The cottage
A mid-terrace stone cottage located in the heart of Winster, a homely village with an abundance of characterful amenities resting on your doorstep.
Situated over three floors, this retreat takes you inside to a comfortable lounge, neutrally styled with two sofas and a woodburner promising a cosy night in.
A dining table is located to the back of the room, with seating for four people, and a window seat is a beautiful feature overlooking the charming village.
The modern kitchen provides all the amenities to prepare your favourite meals.
On a nice day, you can even enjoy refreshments in your own enclosed courtyard, a lovely little suntrap away from it all.
After a delightful day, wander upstairs to the super king-size double bedroom, an immaculate presentation with soft furnishings and a heart-warming ambience.
Take the stairs from here, and you will find a twin room, equally as pleasant, with fresh white bedding and characterful low ceilings.
The family bathroom completes the accommodation in a contemporary fashion.
The village of Winster is famous for its Morris dancers, Wakes festivities in June, and the Secret Gardens of Winster event in July.
There are also two pubs, both serving traditional beer.
Bakewell, Matlock, Chatsworth House, and the Peak Rail Steam Railway are all nearby and, for keen walkers and cyclists, The Limestone Way runs along the edge of the village.
A perfect location all-season-round.
About the location
WINSTER
Bakewell 6 miles; Matlock 4.5 miles.
The conservation village of Winster is situated within the White Peak area of the Peak District National Park and is an extremely pretty place, with a charming 17th century market house at its centre, and other imposing 17th and 18th century houses, many three storeys high. The three main streets - Main Street, East Bank and West Bank are interconnected by alleyways known as ‘ginnels’, which are well worth exploring. The village of Winster is famous for its Morris dancers, the annual Shrove Tuesday pancake race, Wakes festivities in June, and the Secret Gardens of Winster event in July. Within the village there is a well-stocked, community-owned general store incorporating a Post Office. There are two pubs, both serving food and traditional beer. Bakewell, Matlock, Chatsworth House, and the Peak Rail Steam Railway are all nearby and, for keen walkers and cyclists, The Limestone Way runs along the edge of the village. The Tissington and High Peaks walking and cycling trails, with bike hire available, both lie less than 5 miles from the village, a wonderful base for exploring the Peak District.
Region Information
Note: Bedrooms have low ceilings and there's a low bean in the twin bedroom.