Turret Cottage

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Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

27 Customer Review(s)

Reviews

“Another fantastic visit”

Our 4th visit to Turret Cottage and another fantastic holiday. Sofa very comfortable for those nights in after a fabulous day out in the Derbyshire countryside. The cottage is just as it should be homely and welcoming. Loved every minute. Here's to the next time xx

Our 4th visit to Turret Cottage and another fantastic holiday. Sofa very comfortable for those nights in after a fabulous day out in the Derbyshire countryside. The cottage is just as it should be homely and welcoming. Loved every minute. Here's to the next time xx

- LisaT4745, May 2019
“A great base for visiting the area.”

Beautiful local walks and very handy village shop two doors away.

- Mr Wwilliames, April 2019
“Great location with off road parking”

- Mrs Curran, April 2019
“We have used this cottage 5 times now love the cottage,owner and village.”

- Ms Tyler, March 2019
“The cottage was extremely cosy and the owner was very welcoming and helpful, recommending local walks that would suit our family.”

The village had several small stores and pubs and there was plenty to do in th area. Carsington reservoir was a lovely walk, with plenty of interesting things around the route to keep the children going!

- Mrs Jones, December 2018
“We went to this cottage sat to Tuesday ,came home after one night, this cottage should not be on your listing needs some serious attention the village it is in is fantastic but cottage needs renovation,could not have stayed for 3 nights.”

- Jones, November 2018

Many thanks for voicing your grievances regarding this property, unfortunately, due to the size of Sykes’ portfolio of properties, we can't visit every property on a weekly basis. That said, your words have given us cause for concern with our standards at this property and will now investigate the matters raised. If you wish to discuss or elaborate more on the issues raised, please feel free to contact the Sykes office on the details below, quoting your booking reference number and any other information that may assist us in providing the best possible outcome and customer service. Our lines are open 7 days a week from 9am until 7pm. Sykes owner relations
“A full week's stay, absolutely marvellous, our second visit in two years.”

Louise (the owner) very welcoming and friendly, left us an amazing cake. Facilities were more than adequate for cooking and relaxing - we were snug and comfortable even on a couple of cold October days. Would definitely book again in a year or two (but have other areas to visit next year!) Youlgrave itself is a delight - staff at both shops and the George were very friendly and helpful.

- Miss Fayle, October 2018
“Lovely cottage, good location, owner was very helpful and friendly.”

We had a great time.

- Mr Ricart, October 2018
“This is a lovely home-from-home in a pretty village.”

The owner was very welcoming and the village shop stayed open for us as we arrived just as they were closing. We ate in two of the village pubs which were both very friendly with very good value, tasty food.

- Dr Carr, September 2018
“Home-from-home in lovely village”

This is a lovely home-from-home in a pretty village. It is set back from the main road with shared access to the garden. The owner was very welcoming and gave us free range of the tomatoes in her greenhouse!The village shop stayed open for us as we arrived just as they were closing. We ate in two of the village pubs which were both very friendly with very good value, tasty food.

- Carolyn_and_Paul, September 2018
“We only booked the cottage at the last minute but so pleased we did!”

A very warm welcome awaits you from the host Louise and the log fire and central heating the cottage provides! The grade two listed cottage is an absolute delight and very centrally based in wonderful Youlgreave, a very well equipped village . Beautiful walks around the village and places like Eyam, Tideswell and Hathersage all within 25 minutes drive. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone thinking of booking. See you in January!

- Mr Blessed, September 2018
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- Mr Smith, August 2018
“The cottage requires a complete renovation.”

The furniture, carpet's, mattress are all very old and worn out. The microwave was full of rust and unusable. The village of Youlgreave is great but after walking all day the cottage was not a nice place to relax. Sykes need to visit and manage it better We feel that a refund is not out of the question and should be offered, if it wasn't for the position of the cottage we would have gone home early. S & C

- Mr Wimhurst, August 2018
“It is a true hidden gem youlgreave favourite place I have stayed in this country!”

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- Mr Mccarthy, July 2018
“We spent an absolutely wonderful two weeks at Turret Cottage.”

