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Chapel Cottage Peak is a traditional stone cottage built in 1769 in Monyash, right in the centre of the Peak District National Park. This one-bedroom retreat sits at the edge of the village with open countryside views from the back garden. The Bulls Head pub is just 100 yards away.
The cottage sits in perfect walking and cycling territory. Lathkill Dale and the Tissington Trail are right on your doorstep. The market towns of Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne are all within easy reach.
The cottage sleeps 2 guests in one upstairs bedroom with a cast iron double bed. The spacious bathroom has a bath with shower-over. Downstairs you'll find a beamed lounge-dining area with log burning stove and stone fireplace.
Chapel Cottage Peak is a traditional stone cottage built in 1769 in Monyash, right in the centre of the Peak District National Park. This one-bedroom retreat sits at the edge of the village with open countryside views from the back garden. The Bulls Head pub is just 100 yards away.
The cottage sits in perfect walking and cycling territory. Lathkill Dale and the Tissington Trail are right on your doorstep. The market towns of Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne are all within easy reach.
The cottage sleeps 2 guests in one upstairs bedroom with a cast iron double bed. The spacious bathroom has a bath with shower-over. Downstairs you'll find a beamed lounge-dining area with log burning stove and stone fireplace. The kitchen comes fully equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washer-dryer.
Lathkill Dale is perfect for walking. The Tissington Trail runs down to Ashbourne's cobbled streets. Bikes can be hired locally for exploring the disused railway lines.
Chapel Cottage Peak suits couples who love walking and cycling. The enclosed garden with secluded patio welcomes up to 2 dogs. Book this cosy Peak District base for exploring outstanding natural beauty.
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The beamed lounge features a log burning stove in a stone fireplace, creating the perfect spot for warming evenings after exploring the Peak District.
Guests rave about the cast iron double bed upstairs, describing it as extremely comfortable for restful nights in this 1769 stone cottage.
The village pub is just 100 yards from the door, serving tasty home cooked food and welcoming guests with their dogs warmly.
Every guest mentions the exceptional cleanliness standards, with the cottage maintained to very high specifications throughout all rooms and spaces.
The secluded rear patio and lawn garden is fully enclosed, providing a safe space for up to two dogs to enjoy the countryside setting.
Guests report never being more than 20 minutes from their favourite walks, with Lathkill Dale and spectacular countryside right on the doorstep.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Chapel Cottage Peak by car, head to Monyash in the Peak District National Park. The cottage is easily accessible in the village centre with parking available at the property.
The nearest railway station is Buxton, approximately 8 miles away. From there, you'll need a taxi to reach Monyash village where the cottage sits at the edge with countryside views.
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Located 100 yards from your accommodation.
Postcode: DE45 1JH
Located 5 miles, Bakewell from your accommodation.
Postcode: DE45 1EP
Located 2 miles, Monyash from your accommodation.
Postcode: DE45 1JH
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