Elderbank, Bradwell

Elder Bank is a stone-built, end terrace cottage situated in the village of Bradwell, just eleven miles from Buxton in the Peak District National Park. With one double bedroom and a bathroom, the cottage is ideal for a couple looking for a romantic holiday. The accommodation also contains a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with a dining table, oak beams and an open fire. Outside the cottage is off road parking for one car, storage for bikes and walking equipment and a lawned garden to the front of the property with a patio area, garden furniture and a BBQ. With the local amenities just a couple of minutes walk away, Elder Bank is a fabulous cottage for a couple looking to get away from it all.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 2
  •   Bedrooms 1
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Pub Nearby
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

One double bedroom with TV. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with feature oak beams, open fire and small dining area.

A delightful, stone-built, end-terrace cottage situated in a quiet backwater of the pretty village of Bradwell, 11 miles from Buxton. The cottage is full of character and charm and retains many original features such as old oak beams and a warm and snug open fire, making this an ideal romantic retreat. Renovated to a high standard, this well-equipped holiday home boasts high quality fittings and lovely furnishings, including a spacious main bedroom with feature fireplace. The property offers lovely views across the village and surrounding fells, as well as excellent walking from the doorstep. The many delights of the Peak District National Park are close by, including the beautiful valley of Edale, which is the start of the Pennine Way, England's first and most famous long-distance footpath, and the famous spa town of Buxton. This is an ideal base for a relaxing holiday at any time of the year.

Set between the Hope Valley and Bradwell Dale, the village of Bradwell is located within the Peak National Park. Bagshawe Cavern - reached by 130 steep steps - sits on the edge of the village and serves as a reminder of its mining history whilst nearby the famous Peak, Blue John, Treak Cliff and Speedwell Caverns are all worth visiting. Also close by is the David Mellor Design Museum, positioned in the village of Hathersage whilst the little picturesque town of Castleton is overlooked by the crumbling Mam Tor, or 'Shivering Mountain'. Bradwell itself provides visitors with a range of shops, pubs and places to eat and makes an excellent base from which to enjoy this fascinating and beautiful part of the country.

Amenities & Facilities

Gas central heating with open fire in sitting room. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, 2 x TVs, DVD player, CD/radio, WiFi, library of books, games and DVDs. Fuel, power and initial supply of fuel for the open fire inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 1 car. Secure storage available for bikes and walking equipment. Lawned garden to front of property with patio area, garden furniture and BBQ. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops and pubs 2 mins walk. Note: Adults only - this property is not suitable for children or infants. Note: There are 10 steps up to the entrance of the property with no handrail support, care to be taken

Location Details

Set between the Hope Valley and Bradwell Dale, the village of Bradwell is located within the Peak National Park. Bagshawe Cavern - reached by 130 steep steps - sits on the edge of the village and serves as a reminder of its mining history whilst nearby the famous Peak, Blue John, Treak Cliff and Speedwell Caverns are all worth visiting. Also close by is the David Mellor Design Museum, positioned in the village of Hathersage whilst the little picturesque town of Castleton is overlooked by the crumbling Mam Tor, or 'Shivering Mountain'. Bradwell itself provides visitors with a range of shops, pubs and places to eat and makes an excellent base from which to enjoy this fascinating and beautiful part of the country.

The ultimate in "year-round" appeal, the Peak District offers countryside, picturesque villages and magnificent scenery. It touches upon six counties and encloses 555 square miles of open moorland, flowing rivers, and wooded dales.

Reviews

We arrived at Elderbank cottage on the 23rd December it being the 1st time we had celebrated away from home. We arrived to Christmas decos all alight which was so welcoming. It was so warm and cosy. There were loads of complementary drink and goodies. The owner kept in touch to make sure everything was good and we were happy which we thought was very nice to have the personal touch. We fell in love with the cottage and village which is ideal if you like walking, you also have a car parking space which is a bonus in Bradwell. We will definitely book again. Other reviews said about the kitchen being small but there is plenty of worktop space so it wasn't a problem

