Heath Cottage, Edale

Heath Cottage is a stone built detached cottage situated in the hamlet of Ollerbrook, ten minutes' walk from the village of Edale in the Peak District National Park. This cottage is all ground floor and has one double bedroom and a family shower room. There is also a living area with a fitted kitchen, dining and sitting areas. To the outside, this cottage has a patio and furniture, plus ample off road parking. Situated close to many places of interest, Heath Cottage is an ideal cottage for a couple on a romantic retreat.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 2
  •   Bedrooms 1
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Wifi
  •   Farm Setting
  •   Part of a Group
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

All ground floor. One double bedroom. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Cosy beamed living room with fitted kitchen, dining and sitting areas. Hallway.

A detached stone-built cottage with all of the accommodation on the ground floor. The property is close to the owners' farmhouse, on a working hill farm, and has a pleasant sunny aspect with lovely open views. The farm is approached by a lane and is situated in the peaceful, idyllic and rural hamlet of Ollerbrook just 10 minutes' walk from Edale village. The property has been skilfully created from the conversion of an old barn and makes a cosy retreat at any time of the year.

Within the Peak District National Park and nestled at the foot of Kinder Scout is the pretty High Peak village of Edale. With two pubs - both of which serve food - a village post office and general store as well as a Moorland Visitors Centre, this charming little town provides a variety of local amenities. In addition there is also a railway station close by, offering easy access to larger towns in the area and throughout the country. As the start of the famous Pennine Way, Edale offers a huge variety of walking routes for people of all abilities. Not far from this charming village are the popular blue-John caves and the lovely town of Castleton. For more specialised shops and a wider variety of restaurants, the spa town of Buxton is well worth visiting and is within easy driving distance.

Amenities & Facilities

Thermostatically controlled heaters in living room & bedroom, heated towel rail in shower room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi. Use of freezer space in owners' farmhouse. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Patio with furniture. Ample off road parking. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 10 mins walk. Railway station 1 mile. Note: Limited mobile phone signal. Note: Patio accessed via 5 steps down from the property. Note: No children or infants.

Location Details

Within the Peak District National Park and nestled at the foot of Kinder Scout is the pretty High Peak village of Edale. With two pubs - both of which serve food - a village post office and general store as well as a Moorland Visitors Centre, this charming little town provides a variety of local amenities. In addition there is also a railway station close by, offering easy access to larger towns in the area and throughout the country. As the start of the famous Pennine Way, Edale offers a huge variety of walking routes for people of all abilities. Not far from this charming village are the popular blue-John caves and the lovely town of Castleton. For more specialised shops and a wider variety of restaurants, the spa town of Buxton is well worth visiting and is within easy driving distance.

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

Great location within 5 minute walk to centre of Stratford. Parking permit supplied for one car, nearby car park which cost £20 for 3 nights. 2 double bedrooms but the only draw back was that one of the bedrooms had no wardrobe or drawers so we lived out of our suitcase. It was ok for 3 nights but not ideal for any longer! However, the rest of the cottage was lovely - cosy lounge, well equipped kitchen and dining room with a wonderful hot tub in the garden!

Rated by B192TDlindac reviewed on 24th January 2018

We had an excellent relaxing stay here, the location was brilliant with 2 pubs just up the road and it was in walking distance to all available walks. Would highly recommend this cottage.

Rated by Mr Freeman reviewed on 8th June 2016

This is an excellent location in the Hope Valley. Heath Cottage was a delightful place to come back to at the end of each day with a helpful landlady. we would return.

Rated by Ms Morgan reviewed on 10th April 2016

The views were to die for, the peace and quiet was priceless and the cottage was spotless and comfortable; top class all round.

Rated by Mrs Guest reviewed on 19th March 2016

Heath Cottage is a really nice cosy cottage in a great setting, just a few minutes walk to Edale village with it's pubs, Plenty of great walks nearby although it can get very busy around Mam Tor.

Rated by Mr Bantham reviewed on 11th March 2016

The cottage was very well stocked for all your needs and the owner was friendly and helpful. It is also a good base for walks. I would stay there again.

