The Cottage, Peak Forest

The Cottage is a semi-detached cottage situated on the edge of the village of Peak Forest in the Peak District National Park. Full of character and boasting countryside views, this cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms, consisting of one double and one twin, as well as a shower room. The cottage also has an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside there is off road parking for one car, an enclosed front patio with furniture and an enclosed shared lawned area also with furniture. The Cottage is an ideal retreat for a couple or family who wish to visit the whole of Peak District, including Chatsworth House and Buxton, or you may wish to explore the area on foot or on a bike.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Part of a Group
  •   Great Views
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.

Amenities & Facilities

Oil central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, TV with Freeview. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Front enclosed patio with furniture, side shared enclosed lawned area with furniture. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 4 miles, pub 10 mins walk. Note: First floor accessed via spiral staircase.

Location Details

The village of Peak Forest is situated in the Peak District National. Nearby are the villages of Edale, Castleton and Hope, while Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall and Buxton are within easy reach.

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

The Cottage was lovely and tranquil and in a great position. The view from the cottage garden was amazing. We were made to feel welcome and it really was a home from home. To cap it all the weather was fantastic.

Rated by Mrs Mason reviewed on 12th June 2016

Liked the cosy, warm feel of the cottage. The fully equipped kitchen that made it easy to prepare family dinners. A delightful view greeted me as I opened the curtains each morning and I liked the proximity of some of the UK's most enchanting natural features.

Rated by Miss Wilson reviewed on 21st February 2016

I had expected so much more from this cottage. When we arrived the cottage had been empty for a few days and felt very cold. I think it would have been nice if the heating had been on for a while to heat it through. It wasn't while the next day that it warmed through. The cottage does not have a freezer, so if like us, take food for the week ( no shops in village) you have a problem. We were lucky that some other rooms were empty and the owner let us use the freezer boxes at the top of the other fridges. The Cottage is very dog friendly. It has fabulous views from the back and a very large field that the dogs can run about. I had no complaints about that at all. The furniture in the lounge is past it and needs an immediate replacement. When sat on by the end of the evening you are 6 inches off the floor and have great difficulty getting back out of it. The kitchen has all you need and pots and cutlery are fine. Oven clean etc so it was very useable. Upstairs the bedrooms are adequate. Very clean and quite comfy. Not big, but you only sleep in them. The bathroom has a shower which again needs an immediate replacement. I have never known a shower to be still in any bathroom that you are expected to shower in. I would like the owner to have a shower there and say that they find it acceptable for guests. The cottage is very dark inside and the lighting very dim. The furniture is not helping the overall look of the property. The darkness hides a small lip between the kitchen and living area floor, unfortunately my husband stubbed his toes on it and broke one of his toes. Overall it is not the best property I have stayed in and wouldn't go back. I also think that there are much better area's. There is not even a shop. Nothing really of any interest here and having driven around saw far better places to stay where you don't have to drive to to start your walk. I have been very honest with this review and feel I can't recommend it

Rated by Peteandmaggs reviewed on 11th January 2016

A comfortable cottage ideally situated for walking and sightseeing. Views from the lounge are excellent. The owners are very friendly and helpful. All in all the cottage was not a disappointment, certainly recommend it to friends and family.

Rated by Mr Brewer reviewed on 8th January 2016

The location was fantastic. The cottage itself was wonderful and the owner was friendly and helpful.

Rated by Mr Greenfield reviewed on 30th November 2015

My old friend and I stayed here for a week to have a relaxing holiday and to celebrate her birthday. The cottage itself is stone built, part of an old converted farmhouse, in the tiny village of Peak Forest in the Peak National Park. Inside, it is very simple and unspoilt, with stone flagged and wooden floors, a lovely wooden table and dresser, and all kitchen needs supplied, including tea towels, bin bags, cutlery, china, and pots and pans. There was a toaster, a microwave (we couldn't use it, being old school and not very tech-savvy!) , a very modern electric cooker and hob, and a fridge. The living room was compact but quite adequate for 2 people, with a large sofa and chair, and a TV. In the corner was a delightful curly cast iron staircase. Upstairs, there was a double room with a double bed, lovely large wooden wardrobe and dressing table, and a twin room with 2 single beds. The only downfall was the single bed I slept in was very creaky. The bathroom had toilet, shower and hand basin, and towels were supplied by the owner. The shower unit was not the best, we couldn't adjust the heating level and the shower head could do with replacing . . but it was adequate. Everything was spotlessly clean. The living room had french doors which led out the back onto a simple garden with table and chairs, and a view over the hills which was breathtaking. We spent many a morning looking out at the sheep which come right up to the stone wall of the garden. Incredibly peaceful at the back. There is a pub down the road in the village, and a supermarket in nearby Chapel-en-le-Frith. There are many walks and wonderful things to see within a short drive from the cottage, and the owner has supplied many leaflets and booklets to give you an idea of what to see. The cottage is dog friendly too, and although we stayed in the back part of the building, there are 2 other rental accommodations within the house. The cottage is centrally heated and warm. We had a lovely week, and I would recommend it to my friends. Perhaps one small downside, the road on which the cottage sits can be quite busy in the morning, and because of it's grade 2 listing, double glazing cannot be installed. Just a small thing really! Altogether a lovely place

Rated by linda d reviewed on 29th September 2015

A lovely cottage, lovely location, and very helpful and friendly owners.

