Long term lets (over 1 month) Short-breaks (4 days or fewer) Corporate bookings
Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car not necessary Nearest amenities: 0.1 km
Notes:
No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Brook Cottage was built in 1720, originally to house lead workers then in the late 1700's, local cotton mill workers. It is built from attractive local gritstone and has many original features including stone mullioned windows, large gritstone fireplaces, exposed beams and floorboards.
Nestled at the foot of a steeply wooded valley, the cottage lies adjacent to Bonsall Brook and close to the river Derwent. Guests can enjoy far reaching views of dramatic scenery from the upper terraces of the garden, or relax over a glass of wine on the attractive limestone patio just a few steps up from the kitchen door.
Set over three floors, Brook Cottage provides a cosy and comfortable 'home from home' for up to four people. The cottage has been carefully restored and retains many period features, whilst also offering an excellent standard of accommodation with good quality furniture and comfortable beds. There is a steeply terraced garden with far reaching views from the top. The accommodation briefly comprises: Living room with woodburning stove. Kitchen/dining room. Ground floor cloakroom with two piece suite. Boot room. Two good-sized and attractively furnished bedrooms (one double, one twin). Bathroom with three piece suite. Gas central heating throughout with hot water on demand. Prices are inclusive of all linen and towels, gas and electricity.
The cosy welcoming living room with woodburner
Grade II Listed Brook Cottage, built in 1720
The second floor double bedroom with period furniture
The large twin bedroom with open fireplace and period features
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The Heart of England / Peak District / Peak District/Derbyshire region
Situated in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales and on the southern edge of the beautiful Peak District National Park, a holiday here is nothing short of a walker's paradise. There are many spectacular hill and dale walks to choose from within a short drive of the cottage, amongst them Dove Dale and Lathkill Dale. You will discover many pretty and unspoilt villages where you can enjoy an afternoon tea or a pint in the local pub after your walk or perhaps you will be lucky enough to discover a village which is celebrating its Well-Dressing Festival, for which Derbyshire villages are famous.
Cyclists too will be spoiled for choice with several traffic-free cycle routes to choose from - the High Peak Trail starts in Cromford, whilst the Tissington and Monsal Trails, the Manifold Track and Carsington Water (offering a circular route) are all close by. Cycle hire is available nearby, both at Middleton Top (2 miles away) and Carsington Water.
The fine historic houses of Chatsworth, Haddon Hall and Tissington Hall are a short drive away. Alton Towers, Bakewell (home of the 'Bakewell Pudding') and the fascinating caves at Buxton and Castleton are all within reach.
Matlock / Cromford area
Cromford is the perfect base for a holiday at any time of the year, whatever your interests. Set in the beautiful Derwent Valley, the village occupies a stunning position. With a river, a canal and a brook all running through it and surrounded by attractive wooded hills and rocky limestone outcrops, Cromford offers endless scenic walks. Add to this its good range of local amenities, including a traditional and well-stocked general store, newsagent, butcher, chemist, post office, pubs serving food, tearooms and a restaurant and you have every reason to hang up your car keys for the duration of your stay!
The village - a World Heritage Site - also has much to offer visitors in terms of historic interest. Sir Richard Arkwright built the World's first water powered cotton mill here which now houses a museum, a range of craft shops and a tea-room/restaurant. Many of the village houses date from Arkwright's time and the former millpond, with its working water-wheel, is a focal point in the village.
The neighbouring Victorian spa town of Matlock Bath offers a number of tourist attractions, most notably the Heights of Abraham, with its cable car ride and hilltop caverns, and Gulliver's Kingdom - a children's theme park. The small and interesting town of Wirksworth, just to the south of Cromford, is well worth a visit too, especially during its popular Arts Festival in September. Also close by is Crich Tramway Museum, which is a great family day out.
How to get there
Cromford is easily accessible by car both from the north and the south. It lies just off the A6 and is a 20 minute drive from the M1 motorway (Jn 28). Cromford has its own railway station (limited services with connections to Derby) which is within easy walking distance of the village.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
East Midlands
Railway:
Cromford
Activities near Matlock
Sports: Watersports Horse Riding Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Cycling holidays
Facilities
Luxuries:
Log fire, DVD player
General:
Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player
Standard:
Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
Utilities:
Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
Rooms:
Bedrooms (2), Bathrooms (1), WCs (2)
Furniture:
Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 5, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels.
