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GREAT HUCKLOW

Bakewell 8 miles; Buxton 11 miles.

The peaceful, idyllic village of Great Hucklow lies on the border of the distinctive landscapes of the Peak District - the limestone dales of "the white peak" and the gritstone moorland of "the dark peak" - thus providing wonderfully contrasting walking country. There is a village pub serving food and interesting beers. The village holds its traditional well-dressing and gala day in the second week of August and has spectacular lights at Christmas. Neighbouring villages are Eyam - "the plague village", Tideswell - home to "the Cathedral of The Peak", and Bradwell - historic lead mining village and gateway to The Caverns and The Pennines.

The Property: Burrs Cottage

A delightful stone built secluded south-facing cottage nestling in a wonderful, elevated and peaceful position below Hucklow Edge, with spectacular views, and only 5 mins walk from Great Hucklow. The well equipped very comfortable accommodation is approached by a private track. The owners live in the adjoining house and personally welcome visitors. A superb base for walking and touring in the Peak District National Park.

Accommodation

One double bedroom. Ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, WC and hand basin. Cosy living room with fitted kitchen and sitting area with woodburning stove. South facing conservatory with utility area, dining area and wonderful views. NB: The first floor is reached by a very steep open staircase which makes the property unsuitable for the less able (and large suitcases!).

Amenities

Central heating from the woodburning stove in sitting room and additional electric room heaters. Electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, colour TV, video, DVD player, radio etc. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Well behaved pets welcome. Sorry no smoking. Use of garden with wild flower meadow, pond, garden furniture and BBQ. Sunny sitting area with bistro table. Ample off road parking. Good food and real ale at the village pub, 5 minutes walk away and several more good pubs nearby. Full range of shops in Tideswell, 2 miles.

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Cottage Availability
Weekly Rental
 20092010
Winter£204£208
Low£231£236
Mid£256£261
High£289£295
Peak£302£308
WSB£122£124
Xmas£302£308
NY£302£308
Please remember to include our Booking fee: £29.50 per week or short break, plus optional Travel Insurance.
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General Info
The Cottage is available for the following types of breaks: WSB LMB OSB(click here for details).
Accommodation Notes
  • 1 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 2
  • Normal rental period is Friday to Friday
Location Notes
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Landranger Map Number 119, OS grid ref is SK 177 784.
Please note: These details are intended as a rough guide only and we cannot guarantee their accuracy.
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Previous Visitors' Comments
The location was fantastic. The surrounding towns and villages were all very accessible. Walking within the area was fabulous. Peace and quiet of the cottage with the views over the Dales was everything you could ask for.
Mr McGowan, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham
May 2009
Very thoughtful in layout and provision. A lovely place to stay.
Mr Evans, Manchester, Greater Manchester
Mar 2009
The unique charm and sheer tranquility of this glorious hideaway, for us at least, show no signs of diminishing following this, our fourth visit!
Mrs Spencer, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
Mar 2009
A very well equipped cottage. The location is stunning. A perfect place to get away.
Mr Marlow, Haywards Heath, West Sussex
Mar 2009
The cosy quiet of the cottage .The multifuel burner was just the ticket!!!
Mrs Perks, Warrington, Cheshire
Feb 2009
The location was great, the fire and generally how cosy the cottage was. It was a lovely place to get away, relax, hike etc.
Miss Miller, Kirkcaldy, Fife
Jan 2009
Beautiful countryside, many good pubs. Lovely holiday! Thank you.
Mr Phillips, Canterbury, Kent
Sep 2008
The location - good view over countryside. Good base for exploring.Cottage was remarkably cosy. Conservatory is a real asset.
Mrs Beesley, Farnham, Surrey
Aug 2008
Like a home from home, short of nothing. Bit reluctant to recommend this cottage - don't want it to be fully booked next year! A must to go back to.
Mr & Mrs Mckone, Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Aug 2008
The cottage is beautifully located for a peaceful and relaxing holiday within easy distance of many attractions and walks. I would love to return in the future.
Mrs Churcher, Chessington,
Jul 2008
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