This delightful, stone, mid-terraced 17th century holiday cottage is warm, cosy and beautifully presented with great finishing touches. It sits in a prime location within the Peak District National Park in the centre of Tideswell, a large village which makes an excellent base being home to traditional pubs, coffee shops, delicatessens and a local supermarket. For outdoor enthusiasts there are excellent walks direct from the door through Tideswell Dale, leading out onto the Monsal Trail, which has old railway tunnels, and being traffic free is also perfect for easy cycling and horse riding. Many surrounding pretty Peak District villages and towns such as the historic plague village of Eyam, Bakewell famous for its pudding, and the spa town of Buxton can all be reached in around a 15 minute drive, as can the magnificent historic houses of Chatsworth Estate and medieval Haddon Hall. There is climbing available at the ever popular Stanage Edge, which is around 30 minutes away, and watersports at the beautiful Carsington Water, which can be reached in around 45 minutes. Finally, for those thrill seekers, you can take a cable car ride from Matlock Bath and visit The Heights of Abraham, 30 minutes, or UK’s premier theme park Alton Towers, 45 minutes. Golf nearby. Shop 100 yards, pub and restaurant 75 yards.

Derwent Apartment is spacious accommodation finished to an excellent standard. The apartment is situated on the first floor with a private ground floor entrance. There is a kitchen/dining room equipped with everything you need to rustle up for your favourite breakfast before heading out for the day. A family bathroom with shower over bath, two kingsize bedrooms both with TV’s and one of them being zip and link being made into twin beds on request. Lastly there is a spacious living room with comfortable seating and large TV.
As the gateway to the beautiful Peak District National Park, an abundance of Peak District towns and villages such as Edale, Castleton, and the famous spa town of Buxton are all within a 30-minute drive, together with the ever-popular market town of Bakewell and magnificent Chatsworth House, 45 minutes away. Slightly closer to home you’ll find the award-winning Millennium Walkway, and superb Torr’s sandstone gorge at New Mills, 15 minutes away. The wonderful village of Hayfield neighbours Glossop and is popular with walkers due its close proximity to Kinder Scout. Hayfield caters well for tourists with its own collection of pubs, cafés and restaurants. If you’re looking for city life, the bright lights of Manchester are just a half hour’s drive away, or 30 minutes on a direct train from Glossop. Shop 170 yards, pub and restaurant 20 yards.

Littonfields Barn is a beautiful barn conversion in the heart of the Peak District and offers luxury accommodation for up to twelve guests across five en-suite bedrooms. It has been furnished to a high standard and features a split level layout to take advantage of the wonderful views and beautiful beams. It has comfortable sofas, oak dining table, comfortable beds with high quality mattresses and linen and is the perfect spot for family gatherings, relaxed celebrations, cycling and walking groups. Enter onto the ground floor where you will find the majority of the bedrooms. Each bedroom on this floor has an en-suite shower room; there are two triple rooms all having single beds, a twin room, and a double. The bedrooms have high quality wooden beds and are light and airy and make for a comfortable night’s sleep. On the first floor you will be greeted by high ceilings and wooden beams running throughout, the fifth bedroom is found on this floor, which is a double, along with a bathroom. The kitchen has a great atmosphere and is a perfect social space so you can all be involved, it has a large oak dining table to comfortably seat all twelve guests. The doors are kept open into the living room which is very impressive, it features ample seating, lots of space and a wood burner. The barn has the fantastic addition of a games room across the courtyard with a table football and pool table. Littonfields Barn is located in a private courtyard with ample parking for up to six cars, a bike store and bike and boot washing facilities with a dryer racks. There is a pretty, raised patio area with table and chairs which is the perfect spot for your morning coffee or a family barbecue.
There is a country pub close by serving great food as well as a local shop open seven days a week. There are many wonderful walks straight from the door, and walks from the property include the Litton Loop which is a lovely circular route direct from the barn which takes the Cressbrook Dale, Litton Edge and a few cafés and pubs along the way. The High Peak, Monsall and Tissington Trails are a short drive from the property plus there are many places for cycle hire. Be sure to come to this perfect spot for your celebrations and get togethers.

