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Holiday rentals in Edale

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 20 holiday rentals in Edale

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Edale holiday rentals start at £89 per night before taxes and fees

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    Over 2,350 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    10 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Wifi availability

    20 of Edale holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Edale rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Edale stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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The exterior of the period cottage features natural stone walls and a green front door. Two windows allow light to illuminate the facade, while decorative planters hang by the door. Lush greenery in the foreground enhances the inviting appearance of the home.
Home in Edale
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 302 reviews

The Old Post House: Period Cottage in Edale

The Old Post House is a period cottage dating back to the early 1600s in the heart of Edale village. Fully renovated, maintaining original oak beams, stone window surrounds, period fireplace. Restored to a very high standard. Two minutes from pub, cafe, shop and start of Pennine Way. Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms, 2 with Superking or Twin, the 3rd is a double. 3 large bathrooms, Kitchen / Diner and separate cosy lounge with woodburner. Underfloor heating. Spectacular views of the surrounding hills.

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A traditional stone cottage features a charming arrangement of white-framed windows set amidst a well-kept green lawn. Surrounding trees provide shade, while stone steps lead up to a terrace with outdoor seating. The countryside scenery contributes to a tranquil atmosphere.
Cottage in Chapel-en-le-Frith
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

Traditional Cottage on a Working Hill Farm

In a secluded location away from the crowds, Shireoaks Cottage is a traditional 18th Century farm cottage situated on a working hill farm with beautiful moorland views. Well equipped kitchen with Aga, comfortable sitting room and dining room, 2 king sized bedrooms, 1 double bedroom, 1 twin, 3 ensuites and 1 family bathroom. Outside is a terrace, garden and fire pit. The local town of Chapel -en-le-Frith and the surrounding villages of Hayfield and Chinley plus supermarkets are a short drive.

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The cottage is surrounded by lush greenery and well-maintained gardens, offering a sense of seclusion. Rolling hills are visible in the background, providing a scenic view. Mature trees and shrubs frame the space, enhancing the tranquil outdoor atmosphere.
Cottage in Edale
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 358 reviews

Goose Croft, tucked away in Edale

The setting of this cosy small detached cottage is beautiful and you feel quite secluded, yet the village of Edale is 1 minute walk away. From here you can enjoy the countryside by walking or biking, short or longer routes. A folder in the cottage has a selection of maps, which you are welcome to use and choose a route straight from the door. Edale has 2 pubs, two cafes and a general store Please note - AirBnB are now showing the TOTAL price on 'the calendar', which includes their 15.5% fee

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The exterior of a stone cottage is showcased, featuring a gravel pathway leading to a rustic entrance. Lush greenery climbs the building, and outdoor seating areas are visible, offering space for relaxation. Bright blue skies complement the inviting facade of the lodge.
Cottage in Edale
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Edale Moor Keeper's Cottage

A beautiful self-catering cottage in a Victorian Shooting Lodge at start of the Pennine Way, on a private working farm in the High Peak. Surrounded by open access national park moorland and meadows. It has 2 ensuite bedrooms with Hypnos mattresses and crisp white linen. A cosy open-plan well equipped living/dining/kitchen area has wifi and a TV. Just down the lane is Edale village with its pubs, cafes, national park visitor centre and train station (connecting Sheffield and Manchester).

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Home in Castleton
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 1053 reviews

Riverbank Cottage - Annex

Stay in this traditional 17th Century cottage, listen to the relaxing stream from your bedroom window before you enjoy all the jaw dropping scenery when you step out of the front door. Situated in the heart of the beautiful village of Castleton, right next to the stream and enjoying a superb location near the 6 local pubs and numerous cafes. Your double room, with en-suite shower room, lounge and kitchenette are self contained. Walk out of the door and be on a footpath within minutes.

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The entrance to the cottage is framed by a wooden fence and a neatly trimmed hedge. A sign reading 'Craigmore' is positioned on a stone near the pathway leading to the door, with scenic hills visible in the background.
Cottage in Hayfield
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 333 reviews

Peaceful cottage at edge of idyllic village

Snake Path Bridleway to Kinder Scout at your doorstep! Beautiful, immaculate, contemporary converted little cottage, 5 mins walk to village centre. Double room with en-suite toilet/shower. Gorgeous views across the valley to Cracken Edge. Comfortable kitchen, come sitting area (two arm chairs). Perfect for two sharing, very cosy and relaxed. Folding leaf table and chairs, can be used for meals and map exploring! Enclosed patio laid with slate. Own off-street parking space at front door.

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Cottage in Castleton
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews

Idyllic country cottage in Castleton

Cave End Cottage is over 300 years old and is our much loved second home. Many original features remain including wobbly walls, wooden beams and a beautiful, large fireplace. It's perfectly located in Castleton at the bottom of Cavedale, a picturesque valley below Peveril Castle. Its central location in the village means it's close to all attractions, shops, pubs and restaurants. Equipped to accommodate all your needs the property's also on a dead-end so there's no passing traffic.