Rated by judyhX1563IQ reviewed on 5th January 2021

We stayed here the first week that restrictions were lifted and had a much needed holiday. The owner contacted us before hand to go over what we needed to know and answer any questions which was very reassuring. The cottage itself was perfect:. Just right for two people with everything you could want in there. We were left a bottle of prosecco, some yummy biscuits, chocolates in the bedroom and even pocket packs of tissues and hand sanitiser wipes. Everything was spotlessly clean and of super quality. The village itself was very nice with four local pubs including the White Hart just a couple of minutes from the cottage and The Bowling Green Inn about 5 minutes away. Both were very friendly and welcoming with clear anti-virus measures in place. We ate from both the village chip shop and the curry house in Hope, both were nice. We also had a lunch at The Castle in Castleton, again, excellent food and service. I thoroughly recommend staying at Elderbank, the owners have clearly gone to a lot of trouble to make your stay a relaxing and enjoyable experience.

Rated by Helen H reviewed on 18th July 2020

Delightful cottage in a picturesque village with ready access to interesting countryside and places of interest in the Peak District.

Rated by Dr Marks reviewed on 11th July 2016

We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay at this cottage. Well equipped and situated in a lovely part of the country. Looking forward to booking again.

Rated by Mrs Day reviewed on 26th June 2016

Elder Bank is a lovely little cottage, we really enjoyed our stay there and plan to come back later this year for a longer stay. I would highly recommend this cottage not only because of it's fantastic condition and décor inside, but it's great location with everything you need near by. All in all a great base for exploring The Peak District.

Rated by Mr Lattaway reviewed on 6th May 2016

The cottage was perfect for 2 - warm cosy and stylish, but also very well equipped and quiet. The location was good too - both within the village with local shop, and more widely with wonderful countryside and walks on the doorstep.

Rated by Mrs Bowerman reviewed on 2nd April 2016

Loved the cottage. Very well equipped, clean and nicely decorated. Thank the owners very much. We thoroughly enjoyed it there and hope to return to do more walking.

Rated by Mr Eastwood reviewed on 9th November 2015

We had a wonderful warm welcome to a spotlessly clean cottage. It was very well equipped and comfortable with everything we could need. The cottage is situated in an ideal location for walking and exploring. We had a very relaxing time, thank you to the owner!

Rated by Mr Clahane reviewed on 25th May 2015

An excellent comfortable cottage, lovely area and friendly people. The cottage was very well and thoughtfully equipped.

Rated by Mr Bown reviewed on 26th April 2015

Really enjoyed our stay; lovely location, lovely cottage, lovely owner, lovely village, really friendly folk in the pub. We are now thinking of moving to Bradwell when we retire.

Rated by Mr Alden reviewed on 5th April 2015

A lovely cosy cottage, in a good position for sightseeing and walking in the Peak District.

Rated by Mrs Greenwood reviewed on 29th March 2015

The cottage was well placed for what we wanted to do. The village was really nice and the locals very friendly. An excellent place to relax which we both had been looking forward to.

Rated by Mr Cawdron reviewed on 9th March 2015

The cottage was excellent. Just what we wanted. In a wonderful location. Good food at the Bowling Green restaurant.

Rated by Mrs Harris reviewed on 26th October 2014

Elder Bank was lovely and exceeded expectations. As we went in October, we appreciated the warmth, especially the coal fire, it was very cosy in the evenings. Ideally situated in Bradwell for walking and exploring the Peak District. The surrounding area was beautiful, ideal for walking and exploring. Pretty villages and plenty of pubs and tea shops.

Rated by Mrs Evans reviewed on 19th October 2014

A lovely cosy comfortable cottage in an excellent location for walking.

Rated by Mrs Proctor reviewed on 5th October 2014

Elder Bank was located in a beautiful part of the high Peak District. Lovely friendly village. Fantastic fish and chip shop best in area. Lovely pubs and plenty of them. Good base for our exploration of the Pennine Way so we could have long walking days and plenty of luxury in the evenings. Friendly owner - on hand and helpful. Great to have an open fire for chillier evenings. Altogether very relaxing and restoring.

Rated by Ms Lloyd reviewed on 10th August 2014

Cottage was lovely very clean and comfortable.Good base for visiting the Peak District. Have recommended to friends.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 7th August 2014

Lovely very clean, comfortable, well equipt cottage, in a very friendly village. Not really suitable for anyone a bit unsteady on their legs as steps to cottage are a bit steep, as are the stairs inside.