Outdoors:
Private garden
Further details indoors: Bedrooms: 1 Double Bedroom, 1 Twin Bedroom. Large first floor bedroom with two mahogany single beds. Double bedroom on the second floor with a wrought iron double bed and waxed pine furniture. Floorboards and open fireplaces are in both rooms. Bathrooms: 1 Bathroom, 1 Separate WC. The second floor bathroom has a white three piece suite and electric power shower. Exposed wooden floorboards. The downstairs cloakroom has a white two piece suite and limestone slabbed flooring. Kitchen: Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Washing Machine, Iron. There is a range of lime waxed, handbuilt units. A fully equipped kitchen with ample crockery, cutlery and glasses together with a range of modern utensils. Electric kettle and toaster also provided. General: Real Fire, Central Heating, House Linen, Towels Provided. A flagstone-floored understairs storage room adjoining the cloakroom provides a useful area for boots and coats. A hairdryer is provided. Vehicles can be parked on the road opposite the cottage. Dining: Seating for 4. There is a dining area in the kitchen with a waxed pine table, comfortably seating 4 on farmhouse style pine chairs and oak stools. Entertainment: Terrestrial TV, DVD player, Video player, Radio, CD System, Board Games. A visitor file is provided giving detailed information on tourist attractions and walks in the immediate and surrounding area. A DVD player is available along with a range of DVDs. A video player is also available along with a range of videos. There is also a CD player for your use.
Further details outdoors: Outside: Terrace, Garden, Garden Furniture. Wonderful steeply terraced garden with drystone walls. Stone patio with garden furniture. Lawned area with far reaching views. The garden backs onto woodland with a footpath leading to Matlock Bath.
Please be aware that the garden is steeply terraced. Please bear this in mind if there are young children or elderly people in the party.
Further details
A detailed map with directions to the cottage is sent once a booking is confirmed.
Bookings are normally Saturday to Saturday but we aim to offer flexible changeover days where possible. Short or longer breaks are welcomed. Please call or email for availability and prices.
Guests may arrive from 3pm at the start of the holiday and are asked to depart by 10am on the last day. A 25% deposit is required to secure a booking. The balance is to be paid six weeks prior to the start of the holiday.
Where a booking is made with less than six weeks to the start of the holiday, the total holiday price is payable in full at the point of booking.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: British £
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3 Jan 09
31 Jan 09
195£195
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31 Jan 09
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225£225
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14 Feb 09
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240£240
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4 Apr 09
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390£390
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18 Apr 09
23 May 09
290£290
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23 May 09
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390£390
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30 May 09
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325£325
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18 Jul 09
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395£395
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29 Aug 09
24 Oct 09
325£325
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24 Oct 09
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375£375
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15 Nov 09
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225£225
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19 Dec 09
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395£395
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Enquiries for short breaks always welcome. All prices are inclusive of linen, towels and utilities.
STOP PRESS! Late availability special offers:
Arrive Monday 23rd November and depart Saturday 28th November for just 175.00! Enjoy a relaxing five-night stay at our cosy cottage at a real bargain price!
We also have availability for five nights arriving on Wednesday 2nd December and departing on Monday 7th December for 195.00. Brook Cottage makes a perfect pre-Christmas get-away - a cosy cottage in a superb location with endless walks and a wealth of historic and tourist attractions just waiting for you.
Guestbook for Brook Cottage
"Everything a cottage should be. Very well equipped. Cosy - loved the log fire. Will recommend to friends if they want a Peak District base. Great! - Visitors from Peterborough
"Brook Cottage is a warm and welcome place, we have thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The area is beautiful and we hope to return." - Visitors from Lincolnshire
"A beautifully renovated cottage. Really enjoyed our short break here." - Visitors from Sheffield
"A warm and comfortable cottage in which we all enjoyed our stay. Loved the back garden and the woodland walk was great fun." - Visitors from Wrexham
"A very clean, comfortable cottage...loved the log fire. Lots to do and see and ran out of time before we had time to visit everywhere! We will definitely return! - Visitors from Hull
"We had a lovely time. The cottage is beautiful and the beds are very comfortable! We will definitely come back." - Visitors from Birmingham
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 47452
Name:
Karl and Catherine Couves
Tel:
+44 (0)1280 812055
Mobile:
+44 (0)775 1565125
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