alleyways. The village still holds a number of traditional events throughout the year, such as a pancake race every Shrove Tuesday and the annual Wakes festivities which take place in June, as well as events hosted by the local Morris dancers. The village boasts ample of essential amenities too - a post office/gift shop, a well stocked grocer's shop and two pubs both serving food and local traditional beers. |
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| Woodside Cottages - The Roundhouse , Bakewell |
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Price: £ over 1300
Sleeps: 5 |
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| 2 Brookside Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 260- £656
Sleeps: 6 |
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| 2 Brookside Cottage is a mid-terraced cottage set by the river in Nether End, the old part of Baslow, on the very doorstep of the magnificent Chatsworth Estate in the Peak District National Park. With two double bedrooms and one twin as well as a family bathroom, this cottage can sleep six people. The rest of the accommodation is made up of a well equipped kitchen, a summer room with a dining table and a sitting room with a woodburning stove in the inglenook fireplace. Outside the cottage is a small rear yard and a front seating area overlooking the river. Being so well situated for exploring the Peak District, 2 Brookside Cottage is the perfect holiday home for a relaxing break. |
| The village of Baslow lies at the north end of stately Chatsworth House. The village has many unusual and picturesque features including a triple-arched river bridge guarded by a toll house whose doorway is only 3 1/2 feet high! Baslow offers a range of village amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants. Close by is Bakewell, the capital of the Peak District, and home of the famous Bakewell pudding (definitely not tart!), still made locally to an old and secret recipe. Bakewell is at the scenic heart of the Peak District, and with Alton Towers also within easy touring distance, there is ample for the whole family to enjoy. |
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| Harthill Hall - Harthill Barn , Bakewell |
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Price: £ over 1300
Sleeps: 12 |
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| Ballcross Farm - Beeley Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 300 - £ 599
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Wildflower Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 162- £438
Sleeps: 4 |
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| This Grade ll listed terraced cottage is situated in the very heart of the conservation village of Winster. This property is able to sleep four people and features a mix of old and new amenities, with oak beams throughout the lower floor and an open fire in the cosy sitting room. The kitchen is equipped to a high standard, as is the attractive bathroom. Tucked away in a narrow lane and just off the main street, this holiday home is ideally located to wander round the historic village, or to enjoy the surrounding countryside. |
| Situated within the Peak District National Park, the conservation village of Winster is an extremely pretty place with a 17th Century market house at its centre and a number of imposing 18th Century buildings located along its three main streets - Main Street, East Bank and West Bank. Equally as fascinating are the many little alleyways or 'ginnels' which lead from Main Street into the rest of the town. The village is famous for its Morris dancers, Wakes festivities – which take place every June - and its annual Shrove Tuesday pancake race. Within the village there is a well-stocked grocer's shop, a post office and gift shop as well as two pubs - both serving food and local traditional beers. The towns of Bakewell, Chatsworth and Matlock are all within easy driving distance and, for keen walkers, the village lies within five miles of the Tissington and High Peaks trails and The Limestone Way. |
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| Brook Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 263- £666
Sleeps: 6 |
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| This beautiful stone terraced cottage is in the old part of Baslow, just yards from the entrance to the Chatsworth estate. The cottage dates back to about 1750 and is a stunning property that has been lovingly restored, retaining many original features such as staircases, beams, vaulted ceilings and exposed stonework, making a it characterful property in which to stay. There are three floors to be enjoyed; the kitchen is delightful with its stable door to the rear garden and the dining area is in this room. The cosy, comfortable sitting room houses an open fire, a perfect spot to relax in. There are three charming and elegant bedrooms and a sumptuous bathroom. This idyllic cottage makes a fabulous base to explore the wonderful Peak District. |
| The picturesque village of Baslow is situated at the North end of Chatsworth House and the village has some unusual and striking features, not least, a river bridge that has three arches and is guarded by a toll house with diminutive measurements of only three and a half feet high. The village has a range of shops, restaurants and pubs and is only five miles from Bakewell, which has a further range of amenities and attractions. Chatsworth House and Park offer an array of attractions, with five gift shops, a farm shop, a garden centre and many fine places to eat as well as the house and park grounds to view. With so much to do and see, Baslow is the perfect holiday base to explore this part of the country. |
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| Harthill Hall - De Ferrers , Bakewell |
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Price: £ over 1300
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Harthill Hall - Hartle , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 600 - £ 899
Sleeps: 4 |
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| River Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 151- £437
Sleeps: 4 |
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| A charming stone, end terraced cottage, situated on a hillside in the lovely village of Youlgreave, this lovely property is full of character. The cosy and inviting sitting room, with its dining area, is a comfortable place to relax in after the ‘rigors’ of a busy day’s sightseeing. There are two delightful bedrooms, one double with a four poster bed and a single with a pull out stacker bed. They are both beautifully decorated and offer a tranquil haven in which to enjoy a good night’s sleep. The bathroom is elegant, modern and well appointed, outside there is a front patio with furniture and a barbecue and a footpath leads from the cottage to the Bradford Dale Valley bottom. This property is a lovely base from which to explore this wonderful area. |