Rated by mam753 reviewed on 2nd July 2014

A nice, cosy and well equipped cottage in a lovely friendly village.

Rated by Mrs Mills reviewed on 15th June 2014

A great location for touring all over the Peak District. Very well equipped with lots of extra touches such as a bottle of wine on arrival.

Rated by Mrs Marshall reviewed on 5th June 2014

The cottage was great. Set in a lovely friendly village, it was in a great location with plenty to do and in easy reach of attractions and walks. Can really recommend it.

Rated by Mrs Waterman reviewed on 26th May 2014

The cottage is well situated for Peak District tourist attractions and wonderful walks. The décor is a lovely mix of modern and traditional and it is extremely well equipped and very cosy. It was spotlessly clean and there were some nice goodies waiting for us.

Rated by Mr Watts reviewed on 27th April 2014

Situated in an interesting village.

Rated by Mrs Watwood reviewed on 5th April 2014

We enjoyed our week at Elder Bank, the cottage was spotlessly clean, and the owners had thought of everything. Would recommend the cottage and area, our first time in the Peak District.

Rated by Mrs Akeister reviewed on 15th March 2014

This was the most perfect property we could have selected. We were looking for a romantic hideaway for a few days of home-away from home comfort, surrounded by beautiful countryside and we couldn't have chosen a better place. From the welcoming bottle of wine and glasses awaiting our arrival to ample fire fuel, and a very clean comfortable and cosy property overall, we were very happy with our stay. I would wholly recommend this property to any couple who seek a few days of pure relaxation.

Rated by Mrs Final reviewed on 4th December 2013

Elder Bank cottage was ideally located for our walking holiday in the Hope Valley and surrounding area, so many walks close by. The cottage was wonderfully equipped, and furnished and very comfortable. The allocated parking space was a great feature of the cottage. Bradwell has 3 pubs that serve good food, all within a couple of minutes walk from the cottage, although The Samuel Fox is more of a restaurant than a pub, serving excellent food, the best in the village, in my opinion.

Rated by Mr Orban reviewed on 8th November 2013

The cottage was very central, we wanted a walking holiday without having to keep going out in the car, and this cottage was ideal. The scenery was wonderful, and the local people so friendly. Perfect, 5 star accommodation.

Rated by Mrs Gaymer reviewed on 17th September 2013

Elder Bank may be small, but it is so cosy and has everything in it that you could want for a week away. The bed was really comfortable, and everything was spotless. Highly recommended.

Rated by EnglandPoppy reviewed on 11th September 2013

Elder Bank cottage is one of the very best we have stayed in. We particularly enjoyed the restful atmosphere, and the fact that it is so conveniently located for shops, pubs etc, whilst still being very quiet and peaceful. The location is excellent for walking and for visiting local beauty spots and places of interest. The owner was welcoming and friendly. We would definitely recommend to anyone wanting a quiet rural holiday.

Rated by Ms Grimley reviewed on 2nd September 2013

We loved the property and the high standard of fixtures and fittings. The location was also ideal for the walking and cycling we wanted to do.

Rated by Mr Mottershead reviewed on 5th August 2013

A very relaxing, quiet place to stay with good local pubs. It was easy to visit places from Bradwell .

Rated by Mr Lake reviewed on 29th May 2013

The cottage was clean and well laid out with lots of useful accessories to make cooking and living easier.

Rated by Mr Gregg reviewed on 28th March 2013

An excellent, cosy cottage in a lovely, friendly village with easy access to walks and cycling.

Rated by Mr Whitmore reviewed on 13th March 2013

The location of the cottage was perfect. Bradwell has all the necessary amenities and was very close to some excellent walking. We loved it and will be going back.

Rated by Mr Williams reviewed on 23rd February 2013

A great location - near to all amenities but away from any noise. Great walks from the door and a beautiful cottage to return to at the end of the day. Overall a fabulous holiday!

Rated by Mrs Gymer reviewed on 7th January 2013

The village of Bradwell wasn't too touristy but was beautiful with some good places to eat. Great walking country. Cottage was idyllic for romantic holiday. Could not fault it.