Rated by Mr Eckhardt reviewed on 12th January 2016

I liked this so much that I want to keep it a secret. The end of a lane and a pleasant walk to the Edale Hamlet. Fantastic views of Mam Tor and the associated scarp. We only had to use the car once (we took it to Hope to shop and to walk to Castleton along the river - 30/40 mins). Very good value for money and delightful landlady in the farmhouse next door. Edale has a couple of good restaurants/pubs and is easy walking distance (so you can have a couple of holiday pints!). Lovely terrace to sit on, quiet sleeping. Walkers paradise either up into the hills or around the local lanes and easy footpaths of the Edale valley. Put the kids in the camp site near by and mum and dad can stay here perhaps. We're going back in the winter.

Rated by Nick A reviewed on 29th June 2015

An excellent cottage, very friendly owners and lovely views. Could not ask for a better location.

Rated by Mr Edwards reviewed on 25th May 2015

Friendly owner, clean accommodation, complete kitchen, comfortable bed, cosy sitting area and a great view. What else could you want from a holiday?

Rated by Mrs Dianat reviewed on 8th March 2015

Great location, clean and comfortable accommodation.

Rated by Mrs Mccracken reviewed on 6th November 2014

One of the best locations in the Peaks. Ideal for observing country life and being within easy reach of attractive country towns and historic attractions.

Rated by Mr Stewart reviewed on 13th July 2014

Very friendly and helpful owners. Lovely location.

Rated by Mrs Smart reviewed on 4th May 2014

Great location and very friendly owners. All amenities spot on. We recommend this cottage to anyone who wants a nice relaxing break with a pub close by and fantastic walks.

Rated by Mr Dawn reviewed on 16th September 2013

A lovely clean small but very comfortable place in a stunning setting. Couldn't have wished for anything more

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 22nd August 2013

Modern, clean, comfortable cottage, highly recommended.

Rated by Mr Curtis reviewed on 10th July 2013

Owners were very friendly and welcoming and it was nice to be in the country and within a few minutes walk of the village. Weather was very wet and there was not a lot to do in those conditions. Had it been a nice sunny week it would have been a totally different holiday. However the little cottage was very comfortable and well worth a second visit in the future. A lovely spot to visit

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 12th September 2012

A beautiful cottage in a beautiful location. Peaceful & tranquil with stunning views from inside and outside the cottage. If you are looking for a comfortable and relaxing place to stay, then this location and the property will tick all the boxes.

Rated by Mr Williams reviewed on 26th August 2012

Edale is a beautiful valley, staying on a farm within walking distance was just right. The owner was very friendly and had provided everything we needed, a hot towel rail was a real plus as we had endless rain and needed some pampering. Very well equipped for a couple.

Rated by Mrs Spicer reviewed on 29th July 2012

We liked the fact that we were in the countryside but could walk into the village with ease. We loved the location and the owners were very friendly and helpful.

Rated by Mrs Lines reviewed on 26th July 2012

The cottage was extremely comfortable. We were very impressed with the provision of kitchen items and were especially glad to see a cafetiere as we had left ours at home. The provision of milk and fresh flowers made a big difference too, believe it or not!

Rated by Mr Black reviewed on 6th March 2012

It was a peaceful location with excellent views. It was possible to walk directly to places without needing to drive.

Rated by Mr Pearson reviewed on 25th September 2011

The cottage was very well equiped in all areas. A lovely setting with fantastic views of the Edale hills in the peak district. Close proximity of 2 public houses which both served good food for hill walkers. A great place to escape and have a well earned rest!

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

Lovely, peaceful retreat but very near to lots of places of interest. Lots to do in the area but great to come back to a quiet relaxing place. The owner was very friendly and helpful. All in all a very good week!

Rated by Mrs Wilkins reviewed on 4th September 2011

The cottage was one of four located around a farmyard on a sheep farm. The farm was was within walking distance of two pubs and a small shop. General shopping is in Hope about 5 miles distant.The cottage is in a scenic setting with easy access to walking routes and open access land. The cottage had everything to make a comfortable stay. The owners were attentive without being intrusive. we should recommend a stay at the cottage.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 24th August 2011

The cottage was great, super views from all windows in the lounge. Very well fitted out with everything you could need for a relaxing break away. Will definitely go back to the farm again.

