The Cottage, Eyam, Hope Valley, Derbyshire

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The cottage offers cosy accommodation for a self-catering stay in the Peaks, the cosy living room with coal affect gas fire is comfortable and oozes character. 

Leading from here is the kitchen, which is finished with granite worktops and Belfast sink, to a high, modern standard offering all you should require to stay in and cook for the evening. 

If you don’t fancy cooking for yourself, enjoy home cooked meals in the 17th century inn next door, Blooms courtyard or in the two fantastic cafes in the village. 

Upstairs are three bedrooms, two of which are doubles and the last is a single, there is also a family bathroom on the first floor. 

Outside is a small patio area with a bistro table and chairs set and a bench.

 You are guaranteed to make fantastic memories in this superb cottage 

Eyam is a stunning village located in the Peak District, it has a wealth of fascinating history, and its narrow lanes are a joy to walk through and look at all the beautiful cottages this village holds. Infamous as ‘the Plague village’ there is a museum, stocks on the village green and 14th-Century church with older Anglo-Saxon cross in the church yard. 

The cottage is situated next door to The Miners Arms a 17th Century Inn serving local ales and fabulous food. Also, there are tea rooms, Blooms bar and bistro situated in the courtyard of Eyam Hall and a village store. 

Here you are a short drive from Bakewell and Buxton, two towns offering fantastic shops, cafes, and restaurants, or you could take a trip into Castleton which makes for a great day out. There are ample walks directly from the cottage itself, making this a fantastic base for friends, family, and walking enthusiasts. The historic Houses of Chatsworth and Haddon Hall are within 6-miles 

There are numerous walks from the doorstep of the cottage with easy access to the gritstone edges, as well as the tougher challenges of the Dark Peak and high moors of Kinder Scout and Mam Tor.