2025 Peak District Short Breaks with Private Hot Tubs

This impressive period house near Tideswell makes the perfect setting for a large gathering of friends or family. It has a spacious, enclosed garden and a field you can use, a hot tub, and a games room. It is ideally placed for enjoying the great outdoors and exploring the Peak District. The house combines traditional style with contemporary luxury. The large, light, welcoming lounge has comfy sofas, a wood burner in the pretty fireplace, a Smart TV, and French doors leading outside. The dining room has been elegantly furnished for memorable dinners and there’s plenty of counter and cupboard space in the kitchen, and room to store coats and boots in the utility room. There is a twin bedroom on the ground floor, with French doors to the garden and a cosy wood burner, and a separate WC. On the first floor are six more stunning bedrooms: two super-king-size (which can be made up as twins on request), two king-size rooms, and two doubles, all with oak furniture and luxurious soft furnishings. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and there’s another bathroom and shower room. Up another level is the games room with table tennis, and a snug, perfect for relaxing with sofas, beanbags, and a TV. Outside, there is an enclosed garden surrounding the property, with bench seating and a hot tub. An adjoining field is the perfect place for family games or letting your four-legged friend play. Pop to Tideswell’s restaurants, shops, and pubs (0.5 miles); visit Eyam, the famous ‘plague village’, it has a fascinating history (5 miles), and learn about Blue John Stone at Treak Cliff Cavern outside Castleton (8 miles), the only place in the world it’s found. Buxton (8 miles) is home to Buxton Country Park, Poole’s Cavern, Go Ape, and the opera house. The Peak District is a haven for walkers and cyclists with miles of footpaths and bike trails.

A charming property within 3 miles of Castleton, a beautiful village at the head of Hope Valley. Enjoying easy access to the Peak District National Park's many famous towns and visitor attractions, the dog-friendly property features a cosy lounge, a large kitchen/diner and a small patio garden. The deceptively spacious two-storey property is surrounded by breathtaking countryside in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Each of its inviting rooms are decorated in soothing tones with contemporary soft furnishings at every turn. Accessed via patio doors at the rear, the interior begins with a cosy lounge featuring sumptuous seating arranged around a wood burner, while the large kitchen/diner beyond has a breakfast bar and underfloor heating. Upstairs, the king-size bedroom and super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom offer peaceful and versatile sleeping quarters, with the convenience of a family bathroom with underfloor heating across the landing. There are two patio areas at the property, the one at the front featuring seating, flower borders and a hot tub. The Peak District National Park is a haven for walkers, cyclists, foodies and history lovers keen to sample its wide range of natural, cultural and historical attractions. Bradwell Moor and Bradwell Dale (1.5 miles) offer outstanding views of the local area, while villages and towns including Castleton, Eyam, Buxton and Bakewell (all within 10 miles) offer an authentic flavour of the area in myriad ways, not least in their array of shops, eateries and various cultural events. Chatsworth House is also within 10 miles of the property.

Set on the fringes of Chelmorton, enjoy a reunion with friends or an unforgettable family break at this rural retreat boasting a pool table, a hot tub and a 3-acre footgolf course. Featuring a roaring wood burner, the lounge boasts a warming ambience whilst the games room provides the perfect spot to let off some steam. The kitchen/diner, boasting exposed stonework and a beamed ceiling, is reminiscent of the cottage’s heritage, with the dining room offering ample space to enjoy your local flavours. The seven bedrooms across the first and second floors share the same character as the ground floor. Choose from a super-king room with an additional bunk bed, a super-king with an additional single bed, four super-king bedrooms and a sumptuous double with an extra single bed. All the super-king-size bedrooms can convert to twins on request. Serving the bedrooms are four en-suite shower rooms and a well-equipped family bathroom. Outside, unwind in the hot tub, dine alfresco on the patio, relax on the lawn or conquer the 3-acre footgolf course. You’ll also find ample off-road parking. At the foot of Chelmorton Low, Chelmorton is the highest village in Derbyshire, home to a myriad of scenic trails; join the footpath that climbs the hillside and joins the famous Limestone Way to explore the breathtaking scenery of the White Peak. The charming spa town of Buxton 5.5 miles away boasts three spas, independent shops and Poole’s Cavern (6 miles), one of the finest limestone show caves in the country. Surrounded by 105 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, culture vultures can explore the magnificent stately home of Chatsworth House or head to the grand Tudor Hall and Elizabethan gardens at Haddon Hall, both reached within 13.5 miles.