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A traditional Derbyshire gritstone cottage features a stone exterior with a welcoming front door and two prominent windows. Lush greenery is present in the foreground, complemented by a small decorative garden. The sloped roof and chimney add to the rustic charm of the setting.
Home in Sparrowpit
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 313 reviews

Hope Cottage

Hope Cottage is a traditional Derbyshire Gritstone cottage with original features, located in the tiny village of Sparrowpit. Set in an outstanding location with dramatic countryside views & overlooking Mam Tour, the cottage is a cosy ebode complete with log burner. Whether you are coming to see a show in the famous Buxton Opera House or to simply enjoy the countryside & fresh air then Hope Cottage is in a great location for it all, located half way between Buxton & The Hope Valley

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A charming cottage constructed of rustic stone is set against a backdrop of rolling hills. Sunlight highlights the well-maintained grounds and nearby trees. A paved driveway leads to the entrance, with flower pots adding color to the inviting exterior.
Home in Edale
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Luxury cottage in the Peak District National Park

Delightful cosy cottage in the heart of Peak District. The Cowshed is situated at Back Tor Farm, Edale. We welcome all enquiries of three nights or more but do prefer Friday changeover dates. It is an essential part of our hosting terms that the person responsible for booking our property makes their full name and mobile number available to us in the Airbnb booking process. 3rd Party bookings are not acceptable. Your booking will be cancelled if this information is not provided.

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An entrance to a stone annex features a wooden door framed by an outdoor area with potted plants. A small round table with chairs is visible, inviting relaxation in a peaceful setting surrounded by greenery.
Guest house in Castleton
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

Artemis Barn - Annexe

Self-contained annex to an award winning home, right in the heart of Castleton, with ON-SITE parking! Equipped with kitchenette, comfortable king sized bed, Japanese soaking tub, smart TV and board games. Modern design with charming original features. Quiet and peaceful. There are six pubs, a bakery, coffee spot, a newly opened boutique wine and craft beer shop all within a short walk, not to mention the countless trails and rambles with astonishing views on the doorstep.

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The exterior of Rokeby Cottage features traditional stone construction framed by well-maintained hedges and shrubs. The structure is nestled on a slight incline, with a blue sky overhead and scattered clouds, creating a serene rural atmosphere.
Cottage in Hathersage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 386 reviews

Rokeby Cottage in Hathersage, Peak District

A traditional Derbyshire cottage situated on an elevated quiet lane in the village of Hathersage. Rokeby Cottage has recently been refurbished to provide a comfortable relaxing stay any time of the year. Nestled within the Hope Valley, Hathersage offers exceptional walks from the front door ranging from circular 3 mile strolls to all-day hikes. Rokeby Cottage is a 5 minute walk from the village centre which hosts a great range of excellent pubs, cafes and shops.

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Cottage in Bradwell
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 456 reviews

5 Star Boutique 250 Year Old Peak District Cottage

Wake up to rolling hills and the picturesque little village of Bradwell. After walking through the scenery relax under our beautiful pergola with a well earned glass of wine or toast your toes in front of the log burner whilst the wind howls outside. We have restored Rambler Cottage to give you luxury and practicality, our bedding is divine, our towels envelope you in fluffiness. We care about your time spent with us and we want you to feel special

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All about Edale

Located in England’s Peak District between Manchester and Sheffield, the tiny village of Edale is made up of scattered hamlets that were originally cattle farms. The settlement started as herdsmen’s shelters, and its winding lanes are now lined with stone cottages and two pubs, where the fires crackle in winter and the gardens fill with locals on summer evenings. Edale is the start or end point for many hikers and cyclists tackling the famous Pennine Way, which extends right up to Northumberland.

The dramatic summits and valleys of the surrounding Peak District are popular with outdoors enthusiasts, offering plenty of ways to explore by land, air, and sea. If you’re keen to spend time exploring the rivers, you have your pick of options, including sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, and wild swimming — bear in mind that the water temperature makes a wetsuit advisable for most of the year. Gliding and rock climbing provide a bird’s eye view of the sprawling Peak District National Park, while cycling, walking, and horseback riding routes keep things grounded.

What are the top things to do in Edale?

Pennine Way

This 268-mile trail is one of the most famous pathways in the UK, traversing moorlands, bogs, mountains, and swathes of farmland. Leaving Edale, the route passes by Kinder Scout — a large moorland plateau offering sweeping views and a picturesque waterfall. Besides Edale, the path has over 500 different public access points, allowing walkers to enter and exit at frequent intervals.

Peak District National Park

Covering over 550 square miles, the Peak District National Park extends across limestone valleys, tranquil lakes with picture-perfect reflections of the surrounding hills and trees, and emerald-green moorland dotted with wildflowers. Popular for walking, cycling, and horseback riding, the park envelopes the village of Edale in its towering heights and rolling countryside.

Hope Valley Line

Opened in 1894, this iconic train line is one of the most scenic ways to arrive in Edale. Along its journey between Sheffield and Manchester, the train passes by rolling hills, peaceful valleys, and historic viaducts as it makes its way through the numerous railroad tunnels of the Peak District, including Totley Tunnel, England’s fourth-longest.