Bankfield Barn is an upside down conversion located within the village of Tideswell. On the ground floor is a double bedroom which is spacious and light, plus a shower room with generously sized shower. There is an under stair cupboard housing a washing machine. On the first floor is an open plan space containing a kitchen, dining area and sitting room. The kitchen is equipped with all you should require for cooking an enjoyable meal but please note there is no oven but in replacement an electric hob and combi microwave are available as well as an air fryer and slow cooker. The dining area provides a table large enough to seat up to four guests plus there is a breakfast bar. The sitting area has a comfortable sofa which can also be made into a double sofa bed on request, plus TV. On the first floor there is access to a private patio garden with garden furniture. Parking may be on street but there is ample of it with no time restrictions. Please use the drive for loading and unloading of belongings then just pull up in front of the house.
Tideswell is a fantastic village for your Peak District get-away, there are plenty of walks from the doorstep plus the village offers a lot, such as a variety of pubs and restaurants, a local co-op shop, cafes, chip shop and local bakery. There are many walking opportunities in the Peaks with the closest to Tideswell being the Monsall Trail, Millers Dale and Castleton to name a few. Visit the neighbouring towns of Bakewell and Buxton for a casual stroll around or the stately home of Chatsworth House where you can walk the river and surrounding woods or buy a ticket to enter the house and gardens. Bankfield Barn is a perfect place to retreat home to for comfort at the end of a fun filled day.

These superb, stone-built barn conversions can be found nestled in the charming village of Litton, on a traditional working farm within the picturesque Peak District National Park. Newly converted in 2023, each have been thoughtfully and beautifully designed to cater fully to the needs of both you and your furry friends. Both are full of character with individual, impressive features such as beamed, vaulted ceilings and exposed stone. There’s the luxury addition of underfloor heating to the ground floor and externally there’s an enclosed space, allowing any small children and four-legged companions to frolic freely and safely. A private parking space with EV chargers is available for each property, for cycling enthusiasts there’s bike storage and there’s even facilities to wash dogs, bikes and muddy boots meaning your companions and equipment can return from outdoor adventures clean and refreshed. This property is on a working farm, towards the end of March and ongoing for approximately 4 weeks guests may be lucky enough to witness lambing seasons with newborn lambs being born and the opportunity to feed them.
Litton is a small, delightful village with the quintessential traditional charm of the Peak District. Expect stone cottages, friendly locals, idyllic surroundings, and a peaceful, tranquil escape. Next door to the cottages you’ll find a small village shop, and a good food serving pub across the road. Extensive walking and cycling is available direct from the door. Beyond Litton, the Peak District National Park awaits your exploration. Discover breathtaking vistas, majestic peaks, and hidden valleys. Ever popular Bakewell and the historic landmark of Chatsworth House are around a 15-minute drive, and the vibrant town of Buxton, renowned for its natural thermal springs and Opera House is around 20 minutes away. The enchanting village of Castleton is also just 20 minutes away, where you can hike the famous Mam Tor, explore the ancient Peveril Castle or venture into the fascinating Peak Cavern.
Around a 25-minute drive and nestled amidst the picturesque countryside is Edale. A haven for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, you can start your journey on the Pennine Way from here and experience the breathtaking beauty of Kinder Scout and the surrounding hills. Just over half an hour is Matlock, a lovely town on the edge of the Peak District that offers a mix of history, shops, and cafes. Explore the picturesque Matlock Bath with its riverside attractions or take a cable car ride to Heights of Abraham for panoramic views of the region. Whether you’re seeking an adventure-filled getaway or a serene retreat, these incredible barn conversions provide the perfect base for you to experience the wonders of the Peak District and create cherished memories.
This property can be booked together with Cowcroft (ref UK45063) and The Loft to accommodate up to 12 guests.