Rated by Mrs Wilson reviewed on 25th July 2011

The location is scenic, peaceful and close to the facilities.

Rated by Mr Gaspar reviewed on 21st June 2011

The property is on a working farm and in a particularly scenic part of Derbyshire. It was good to see the work involved in sheep farming. The cosy cottage and garden fulfilled all our needs. The owners were very welcoming and sociable. As hill walking was part of the reason for our choice it was good to be able to set off directly from the cottage. Our thanks to our hostess and her husband for sharing their property with us.

Rated by Mr Greed reviewed on 13th June 2011

The setting and those wonderful views. Also, we were able to vacate late and enjoy the last day.

Rated by Mrs Upson reviewed on 15th March 2011

The situation of the cottage was perfect with amazing views down the valley. The owner went to the trouble of providing milk in the fridge on arrival and fresh flowers in the lounge and bedroom which were much appreciated.

Rated by Mrs Morris reviewed on 17th January 2011

We had a fantastic week the weather was great for the time of the year. It was lovely to sit in the garden with a coffee after a day's walking. Being able to leave the car and walk from the property was good too.

Rated by Mr Kay reviewed on 21st November 2010

The owners were very friendly and helpful but in no way intrusive. The cottage was very sweet, small but ideal for two. Perfect location for walking and pubs nearby for food. We love the Peak District so this was and ideal spot to explore from. The Edale Valley does get 'the weather' but on rainy days a good book and a lovely view was all that was needed.

Rated by The Wilde's reviewed on 8th November 2010

The cottage is in an ideal location - great for walking. Despite being a working farm it was very quiet and peaceful. Owners helpful and friendly. Lovely views from cottage.

Rated by Mr Wilde reviewed on 20th September 2010

A most wonderful setting; on a sunny day we could have sat for hours just watching the play of the sunlight on the hills. Ideally situated - we made several trips out and would recommend Lyme Park (NT) in Cheshire. Very welcoming, watching the wildlife was fun. A repeat trip is a distinct possibility!

Rated by Mr Clack reviewed on 15th September 2010

Friendly owners, convenient location for walks and village, quiet and off the road location.

Rated by Mr Gower reviewed on 13th September 2010

When we arrived snow was very deep and we were unable to get our car up the lane that lead to the farm and cottage. We needn't have worried, the owners; John and Sally where there to help us; taking us up to the cottage in their four wheel drive. If that wasn't enough Sally even went out of her way and brought our food supply's from the village some miles away. Just like 'Sykes Cottages', Sally and John were so helpful, we were warm and content and above al; felt entirely safe. A huge thanks to 'Sykes' for making it possible through their friendly Staff, and to John and Sally for making it such a memorable Christmas. Many Thanks. D. Read.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 4th February 2010

Peace and quiet, abundance of bird life, best of all the owners were very friendly, extremely kind and above all else, warm and friendly. Brilliant.

Rated by Mr Read reviewed on 3rd January 2010

We were happy with the unobtrusive approach of the owners on this working farm. The cottage looked impossibly tiny on the outside but seemed a lot bigger inside and offered everything we needed for a week. The views were extensive and beautiful from the cottage and farmyard and there were wonderful hill walks all round. A short walk took us into leafy Edale with its visitor centre, tiny shop, and two pubs. Unfortunately the nearest pub served up terrible food, and we didn't try the other one. Luckily there were plenty of others to choose from in the area, if you were prepared to drive a short way.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 9th December 2009

It was a lovely farm and setting. The cottage was to a very high standard and the owners were very friendly and helpful.

Rated by Ms Pritchard reviewed on 9th November 2009

The cottage was nicely decorated, clean and well maintained. It was well placed for walking and sightseeing. I had a very enjoyable week.

Rated by Ms Leach reviewed on 2nd November 2009

We recommend eating in Castleton. The Castle Hotel was very good. Superb views from the cottage and farm.

Rated by Mr Hedges reviewed on 22nd October 2009

Superb views, good accommodation, easy reach of Pennine Way and plenty of local interest etc.