Rated by Mrs Wynn reviewed on 29th November 2012

The location of Bradwell the Elder Bank cottage and the variety of walking and cycling routes.

Rated by Mr Stevens reviewed on 22nd October 2012

Cottage was brilliant, everything you need is supplied. Great area for walkers, plenty of places to visit. Great holiday, hope to return next year.

Rated by Mr Parrish reviewed on 10th September 2012

This was a delightful cottage well decorated and comfortable. It was well situated for the Peaks.

Rated by Mrs Foster reviewed on 13th August 2012

The open fire made the evenings so cosy after a day exploring the wonderful surroundings.

Rated by Mr Allen reviewed on 29th July 2012

The standard of cleanliness, decoration and furnishings in Elder Bank was first class. The bed and sofa were both very comfortable. We left our walking sticks behind and the owner very kindly posted them on to us.

Rated by Mrs Lewis-lavender reviewed on 25th July 2012

We enjoyed being in the village which was very friendly and had good amenities.

Rated by Mr Rees reviewed on 24th July 2012

Lovely cottage, compact, delightful, every single thing we wanted was there. Excellent public transport links. This cottage was brilliant, I would recommend anyone to book with confidence.

Rated by Mr Adamson reviewed on 22nd July 2012

Spent a short break in February. The cottage was warm , cozy and lived up to expectations. Nice Welcome Pack on arrival and thoughtful touches to make our stay that little extra bit special. Good location for walking and exploring the area. may not suit elderly visitors due to steep stairs.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 27th May 2012

The cottage was in a very friendly and welcoming village and was very close to outdoor pursuits. The little homely extras made a lot of difference and the treats were were very much appreciated.

Rated by Mrs Barnett reviewed on 15th March 2012

The cottage was perfectly formed - ideal for two people. It was a perfect location to explore the Peak District and at the end of a hard days hiking we had a lovely cottage to return to. The attention to detail in the cottage to ensure your stay was comfortable could not be faulted. Would definitely return!

Rated by Mrs Townsend reviewed on 7th March 2012

Excellent accommodation in a quiet location. Ideally situated to explore the area with lots to do. Lots of thoughtful extra touches in the cottage which added to the overall experience.

Rated by Mr Baker reviewed on 4th March 2012

Elder Bank turned out to be everything as stated in the brochure and more. The accomodation and location were superb. The package of "essential" groceries was very welcoming on arrival, as was the brilliant amount of local information. We throughly enjoyed the may walks and superb scenery we experienced. Everything about this holiday was excellent.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 3rd December 2011

Friendly owner who gave very good directions, was great to have a private car parking space. Very comfortable house with a lovely fire to sit in front of. Beautifully presented modern cottage with all amenities. Thank you for such a lovely stay.

Rated by Mrs King reviewed on 30th November 2011

Lovely cottage, quiet retreat from the outside world. The cottage had all that was required to make a perfect stay.

Rated by Miss Bayliss reviewed on 30th October 2011

A great cottage that had everything to make our stay a real pleasure.

Rated by Mr Barrow reviewed on 23rd October 2011

Superb location for exploring the Peak District. Accommodation and extras provided were excellent. Lovely village and surrounding area with walks from your doorstep. Good supply of local information was provided which was much appreciated.

Rated by Mr Read reviewed on 10th October 2011

My husband & I really enjoyed our stay in this 1 bed cottage in Bradwell. It was lovely to have milk,tea & coffee on arrival, with a bottle of wine for later! Ideally situated in the Peak District quiet & within reach of local pubs & shops. Bradwell Icecream is something not to be missed!! We hope to return in the future :-)

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 14th September 2011

A beautiful cottage situated in a great part of the Peak District, which formed a good base for our walking holiday.

Rated by Mrs Clubb reviewed on 29th August 2011

This is the third time we have stayed at Elder Bank. We love its situation and the cottage. The owners are great.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 16th August 2011

My husband and I have been to Elder Bank before. The owners are lovely hosts and always leave a welcome tray. We love the fact that we can walk out from the cottage without having to use the car. We also find the people of Bradwell friendly and helpful. Plenty of places to visit close by if you are not walkers. The opening of the railway tunnels has made the area around Monsal Dale and the surrounding areas very popular.

