Self-catering holiday cottages in the Peak District
Stone Cottage, Wetton Nr Ashbourne
Sleeps 6 in 3 Bedrooms ◊ 1 Bathroom ◊ Log fire
Dogs Welcome ◊ Large enclosed garden
Wetton is a pretty stone village, nestled at the foot of the Wetton Hills above the Dovedale and Manifold valleys in the heart of the Peak District National Park, a few miles north of Ashbourne. Within the village there are 3 small working farms, a local inn, The Royal Oak, and a 14th century church with its six bells founded in six different centuries. The area is perfect for exploring with a network of footpaths and the Dove and Manifold Valleys. For cyclists, the cottage is just a short distance from The Manifold Cycle Trail and the Tissington and High Peak Cycle Trails.
Stone Cottage is a stone-built cottage situated near the centre of this delightful village. This is an ideal location for exploring on foot, with lovely walks from the doorstep, or riding a bike through the many quiet lanes and footpaths of the area. For touring and sightseeing, the nearby attractions of Bakewell or Buxton with their regular markets, the tourist attractions at Matlock, and the unmissable Chatsworth House are all within easy reach, to name a few.
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Stone Cottage is full of character and well-furnished throughout and includes:
Sitting room with cosy log burning stove, Freesat TV & DVD player
Separate reading room with a second log burning stove
Sleeps 6 in 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom and 1 bunk bedroom
Large bathroom upstairs with separate bath & shower
Fully fitted kitchen including a electric cooker, microwave oven, fridge with freezer compartment, and washer / dryer machine
Electric heating, all fuel and power
Bed linen and towels included
'Phone for incoming and emergency calls
Free Wifi
Well behaved pets welcome at no extra charge
Large patio garden, ideal for sitting out
Parking on the street outside the cottage
Welcome pack including a pint of milk and 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.
We offer flexible holidays all year round - book the length of holiday you want, starting on the day you prefer. We do not apply booking fees, charge for paying with a credit card, compulsory insurance or any other hidden charges. Please read our Booking conditions
Book 4 nights, get 10% off; 5 nights, 20%; 6 nights,30% ; 7 nights +, 35% off.
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OUR SIMPLE 3 STEP PROCESS
Book without forms
Choose your holiday and contact us to finalise your booking. No booking forms to fill out, we will do all the paperwork. We will contact you when your payments are due, so don’t worry about forgetting a payment.
We'll meet you at the cottage
We will contact you a few days before you arrive to understand your travel plans, so we can ensure we are there when you arrive. We will meet you at the cottage to show you around, make sure you know how everything works, answer any queries you may have, and give you the keys.
Enjoy !
Relax & enjoy your holiday ! But if there are any problems or you want some information about the Peak District we have a 24 hour guest support line.
Of all the beauty spots in the Peak District, this western corner where it merges with the Staffordshire Moorlands is one of its hidden gems. The pretty village of Wetton is little changed from a time when most of its cottages were the homes of agricultural labourers, when farming was more labour intensive. The jumble of lush interlocking hills that tumble over one other to form the Manifold valley is one of the natural world’s great wonders, and from nearby Thor’s Cave you’ll get a magnificent bird’s-eye view of the scene that will have you gasping with pleasure (and possibly pain too – it’s a steep-ish climb up).
It’s very easy to just explore: all the footpaths, bridleways, and lanes are clearly marked. The area is perfect for exploring with a network of footpaths and the Dove and Manifold Valleys. The disused cotton mill at nearby Wetton Mill houses a National Trust tea room and is also the starting point for many walks. Cyclists are well catered for with quiet lanes to explore and the disused railway line converted into the Manifold track about 3 miles away at Hulme End, which also hosts the Manifold Valley visitors centre. Nearby Milldale is the start of the downstream walk to the stepping stones at Dovedale and the village of Ilam. Upstream, a quieter river side walk takes you to Hartington just 5 miles away and has a range of shops, pubs and eateries.
The quiet stone village of Wetton, with a population of around 150, houses the 14th century Church of St. Mary and the popular Ye Olde Royal Oak pub which are both near the village green. Just around the corner, is the old school tea room, where homemade cakes are always on the menu!