Rated by Mr Colton reviewed on 13th September 2015

A lovely cottage in a beautiful setting, it was peaceful with plenty to do and see.

Rated by Mrs Ward reviewed on 6th September 2015

A great homely cottage which was really dog friendly. Everything we needed was available. The owners were really friendly and helpful. The best thing we liked was the garden leading to the field beyond for dog walking. There were fantastic views over rolling hills at the rear. Had a wonderful week and would return in a heartbeat.

Rated by Mr Stone reviewed on 30th August 2015

The Cottage was very comfortable, far enough off the road for road noise not to be a problem. It had a very pleasant position with good views over some lovely countryside. The Peak District is a very beautiful place with a lot of diverse outdoor activities available within a close proximity of the cottage.

Rated by Mr Thornely reviewed on 24th May 2015

The Cottage is a lovely (dog friendly) cottage in central location for exploring the Peaks . Excellent walks . places of interest to visit and good pubs.

Rated by Mr Ambrose reviewed on 17th May 2015

An excellent cottage which provided a great base for exploring the Peak District and Derbyshire Dales. This was a cosy cottage which was perfect for the two of us and our small dog.

Rated by Mr Boyland reviewed on 26th April 2015

Lovely clean and comfortable cottage which exceeded my expectations. Would book again.

Rated by Mrs Fall reviewed on 13th January 2015

The cottage was warm, cosy and ideally situated to act as a base for us to go on day trips from. The view over the rolling hills was breathtaking. Everything you could want for a self catering holiday was provided including a comprehensive amount of information about local places to visit. We were very impressed and helped us to provide a lovely setting for a 50th birthday surprise.

Rated by Mr Hatton reviewed on 24th November 2014

We loved everything, The Cottage was lovely and the owner very friendly and approachable. Beautiful countryside. Was just not enough days to do everything, will definitely be back.

Rated by Mrs Mcadam reviewed on 19th October 2014

We particularly liked the scenery and the cottage's location to some stunning sights of outstanding natural beauty. The cottage is an ideal base for visiting the whole of the peaks. We would highly recommend this cottage to others.

Rated by Mrs Woolford reviewed on 11th October 2014

This cottage, part of a converted farm complex, is well situated for a holiday in the Peak District. The gardens are enclosed and even our lively Patterdale terrier could find no way out. The view from the cottage is superb with rolling hills and sheep meadows. The cottage is well appointed although the lounge furniture is getting rather worn. We found the spiral staircase easy to use and the bedrooms were very nice. The owners who lived in the complex were very helpful and pleasant.

Rated by Alex B reviewed on 27th September 2014

In a very good position with lovely views from the house. The enclosed garden and patio very good for dogs and the owners were very charming and helpful. Layout very convenient and easy spiral staircase.

Rated by Mr Bennett reviewed on 14th September 2014

The Cottage was immaculate and well stocked. Beautiful outlook onto farmland.

Rated by Mrs Harding reviewed on 1st September 2014

We had a great time. The cottage was in a great place close to all the great walks and villages that we visited.

Rated by Mr Palmer reviewed on 10th August 2014

The Cottage was exactly what we wanted and we loved the fact that the back garden over looked beautiful farmland and we were able to walk our little dog there first thing in the morning. Everything we wanted to visit was a short ride away and all the local eateries we visited were friendly and the beer and food was excellent.

Rated by Mrs Vidler reviewed on 10th July 2014

This was an amazing cottage with fabulous hosts. There was the most beautiful scenery outside the back door and we would definitely go again.

Rated by Miss Davis reviewed on 18th May 2014

We loved the area of Derbyshire that we stayed in, the cottage was very clean and comfortable and was very dog friendly with enclosed gardens and lovely walks from the back gate.

Rated by Mrs Smithson reviewed on 11th May 2014

The cottage had a superb outlook and access to walks from the doorstep. The places we explored with our dog were very 'dog-friendly' - a trip down Blue John Caves - lots of 'dog friendly' eating places - a hike up Mam Tor and a 6 mile walk around Ladybower Reservoir certainly gave our Labrador dog plenty of excuses to sleep in! Cottage was great - holiday was great!

Rated by Mrs Cooper reviewed on 29th March 2014

Lovely location and view.

Rated by Ms Anten reviewed on 19th March 2014

Lovely location and view.

Rated by Ms Anten reviewed on 19th March 2014

Perfect environment to get home to and relax from days out. Brilliantly equipped kitchen, made it easy to cook what we liked. Lovely and clean. Amazing beds - so comfortable.

Rated by Miss Wild reviewed on 22nd February 2014

Excellent cottage. One of the best we have ever stayed in. Superb and very comfortable. Very high class equipment and furniture.

Rated by Prof Swain reviewed on 3rd December 2013

Everything about The Cottage was perfect. It was spotlessly clean, very comfortable and fully equipped. The location was perfect for walking and cycling (both on and off road). Stunning walks within a 10 mile radius. The views from the cottage were outstanding. Would recommend to anyone!

Rated by Miss Richmond reviewed on 22nd October 2013

This property is excellent overall. The property is immaculately clean, and the surrounding country side is unspoiled and beautiful.

Rated by Mr Cooke reviewed on 14th August 2013

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7-Day Forecast

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Wed 27th
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