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Mrs Taylor, Fakenham, Norfolk, March 2012
Using Sykes was a piece of cake!
Mrs Nuttall, March 2012
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Just show me Peak District Cottages
The Peak District sits in the middle of some of the North West
of England's large cities, such as Manchester, Sheffield and
Derby, and offers some of the most beautiful and unspoilt
countryside to be found anywhere in the UK.
A land of great contrasts, the northern-most part of the region is
characterised by a rugged, rather austere beauty known as the Dark
Peak; a vast swathe of rugged heather moorland, and weathered,
gritstone tors. Further to the south, a high limestone plateau
signals the start of a more gently contoured landscape of deep,
green valleys, rich farmland and mile upon mile of dry stone walls;
the White Peak.
The Peak District is home to the country's original and
most-visited National Park. It provides a natural playground for
those with a taste for the great outdoors, with walking, cycling,
caving, potholing, horse riding, fishing and golf all readily
available. In and around the National Park, pretty market towns
observe age-old traditions such as the ancient custom of 'well
dressing', historic country estates await your visit,
spectacular natural caverns are some of the finest in the world and
a whole host of natural and man made attractions are on the
doorstep. A Peak District cottage holiday is within easy reach of
many large conurbations yet remains a world away from the hustle
and bustle of daily life.
Towns on the edges of the Peak District National Park offer
shopping, cultural attractions and fine dining. A Peak District
cottage holiday in the north of the region allows discovery of the
dramatic scenery of the 'High Peak'
area; the genteel, former spa town of Buxton, with its
renovated Opera House; Glossop or Hayfield, synonymous
with its jazz festival and much used as a starting point for
Pennine Way walks. Smaller villages offer scenery and history in
abundance. Pretty Castleton in the
Hope
Valley nestles in a picturesque spot and is the centre
for the region's spectacular cave systems such as Blue John,
Speedwell and Peak Caverns; tiny Eyam bears witness to
the terrible suffering of the Plague centuries ago.
Those opting for a Peak District cottage amid the gentler scenery
of the southern part of the region will be rewarded with country
towns such as Bakewell, with its
famous puddings and excellent Monday market, Ashbourne, offering
independent shopping, good pubs and a thriving antiques trade, and
Matlock
Bath, which has much to detain the visitor, such as
Gulliver's Kingdom, the cable car ride to the Heights of
Abraham, a trip on the Midlands Railway or a visit to the Peak
District Mining Museum.
A Peak District cottage is ideal choice for those in search of an
active break. Climbers return time and again to the gritstone
precipices to the east of the National Park, such as the Roaches
and Stanage Edge. Accomplished walkers tackle the Pennine Way,
whilst the less committed wanting no more than a scenic ramble and
a good pub will be spoilt for choice, with routes taking in
tranquil lakes and reservoirs, country parks or picturesque rolling
hills and dales. Enjoy natural beauty spots such as the Dovedale,
with its famous Stepping Stones, the Tissington Trail, Ilam Country
Park, or the unspoilt beauty of hidden dales, such as Lathkilldale
or Bradwell Dale.
Whichever corner of Derbyshire you choose for your Peak District
cottage holiday, you'll find culture and history in abundance.
The region offers some of the finest country homes and gardens,
many of which may already feel familiar thanks to their starring
roles as film locations. Sumptuous Chatsworth House near Bakewell
provided the backdrop for the recent blockbuster Pride and
Prejudice starring Keira Knightley, whilst Lyme Hall in the High
Peak was the location for an earlier BBC adaptation of Jane
Austen's classic novel. The Chatsworth Estate, lying within the
Peak District National Park, is a superb family day out. Often
described as 'The Palace of The Peaks', Chatsworth House is
home to the Duke of Devonshire and is a living museum of priceless
exhibits and furnishings. Immediately surrounding the house are 100
acres of stunning gardens, designed by Sir Joseph Paxton, as well
as a farmyard, woodland adventure playground, and local produce and
crafts on sale. The wider Chatsworth parkland of over 1000 acres,
was planned by Capability Brown and is free for the public to
enjoy, with plenty of scenic riverside and woodland walks. Near
Bakewell, Haddon Hall, a beautiful twelfth century medieval manor
house set in terraced Elizabethan gardens, is widely held to be one
of the best-preserved houses of its era, whilst Lyme Hall and Calke
Abbey at Ticknall near Derby are not to be missed.