Rated by Mrs Gibson reviewed on 21st June 2011

The property is comfortable, individual, well-equipped and idyllically set, and - even at a non-rock-bottom rental - there is a real feeling about it of 'value for money'. The owners show a genuine sensitivity and intelligence in the way they present and prepare the property. Excellent in every way.

Rated by Mr Paice reviewed on 7th June 2011

It was in an ideal location and the cottage was a 'home from home'. The welcome gifts were a nice addition to the stay.

Rated by Mrs Hall reviewed on 25th May 2011

Location, access to several villages, walking and local pubs!

Rated by Mrs Richards reviewed on 4th April 2011

The comfort, cosiness and peacefulness of the property. Also the little extras to make us feel welcome like milk, biscuits and coal provided on arrival.

Rated by Mrs McCulloch reviewed on 13th March 2011

We were delighted with the quality of this lovely little cottage. The open fire was a real bonus and it seemed that everything had been thought of to make our stay comfortable. The owners were friendly and helpful but unobtrusive and we had a great time in the local pub where there was a quiz night, a band and a great welcoming atmosphere! We thoroughly enjoyed our romantic Christmas break and would definitely like to return.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 10th February 2011

The location was excellent, within easy access of walks and amenities. The cottage itself was idyllic, homely, clean and of a very high standard. We particularly enjoyed the open fire, very welcoming on a cold winter night. We would stay there again without hesitation and hope to do so again in the very near future. It was all we had hoped it would be and more.

Rated by Mr Phillips reviewed on 14th December 2010

My husband and I have just come back from a three night stay at Elder Bank Cottage in Derbyshire and all I can say is "wow!" As it was our first wedding anniversary, and we live in London, we wanted to go somewhere that had beautiful surroundings and a real cottage feel. And it was just that. The cottage is small but beautifully decorated. Everything was clean (exactly how it looks in the pictures!) and it has an open fire. We couldn't recommend this place highly enough. It is total value for money and very much worth a visit.

Rated by ScoopsPF reviewed on 8th December 2010

My husband and I have just come back from a three night stay at Elder Bank Cottage in Derbyshire and all I can say is "wow!" As it was our first wedding anniversary, and we live in London, we wanted to go somewhere that had beautiful surroundings and a real cottage feel. And it was just that. The cottage is small but beautifully decorated. Everything was clean (exactly how it looks in the pictures!) and it has an open fire. We couldn't recommend this place highly enough. It is total value for money and very much worth a visit.

Rated by ScoopsPF reviewed on 7th December 2010

Lovely cottage, nice location near pub and shop, other villages close by. Good centre for many activities.

Rated by Mrs Courtney reviewed on 18th October 2010

We particularly liked the cottage and the location. The cottage was so quaint but with a lovely modern finish. We had a fabulous open fire and a place to put our wet and muddy clothes. The village is very friendly and ideally located for exploring the surrounding area.

Rated by Mr Kingston reviewed on 13th September 2010

A lovely quiet location with pubs and restaurants within easy walking distance. Good access to all the sights to be visited in the Peak District.

Rated by Mr Gentry reviewed on 15th August 2010

Good location for walks and interesting places to visit.

Rated by Mr Pipe reviewed on 3rd August 2010

Very well equipped cottage. All our needs were exceptionally well catered for. We would highly recommend it.

Rated by Mrs Woods reviewed on 8th July 2010

The cottage was beautifully decorated and cosy, set in a quiet little town with outstanding scenery, exactly what we needed to forget the city for a week.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Reeves reviewed on 9th June 2010

Cottage small and was very cosy, well furnished and equipped, clean and well located for all attractions. Barn excellent for bike storage.

Rated by Mrs Tansley reviewed on 11th May 2010

This was our second visit to this cottage. We like the quiet location and the cottage is just right for two. Elder Bank is in a great location for getting out and about but is nice and peaceful to come back to at the end of a long day.

