Perched in the pretty conservation village of Winster, Derbyshire, is this delightful old miner’s cottage, East Bank Cottage. Enjoying a fantastic location within the Peak District National Park and just moments away from the local amenities, East Bank Cottage is a fabulous pet-friendly choice for couples or a family of four. Step into the dining room, where you can look forward to savouring meals around the table for four with your loved ones. Continue through to the well-equipped kitchen, which has all you need to enjoy a memorable self-catered stay, along with an inviting sitting room with plush seating, TV where you can snuggle up in front your favourite film. Head upstairs, where you will find a large bathroom, complete with bath and overhead shower, along with two beautifully decorated bedrooms, a double and a twin, both with an outlook over the village. In the morning, why not enjoy your morning coffee out in the private garden as you plan the days adventures. Explore the local village, where you can stock up on essentials at the convenience store, sample local ales at The Old Bowling Green pub, tour the National Trust site of Winster Market House, treat your loved ones to a meal at the popular 17th-centiry Miners Standard Pub, or embark on a hike along the Winster to Bonsall Path. Next stop is Bakewell, where you can sample the famous Bakewell Pudding, delve into history at the Bakewell Old House Museum, test out your swing at the excellent Bakewell Golf Club, or dine at the Rutland Arms. On the outskirts of the town, history buffs can enjoy the delights of the esteemed Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House. Further afield, you’ll find Matlock, home to the picturesque Hall Leys Park, the Heights of Abraham, and the Peak Rail, along with Matlock Bath, where you can visit Gulliver’s Kingdom, Peak District Mining Museum, and the Matlock Bath Aquarium. All this and more awaits at East Bank Cottage.

Winster is a picturesque conservation community in the White Peak region of the Peak District National Park, anchored by a lovely market house from the 17th century and surrounded by other imposing 17th and 18th century homes, several of which are three stories tall. Well worth your time are the ginnels that connect Main Street, the East Bank, and the West Bank. Winster, England, is well-known for its Morris dancers, pancake race on Shrove Tuesday, June Wakes celebrations, and July Secret Gardens of Winster. A well-stocked, community-owned general shop that doubles as a Post Office may be found in the heart of the hamlet. Both bars serve traditional fare in addition to beer. The Limestone Way passes through the village and connects locals and visitors to neighbouring attractions like Bakewell, Matlock, Chatsworth House, and the Peak Rail Steam Railway. Less than 5 miles away, you'll find the Tissington and High Peaks walking and cycling paths, as well as bike rental shops, making the village a great starting point for exploring the Peak District.

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