Families will find a Peak District cottage a rewarding place for a
break, with plenty to keep little ones entertained. Visit the
Chestnut Centre, near Edale; discover the
rich geology of the region at the National Stone Centre near
Wirksworth
or the vast, spectacular underground caverns of the Hope Valley.
Alton
Towers, one of the UK's premier theme parks, is on
the fringes of the Peak District, historic Eyam and the scenic
Derwent dams of the Dam Busters fame are a living history lesson,
whilst Carsington Water
provides a great day out, with an adventure play park, canoeing,
sailing and plenty of space for family picnics. Peveril Castle near
Castleton dates back to the days of William the Conqueror; Bolsover
Castle stages re-enactments which children will love, while the
more contemporary attractions of Matlock Bath are within easy
reach.
Peak District cottages offer the ideal holiday destination for both
short breaks and longer stays. Whether as a cosy, off-season base
for long walks and good food or for an action-packed family summer
holiday, a Peak District
cottage holiday provides a first class location for a
truly enjoyable getaway.
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Ref: 3920
Sleeps: 2
2 Hannah Buildings | Hope near Castleton | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Cosy Peak District cottage apartment above art gallery and cafe in village of Hope, close to Castleton. Charming accommodation ideal for walking, cycling etc. Tideswell 6 miles.
Ref: 3971
Sleeps: 2
Cinder Cottage | Holmfirth | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Lovely stone-built Holmfirth cottage. Comfortable and cosy accommodation, open plan living, close to walks, Peaks and Dales.
Ref: 3989
Sleeps: 2
Harewood Cottage | Grindon | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
One of our romantic Staffordshire cottages, this lovely cottage offers vaulted ceilings, woodburner and lovely galleried area. Ashbourne 10 miles
Ref: 4095
Sleeps: 2
Willow House Cottage | Winkhill near Waterhouses | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Cosy stone built Peak District cottage in open countryside near hamlet of Winkhill. Comfy and attractive, patio, pretty lawned garden with countryside views. Ashbourne 7 miles
Ref: 4104
Sleeps: 2
Number 7 | Allestree near Derby | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
A romantic semi-detached Derbyshire cottage in village of Allestree. Beams, king-size bed, private patio, easy reach of all Derby’s amenities. Derby 2.5 miles.
Ref: 4149
Sleeps: 2
Church Barn | Fenny Bentley near Ashbourne | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Traditional detached Peak District cottage in lovely gardens. Ideal romantic retreat with en-suite and woodburner. Walks from doorstep, easy reach Alton Towers and market towns. Ashbourne 2 miles.
Ref: 4175
Sleeps: 2
Tuksumduin | Buxton | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
A cosy Peak District cottage, situated next to the owner’s own home. Double bedroom with underfloor heating in ensuite and conservatory. Walks from the door. Buxton 1 mile.
Ref: 4237
Sleeps: 2
Gardens End Cottage | Biddulph | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Delightful detached Biddulph cottage. With country parks, moorlands and many attractions, this Biddulph cottage has something for everyone. Biddulph 1 mile.
Ref: 4256
Sleeps: 2
Bay Tree | Turnditch near Belper | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
This Turnditch cottage is one of two bookable through Sykes Cottages. With a stylish kitchen, beamed ceiling and an en-suite, this is the perfect place for a romantic getaway. Ashbourne 6 miles.
Ref: 4427
Sleeps: 2
Ramblers’ Rest | Brassington near Carsington Water | Peak District & Derbyshire Dales
Cosy romantic Brassington cottage, with comfy bedroom/sitting room, modern kitchen and patio garden. Village pubs close by. Ideal touring base. Carsington Water 2 miles.
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