Rated by Miss Warren reviewed on 23rd March 2010

This is a lovely little cottage in a quite, unspoit village in the heart of Derbyshire. Although quite small, the house has been beautifully and thoughtfully decorated. It was warm and very comfortable and the additional small Christmas 'welcome' items was a lovely touch. We really enjoyed our stay there over Christmas. thankyou.

Rated by Rose reviewed on 17th December 2009

A small but comfortable cottage ,good sleeping arrangements,bathroom fine,but a much better tv required for those long dark evenings! we would visit again.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 3rd December 2009

The booking service received from Sykes Cottages was excellant and the cottage was well prepared and serviced by the owner. The cottage had all the amenities we could have asked for. Bradwell as a location is ideal to explore this lovely part of the country but also close enough to Sheffield for a visit if so desired. Bradwell is also well served with bakery, post office/newsagent, supermarket, pub/restaurants and of course the Bradwell ice cream shop!

Rated by Salopian reviewed on 2nd December 2009

Very clean and well furnished cottage in the heart of the Peak District. Friendly area with good amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd December 2009

Cottage was very nice, in a great location to visit the surrounding villages/towns etc.

Rated by Mr Chapman reviewed on 23rd November 2009

A cosy and homely cottage set in amazing countryside. It was perfect for combining long walks and relaxing evenings.

Rated by Mrs Revell reviewed on 27th October 2009

Well appointed comfortable cottage in a beautiful Dale.

Rated by Mrs Jameson reviewed on 5th October 2009

Very well positioned within the village, and an easy place in which to feel at home.

Rated by Mrs Eyers reviewed on 12th September 2009

Extremely well equipped property. Excellent location for walking.

Rated by Mrs Horner reviewed on 9th September 2009

We had a nice relaxing week in the cottage. The owners kindly left a bottle of wine, biscuits, tea, coffee and a pint of milk for when we arrived! We would stay there again.

Rated by Mr Isbell reviewed on 4th August 2009

The cottage was ideal for what we needed, in an excellent location. It was very clean, well equipped, warm and comfortable, and although small, had everything we needed. The village was very centrally placed for all the fantastic Peaks walking without much driving.

Rated by Dr Whittaker reviewed on 13th May 2009

Plenty to see and do and the weather was very good.

Rated by Mr Powell reviewed on 8th May 2009

A lovely cosy cottage and the welcome "goodies" namely, a bottle of wine, a pint of milk and some biscuits made us feel very welcome.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Carr reviewed on 6th May 2009

Great base for walking, great pubs and friendly people!

Rated by Mr Snowden reviewed on 10th April 2009

Lovely cottage – the owners have thought of everything! Elder Bank is in a really convenient location for getting out and about, but lovely and peaceful to come back to in the evening. We particularly enjoyed having the open fire too.

Rated by Miss Warren reviewed on 16th March 2009

Extremely satisfied with all aspects. Very pleased with the thoughtful touches of milk, biscuits and 2 bottles of wine. Will definitely be using the property again.

Rated by Mr Coulson reviewed on 10th March 2009

Some very thoughtful extras and good attention to detail.

Rated by Mr Coulson reviewed on 5th January 2009

Excellent cottage. Wonderful holiday in a great location.

Rated by Mr Keighley reviewed on 26th December 2008

Central for walking. Facilities in Bradwell are good. Cottage was very good, comfortable and everything you could need was provided. Certainly one to go back to.

Rated by Mr Meers reviewed on 15th December 2008

The location was great and the cottage was really nicely decorated which made it feel clean and very homely

Rated by Mrs Herbert reviewed on 8th December 2008

Elder Bank Cottage was a lovely, high standard and very cosy cottage. The wanted for nothing. Owner had left a leaflet explaining everything that we needed to know in the village and what days open. Plenty of logs for fire and towels for bathing. Would recommend this cottage to any couple wanting a quiet, romantic weekend or week away.

Rated by Mrs Crickmere reviewed on 24th November 2008

This is a charming, cosy cottage that we looked forward to returning to everyday. With the weather being cold the open fire was wonderful and we made full use of it. The welcoming bottle of wine and biscuits was a nice touch.

Rated by Mrs Worth reviewed on 3rd November 2008

The area was fantastic as we are avid walkers. The cottage was absolutely fantastic, with lots of little personal touches.

