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Wynns Cottage

Tideswell, Buxton & Western Peak District

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  • Special OfferUp to 10% off Special Offer Discount - selected dates

You can book this property from:

  • £524 per week
  • £75 per night
  • 3 Star
  • 4 Guests
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 1 Pet

Features

Nearby activities

  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Fishing
  • Golf

Special Features

  • WiFi
  • Open fire or woodburner
  • Smart TV
  • Welcome pack

Beds & bedrooms

  • Bed linen provided
  • 1 king/super-king bed
  • 1 double bed

Appliances

  • Washing machine
  • Freezer

Bathrooms

  • 2 WCs
  • Towels provided
  • En-suite bathroom
  • Bath

Outdoors

  • Garden or courtyard
  • On-street parking

Accessibility

  • Walk-in shower
  • Ground floor WC

Important - please note

House Rules

  • There are changes of level with some internal steps between rooms.
  • Check in: 16:00
  • Check out: 10:00

Description

Wynn’s Cottage is a charming old cottage on a quiet lane in the picturesque village of Tideswell. Decorated and furnished to an excellent standard, it has a cosy lounge with wood burning stove, super dining kitchen, two double bedrooms (one en suite), a family bathroom and a downstairs cloakroom: a wonderful holiday retreat in the midst of the Peak District National Park.  

Tucked away on the edge of the village, Wynn’s Cottage is in a great location. Sit on the patio with your morning toast as the village comes to life before a tranquil walk along Water-cum-Jolly Dale. Then have a brilliant evening meal in a local village pub. If there is an evening chill in the air, just cuddle up in front of the stove when you walk back from the pub. 

Tideswell is in the very heart of the Peak District with its fantastic landscapes but there are also lots of other things to see and do. Climb to the top of Mam Tor as the paragliders float by. Visit Victorian Buxton with its magnificent Crescent and Opera House. Castleton with its spooky Blue John caverns and Peveril Castle is unique. Chatsworth House and gardens and nearby Haddon Hall are simply amazing. 

Ground Floor:

Lounge: with beamed ceiling, Smart TV, WiFi, two sofas and wood burning stove.

Kitchen Diner: well equipped, with tiled floor and beamed ceiling, electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine; circular pine dining table and four chairs.

Cloakroom: with WC and basin.

First Floor:

Bedroom One: with substantial oak king size bed and En Suite: with shower cubicle and basin (no WC).

Bedroom Two: with double bed.

Bathroom: with bath and hand shower attachment, WC and basin.

OUTSIDE: Patio area to the side of the cottage with garden furniture. 

Parking is available on the quiet lanes nearby; please park carefully to leave clear access for others. Larger vehicles may need to park in the centre of the village where there is free, unrestricted parking.

Smoking is not permitted in the cottage.

Nearest pub - Tideswell 250 yds.  Nearest village shop - Tideswell 300 yds.  Nearest supermarket – Tideswell 400 yds.

Reviews

A beautiful cottage that was very comfortable and clean. We really enjoyed the living area and log fire. The cottage was warm and had plenty of room for the two of us. The kitchen had everything we needed and more. A very quiet and relaxing break enjoying walks in the countryside.

Mr E,

Lovely cottage, well equipped, lovely and warm, helpful owner and in perfect spot for exploring the dales.

Mrs F,

The fireplace was really nice.

Mr K,

Best cottage we stayed at in Tideswell. We have been to Tideswell about 5 times now. We found the cottage very clean and welcoming. Thank you for all the extras No scrimping on essential items. Plenty of tea, coffee sugar etc. Easy walk to the village with all you need. We enjoyed the local pubs. Recommend the Star pub and the Italian Sals. The merchants Yard is very nice. The George and the Horse and Jockey are fine too. All dog friendly. Loads of fantastic walking nearby too. Will definitely book again

Mrs H,

Great location. A lot of beautiful walks nearby. And multiple pubs and restaurants at walking distance. The cottage is very cosy!

