Cressbrook Hall Cottages
These charming character cottages are set in 23 acres of secluded park and woodland with spectacular views over the waters of Water-cum-Jolly Dale and the River Wye in the Peak District National Park, just 5 miles from the attractive little market town of Bakewell. Cressbrook Hall is an impressive Grade II listed Tudor-style mansion, built in 1835 during the reign of William IV, and a perfect holiday location - from romantic getaways for couples to large family get-togethers and even weddings and corporate events. Offering stylish accommodation with panoramic views of The Monsal Trail, Upperdale, the village of Cressbrook, and the River Wye, guests have the choice of seven individual beautifully-appointed properties, including a wing of the main Hall.
There is a choice of 3 converted gardeners buildings set in a Victorian walled garden with stunning views over the valley, 3 traditional properties set around the Tudor-style Lodge, again with spectacular views - this time of the River Wye, and finally a wing of the main hall overlooking the formal gardens. Guests can also enjoy the perfect angling holiday in the clear waters of the internationally-famous River Wye, which runs alongside the grounds of the Hall. For those guests who prefer a more active holiday, mountaineering, caving, mountain biking, hang gliding, sailing, canoeing, orienteering, abseiling and hiking are all available nearby. Of course, you could just relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of the surroundings and even have your breakfast cooked for you each morning. This group of wonderful holiday cottages will provide a memorable holiday at any time of the year, as you relax in the superb surroundings with stunning views.
The property
Hall Cottage is actually a wing of Cressbrook Hall.
It is an unusual character property with a split-level living and dining area on the ground floor and bedrooms downstairs.
The cosy sitting area has an open fire and there is a raised area for the kitchen and dining table.
From here the window overlooks the wonderful formal gardens of the hall.
Downstairs there is a family bedroom, a twin bedroom and a single bedroom, plus a bathroom with a shower over the bath, basin and WC.
Outside there is a walled courtyard and a path that leads to an outdoor seating area which opens up on to a field, used as a football pitch for guests, with lovely countryside views.
Note: The cottage can be booked with the other cottages on the estate Refs 957496, 957497, 957498, 957500, 957501, 957515, together they sleep 37.
Accommodation
Three lower ground floor bedrooms: 1 x twin with basin, 1 x single with basin, 1 x family with 1 double and 2 singles. Lower ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Amenities
- Oil central heating with open fire
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
- Shared use of washing machine and tumble dyer in external utility
- Fuel, power and starter pack for fire inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Travel cot and highchair on request
- Off road parking within estate grounds
- Private use of own patio and shared use of communal grounds within the estate, including swings, football pitch and BBQ area
- One well-behaved dog welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop and pub 2 miles
- Note: River and pond easily accessible, children to be supervised at all times
- Note: Breakfast can be ordered from the main Hall at an extra charge
- Note: Fishing day tickets can be purchased – please ask the owner for more details
- Note: WiFi suitable for browsing.
About the location
CRESSBROOK
Tideswell 3 miles; Bakewell 4 miles.
Cressbrook is located on the River Wye and its focal point is the wonderful mill, which was built in 1779 by the famous Richard Arkwright. The surrounding area has some of the prettiest scenery in the Peak District. Follow the footpath upstream of Cressbrook Mill to Water-cum-Jolly, a beautiful river gorge with fine limestone cliffs, which is superb for rock climbers, birdwatchers and walkers. North of the mill lies the lane to Ravensdale, which is adjacent to Cressbrook Dale, a fine gorge-like limestone dale with numerous crags and the remains of several lead mines. Cressbrook Dale is a National Nature Reserve renowned for its range of rare flowers. South of the mill you pass through the lovely Upper Dale and Nether Dale leading up to the famous landmark of Monsal Head, which is on the Monsal Trail. This provides a wonderful “behind the scenes” view of this beautiful part of Derbyshire. Close by is the lovely little village of Litton, which has a village green outside the wonderful food-serving pub, The Red Lion, and a well-stocked village shop. Visit nearby Tideswell in the heart of the Peak District National Park with its fine church dedicated to St John the Baptist, known as "The Cathedral of the Peak", country inns, local eateries, wells dressing and carnival wakes. There is excellent walking with rugged peaks to the north and gentle hills and dales to the south, while Mam Tor and Castleton are only a few miles away with the popular Spa town of Buxton a 25 minute drive.
Region Information
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas
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