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The Hideaway. Great views, garden & location
The Hideaway is an attractive cottage with wonderful views, contemporary decoration, consisting of a kitchen/living space, bedroom, shower room & west facing balcony all accessed from your private entrance with self check-in. Hidden away on the lovely wooded hillside of the Derwent Valley between Bakewell and Matlock, within 3 miles of Chatsworth House & Haddon Hall. Great for walkers, situated down a quiet lane, with fantastic walks from the front door through woodland, fields or moorland. .

The Pudding Stop - Bakewell - Free Parking
Our beautiful and newly refurbished (2023) cottage is right in the heart of Bakewell, Derbyshire. The location could not be more convenient - it's a minute walk into the centre where you will find excellent pubs, restaurants, cafes and independent shops. We now also include free on-street parking. The Pudding Stop sleeps 2 guests (babies and dogs welcome too!) and is available for short breaks and week stays. This little hideaway is set within the garden of our 1830’s Grade II listed property.

Milford Cottage in Bakewell with parking
A beautiful one bedroom Grade II Listed cottage in a courtyard centrally-located in Bakewell with a parking space for a small to medium sized car directly in front of the cottage. Milford Cottage has been lovingly renovated to a high standard, a homely and comfortable retreat, ideal for couples. Perfectly located just a short stroll alongside Milford Stream into the beautiful town of Bakewell offering a great selection of shops, cafes, pubs & restaurants. Stunning walks from the doorstep.

Butts Cottage, Bakewell - Boutique, Cosy & Luxury
Butts Cottage is a Grade II 19th Century Georgian cottage centrally located in the famous bustling market town of Bakewell in The Peak District National Park. A perfect base for walking, visiting stately homes including Chatsworth and Haddon Hall, cycling or just simply relax and enjoy the endless unspoilt countryside of The Peak District. Newly renovated and completed in September 2019, the cottage offers everything you need for either a few days away to enjoy Derbyshire or a longer visit.

Luxury & Location! Bakewell Georgian Townhouse
LAST MINUTE AVAILABILITY JANUARY 2026!! Enjoy the best of the best at this 70sqm luxury Georgian Heritage Listed Townhouse, The Haywood with free parking directly behind the property. Perfect location right in the heart of Bakewell with the River Wye, cafes, boutiques & pubs all within a few minutes walk, the property has just been entirely renovated by a team of local craftsmen & interior designers and is intended to provide a luxe, spacious & relaxing oasis for a short or longer break.

2 Victoria Cottages - Cosy Grade ll Listed Cottage
2 Victoria Cottages is a cosy Grade ll listed former mill workers cottage. Set on the main road 200 yds from the centre of Bakewell, it is in a great location, just a short stroll from the town’s pubs, restaurants and shops. Located in the heart of the White Peak, this beautifully presented rural retreat provides a comfortable base, whether you’re looking to enjoy some fresh air and long country walks, conquer the highest peaks or simply to relax and unwind in a friendly village pub.

Willow Cottage Newly renovated quaint cottage
Nestled away in the village of Youlgrave, in the heart of the Peak District National Park this newly renovated cottage is the perfect bolt hole for couples, friends and single travellers looking to get away from it all. It is a great place for walkers and cyclists with access to the Limestone Way, White Peak Way and the Alternative Pennine Way. There are three public houses which all serve home cooked food using local produce and there are two bakeries, a deli and post office.

Cosy Grade ll listed cottage Central Peak District
Nestled in the picturesque village of Monyash, Mereview a Grade II listed stone cottage offers the perfect escape for couples or solo adventurers seeking peace, character, and countryside charm. Thoughtfully restored and beautifully presented, this historic home blends timeless elegance with modern comfort. Whether you’re walking the limestone dales, visiting nearby Bakewell or Chatsworth House, or simply curling up with a book by the fire, this cottage is a serene base.

Country and town lovers perfect place
Heidi Cottage a semi-detached stylish cottage in the heart of Bakewell town. This cosy cottage has views over Bakewell and is a very short walk into the town centre with a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. A charming garden and wood burning stove for chillier nights. It’s a great base for walkers with plenty of walks from your doorstep. The cottage is in a town location - If you are looking to be in the countryside - this is not for you. PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED.

Beautiful Groom's Cottage, Ashford-in-the Water
A beautiful, recently converted barn which was originally the Groom's Cottage. Newly renovated in 2018 this one bed, one bath cottage is set in an idyllic rural location with breath-taking views and direct access across the owners' fields to a footpath which leads either down to the famously picturesque village of Ashford-in-the-Water or uphill to the drama of Monsal Head. Separately available is The Coach House, next door, also new and sleeping 4 people in equal style.

Mouse Cottage, beautiful 2 bedroom cottage
This lovely cottage is within a minute walk of Bakewell town centre, ideal for exploring the Peak District countryside whilst benefitting from nearby shops and restaurants. Stylishly furnished throughout with lots of natural materials and pretty ‘vintage’ style touches, this attractive cottage offers a perfect combination of old and new. A unique summer house in the terraced garden offers an outdoors retreat with comfy seating, its own stove, TV, and electric BBQ.

