This outstanding, detached cottage is set in a quiet, rural location, within its own grounds on the owner's working farm, surrounded by Derbyshire countryside, on the outskirts of the village of Bradwell. Adorned throughout with feature beams and exposed stonework, this cottage makes for the perfect romantic retreat for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoying far-reaching countryside views, the cottage offers a super-king bedroom with an en-suite bathroom as well as a separate dressing room. The open plan living area features a well-equipped, bespoke kitchen, a dining area, perfect for romantic candlelit meals, and a sitting area. Outside is a private patio with lovely views stretching across the surrounding hills and countryside. Sit out with a refreshing glass of wine and catch up on some reading in the warm summer months. The village of Bradwell has a wonderful array of amenities, including friendly country pubs serving delicious food, local shops, and a fish and chip shop! The many delights of the Peak District National Park are all within easy reach of this Bradwell cottage, including the beautiful Edale Valley that marks the start of the Pennine Way, England's first and most famous, long-distance footpath. Visit the market town of Bakewell or the famous spa town of Buxton, meander through its delightful streets, and explore the many tea rooms and shops. Discover the majestic beauty of Chatsworth House, explore the Blue John Cavern, or enjoy an adrenaline-filled day out at Alton Towers! With so much to see and do in this glorious stretch of countryside, this cottage is the perfect retreat for couples at any time of the year! Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 28564 and Ref. 924122, together sleeping up to 6 guests.

Bradwell is a charming village located in the Hope Valley in the Peak District National Park. Tideswell, home to the famed Tideswell church, dubbed the "Cathedral of the Peak," is only four miles from Bradwell. Three miles away is the charming village of Castleton, which is home to intriguing caves such as the Blue John Cavern and is overlooked by the crumbling Mam Tor or 'Shivering Mountain.' Winnats Pass and Edale in the Edale Valley, regarded as the start of the Pennine Way, are close by. Hathersage is about four miles away and boasts good eateries and a heated open-air pool. You can visit Bakewell, a historic market town, or Buxton, a spa town famous for its spring water, opera house, and arts, jazz, and opera festivals, a little further afield.

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