The weather was exceptional, and the cottage was clean, comfortable, well-equipped and located in a lovely village. The cottage also had an enclosed garden shared with the owner, and which was perfect for our two small Llasa/Yorkie crosses. The owner Louise welcomed us with a homemade (and very tasty) cake which was a nice touch, and was on hand if needed for advice and tips on best places to visit, eat, etc. She couldn't have done more to ensure we had a great holiday in the Peak District. The village itself boasts 3 good pubs, with "The Farmyard" being our favourite for food, although "The George" is also very good value (recommend the Fish and Chips and the Beef Carvery). There is also a shop/Deli three doors up from the cottage, our personal recommendations from there being the Pork Pies, the Dry Cure Bacon and the Coconut 'n' Raspberry slices, all of which are excellent. There's no shortage of places to see and visit, and other than the must-sees of Chatsworth House, Lyme Park ("Pemberley" in TV's "Pride and Prejudice") and the town of Bakewell, we enjoyed Ilam Park (NT property), walks around Alsopefield and Milldale, and the reservoirs in the Upper Derwent (where the Dambusters squadron trained for their mission). It was our first holiday in the Peak District, and we will definitely be returning!

- Mr Cartwright, June 2018
“Pictures on your site doesn't show the real lay out.”

Garden a tip couldn't sit outside which was a same cos weather was gud. Youlgrave is a lovely place gud place to stay n visit

- Mrs Nixon, April 2018
“Good location for walking and great pub in the George but remember to book as was very busy.”

Local shops very good too and helpful in recommending things to do, we were very lucky to get there as it snowed just as we arrived but added to the fun especially for our dog. Cottage was a little cold and doors could probably need some draft proofing but fire was great. Also had to fix the washing machine as the the filter had been clogged but not the owners fault at least it works now. Good selection of literature in the cottage for the local area walks out from Youlgreave and fantastic scenery in a quiet village.

- Mr Harris, March 2018
“Very pleasant.”

On arrival a cake was baked and left on the kitchen table by louise the owner of the property who seemed very pleasant during brief conversations. When it was identified that I’d booked the cottage for my partners birthday, louise went out of her way to bake another cake especially for the birthday date which was a lovely lemon sponge, (thanks for that Louise as i never got the opportunity to thank you). The cottage was nice, it had good facilities in the kitchen, the only negative was the very creaky floorboards upstairs, if you’re a light sleeper someone getting up during the night would almost certainly wake you. Putting that aside, myself, partner and dogs had a very pleasant week. Thanks again Louise.

- Clive R, March 2018
“Louise the owner was very welcoming .”

Gave us a warm welcome and a cake. The cottage is very close to the shop, post office, the george pub, bulls head and our favourite the farmyardpub. Lovely walks nr the stream. Not far to bakewell, matlock and has off street parking which is a bonus

- Mrs Kirkham, November 2017
“The owner was a lovely lady who made us feel welcome but wasn’t intrusive- she had a cake baked for us to welcome us to the cottage which was very tasty and such a wonderful touch.”

We brought both a baby and a dog and found the cottage was fab for both. Definitely highly recommend Turret Cottage!

- Mrs xu, November 2017
“Made very welcome by the owner, who was lovely - provided us with a fantastic (huge!”

) homemade apple cake that lasted us half the week! The cottage was cosy and perfect for two friends wanting a nice base for some walking. So nice in fact we've already booked the same week in 2018! The cottage is perfectly placed - just two doors down from a fantastic little tea shop/store stocking home made foods and fresh local produce (the bacon was to die for and we both took home several homemade meat pies from their freezer...) and across the road is another general store/post office, so no need to drive around looking for a supermarket - or even bother taking food up with you! With 3 pubs in walking distance you're spoiled for choice, but we kept going back to the George - friendly staff, amazing fish and chips and a great steak pie... large portions and real ale and real coke on tap - if you don't want to cook, you don't have to! There are walks virtually from the doorway in every direction, with no need to take the car out if you don't want to - Haddon Hall is only a short drive or walk away and well worth a visit. Even in October with strong winds we had a fantastic time. We can't wait to go back!

- Miss Fayle, October 2017
“Delightful surroundings, cosy cottage - just the place for family of 4 with 2 dogs!”

- Mr Jefferis, July 2017
“Lovely cottage, always made welcome x”

Lovely cottage. Always made welcome. Have stayed twice now and would stay again. Excellent position for walking and close to Bakewell's shopping when required. Would recommend x

- Lisa T, March 2015
“Lovely cosy cottage”

A really nice cosy cottage log fire . Well equipped . Everything you could possibly need for your stay. Comfy beds very clean so nice we feel right at home . Three pubs to choose from great riverside walks . Secure shared garden for you and your dogs lovely welcome from owners who look after you and give you some local knowledge great big homemade cake on arrival and fresh flowers . Check out the butchers some lovely pastries. We would definitely stay again.