| Ideally positioned in outstanding countryside, Youlgreave is an ancient village between the valleys of Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale, two of the most stunning areas in the Peak District. It was once the centre of the lead mining industry but is now a charming tourist destination. The village has three public houses, all of which serve food, two shops, a post office and a beautiful medieval church with some parts dating back to the 13th and14th Centuries. The market town of Bakewell is nearby and has a wide selection of shops and eateries along with its Monday market. With so many stately homes, beautiful scenery and outdoor pursuits the Peak District has so much to offer as a holiday destination and Youlgreave makes a perfect base to explore this lovely area. |
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| Four Winds , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 230- £750
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Four Winds is a stone built, detached cottage in its own drive, just a 10 minute walk from the centre of Bakewell in the Peak District National Park. With two double bedrooms, two singles and two family bathrooms, this cottage is suitable for six people. The rest of the accommodation includes a fitted kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. Outside the cottage there is an enclosed garden with a lawn, a patio with outdoor furniture as well as off road parking for two cars. Centrally positioned to discover the fabulous Peak District countryside, Four Winds is a lovely family cottage. |
| Bakewell in the Peak District is an attractive market town, with a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs. There are frequent farmers' markets, a 17th Century market hall and a leisure centre. The town is ideal for enjoying this beautiful region, with both the Dark Peak and White Peak within easy reach. The popular theme park Alton Towers is 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. |
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| Lees Farm , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 328- £927
Sleeps: 9 |
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| This detached stone farmhouse has outstanding views across the Monsal Valley and has been restored to provide exceptional accommodation. The property has a wealth of character with its exposed beams and stone floors and is finished to a high standard. There are four bright and restful bedrooms, an elegant bathroom with a roll top bath to luxuriate in after a busy day and a further shower room. The kitchen is well appointed and boasts a fabulous range cooker, the dining area is in the comfortable sitting room which houses a magnificent fireplace with wood burner and there is a cosy snug with another wood burner. A large grassy area surrounds the farmhouse along with a patio and barbecue. A tremendous property for a family holiday. |
| This small hamlet of farms and houses sits between Taddington, Monsal Head and the River Wye in the Peak District. It has some spectacular scenery and Monsal Head is famed for the magnificent view along Monsal Dale and the Wye Valley, and offers some amazing walks. The Monsal Trail takes walkers along a former Midland Railway track, over a majestic viaduct above the river and into a tunnel which goes beneath Monsal Head, understandably making this a popular route with walkers. Bakewell, a picturesque market town, lies just seven miles away and has a variety of shops, restaurants and pubs, and there is a farmer’s market held once a week, usually on a Monday. This area makes a fantastic base for a holiday in this stunning location. |
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| Spout Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 304- £1029
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This lovely, detached stone barn conversion enjoys an elevated position with panoramic views. The barn is furnished to a high standard and the traditional farmhouse kitchen has a range cooker with a dining area. The sitting room, with its large patio doors, has a fabulous fireplace that houses a wood burner and makes the room a cosy haven to rest in at the end of the day. The three bedrooms, one with en-suite, are accessed by their own individual staircases, making them a tranquil space in which to relax. The bathroom is on the ground floor whilst outside the grounds are shared with the owners and may include use of their outdoor pool. With the old beams and original stonework throughout this property make an idyllic holiday home. |
| Gratton is a lovely hamlet situated between the villages of Middleton-in-Youlgreave and Elton in the heart of the White Peak. The countryside in this part of the world is glorious, renowned for rolling hills and limestone dales, making it a walker’s paradise. There are many appealing villages in the area and Bakewell, famous for its Monday farmer’s market, is only six miles away and has a variety of shops and places to eat. Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are nearby and give a fascinating glimpse to the past, whilst a little further away but still within easy driving distance are Hardwick Hall and the theme park Alton Towers. This area has a wealth of attractions and activities to cater for all ages and abilities and is an ideal holiday destination. |
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| Rowan Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 100- £290
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Situated in the centre of the picturesque village of Great Hucklow is this pretty cottage – a delightful self-contained wing of the owner's detached home. This lovely property offers simple, cosy ground floor accommodation with pretty views of the owner's mature gardens. This property has no internal or external steps, and is all on the ground floor, possibly making it accessible for people with mobility difficulties. There are a range of local amenities in the neighbouring villages of Tideswell and Bradwell, as well as the pub within Great Hucklow itself. |