Spacious Scandinavian style hideaway with log fire
The property is in a delightful and secluded position on the south facing side of Darley Hillside with views over the valley. The main living area is on the upper floor, accessed directly from the driveway and car-port via a hallway leading to the master bedroom and ensuite; living room with open log fire, dining area and internal balcony access to 2-storey atrium complete with spiral staircase; cloakroom; toilet, and kitchen with tree top external terrace.
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When is the best time to visit Bakewell?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bakewell?
Bakewell has welcoming accommodations near its bustling market square and along quiet streets by the River Wye. Many visitors prefer stays in historic cottages, family-friendly apartments, or characterful homes around the town center.
What are the best things to do in Bakewell with kids?
Families in Bakewell often explore the riverside parks, enjoy local walks along footpaths, and visit nearby playgrounds. Children can discover interactive exhibits at local museums, or feed ducks along the river.
What are some of the best things to do in Bakewell?
Explore the quaint market square, stroll beside the River Wye, and visit independent shops for locally made treats. Many guests enjoy the Bakewell Old House Museum and scenic walks in the area.
How is the weather in Bakewell?
Bakewell has cool, damp winters around 35–44°F (2–7°C), and milder summers near 54–70°F (12–21°C) with moderate rainfall. Packing layers and a waterproof jacket will help you stay comfortable all year.
When is the best time to visit Bakewell?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for gentler weather, outdoor activities, and vibrant markets. The town’s events and countryside walks draw visitors year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Bakewell?
Visitors frequently suggested Bakewell Old House Museum, the medieval stone bridge, and All Saints Church. The riverside paths and traditional market days create a lively atmosphere around town.
What are some hiking trails in Bakewell?
Bakewell has riverside walks and access to gentle countryside trails throughout the Peak District. Many enjoy exploring footpaths near the River Wye and scenic routes such as the Monsal Trail.
What are some family activities we can do in Bakewell?
Bakewell’s family-friendly walkways, riverside parks, and hands-on museum exhibits invite exploration. Picnic spots and seasonal local events often bring people together throughout the year.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bakewell?
Plan a visit to nearby stately homes, enjoy gardens at historic estates, or explore caves in the Peak District. Villages around Bakewell have local shops, traditional tea rooms, and scenic walking trails.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bakewell?
Bakewell has pet-friendly stays in cottages, apartments, and family homes throughout the area. Riverside paths and nearby trails make it simple to explore the outdoors with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Bakewell?
Visit Bakewell’s weekly market for locally rooted products, and try the well-known tart at a traditional bakery. Early mornings along the river provide peaceful views before markets and shops get busy.
What is Bakewell known for?
Bakewell is known for its classic tart, historic market square, and scenic River Wye. The town’s stone cottages, medieval bridge, and proximity to the Peak District are frequently highlighted by visitors.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bakewell?
Seek out tucked-away footpaths by the river, quiet lanes lined with stone cottages, and lesser-known local galleries. Some find small independent shops and unmarked viewpoints especially welcoming.
What are the best foods to try in Bakewell?
Bakewell has classic pastries such as the Bakewell tart and pudding, often recommended in local bakeries. Members of the community also enjoy farm-fresh cheese, preserves, and hearty pub dishes.
What should I bring for a trip to Bakewell?
Pack layers and a waterproof jacket for changing weather, comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets and countryside paths, and a reusable bag for market shopping and local treats.
What is the nightlife in Bakewell like?
Bakewell has welcoming pubs, relaxed bars, and occasional live music around the town center. Evenings are often sociable, with many gathering for traditional ales or seasonal food in a friendly atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bakewell?
Bakewell has a well dressing festival, a summer carnival that brings locals together, and festive markets around holiday seasons. These events often reflect the town’s traditions and longstanding community spirit.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bakewell?
Bakewell has family-friendly rentals in spacious homes, cozy cottages, and apartments near parks and the river. Many hosts provide amenities for children and options well-suited for groups.
All about Bakewell
Located on the banks of the River Wye, the historic market town of Bakewell mixes all the charms of the Derbyshire countryside with the soaring summits and deep valleys of the Peak District. Bakewell’s cobbled streets are lined with ancient buildings, a few dating from the 13th century. Visitors can browse the town’s independent shops and soak up the history at nearby Haddon Hall manor house with its Gothic styling and medieval furnishings. The surrounding Peak District National Park features stunning landscapes of steep hills, limestone valleys, and caverns to explore alongside hiking and cycling trails.
Less than 15 minutes away, Chatsworth House is set in more than 100 acres of gardens and boasts the grand Painted Hall, which dates from the 1690s. Beyond its many historical offerings, the town is also known for its famous Bakewell pudding, a sweet pastry with jam and almond custard (and the predecessor of the Bakewell tart).
What are the top things to do in Bakewell?
Peak District National Park
This 1,500-square-kilometre area of natural beauty was England’s first national park. Limestone dales and upland moors span the horizon in this picturesque park, with more than 2,500 kilometres of walking paths open to the public and vast lands available for off-trail exploration. Popular activities include windsurfing at Errwood Reservoir and boating on the Peak Forest Canal.
Bakewell Stall Market
Bakewell has held a weekly market in some form or another since 1330. Today, the tradition continues with the town’s Stall Market, which is held each Monday on Granby Road and Market Street. More than 100 booths showcase a variety of locally produced items, including fresh food, clothing, home decor, artisanal gifts, and snacks.
Old House Museum
Constructed in 1534, this traditional Tudor cottage was originally a tithing collector’s house and has seen many uses in its five centuries of continuous habitation. In the late 18th century, the cottage served as a millworker’s residence before eventually being converted to a museum in the 1950s. Over the years, residents have donated many artefacts relevant to local history. Swords, clothing, and children’s toys fill the nooks and crannies of this wide-ranging historical site.
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