Experience a truly restorative retreat in this vibrant country cottage situated in the hub of Bakewell with access to a plethora of picturesque hiking routes – ideal for thrill-seekers, easy amblers, and four-pawed adventurists alike. Venture into the emerald wilderness past the winding River Wye to capture a windswept victory photo atop Monsal Head, before sinking into your open-air hot tub for a soak beneath the stars. This luxurious hideaway boasts a sleek interior brimming with colour and flair. Slide off muddy boots at the door then step into the welcoming lounge area and flop down on the comfortable sofas. Throw another log on the crackling wood burner, snuggle up under one of the plush throws, and set the mood with a crowd-pleasing film on the Smart TV. The resident chef can whip up a storm in the open kitchen while sipping an aperitif before tempting the rest of the group with the scent of delicious home cooking. Gather in the diner with seating for up to 10 guests, raise your glasses, then dive in for a celebratory family feast. After an evening tipple in the lounge, ascend the staircase to the beautiful sleeping areas on the first floor to choose between two four-poster double rooms. Enjoy an invigorating morning session in the bubbling hot tub on the deck illuminated with fairy lights or while away sunny afternoons with a sizzling BBQ feast. Stroll into the heart of Bakewell, within 400 metres, and scope out the dog-friendly local eateries peppering the high street, serving up frothy coffee and freshly baked tarts. History-buffs and horticulturists will delight in roaming the magnificent grounds of Chatsworth House, 5 miles, and picking up fresh goodies from the farm shop. Gear up for a more challenging hike through the rugged landscape along the Pennine Way trail, accessible within 13 miles.

Escape into nature with a retreat to this charming stone cottage set in the bustling heart of Bakewell and surrounded by a web of scenic walking trails. This contemporary hideaway is sure to be a hit with outdoor enthusiasts and their waggy-tailed companions. Saddle up for a scenic ride along the traffic-free Monsal Trail to Blackwell, before settling in for a sizzling al fresco feast gathered around the BBQ. This well-presented property features a sleek interior with wall panelling, clean lines, and elegant soft furnishings. Walk through the gate and up a set of stone steps to front garden and the open porch, and enter the cottage into the inviting lounge. Sink onto the sofa with a brew and stretch out weary feet in the glow of the warming gas fire then unwind with a classic film on the Smart TV. Enjoy cooking in the light-flooded shaker kitchen/diner with stylish recessed lighting and plenty of space to whip up a hearty post-adventure spread. Celebrating something special? Crack open the bubbly and settle in for a meal in the impressive dining area styled with opulent dark wood furniture and feature hanging lights. As the night draws in, rest up in the three inviting bedrooms consisting of a king and two doubles – each with ample storage and Smart TVs for leisurely movie marathons. Catch some morning rays perched on the outdoor seats with a coffee, or enjoy a leisurely evening BBQ while furry friends potter around in the enclosed garden which has the added bonus of a hot tub housed in gazebo. Stroll along the streets of Bakewell and soak in the impressive architecture, scope out the weekly market, or indulge in the iconic local delicacy, the Bakewell pudding, each within 400 metres. Pack a picnic then hike through the rolling emerald landscape and alongside the meandering river banks on the Lathkill Dale Loop from Smith’s Island Car Park, 300 metres. Adventure-seekers will delight in descending into the mysterious Treak Cliff Cavern, 15 miles, to scramble through cave formations and spot the famous Blue John stone.

