Holiday Cottages in Bakewell
Self Catering in Bakewell
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Barn Cottage
Barn Cottage is a beautiful detached barn conversion that has been awarded a 4 Star rating by the Visit Britain Quality in Tourism. It is full of charm and character and a perfect holiday destination for a discerning couple. Conveniently located in a quite back street close to the facilities of the charming Peak District market town of Bakewell. It is a pleasant five minute level stroll to the centre of town which offers excellent local amenities. It has vaulted ceilings with beams and modern facilites. There is private, off road parking, for one car on the owners courtyard in front of the cottage.
Sleeps 2
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Endmoor Cottages
Nestled in the heart of Derbyshire’s stunning Peak District, Endmoor Farm is a working farm and its grounds are the setting for a complex of 5 luxury holiday cottages. Guests can explore the idyllic surrounding area whilst enjoying a stay in a charming cottage full of character, which has been furnished to a very high standard. The holiday homes are all equipped with contemporary fixtures and finishes ensuring guests have all the home comforts to be expected from luxury accommodation.
These popular self-catering holiday cottages offer an excellent base to go for walks, cycle rides or drives with the advantage of being set in the breathtaking countryside but also close to local amenities in the nearby towns of Buxton, Matlock or Leek. The holiday accommodations can be booked individually or together to cater for larger parties such as extended families, anniversaries or reunions.
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Farditch Cottages and Caravan Park
Farditch Farm is a brand new development of 3 beautifully appointed barn conversions set in picturesque countryside. These immaculate holiday homes offer discerning guests the highest levels of comfort with the barns having been sensitively designed to enhance the character of the buildings and provide comfortable living spaces for holiday guests.
The barns are approached via a sweeping driveway and are set in picturesque surroundings. Not only do these modern self-catering barn conversions offer an excellent location to rest and relax but are also an ideal base for walking and cycling, with many routes being on the doorstep. Located on the edge of the pretty village of Chelmorton, the holiday cottages are close to local amenities with many cafes and pubs nearby. Farditch Farm holiday accommodations can be booked individually or together to cater for larger parties such as extended families, anniversaries or reunions (sleeps up to 22). There is also an exclusive caravan site close to the development and all of the holiday homes are dog friendly.
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The Coach House
This stone built, former coach house will enchant its visitors with its lovely location just above the village mere, the perfect rural retreat in a memorable village close to Bakewell, the finest of towns in the Peak.
Graded 4-star by Visit Britain, it is centrally heated throughout and offers an elegant master bedroom with king-sized bed, a country-style twin room, a cheerful shower room, a generously equipped dining kitchen and a luxurious lounge with games table. There is off road parking for two cars, a large, private lawn plus patio with summer furniture and barbecue for al fresco dining.
Sleeps 4
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Merman Farm Holiday Cottage
Merman Farm Holiday Cottage is a traditional, stone built former farmhouse situated in a quiet location, a few minutes' walk from the centre of the village of Tideswell, one of the oldest settlements in the central Peak District.
Fully restored by the owner, Merman Farm offers quality accommodation of real character and charm and seamlessly combines many original features with modern design and home comforts. Sleeping up to 11 in 5 bedrooms, 3 ensuite, open fire and pet friendly.
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Bakewell in Derbyshire and the Peak District , is a beautiful, small, market town situated on the River Wye which is crossed by a 13th century 5 arched bridge still open to traffic. The bridge had been widened in the 19th century. Bakewell attracts many tourists both local and from abroad to the large town centre which is busy all year round with plenty of attractions including gardens, pubs, coffee shops,
and numerous shops selling books, clothes and gifts. Local to Bakewell are many tranqul villages like Ashford in the Water as well as supurb walks including the ever popular Monsal dale.
The Rutland Arms Hotel has a literary connection in that Jane Austin is reputed to have stayed at the hotel whilst writing Pride and Predudice. Bakewell has been identified as Lambton.
The famous Bakewell pudding was also invented accidentally at the Rutland Hotel, when a cook misinterpreted instructions and poured egg mixture over the jam instead of mixing it in the pastry and what should have been a tart was now a pudding. Bakewell puddings can be bought at several shops and coffee houses in the town centre. Read more at Bakewell Town Guide
There are plenty of places to stay in and around Bakewell including many cosy self catering holiday cottages often available to let on a weekend, mid week or full week basis.
For places to eat and drink in the Bakewell area see Bakewell Food and Drink
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