Stanton Cottage, Youlgrave Nr Bakewell

Stanton Cottage is a stone built cottage situated at the very heart of the delightful village of Youlgrave, overlooking the historic church of All Saints. Centrally located in a beautiful part of the Peak District National Park. The cottage is full of character and includes a log burning stove for those cosy nights in! Pets are welcome – please note that this cottage does not have any outdoor space – but there are numerous short and long walks available from the door. Stanton Cottage is full of charm and character with original features throughout including: - Cosy sitting room with log burning stove and Smart TV - Dining table & chairs - Double bedroom, upstairs - Family Shower Room, with walk in shower, upstairs - Fully fitted Kitchen including oven & hob, microwave oven, fridge / freezer - Electric heating, all fuel and power - Bed linen and towels included - Free Wifi available - Cot and highchair available on request - Well behaved pets welcome at no extra charge - Please note that this property does not have any outside space, but good walks for pets are available from the cottage - Parking on the street near the cottage - A welcome pack including a pint of milk, some tea & coffee for that important cuppa when you arrive! - The Cottage is available for flexible bookings throughout the year We look after our cottages and our guests personally and are on-call throughout your stay should you need any help or advice. Youlgrave (or Youlgreave as the village is often called) is a pretty village with traditional old pubs and village stores, and was once the centre of the Derbyshire lead-mining industry. Nearby Bakewell is also extremely popular with visitors and offers a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants as well as a frequent local market. Surrounded by stunning countryside, the ancient village of Youlgrave 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. Once the centre of Derbyshire's lead-mining industry, this charming village now plays home to 3 pubs, all serving food, 3 shops, garage and a delightful medieval church. All Saints Parish Church with its 15th century square tower, reputedly the finest in Derbyshire, dominates the Main Street, which seems to shrink in awe of its mighty shadow. Known locally as 'pommy' (or pommie!) - a reference to the local silver band and the 'pom pom pom' playing in the early days, the village is also renowned for its well dressing. The village of Youlgrave has more reason than others in Derbyshire to give thanks for water by celebrating well dressing as we have our very own water supply which has never let us down. The attractive market town of Bakewell is nearby and offers a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a frequent Monday street market, and monthly farmers 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 as well. For walkers and cyclists, their are numerous routes directly form the door and easy access to the trails. A bus service to Bakewell passes the door, but a car is recommended to get to many parts of the Peak District