Bakewell 5.4 miles.
Nestled in the quaint village of Middleton-by-Youlgrave near Bakewell in the Peak District National Park is Dragon Cottage.
This historic cottage dates to 1822 and benefits from charming features like exposed beams woven throughout and a homely interior welcoming four guests; perfect for couples or small families looking to explore Derbyshire.
Be greeted by the warmth of the wood burning stove in the heart of the home, where you can snuggle up on the plush sofas having locked away your push bikes in our handy bike store ready for more adventures to come.
Local stores, where you can pick up essentials to help ease your self catered stay, can be found in nearby Youlgreave which is easily accessible by a short scenic drive or walk of just over a mile.
Whilst there why not book in for a meal at one of the three traditonal pubs in the village, or stop for a cup of tea at the tea rooms?
The village store is open 7 days a week, and the post office is the hub for the local bakery.
If you want to venture further afield within 15 minutes you will discover the historic market town of Bakewell on the trout filled river Wye.
Here you can brush up on the history of the area at Bakewell Old House museum, housed in an impressive Tudor House dating back to Henry VIII reign.
From Bakewell Bridge you have an ideal opportunity for that perfect holiday photo taking in the scenic River Wye from the historic arched bridge.
Continue exploring the history dotted through the national park by exploring sites including Chatsworth House, Magpie Mine, Eyam Hall and the National Trust site of Winster Market House.
There are also a wealth of walks and trails which reward guests with breath-taking views across the English countryside; traverse Jacob’s Ladder, Lose Hill, White Peak and Eyam Moor to name a few.
Explore the wonders of the Peak District at Dragon Cottage.