Self catering holiday cottages in the Peak District - Page 1 of 2
Choose from 34 holiday cottages in the Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District is the oldest National Park in the British Isles and its location in Central and Northern England makes it one of the most frequently visited. Easily accessible, it provides a perfect environment for enjoying country living in the serene setting of the Derbyshire Dales. Five hundred and forty two miles of breathtaking scenery attract holiday makers and outdoor enthusiasts to explore the peaceful rolling hills of the White Peak and the Dark Peak’s craggy rugged moorland. Its ancient tranquil landscape is a haven for wildlife and criss-crossed by dry stone walls that provide boundaries for the moorland sheep that abundantly graze the slopes. Read More
Sitting in the peaceful hamlet of Stanton Lees, near to Bakewell and Matlock, this delightful cottage is ideal for those who want to enjoy outdoor activities in the beautiful Peak District National Park.
Beautiful holiday home with private terrace - ideal for enjoying the stunning views of the Derwent Valley. Located in the heart of the Peak District, providing a great base for visiting Chatsworth House and Alton Towers and exploring some of Englands most beautiful countryside. BBQ, Country pub, Short breaks.
This beautiful barn has been converted into a lovely holiday cottage, accommodating up to 8 guests. With exceptional views across the Peak District countryside, this is a perfect place to enjoy excellent walks or visit the attractions of the area.
A single storey self catering holiday cottage set within the picturesque Peak District. The holiday cottage is ideal for enjoying the many local attractions and perfect for those who want to relax or enjoy walking.
A charming self catering holiday cottage with lots of character, in the thriving historic town of Wirksworth on the fringe of the Peak District National Park - ideal for walking, eating out, relaxing, sightseeing or cycling.
Character self catering holiday home in the historic town of Wirksworth on the edge of the Peak District - ideal for eating out, relaxing, walking sightseeing or cycling. An adjoining cottage can also be rented to accommodate larger parties.
A charming period holiday Cottage with lots of character located in the heart of the pretty village of Kirk Ireton within the Derbyshire Dales.
A comfortable 4 Star Gold holiday cottage located in the South of the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire. Just two miles from Ashbourne, under half an hour from Alton Towers and plenty of outdoor activities locally. 4 Star Gold.
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Hog Cottage is located in the Peak District and was once a mill cottage. It now offers cosy self catering holiday accommodation for four people.
Three tastefully converted holiday cottages located in peaceful beautiful Staffordshire countryside near to Alton Towers and only twenty minutes from the Peak District. 3 Star.
This delightful holiday cottage is in a pretty Derbyshire village within the Peak District. It is 150 yards from the popular pub/restaurant on the village green and near to Bakewell. 4 Star.
A luxurious holiday cottage located in the picturesque village of Winster within the Peak District. Ideal for couples, small families or parties of up to seven. 4 Star Gold.
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This delightful Grade II listed stone farmhouse which can sleep up to fifteen guests (13+2) is set in a pretty Peak District village with local pub & excellent walking/cycling. 4 Star.
A charming Grade II listed stone holiday cottage sitting in the pretty Peak District village of Carsington with local pub and excellent walking and cycling. Perfect for couples wanting to escape the pressures of every day life. 4 Star.
A modern stone holiday home, located ten minutes walking distance from the centre of the market town of Bakewell. This small bustling market town is situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park and is perfect for visiting the many attractions of the area or enjoying outdoor activities.
A stone holiday home, ideally located a ten minute walk from the centre of the market town of Bakewell. This small market town sits in the heart of the Peak District National Park and is ideally located for enjoying outdoor activities or visiting the many attractions of the area.
An delightful 18th Century Grade 2 listed self catering holiday cottage in the beautiful village of Cressbrook with spectacular views along Monsal Dale. Perfect for exploring the Peak District.
A luxury 18th century holiday cottage situated amongst spectacular scenery within the Peak District National Park - A perfect luxury rural retreat for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors and wants to explore this beautiful area. 4 Star.
An 18th century self catering holiday cottage set on the edge of the delightful medieval village of Tideswell. Walks from the doorstep, pubs within walking distance and an ideal base for visiting the Peak District.
A comfortable 4 Star Gold holiday cottage located in the South of the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire. Just two miles from Ashbourne, under half an hour from Alton Towers and plenty of outdoor activities locally. 4 Star Gold.
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the Peak District Continued
This is nature’s playground at its very best and a superb setting for enjoying outdoor activities including walking, climbing, cycling, horse-riding, pot-holing, fishing and canoeing to name just a few. Rich in flora and fauna, the area attracts wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, who want to capture its pure natural beauty.
Rivalling the Lakes, the Peak District has its fair share of lakes and reservoirs which add to the charm of this tranquil setting. Carsington Water is the largest and offers a wide range of water-based activities for all levels.
Bustling market towns and pretty little villages nestle amongst beautiful countryside offering farmers markets, independent shops, country pubs and restaurants. Some of the most popular towns include Bakewell, the picturesque riverside market town; the spa town of Buxton, host to many festivals and events and Ashbourne, a fine old market town with interesting shops and antiques. The cosmopolitan city of Derby offers a buzzy nightlife and beautiful little villages such as Ashover and Matlock Bath offer a taste of country living in the Derbyshire Dales.
Rich in heritage, the Peak District has an abundance of fascinating historic sites to visit. Discover prehistoric rock art or visit the ruins of the Norman Fortress, Peveril Castle. Romantics will fall in love with Bolsover Castle and Chatsworth House and Gardens. Or be intrigued by the mysterious stone-circles at Arbor Low and captivated by the Peakland traditions and customs that are evident wherever you go.
Family attractions are plentiful – take a ride on a steam train or a cable car up to the Heights of Abraham where you can admire the view and explore the show caves. Spend a day in a country or wildlife park or learn about mining methods and discover the network of mines that run under your feet at Temple Mine. Alternatively enjoy a fun day at a theme park with Gulliver’s Kingdom for the children and Alton Towers for the older children!
Not only does the Peak Districts central location make it ideal for a weekend break away but its vast array of attractions and pure natural beauty entice many to stay much longer!