| Situated on the border of the distinctive landscapes of the Peak District - the limestone dales of "the white peak" and the gritstone moorland of "the dark peak" – is the peaceful, idyllic village of Great Hucklow. Providing a diverse and contrasting range of scenery, this lovely little settlement is a popular destination amongst walkers in the region. With a village pub serving food and interesting beers, this traditional community hosts an unusual well-dressing and gala day in the second week of August, as well as providing spectacular lights at Christmas. The neighbouring village of Eyam, poignantly known as "the plague village", and nearby Tideswell - home to "the Cathedral of The Peak" – are well worth visiting, as is Bradwell, a historic lead mining village and gateway to The Caverns and The Pennines. |
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| Lakeview , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 403- £1015
Sleeps: 8 |
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| The property is a beautifully renovated wing of the owner’s own house. It has been decorated and finished to a high standard throughout. The sitting room is cosy and inviting with a wood burner and fantastic views towards Carsington Water, and the kitchen is well equipped with a large dining area. There are three light and airy bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and there is also an elegant, well-appointed bathroom. Outside there is a delightful mature garden and courtyard with outdoor seating. The property has some charming features including exposed stonework and wooden beams, and is a tasteful blend of character and contemporary style. With its spacious accommodation and superb location, it is an ideal base from which to see this wonderful area. |
| The lovely hamlet of Hopton is on the circular route around Carsington Water. With its access to walks, cycling and water sports, this an excellent spot for anyone who enjoys outdoor pursuits. Ashbourne is seven miles away and is a charming market town with narrow cobbled alleyways, Georgian architecture, antique shops plus a variety of other shops and eateries. A little further away are the towns of Bakewell and Buxton, each with an interesting history and well worth investigating. Haddon Hall, Keddleston Hall and Chatsworth House are all within an easy drive, as are many other grand and historic houses and properties. The Peak District has ample to offer for a family holiday and there is something for everyone to enjoy in this stunning part of the world. |
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| Burrs Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 128- £341
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Burrs Cottage is a stone built cottage in an elevated position within walking distance of the village of Great Hucklow in the Peak District. This cottage sleeps two people and has one double bedroom with an ensuite shower room. The cottage also has a kitchen area and a sitting area with a woodburning stove, plus a conservatory with a dining area. To the outside, there is ample off road parking and a garden with a pond, furniture and a BBQ. Located in the stunning Peak District National Park, Burrs Cottage is ideal for a romantic break. |
| Ideally positioned between the Peak District's two distinctive landscapes – the limestone dales and gritstone moorland – the idyllic village of Great Hucklow is well-positioned for those looking to explore both the white peak and the dark peak. The little town itself offers a pub serving food and interesting beers whilst the traditional well-dressing and gala day still takes place in the second week of August. There are also wonderful lights throughout the picturesque village at Christmas, making this a cosy, atmospheric winter destination. The neighbouring villages of Eyam - the plague village - Tideswell - home to the Cathedral of The Peak - and Bradwell – the historic lead mining village – are all close by, as is the impressive scenery of the Pennines. |
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| The Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 300 - £ 599
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Dovedale , Bakewell |
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Price: £ from £250
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Quietly situated in a rural position within the grounds of the owners property, this lovely holiday home is a recent barn conversion which overlooks some outstanding scenery. The accommodation is accessed along a private track which takes you across the River Dove and up to a cobbled courtyard. The lounge and kitchen/diner have beamed ceilings and exposed walls, making this a stunning property and a fabulous tranquil location. The views from the lounge are across to the surrounding fields and the small village of Hartington, famous for its Stilton cheese, is only a 2 minute drive away. The property is located in between Bakewell and Buxton which is an ideal base for touring the nearby towns and villages. The area is great for walking and cycling and there are many routes to explore as the town of Buxton is surrounded by the world's second most popular National Park. A truly idyllic location. |
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| Harthill Hall - The Chapel , Bakewell |
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Price: £ over 1300
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Clematis Cottage , Bakewell |
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Price: £ 157- £427
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Clematis Cottage is a stone built, detached cottage located in the small village of Baslow on the edge of the Chatsworth Estate in the Peak District National Park. With one double and one twin bedroom and a family bathroom with a freestanding Victorian style bath, this cottage can sleep four people in comfort. The cottage also contains a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a comfy sitting room with a woodburner effect gas stove whilst outside the cottage is a front patio with furniture and arbour. Clematis Cottage is next door to a shop and just a short walk from the local pub which makes this cottage a perfect base for exploring this lovely area. |
| The village of Baslow lies at the north end of stately Chatsworth House - home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The village has many unusual and picturesque features including a triple-arched river bridge guarded by a toll house whose doorway is only 3 1/2 feet high! Baslow offers a range of village amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants. Close by is Bakewell, the capital of the Peak District, and home of the famous Bakewell pudding (definitely not tart!), still made locally to an old and secret recipe. Bakewell is at the scenic heart of the Peak District, and with Alton Towers also within easy touring distance, there is ample for the whole family to enjoy. |
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