Mrs L,

We were 2 couples with a dog on our stay, with 2 cars, and parking was never an issue, one of us always was by the cottage patio, the other a little further up the lane. As the cottage is up above the rest of the village there are great views over the roofs to the church, which you can hear the bells of on the odd occasion. The village itself has everything you need in it really, we used all 3 pubs, the food in one wasn’t as good, we thought, an Italian, which was great, a local chippy, that is alway packed, and a fantastic breakfast in the cafe, everywhere is dog friendly, even the locals are friendly. Plenty of local walks and loads of places to visit, which are all reasonably close, Buxton and Bakewell are full of cafes on the street, we were lucky with weather to use them. Would definitely visit again at some point

Mr T,

This is such a cosy, well equipped property, in a great village with a good choice of nice pubs for eating. Lovely walk at Tideswell Dale, beautiful walk at nearby Millers Dale. Plenty of good places to visit nearby - we went to Bakewell (great pudding!), Buxton and Eyam. We had a super relaxing stay in a really beautiful location.

Ms W,

A cosy cottage, well equipped and clean with comfortable beds.

Ms B,

Lovely cottage in great location. Beds were a little uncomfortable though.

Mrs M,

When I first read about Wynns Cottage I had concerns about parking given some of the comments but this wasn’t a problem. There is space nearby and just down the lane. Most who left comments in the guest book were walkers, so a short walk to the car if necessary is no challenge. The cottage itself is cosy and compact, what you’d expect from a cottage. Yes, I bumped my head a few times on the low rear passage doorway but that’s my fault not the cottage. The beds and sofas were comfortable. We had no complaints and the cottage is located away from the centre in a very quiet area but still within easy reach of all facilities.

Mr D,

Car parking was a nightmare. Original Cottages were misleading in stating that if the space by the cottage was taken then there would be adequate parking opportunities along the road. Not true.

Mr M,

We loved staying at Wynns cottage, it was very comfortable and central to everything we wanted to do in the Peaks. The kitchen is so well equipped, lovely to have a log burner and a washing machine for soggy clothing. Plenty of hot water and two bathrooms are handy. The village has good facilities, pubs, coffee shop, bakery, great Italian etc and we enjoyed walking to Litton to The Red Lion for dinner. Definitely recommend.

Mr C,

We enjoyed our stay at Wynn cottage, the cottage was clean, well equipped and had lots of character. The bed was comfortable however we found the sofa’s uncomfortable especially by the end of the holiday. We felt we just couldn’t get comfortable on them. The Village is lovely and would definitely stay there again, plenty of places to eat or go for a drink. And we loved hearing the church bells from the cottage. Parking was never an issue. There was one occasion we couldn’t park next to the cottage, but we soon found a spot down the lane. On one of the days we got a Bus to Buxton, which was very straight forward and easy to do. Overall we had a great stay! Great cottage in a great location!

Mrs B,

We had a lovely week in this comfortable, homely cottage. We found it very clean and well equipped. Location wise we walked from the cottage door everyday or used the brilliant local bus service. Couldn't fault our stay even with the snow!

Mrs W,

Lovely cottage in a lovely village. We were two adults, a 15 year old and a dog and the size was perfect. The cottage was very well equipped and had everything we needed. Would highly recommend

Mrs R,

Really enjoyed our stay. Lovely location and well kept cottage.

Mr Timothy W,

Location

Tideswell

Tideswell is one of the best villages in the Peak District because it really lives. Gathered around the ‘Cathedral of the Peaks’ church, it is a proper community with three great pubs, three cafes, a classy restaurant, village bakers and butchers, small Co-op supermarket and even two fish and chip shops. Our real favourite is the Welsh Rarebit in High Nelly’s café.

Walks radiate out from the village into the lovely Peak District countryside but what about jumping in the car to explore the Plague village of Eyam before climbing to the top of Great Hucklow Edge, where the Barrel Inn at Bretton will give you a wonderful welcome with its great food, beer and amazing views. Alternatively, set off from the Anglers Rest in Millers Dale following the footpath by the river until you get to leafy Water-cum-Jolly Dale, where only birdsong breaks the silence.

Chatsworth, Bakewell and the other well-known visitor attractions in the Peak District are close by and so is Victorian Buxton. The incredible Victorian Crescent, now a five-star hotel is not to be missed. The wonderfully restored Opera House that has shows to suit all tastes is another must. Go and experience the ‘Wisper’ in the Devonshire Dome. The lovely Pavilion Gardens create a peaceful backdrop. And make sure you visit the spooky Poole’s Cavern.  

Local pubs – The George Inn, the Star Inn and the Horse and Jockey

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  • Sat: 9am - 8pm
  • Sun: 10am - 8pm
  • Bank Holidays: 10am - 6pm
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