Rated by Mr Frewin reviewed on 29th September 2009

Very relaxing, quite remote but just as we like it. I would go again.

Rated by Mr Prior reviewed on 21st September 2009

We received a lovely welcome accompanied by beautiful surroundings. The perfect holiday.

Rated by Mr Lloyd reviewed on 9th September 2009

Owners of cottage were very helpful & welcoming. Spotlessly clean & nice garden.

Rated by Mr Stock reviewed on 10th August 2009

All-round superb, peaceful location within the Edale Valley. Several stunning walks 'on the doorstep', include Mam Tor and Kinder Plateau. Birdwatchers will love this spot - there are brilliant displays by the 'local' swallows along with visits from a Lesser-Spotted Woodpecker and numerous finches etc.

Rated by Mrs Lewis reviewed on 22nd June 2009

The accommodation was excellent and the owners were very helpful. It was interesting to stay on a working farm. We would recommend this property to anyone.

Rated by Mr Hughes reviewed on 30th May 2009

Owners very friendly and helpful. Beautiful location in the Edale valley, very secluded. Plenty of good walks from the door.

Rated by Mr Betts reviewed on 8th October 2008

A lovely tranquil setting, a great cosy cottage with welcoming owners. An ideal base for walking. We would love to come back.

Rated by Mr Purvis reviewed on 24th August 2008

The magical views and seclusion.

Rated by Mr Dowley reviewed on 24th July 2008

This cottage is in a very good location, you can just open the door up on to the hills of your choice. Pub food available a short walk away.

Rated by Mr Pomfret reviewed on 15th July 2008

The owners were very helpful & friendly.

Rated by Mrs Howard reviewed on 6th July 2008

Superb location . Very helpful & friendly owners. Good facilities for 2 people. Brilliant views (we had good weather too!). Would definitely return.

Rated by Mr Barnes reviewed on 20th May 2008

The cottage was very cosy and in a beautiful location in the Edale valley with wonderful views all around.

Rated by Mrs Jackman reviewed on 29th April 2008

Well located cottage. Good views. Close to good walks.

Rated by Mr Garrett reviewed on 7th April 2008

Fantastic setting - we hardly used the car and did lots of walking.The village pubs are great and the train station in walking distance.

Rated by Ms Howarth reviewed on 17th March 2008

The most attractive farmyard we have ever seen and the best stocked fridge on arrival, very useful if we had gone by train and were relying on milk from the local shop.

Rated by Mr Ogle reviewed on 19th September 2007

Heath Cottage was everything we wanted. Clean, comfortable and well equipped. The owners friendly and welcoming. The Peak District itself, of course. We'll definitely holiday in the Peak District again and use Heath Cottage.

Rated by Mrs Hiscock reviewed on 21st June 2007

Peaceful and away from the rat-race. Friendly host. Beautiful surroundings.

Rated by Mr Visser reviewed on 27th February 2007

This was our third visit to the cottage and we loved it just as much, particularly the snow! We do intend to visit again.

Rated by Miss Waring reviewed on 28th January 2007

Ideal location with plenty of walks from the cottage door.

Rated by Miss Mason reviewed on 3rd January 2007

The standard of the property was like a hotel suite. It was just what we wanted to be free to come and go. The food at the Nags head was wonderful. Just a 10 minute walk to the village.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Weatheritt reviewed on 26th October 2006

Excellent views from the sitting room and garden. Very friendly owners.

Rated by Mr & Mrs King reviewed on 31st July 2006

The cottage appeared to be in the middle of nowhere, but a ten minute walk along a well marked footpath bought you into the centre of Edale. The pub, The Nags Head, served excellent food all day and in no way were you made to feel unwelcome, in fact if you weren't in walking boots you were out of place.

Rated by Mrs Penfold reviewed on 10th July 2006

The owners of the accommodation were friendly and welcoming. We were very impressed with the attention to detail. The views from the cottage were wonderful.

Rated by Mrs Gunston reviewed on 4th July 2006

The owners are most friendly. The cottage is ideally placed for walking in the area.