These superb stone-built barn conversions can be found nestled in the charming village of Litton, on a traditional working farm within the picturesque Peak District National Park. Newly converted in 2023, this barn conversion has been thoughtfully and beautifully designed to cater fully to the needs of both you and your furry friends. Full of character with individual impressive features such beamed vaulted ceilings and exposed stone. There’s the luxury addition of underfloor heating to the ground floor and externally there’s an enclosed space, allowing any small children and four-legged companions to frolic freely and safely. A private parking space with EV chargers is available for this property; for cycling enthusiasts, there’s bike storage, and there’s even facilities to wash dogs, bikes and muddy boots meaning your companions and equipment can return from outdoor adventures clean and refreshed. This property is on a working farm, towards the end of March and ongoing for approximately 4 weeks guests may be lucky enough to witness lambing seasons with newborn lambs being born and the opportunity to feed them.
Litton is a small, delightful village with the quintessential traditional charm of the Peak District. Next door to the cottage, you’ll find a small village shop, and across the road a good food serving pub. Extensive walking and cycling is available direct from the door. Beyond Litton, the Peak District National Park awaits your exploration. Discover breathtaking vistas, majestic peaks, and hidden valleys. Ever popular Bakewell and the historic landmark of Chatsworth House are around a 15-minute drive, and the vibrant town of Buxton, renowned for its natural thermal springs and Opera House around 20 minutes.
The enchanting village of Castleton is also just 20 minutes and where you can hike the famous Mam Tor, explore the ancient Peveril Castle or venture into the fascinating Peak Cavern. Around a 25-minute drive and nestled amidst the picturesque countryside is Edale. A haven for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, you can start your journey on the Pennine Way from here and experience the breathtaking beauty of Kinder Scout and the surrounding hills. Just over half an hour is Matlock, a lovely town on the edge of the Peak District that offers a mix of history, shops, and cafes. Explore the picturesque Matlock Bath with its riverside attractions or take a cable car ride to Heights of Abraham for panoramic views of the region. Whether you’re seeking an adventure-filled getaway or a serene retreat, these incredible barn conversions provide the perfect base for you to experience the wonders of the Peak District and create cherished memories.
The Loft can be booked together with Middlecroft (UK45062) and Cowcroft (UK45063) to accommodate up to 12 guests.

This historic 400 year old cottage in Eyam, a pretty and quintessential Derbyshire Dales village, set in the Heart of the Peak District National Park, has been thoughtfully refurbished and decorated. It retains most of its original features, whilst also providing a contemporary and comfortable feel.
This cottage benefits from the village’s amenities, which includes village shops, tea rooms, post office and a traditional pub.
The pretty cottage garden leads you straight into the spacious sitting/dining area. This room retains the original exposed beams, with the main central beam, once a ship’s mast. It has a beautiful stone floor, crisp white walls, quirky nooks and a welcoming wood burner in the original stone fireplace.
The separate charming galley kitchen has been designed and decorated to reflect the personality and character of the cottage. Its weathered stone floor, natural cream coloured shaker-style cabinets, marble effect worktop and warm rustic open wooden shelves make it a welcoming space. There is an external door that opens to the rear yard. Upstairs the master bedroom enjoys views over the neighbouring croft and Eyam Edge beyond. The second bedroom has two single beds and original stone fireplace and garden view. The bedrooms share a bright and airy family bathroom, refurbished in 2023. This room has been fitted with a large walk-in shower, white porcelain furniture and cream vanity unit with textured natural coloured tiles. You can enjoy sitting and relaxing on the patio set in the beautiful south facing cottage garden whilst watching village life pass by. Parking on the causeway in front of the cottage is possible but at busy times, you may not be able to do so. However, there is free parking available in the Miners Arms car park for guests of Pine Door (1 car). Once parked, it is a 2 minute walk back to the cottage. The outstanding beauty of this area acts as a magnet for walkers, cyclists, climbers, paragliding, fell runners and people who just come to relax and enjoy the countryside.

