Self-Catering at Pine Cottage | Holiday Cottages in Peak District National Park

Holiday home
Pine Cottage is a stone end-terrace cottage, located in the Peak District village of Youlgreave. Hosting two double bedrooms and a bathroom, the cottage can sleep up to four people. You'll also find a kitchen/diner, along with the sitting room complete with a gas fire. Road parking is available and there is a garden offering stunning views at the rear. Pine Cottage is the ideal location for anyone wishing to explore the Peak District. Note: One well-behaved dog welcome, please do remember that as per Sykes policy pets cannot go on beds or furniture, although you are welcome to bring a dog bed/throw with you to pop onto the downstairs flooring for their comfort.

Accomodation Details
Two bedrooms: 2 x double (1 zip/link can be twin on request). Bathroom with bath and overhead mixer shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner, Gas oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, washing machine. Sitting room with decorative fireplace feature, TV, DVD player, DVDS and some games.

Area
Surrounded by countryside, the village of Youlgreave winds its way along a narrow limestone shelf, situated between two of the area's loveliest valleys - Lathkill Dale to the north and Bradford Dale to the south. Plays home to three pubs, all serving Home Cooked food, two shops (one with a Post Office) and medieval church. The town of Bakewell is nearby and offers a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a weekly local market. With the whole of the Peak District National Park on the doorstep, many stately homes to visit including Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall, Kedleston Hall, Clake Abbey offering a great day out. Alton Towers is just a short drive away, this great area has plenty to offer.

Region
The ultimate in “year-round” appeal, the Peak District offers countryside, picturesque villages and magnificent scenery. It touches upon six counties and encloses 555 square miles of open moorland, flowing rivers, and wooded dales.

Amenities
Wifi throughout. Linen and towels inc. with rent. Gas central heating. Road parking available. Enclosed garden to the rear with patio and furniture. One well-behaved dog welcome, please do remember as per Sykes policy that any pet cannot go on beds or furniture, although you are welcome to bring a dog bed/throw with you to pop onto the downstairs flooring for their comfort. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 0.2 miles away.

Linda P

June 2024

On arrival at pine cottage after climbing over weeds to get in the door we were greeted by the carbon monoxide alarm going off We immediately got in touch with Sykes who sent gas fitter,it appeared the alarm going off was out of date 2012. When the fitter arrive he was very rude and shouted who are you on the phone to. There was apparently a new one fitted but was not put where he left it unnatached. That got sorted then cooker was rusty inside, The knobs were very greasy,a beer glass with what appears to be weed's in yellow water in beer glass on kitchen sill. Cobwebs in lounge on fire and recess with light.sofa and chairs uncomfortable. Would have been a great view if you could see out of the blown windows upstairs and down.

Bennett1941

August 2021

Arrived at this property 14 th august ,starting looking for somewhere else to go immediately! Smells of urine dogs and human on the bathroom carpet,patio very overgrown and not safe for dogs or children , sofa appalling small cheap and uncomfortable sits 2 , 2 small bedroom chairs so nowhere to really relax after a long day out, coupled with the urine stained chairs not a nice experience. Would of left if we could of but would of lost our money , had to make do with buying lots of smelly candles and air fresheners.they do have enough cutlery for a dinner party but would need to bring your own chairs! The owners obviously have never stayed here or done anything for years , an insult to take peoples money !!

Mrs Wells

June 2019

A lovely little cottage with stunning view.. In general it was clean, but when we arrived the dustbin was full, as was the food waste bin.There were instructions on how to dispose of recycling at local sites, but no indication when bin day was. We had to find out the information on-line. Also we had to call the property agent as there was a serious leak from the toilet waste pipe, which, judging from the staining on the ceiling below, looked like it had been a problem for some time. However they were quick to rectify. The wi-fi signal was intermittent.

Mrs Bonifacii

April 2019

Lovely cottage and location.. Unfortunately internet not available as listed for most of week, reported it on 3rd day. Also seating in lounge could of been more comfortable following a long days walking.

Mrs Worby

February 2019

The cottage was quaint and mostly as expected.. When we arrived just inside the front door it was clear someone had been painting as there was paint pot, brush and sheet in the front porch as well as a strong smell of fresh paint. We put the bits under the stairs to get them our of the way. There also was no working bulb in the upstairs landing light. We didn't like the fact that there is no bin to put your recycling rubbish in and are asked to take it away with you (We're meant to be on holiday). And the hand held shower is a pain but useable. And there is a massive cobweb that has not been cleaned by the fireplace. Otherwise we loved it there. It was very cozy and comfortable. It makes a good base for exploring matlock bath. Everything else was clean and well maintained. The sofa could be a little bigger/comfort but ok for what it is. We had a lovely time here.

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Pine Cottage in Peak District National Park, Derbyshire