Rated by Dr Tappenden reviewed on 20th October 2008

Cottage was in a very good location with shops and pubs within walking distance. Very good furniture, fittings and decor. It was quite central for visiting different towns and areas.

Rated by Mrs Gibson reviewed on 20th October 2008

Nice and quiet location, central for the peak district and lots of walks nearby.

Rated by Mrs Ferrier reviewed on 22nd September 2008

The cottage was absolutely fabulous and also the centre of our holiday visits to the area.

Rated by Mr Fewkes reviewed on 22nd July 2008

Lovely welcoming pack from the owners, and the best equipped kitchen I've been in for years.

Rated by Mrs Stuart reviewed on 14th July 2008

The cottage was very well appointed. Excellent situation for a walking holiday.

Rated by Mrs Walton reviewed on 1st May 2008

The location was ideal for everything that we wanted to do. The cottage was perfect, with little extra touches. The open fire was most welcome for the cold evenings and the owners were very helpful and friendly. An excellent weeks holiday and we hope to return in the future.

Rated by Mr Foreman reviewed on 28th March 2008

A lovely, quiet location. The property was extremely well presented.

Rated by Mr Orridge reviewed on 28th February 2008

Very impressed with the cottage and really enjoyed the holiday. Local supermarket minutes away from cottage. Felt very comfortable and relaxed.

Rated by Mr Taft reviewed on 12th September 2007

Lovely area, nice and quiet, comfortable cottage...

Rated by Mr Jackson reviewed on 4th September 2007

The weather was brilliant which always helps. Owners were friendly and informative particularly about the Gala week in Bradwell and we enjoyed joining in the festivities.

Rated by Mrs Gibson reviewed on 14th August 2007

One of the best holidays we have ever had. I would recommend this cottage to anyone.

Rated by Mr Lowes reviewed on 7th July 2007

The property was to a very high standard.

Rated by Mr Winterton reviewed on 25th June 2007

The whole place was excellent. The garden is small but sufficient to sit out. Definitely just for a couple. But a lovely romantic place with a real fire.

Rated by Mrs Doyle reviewed on 25th June 2007

Excellant welcome, comfortable home from home.

Rated by Mr Buckett reviewed on 1st June 2007

The cottage really was excellent -although the owners only lived 100metres away, we never had cause to contact them about anything after the directions and key allocation were sorted on the phone. The only concern now is how any other cottage will compare in the future! We felt the cottage was a home from home, and with the information leaflets left by the owners about local interests, we had a very full week.

Rated by Ms Davies reviewed on 15th May 2007

This is a lovely cottage - nicely furnished and decorated and much thought and care has gone into it. We were very comfortable and were sorry to leave. We'd certainly like to go back there.

Rated by Mr Howe reviewed on 1st May 2007

Fantastic cottage and location, would recommend highly! Good beer in White Hart and fantastic food at Bowling Green pub. The welcoming pack was a great touch.

Rated by Mr Hares reviewed on 25th April 2007

The cottage was fantastic and loved everything about the property and holiday. The welcoming touches were very well received.

Rated by Mr Hares reviewed on 19th April 2007

Nice touches made us feel welcome i.e wine, CD's and DVD's for evenings.

Rated by Mr Mayfield reviewed on 10th March 2007

A lovely property, a great location. Away from but close enough to the tourist bits. Two lovely pubs nearby. Our favourite being the Old Bowling Green.

Rated by Mrs Ferguson reviewed on 16th February 2007

Perfect little cottage. Cute and comfy.

Rated by Ms Boshuizen reviewed on 9th January 2007

This is a wonderful cottage. I think it's fair to say that this is the best cottage that I have stayed in. A wonderful, warm, cosy and homely cottage. Good clear directions. The property was immaculately clean and arriving to a pint of milk in the fridge and a ready laid fire was exactly what we needed after a 4 hour drive. I would recommend this cottage without hesitation.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Humphris reviewed on 18th December 2006

The cottage was immaculately presented and extremely clean. We were very comfortable and felt completely at home.

Rated by Mrs Pickbourne reviewed on 18th December 2006

Cottage was delightful and very tastefully renovated. The location of the cottage was ideal too.