Whether you’re looking for a stylish village retreat to celebrate a special occasion in, or a gorgeous stone cottage where you can get the gang from work together for a team-building session, this impressive property in the village of Longnor is a great accommodation choice. Spend your days hiking the limestone ravines of Dovedale or soaking up village life in Longnor’s cobble-stoned marketplace. In the evening, enjoy a sociable meal around the cottage’s dining table, or explore Longnor’s cosy pubs and eateries. Featuring thoughtful, chic design touches throughout, this spacious cottage sleeps 12 people over six bedrooms. After a fabulous day exploring the national park, come home and make your way up a couple of steps to the sleek and stylish kitchen. The chef in your group will find everything they need to rustle up a culinary masterpiece. Get everyone together around the dining table under the beautiful chandelier in the living/dining room. After dinner, head out to the small courtyard with a glass of wine; slip onto the sofa in the living area and catch up on your favourite TV shows; challenge your friends to a table football tournament in the games room; or make your way to one of the local pubs for a pint. At the end of the day, there’s one bedroom on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the first floor and two bedrooms with low beams on the second floor (accessed via their own individual staircases) to choose from. Grab your hiking boots and spend an invigorating day exploring the Roaches (6 miles). Together with Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks, this gorgeous area forms a gritstone escarpment that’s been worn into fantastic shapes by the elements. Alternatively, hit the water at Carsington Water (19 miles), where you can try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing or powerboating.

An astonishing period property 2 miles from Lyme Park, a stunning country estate renowned for its woodland and beautiful gardens. Perfect for celebrating a special occasion, the dog-friendly property features two lounges, a games room and a courtyard garden. With the Peak District National Park within easy reach, the property is a convenient base for active groups as much as it is for those who simply want to unwind in stunning rural surroundings. The two-storey property is set off a quiet, narrow country road flanked by properties of a similar style and character. It is blessed with spacious grounds, large, bright rooms with far-reaching views and long hallways that are almost living areas in their own right. The main lounge is a comfortable space with exposed beams and seating arranged around a wood burner. The neighbouring Garden Room is a more relaxed space enjoying absorbing views. The Games Room is set up for numerous activities, but there are numerous places for quiet time, including the Library Hall. The kitchen and the adjacent dining room offer plenty of space to create and enjoy food in comfort. There are wonderful views from each of the six upstairs bedrooms - a super-king-size, a king-size, two doubles and two twins - all of which stand close to three wet rooms and a family bathroom. The attractive courtyard garden features lawns, seating areas, a BBQ and hot tub. The village of Disley (within 0.5 mile) is handy for everything from a pint to kitchen essentials. A stroll around Lyme Park (2 miles) is a must for anyone with an interest in history and nature, while the Middlewood Way (8.5 miles) is ideal for walkers and cyclists.

Take on the mighty Kinder Scout (22 miles) from this stunning detached cottage surrounded by breathtaking views of the Peak District National Park. When you’re not ambling through moorland, crossing gentle streams and scrambling up steep rocks, slow down the pace with a visit to the historic spa town of Buxton (9 miles), home to a host of shops, pubs and restaurants. Or, soothe tired muscles from your very own hot tub in the beautiful lawned garden. Recently refurbished, this quintessential stone-built cottage offers a cosy base from which to explore this fantastic area. Keen cooks will delight in the contemporary kitchen, with its twin electric ovens and Nespresso coffee machine. Once prepared, tuck into family feasts beneath the beams in the cosy dining room while the wood burner keeps your toes toasty. Afterwards, relax and unwind beside a second roaring wood burner in the stylish modern lounge. Upstairs, each of the three bedrooms has been beautifully finished in soft muted tones, while the bath and shower rooms have a luxurious hotel feel. Step outside to dine alfresco or admire the starry skies from the bubbling hot tub. Tucked away in the rolling hills of the Peak District, this property is perfectly placed for memorable holidays filled with outdoor adventure. Take a hike up the famous Kinder Scout, the highest point in the Peak District, with its magnificent views, unspoilt moorland and beautiful waterfall. Cycle along the traffic-free Tissington Trail, passing through the breathtaking countryside of the Derbyshire Dales. Or, for the more adventurous, cool off with a wild swim at Three Shires Head (6.5 miles) on Axe Edge Moor. For supplies, head for Buxton or for a treat, grab a portion of fish and chips from Longnor (2 miles).