- SandP150, February 2015
“QUAINT AND QUIRKY BUT WELCOMING AND COMFORTABLE”

The homemade cake presented to us by the owner was particularly welcoming and set the tone for the friendly hospitality provided throughout our stay. The fixtures and fittings in Turret Cottage may not have been absolutely pristine but everything worked and overall the property was in a very clean and tidy condition. The cottage proved to be an excellent centre for exploring the highlights of Derbyshire which included walking through the dales around Youlgreave and visiting nearby Chatsworth. We enjoyed our visit!

- CharlesRigley, January 2015
“Turret Cottage”

Very tidy and clean property we had an enjoyable stay. The village has plenty of walks for the dogs and wonderful country side. We have enjoyed are stay so much we have rebooked for sept 2014.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, January 2014
“lovely cottage in a beautiful village”

We enjoyed a weeks stay in this lovely cottage. Its small and cosy but adequate for a family of 4 to enjoy. the location is superb for local walks and withing easy walking of local pubs and the village shop is next door! bakewell is just 10mins away and buxton only 25mins. Alton towers is an easy drive as well. Overall cant fault this cottage, lovely owners made you feel very welcome too.

- STU & KIM, December 2012
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The cottage

Bakewell 6 miles.

A Grade II listed, terraced cottage with stone surround windows and low ceilings, situated just 200 yards from the church in the picturesque Peak District village of Youlgreave.

Just 6 miles from Bakewell and 7 miles from Matlock and surrounded by the Derbyshire Peak District, this Youlgreave cottage offers a wonderfully-welcoming base for a family wishing to explore this lovely part of the country.

This well-equipped Youlgreave cottage features two cosy bedrooms, a cosy kitchen with a dining area and a lovely sitting room with a stone feature wall and an open fire.

Outside this Youlgreave cottage is a delightful shared walled garden which provides a lovely spot for a relaxing drink after an exhilarating day exploring the local area.

Youlgreave offers a small shop and post office and a number of good pubs serving food, while a larger range of amenities are available in the nearby market town of Bakewell.

From this Youlgreave cottage, wonderful walking and cycling can be enjoyed in the Peak District National Park, along with the High Peak Trail.

With the magnificent Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall also within driving distance, this Youlgreave cottage offers a delight for everyone.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x family room with 1 double and 1 single
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Fitted kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with open fire.
Gas central heating with open fire
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available
Off road parking for 1 car, additional roadside parking available
Enclosed shared lawned garden with seating area
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2 mins walk.

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About the location

YOULGREAVE

Bakewell 4 miles.

Surrounded by stunning countryside, the ancient village of Youlgreave winds its way along a narrow limestone shelf, situated between two of the area's loveliest valleys - Lathkill Dale to the north and Bradford Dale to the south. Once the centre of Derbyshire's lead-mining industry, this charming village now plays home to 3 pubs, all serving food, 2 shops, a post office and a delightful medieval church. The attractive market town of Bakewell is nearby and offers a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a frequent local market. With the whole of the Peak District National Park on the doorstep, many stately homes to visit including Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall as well as Alton Towers, Britain's premier theme park, just a short drive away, this great area has plenty to offer!

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Reviews

“Another fantastic visit”

“A great base for visiting the area.”

“Great location with off road parking”

“We have used this cottage 5 times now love the cottage,owner and village.”

“The cottage was extremely cosy and the owner was very welcoming and helpful, recommending local walks that would suit our family.”

“We went to this cottage sat to Tuesday ,came home after one night, this cottage should not be on your listing needs some serious attention the village it is in is fantastic but cottage needs renovation,could not have stayed for 3 nights.”

“A full week's stay, absolutely marvellous, our second visit in two years.”

“Lovely cottage, good location, owner was very helpful and friendly.”

“This is a lovely home-from-home in a pretty village.”

“Home-from-home in lovely village”

“We only booked the cottage at the last minute but so pleased we did!”

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“The cottage requires a complete renovation.”

“It is a true hidden gem youlgreave favourite place I have stayed in this country!”

“We spent an absolutely wonderful two weeks at Turret Cottage.”

“Pictures on your site doesn't show the real lay out.”

“Good location for walking and great pub in the George but remember to book as was very busy.”

“Very pleasant.”

“Louise the owner was very welcoming .”

“The owner was a lovely lady who made us feel welcome but wasn’t intrusive- she had a cake baked for us to welcome us to the cottage which was very tasty and such a wonderful touch.”

“Made very welcome by the owner, who was lovely - provided us with a fantastic (huge!”

“Delightful surroundings, cosy cottage - just the place for family of 4 with 2 dogs!”

“Lovely cottage, always made welcome x”

“Lovely cosy cottage”

“QUAINT AND QUIRKY BUT WELCOMING AND COMFORTABLE”

“Turret Cottage”

“lovely cottage in a beautiful village”