Rated by Mrs Dewis reviewed on 29th November 2006

Excellent accommodation, one of the best we have stayed in. Will definitely be booking with Sykes Cottages again. Thank you

Rated by Mr & Mrs Briggs reviewed on 20th November 2006

Very tasteful furnishings. Nice welcome with flowers, candy and wine. Unlimited supply of fire wood. Very clean. Together with the beautiful surroundings and great weather, a perfect holiday!

Rated by Mr & Mrs Leonhardt reviewed on 9th November 2006

Excellent!

Rated by Mr & Mrs Gilfillan reviewed on 7th November 2006

Tastefully decorated cottage and very clean and tidy. The welcoming bottle of wine was a very nice touch.

Rated by Mr Beaumont reviewed on 18th October 2006

The cottage is finished to a high standard and "reeked" of quality. The owner certainly goes that "extra mile" and incorporates some thoughtful and welcoming touches.

Rated by Mr Yexley reviewed on 17th October 2006

The cottage was superb and the location was excellent - very quiet but in the middle of a village which had plenty of amenities. We wanted for nothing!

Rated by Mrs Lord reviewed on 5th September 2006

The cottage was wonderful and the owner had left wine and flowers for us which was lovely and an unexpected surprise. The cottage was the best equipped we have stayed in.

Rated by Mrs Gibson reviewed on 12th August 2006

It is a wonderful little cottage with lovely welcoming bottle of red wine,biscuits and flowers. Plenty of things to do such as walking, cycling etc.

Rated by Mrs Waters reviewed on 25th July 2006

Property ideally situated close to the most interesting parts of the Peak District. As well as the property being of the highest standard, the owners added a number of most thoughtful 'extras', including fresh flowers, a bottle of wine, a bottle of milk and a packet of fancy biscuits! Elder Cottage really felt like a home from home, and we very sorry to have to leave at the end of the week.

Rated by Mr Woodgate reviewed on 17th July 2006

Great centre for walking and stately homes.

Rated by Mr Ranklin reviewed on 5th July 2006

An excellent property for discovering the area, excellent location with all the facilities in the cottage you need. The little 'extras' provided by the owner were indeed a generous gesture and very welcome.

Rated by Mrs Lings reviewed on 22nd May 2006

The cottage was a real home from home. Beautifully decorated and furnished. A lot of care and thought has been made by the owners to make this a very welcoming and relaxing space.

Rated by Miss Deleval reviewed on 12th May 2006

Excellent cottage, superbly equiped with everything we could need. (Including a bottle of wine on our arrival!) A great location to explore the Peak District from.

Rated by Mr Angus reviewed on 6th March 2006

A very warm welcome. Cottage very well fitted and kitted. Some unexpected but welcomed touches such as a charged torch ready to use, every kitchen implement that could be needed , though stored away in minimalistic manner, thus very tidy appearance. 10/10. Very cosy during snowy weather!

Rated by Mr Wathen reviewed on 28th February 2006

What a fantastic cottage! The whole experience was fantastic, the booking service, greeting and directions excellent and also great value for money. The cottage itself was beautifully decorated with great attention to detail. The owners were lovely and gave us a lovely warm welcome. The location was stunning and we felt very much at home. Would definitely come back.

Rated by Miss Richardson reviewed on 30th January 2006

Great cottage, nice location and plenty of things to do in the area.

Rated by Mr Lambert reviewed on 11th January 2006

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7-Day Forecast

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Sat 23rd
Rain and snow
Rain and snow
12°C 0°C
27mph
19.3mm
994mb
Sun 24th
Moderate rain
Moderate rain
13°C 7°C
34mph
10.4mm
987mb
Mon 25th
Light rain
Light rain
7°C 4°C
26mph
0.2mm
995mb
Tue 26th
Few clouds
Few clouds
6°C 3°C
19mph
0.0mm
1,012mb
Wed 27th
Rain and snow
Rain and snow
4°C 2°C
21mph
32.1mm
1,004mb
Thu 28th
Overcast clouds
Overcast clouds
5°C 2°C
6mph
0.0mm
1,022mb
Fri 29th
Light rain
Light rain
9°C 3°C
13mph
0.8mm
1,014mb

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