A large corner property with countryside views yet situated near the heart of the town, this central Matlock cottage enjoys wonderful views over Riber Castle. With spacious social areas and bedrooms, the property can accommodate up to eight guests. A large, split-level garden is a wonderful space, with outdoor seating and a hot tub so you can enjoy sunny days during your stay. You enter this period property after ascending a flight of external steps. Once inside, you’ll find that the hallway is great for the storage of any muddy outerwear, but is also home to a fridge and freezer which can be useful when catering for a crowd. When you go through to the property’s kitchen, you’ll find everything you need to rustle up delicious meals, while the lounge is great for relaxing thanks to its many windows flooding it with light. There are even convenient patio doors which lead to the garden. For colder days, the wood burner provides plenty of warmth, while the dining table by the windows is where you can gather for mass feasts. The ground floor is completed with a handy, separate WC. Upstairs, you’ll find the first bedroom with yet more huge windows to make the most of the views. It has a super-king-size bed, plus an en-suite shower room. Another bedroom is on this floor with a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room too. Up to the next floor, you’ll find two bedrooms, which both have zip-and-link super-king-size beds. These can be made into twins should you need them. While one of these rooms has an en-suite, there’s also a family bathroom on this floor. The property’s garden is on two levels. The first has a BBQ and seating for al fresco dinners, while on the lower level, you’ll find a hot tub under cover which is out of sight yet benefits from fantastic views.

Your next big holiday is sure to be extra special when you choose this spacious abode that’s surrounded by stunning Peak District countryside. Elevated above bustling Matlock, you’ll be able to celebrate in style with your group of 14, embracing the secluded location and enjoying celebrations that last well into the night. With a games room, outdoor areas and ample dining and relaxing spaces, you’ll find plenty to entertain your entire party. Contemporary style meets old-world charm in this property, creating a comfortable living space that will appeal to guests of all ages. Enter the kitchen and cook up a storm, putting the state-of-the-art gadgets to the test and making good use of the granite worktops and central kitchen island with seating. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the lounge allow the morning light to stream in whilst you enjoy your first coffee of the day, and there is a wood burner to make evenings cosy. The cellar features a pool table and access to the outside area where you’ll find a large garden complete with seating, a BBQ and a hot tub. At bedtime, you’ll have flexible sleeping arrangements to suit your group thanks to the choice of seven bedrooms. A jewel in Derbyshire’s crown, Matlock (3.5 miles) is one of the most popular destinations in the Peak District, and it is no surprise why. Perhaps it is the glorious surroundings, the bustling town centre, or the generous scattering of friendly cafes, pubs and restaurants. It could also be the exciting prospect of riding the Peak railway, or the close proximity to Matlock Bath with its annual illuminations and Heights of Abraham cable cars. Either way, this is a truly special destination for families and friends alike.

Located in a beautiful, wooded gorge overlooking the River Derwent, this luxurious Grade II-listed former hotel provides a fabulous venue for a group reunion or large family celebration. This magnificent Georgian building offers superb accommodation for up to 34 guests across 15 gorgeous en-suite bedrooms. This stunning property is set in a breathtaking location near Matlock Bath, along the south-eastern corner of the Peak District, and offers an immense array of imaginative extras including two hot tubs, a games room and a traditional private pub. Entering this unique property, the elegant entrance hall leads through to the fantastic pub and games room, a fantastic party space with a music system, kitchenette and bar, where you try can your hand at karaoke or the piano, or play pool, table tennis and air hockey. The south wing has a cosy snug, an exquisite lounge bar, the main lounge which enjoys glorious panoramic views, an elegant and superbly equipped main kitchen and the Byron Room, a sumptuous dining room, also with stunning views. The south wing houses five bedrooms, with the remaining ten occupying the north wing. All bedrooms have TVs and en-suite facilities, along with a range of original details and unique features. The property sits on 2 acres of grounds, with a pretty garden, plenty of seating areas, two hot tubs, two BBQs, off-road parking for 20 cars, and even a trampoline. The property is close to numerous landmarks and attractions including Gulliver’s Kingdom, the Peak District Mining Museum, Matlock Bath Aquarium, Cromford Mills and the Heights of Abraham (all within 1.5 miles). Matlock and Matlock Bath have plenty of great places to eat and drink, or you could explore attractions in the Peak District National Park including Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall (both within 9.5 miles).

