Cottages in Hope Valley

This holiday cottage in Bradwell is located in the Peak District National Park, within the Hope Valley, 25.7 kilometres from Sheffield and just over 4.8 kilometres from Castleton, offering immediate access to walking and cycling routes and proximity to local amenities including three pubs (160 metres away) and a shop (480 metres away).
This family-friendly property accommodates up to six guests across three bedrooms, featuring a games room with a football table and air hockey, a secure garage with cycle storage and off-road parking for two cars, and an enclosed rear garden with outdoor dining and BBQ facilities.

Mill Cottage, a three-storey house in the Hope Valley, Derbyshire, within the Peak District National Park, offers easy access to the village of Hope (walking distance), Buxton (approx. 16km), Castleton (approx. 11km), and Bakewell (approx. 18km).
This pet-friendly dwelling boasts two bedrooms sleeping four, an open-plan kitchen-diner with fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, a cosy sitting room with a gas fire, and a garden; nearby attractions include Win Hill, Lose Hill, and the Mam Tor ridge.

The Hay Loft is a converted barn located in the ancient farming hamlet of Wheston, just 2 kilometres from the village of Tideswell and within the Peak District National Park. The surrounding area offers stunning views of the open countryside, with access to the Pennine Bridleway directly from the farmstead.
The Hay Loft is a 2-bedroom property that can accommodate up to 5 guests. Amenities include a private patio, access to a communal playground, tennis court, gazebo, and barbecue terrace, as well as a shared outdoor gazebo and barbecue terrace with a log fire.

Herbal Cottage is a 3-bedroom holiday home located in the Peak District National Park, within the historic village of Eyam, 200 metres from the village shop and pub, and a short drive from Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall.
This family-friendly cottage accommodates up to 5 guests with a well-equipped kitchen, a lounge with a Smart TV, and a patio area, with parking for one small car available.

This Peak District National Park self-catering property in Stoney Middleton, 1.8km from Calver, offers easy access to Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House.
The 90-square-metre apartment features a king-size bedroom, sofa bed, open-plan living area with Smart TV, and a shared garden with barbecue, play area, bike storage, and EV charging; sleeping up to four guests.

Mill Cottage, a holiday let, is situated in the Peak District village of Eyam, offering immediate access to rolling countryside and located 100 metres from a local pub. This two-bedroom property accommodates four guests, featuring a country-style kitchen, a lounge with a woodburner, an enclosed patio, and off-road parking for two cars.

The Cottage O'ergate is a mid-terrace stone holiday home in Bradwell village, Peak District National Park, 4.8 kilometres from Castleton and its attractions including Peveril Castle and Blue John Cavern.
This pet-friendly, family-friendly holiday cottage sleeps six across three bedrooms spread over three floors and features a well-equipped kitchen, a living/dining room with a woodburning stove, and an enclosed, multi-level garden with patio furniture and a summerhouse.

This three-bedroom Bradwell holiday home is situated in Hope Valley, approximately 5km from Castleton and its famous caverns, including Treak Cliff Cavern and Speedwell Cavern, offering easy access to the Bradwell Walk and Bradwell Dale.
The self-catering property sleeps six, boasting an open-plan living area with modern kitchen and dining space, a separate snug with a PlayStation 3, a games room with air hockey and a football table, an enclosed garden with patio and BBQ, and two bathrooms; nearby amenities include three pubs, a newsagent, greengrocer, and fish and chip shop.

This holiday cottage is situated in Bradwell, within the Hope Valley, 2 kilometres from Bradwell Dale and Bradwell Moor, and just under 5 kilometres from Castleton.
This two-bedroom holiday home accommodates four guests and features a hot tub, a wood burner, and private parking, with easy access to Buxton, Bakewell, and Chatsworth House and Gardens.

This Peak District National Park self-catering property is located 4.8km from Castleton and within 16km of Buxton, Bakewell, and Chatsworth House.
The 45-square-metre dwelling boasts two bedrooms (king-size and super-king-size zip-and-link, convertible to twins), one bathroom, a large kitchen/diner with underfloor heating, a cosy lounge with a wood burner, two patios (one with a hot tub), a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, parking, and internet access, sleeping up to four guests.

Cross View Cottage, a semi-detached house in Litton, Derbyshire, overlooks the village green and is conveniently located near local amenities and within easy reach (approximately 20km) of Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall.
This pet-friendly holiday home boasts 105 square metres of floor space, offering two bedrooms (sleeping up to six guests), a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, an open fire, a Smart TV/DVD player, and an enclosed rear patio; plus, it's ideally situated for exploring the Peak District's walking trails and cycling routes.

This Hope Valley holiday home in Bamford is centrally located, a short drive (approximately 5km) from Ladybower Reservoir and the Pennine Way.
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom property sleeps six, boasting a spacious kitchen-dining area, cosy lounge with open fire, separate snug, and modern appliances including a dishwasher and washer-dryer; pets are welcome.

This 18th-century lead miner's cottage in Great Hucklow, Peak District, is a short drive from Chatsworth House and a few kilometres from Castleton.
This pet-friendly, family-sized holiday home accommodates five guests in three bedrooms, featuring an Aga, wood burner, enclosed garden, and direct access to walking and cycling routes including the Monsal Trail.

This Peak District National Park cottage, situated just outside Bradwell village and 5km from Castleton, offers easy access to the Edale Valley and the start of the Pennine Way.
The 90 square metre property features one double bedroom, sleeping two guests, a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, a wood-burning stove, private garden, and parking; it's also adjacent to another cottage (Ref. 30742), ideal for larger groups.