Abbots Abode is a characteristic cottage sleeping up to six guests in two bedrooms. On the ground floor is a spacious, fully-equipped kitchen with farmhouse dining table to seat all guests, and a comfortable living room with ample seating, electric wood burner and TV. On the first floor is a family bathroom with shower over bath, a double bedroom and the second bedroom has four single beds - please note two of the single beds are up a short and secure ladder to the mezzanine, perfect for kids. There is a shared utility room on site with washing machine with hanging space to dry wet coats or boots. The property has a garden to the front with stunning views down the Peak District valley, it is a perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee while planning your day ahead.
The views from Monks Retreat are beautiful, just a short walk away you have an extensive panorama or seven dales and can see far out into the distance to the high moorlands of Axe Edge and Kinder Scout. The Limestone Way trail runs directly through the farm so you can easily hope on to this for your first exciting Peak District walk, there are many in the area such as Monsal Trail, High Peak Trail and Tissington Trail to name a few. Local to the property is Buxton town which offers an array of restaurants, pubs and shops, as well as the famous opera house that has shows on regularly. Bakewell and Matlock are also nearby to explore, as well as Chatsworth House. After you have enjoyed a fun-filled day head down to the local pub to enjoy some local ales and home cooked food.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

Butterfield Cottage is a quaint property located in this popular village of Tideswell. It stands out from the rest with its pink finish and easy self-catering accommodation, very much the perfect base for walkers and cyclists. Peacefully set on the edge of the village, it is a 5-minute stroll to the village centre. St Johns Church, known as the cathedral of the Peak is well worth a visit.
As you arrive step into the house to be greeted by the warm and cosy sitting room, which has comfortable seating and warming wood burner. This room is open plan with a dining area which will comfortably seat up to six guests. The kitchen is equipped with all the appliances you should need for cooking a holiday feast. Upstairs are three bedrooms; all bedrooms have been finished with high quality linen and the twin bedroom comes with an en-suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom on the first floor which has a shower over bath. Outside you have the front patio with garden furniture so you can enjoy the beautiful views across , but there is also a rear garden which has a bench, washing line and a sheltered area where you can store bikes. From the back garden there is a gate leading onto the playground and the car park.
The village of Tideswell offers so much to holiday makers, not only are you spoilt for choice in walks and trails such as the High Peak, Monsal Trail and Chatsworth but there is a great selection of different places to eat, a local Co-op for any groceries you may require plus farm shops, restaurants, cafés, pubs and chip shops. This village really does have it all and you will get a true Peak District village atmosphere when staying here. Not far from Tideswell is the nearest town of Buxton which has its famous opera house where you can book tickets to a show or have a walk around the Pavillion Gardens. The town of Bakewell is known for its puddings and tarts, so pick up a sweet treat and take a gentle stroll down the River Derwent. Matlock has views of Riber Castle and a lovely park which is great for entertaining children.

Renovated in late 2022, Top House has been finished to a fantastic standard, and is located in the village of Tideswell. You have everything you need right in the village such as cafés, a chip shop, a number of pubs and a local supermarket all just a couple of minutes’ walk away. Upon arriving at Top House, you can pull up to empty your luggage before parking your car nearby where there is ample free parking available (there is no immediate parking outside). Enter into the porch where you can hang up your coat and kick off your shoes, and then a cosy living room with comfortable seating and a lovely open fire awaits you. Step into the kitchen, which has all the appliances and equipment you should need during your stay plus a breakfast bar, and there is a back door opening on to the outside space. Here you will find a bistro set is and an outhouse which offers a hose should you need to wash your boots or pet down.
Top House is Grade II listed and really is in a great central location for exploring all the Peak District has to offer. There are many walks to explore in the rolling Peak District hills as well as cycle routes. You are within a short drive of the nearest towns, Bakewell and Buxton, which offer great parks, shops, food spots and Buxton is also home to the opera house which has theatre shows on weekly. Castleton is located around 7 miles which offers a fun day exploring the caverns via boat or take a trip to Chatsworth House to soak up its history and beautifully kept gardens.