Rated by Mr Mattinson reviewed on 30th June 2006

The cottage is very pleasent and well situated and the owners were very friendly and helpful. The cottage is very well equipped and we look forward to going there again.

Rated by Mr Byng reviewed on 22nd May 2006

Beautiful views and a friendly welcome. Very relaxing and lots to do near by.

Rated by Mrs Anderton reviewed on 24th April 2006

Fantastic views, very relaxing and peaceful weekend break.

Rated by Mrs Guest reviewed on 19th April 2006

Brilliant views. Friendly owners. A very relaxing holiday.

Rated by Dr Cross reviewed on 21st February 2006

A really comfortable and cosy cottage.

Rated by Ms Thompson reviewed on 22nd December 2005

Lovely location, great views, friendly people.

Rated by Ms Denyer reviewed on 27th September 2005

Relaxing, well positioned, friendly owners, definitely worth returning to.

Rated by Mrs Button reviewed on 4th May 2005

Wonderful views. Excellent for walkers and cyclists. Lots of attractions only a few miles away. Such attention to detail. Warm, cosy and peaceful. Wonderful views etc. We had a fantastic stay in the cottage.

Rated by Mr Baines reviewed on 5th March 2005

As we have been to the cottage before and enjoyed our stay the first time that is why we rebooked the cottage. Family very helpful and freindly could not do more for you. Very enjoyable time

Rated by Mr Newvell reviewed on 1st March 2005

This was my second visit and will be going again in the future

Rated by Miss Waring reviewed on 24th January 2005

Super little cottage, well maintained and decorated and a wonderful view from the lounge and the private garden.

Rated by Mr Stamp reviewed on 16th December 2004

Great walking from the front door. Local pub not open Mondays in winter.

Rated by Mr Waters reviewed on 16th December 2004

Castleton well worth a visit. Walking on the Pennine Way from Edals is excellent. Cottage very comfortable for two, in lovely quiet position. Helpful owner.

Rated by Mrs James reviewed on 16th December 2004

Wonderful south facing garden. Idyllic in the sunshine. Very relaxing - rather remote from larger towns but ideal to get away from it all. Perfect for walkers.

Rated by Mrs Rees reviewed on 16th December 2004

The views are wonderful and the accommodation very comfortable. The owners were very welcoming and helpful, a very enjoyable stay.

Rated by Mrs Rance reviewed on 16th December 2004

The cottage was cosy and well equipped, and the owners were very hospitable.

Rated by Mrs Eaton reviewed on 16th December 2004

We found the cottage excellent - everything was catered for. The owners were very helpful. The views excellent, ideal for couples and families alike.

Rated by Mr Brodrick reviewed on 16th December 2004

The owners were extremely helpful and welcoming to us. The cottage, although small, had been very well converted and was very comfortable. The views out of the living room were excellent. The location was ideal for walking, and a good base to explore the Peak District.

Rated by Mr Palmer reviewed on 16th December 2004

The area .... splendidly rural .... walking was excellent, and not just for those who wanted to do long treks across the moors etc.

Rated by Mr Derrick reviewed on 16th December 2004

Excellent location for walks around the area. Cottage was excellent for two but had crockery, glasses, and chairs etc for four. Very friendly owners.

Rated by Mr Holmes reviewed on 16th December 2004

My sister and I enjoyed a relaxing holiday. The cottage was ideal and had a lovely garden, which we were able to sit in in the glorius sunshine. The Lady of the House was very friendly. We would recommend it.

Rated by Miss Waring reviewed on 16th December 2004

A great location with many wonderful walks just outside the door, highly recomended. Also a great homely and cosy cottage

Rated by Mr Langlois reviewed on 16th December 2004

Warm & friendly welcome upon arrival. Beautiful location. Poachers Arms in Hope served great food. handy convenience store in Hope

Rated by Mr & Mrs Bray reviewed on 16th December 2004

An excellent central location for walking in the Peak District

Rated by Mr Handford reviewed on 16th December 2004

Location, Location, Location, Absolutely beautiful tranquil valley, nice cottage, nice people, loved it.

Rated by Mr Monaghan reviewed on 16th December 2004

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Fri 29th
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7°C 2°C
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