Riverside Cottages
the perfect place to relax, unwind and explore
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New Lumford, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1GH
Visit WebsiteSituated in the heart of the Peak District on the banks of the River Wye, Riverside Cottages provide the perfect place to relax and unwind with spectacular scenery and plenty of adventure on the doorstep. A ten-minute stroll from Bakewell, the pretty three cottages are tucked away from the hustle and bustle but are within easy reach of this beautiful market town’s independent shops, amenities and picturesque walks.
For dogs...
Two dogs are welcome to join you at Riverside Cottages for an additional fee of £20 per dog per stay.
The enclosed gardens are a safe spaces for canine companions to sniff around while the cosy fireplaces in the living area makes for the ultimate snoozing spot when the day’s adventures are done.
The Peak District can only be described as a pooch friendly playground with walks galore right from the doorstep.
For humans...
A row of three dog friendly country cottages, if you want to holiday with friends and family but have your own home to retreat to, Riverside Cottages are the perfect pick.
BBQs are available during the summer months from 1st April to 30th September for the grill lovers in your group.
The proximity to beautiful Bakewell and its lovely shops and eateries means much to do even for those not wanting a walking holiday.
- BBQ
- Children Welcome
- Enclosed Play
- Log Burner
- Multiple Dogs Allowed
- Parking
- Rural Walks
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Overview
These picture-perfect terraced cottages sleep up to six people and two dogs in each and are as quaint as they come. Light, airy and modern; they make a great hideaway for both romantic retreats and a lovely base for families keen to explore the area with their four-legged friends.
The open plan kitchens are wonderfully equipped and spacious should you wish to cook up a storm (with amazing local produce, of course) while the livings rooms are stylish and cosy, ideal for nights in snuggling up in front of the log burner.
The main difference between the cottages is the bedroom configuration. 1 Riverside Cottage has three individually designed bedrooms. The roomy master bedroom has its own ensuite, and there is a further shared family bathroom.
2 Riverside Cottage has two bedrooms. The huge master suite has a king size bed and a set of bunk beds, as well as an ensuite making it a great family room. A second bathroom is located upstairs too.
3 Riverside Cottage is great for groups of friends as the three bedrooms can be made up as super king rooms or twins. One has an ensuite and the other two share the modern family bathroom.
The cottages are terraced with separate gardens to the front and rear. The external perimeter of the three cottages is walled, with the individual gardens separated by wooden fencing. The outdoor spaces, while not huge, are glorious sun traps with plenty of planting for your pup to sniff around. With the Peak District as your unofficial back garden, we think your furry friend will do just fine for fresh air and exercise.
For The Dogs
Two dogs are welcome to accompany you in all three cottages for an additional fee of £20 per dog per stay. Please bring all your own doggy equipment – bed, bowls, blankets, toys and treats – with you.
Price
From £480 for a three-night stay.
Practicalities
Practicalities
Check in time: 4pm
Check out time: 10am
Parking
Two parking spaces are provided at the front of each cottage and additional car parking is available to the side.
Special Instructions
Please keep four-legged friends out of the bedrooms and off the furniture.
The Area
The Peak District National Park is a joyful place for pups with adventure at every turn. We love the Stepping Stones at Dovedale, particularly the National Trust walk that starts at Ilam Park and ends at the River Dove. It’s a 3-mile return trip so great for a short walk with your four-legged friend. Pack a picnic to enjoy when you reach the Stepping Stones. The scenery is stunning. If beautiful gardens and stately surroundings are more your thing, head to Chatsworth. Dogs are welcome in the garden and park but must be kept on a short lead to protect the wildlife and livestock roaming the grounds.