A contemporary yet cosy haven on the cusp of the Peak District National Park, this impressive abode sleeps five along with two canine companions. Delving deep into the Derbyshire countryside will reward you with marvellous landscapes, exhilarating walks and endless potential for adventure with your family by your side. Grabbing the chance to relax is paramount to your experience, so you’ll love kicking back in the hot tub with a drink from your personal tiki bar where the rainforest mural makes it all the more exotic! Packed with artistic flair and beautifully furnished throughout, you’ll find plenty of spots for wining, dining and unwinding in equal measure. Whether you are putting your culinary skills to the test in the spacious kitchen area or grabbing forty winks in the lounge, you’ll feel right at home from the moment you scale the glass balustrade staircase to find your open-plan living space. Outside, there is an impressive three-tiered garden complete with fire pit and a lower-level area with play equipment. There’s also the secret courtyard with its bar and hot tub. At bedtime, another staircase leads up to the three bedrooms and a bathroom. Seize the day and set out to investigate the iconic stepping stones at Dovedale (14 miles), cheer along the procession at Matlock Bath illuminations (2 miles) and gaze across the countryside from the cable cars at the Heights of Abraham (1.5 miles). Bakewell is a short 12.5-mile drive away and promises tearooms, independent shops and quintessential charm, but there is also a popular outdoor adventure centre where you can arrange caving, mountain biking and gorge scrambling. For those who can’t resist the thrill of water sports, Carsington Water, 5.5 miles away, is a hub for activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing.

This super stylish and spacious property is situated in the popular village of Cromford, just on the edge of the Peak District. A group of eight explorers will love this spot with walking routes and cycling trails right from the doorstep. The house has its own private hot tub too, ideal for evenings soaking away after a busy day discovering all the area has to offer. Cook up a storm and socialise together in the well-equipped kitchen. This beautiful space has a breakfast bar where you can gather to plan the day ahead, and a wine fridge, perfect for chilling those bottles for when you return home. If the cold nights start to draw in, fire up one of two warming wood burners in the contemporary lounge or luscious dining room and take a seat on the comfortable chairs and sofas. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a stunning bathroom with freestanding copper bath. The fourth bedroom with en-suite shower room is situated in a converted outbuilding. The garden is a fantastic space, with a patio, BBQ, outdoor seating and a large eight-seater hot tub. It’s an idyllic spot for relaxing after dining alfresco. Leave the cars behind and head out on foot along the various routes that lead from this property. Discover the area’s rich history by taking a stroll along the Cromford Mill and Village walking route. High Peak Junction visitors centre is 0.5 miles away and where lots of the area’s walks start from. Join the famous High Peak Trail that leads along the old railway line and takes in the stunning Derbyshire Dales countryside - a perfect cycling route. Alternatively, take the short, steep climb to Black Rocks (1.5 miles) an outcrop offering up superb views.

Located in a quiet village just to the south-east of the Peak District National Park, this delightful little cottage provides bright, cosy and welcoming accommodation for two guests. Set in a charming Derbyshire village, the cottage makes an ideal bolthole for a couple in search of a relaxing getaway. Featuring original exposed beams, a warming wood burner and a bubbling hot tub, this charming property is perfect for eager walkers and nature lovers making the most of the area’s hilly landscapes, stunning woodlands and picturesque villages. Entering this pretty cottage you will find the welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a roaring wood burner, TV and comfortable seating, the lounge is a lovely space to relax, catch up with a good book or chat into the night. The kitchen and utility area are fully equipped, perfect for preparing a favourite meal for two, which you can enjoy around the nearby dining table. The ground floor also has a useful shower room. Stairs lead directly into the light and airy first-floor super-king-size bedroom which features plenty of storage space and a high ceiling with original exposed beams. Stepping outside, the small private courtyard features outdoor furniture and a hot tub, providing a relaxing space for al fresco drinks in the evening. The village of Middleton and the nearby market town of Wirksworth (2 miles) offer a wonderful variety of pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops, with attractions including Mount Cook Adventure Centre, the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway and the National Stone Centre. Walkers can follow the High Peak Trail, or visit popular destinations including Carsington Water (5 miles), Black Rocks (1.5 miles), Harborough Rocks (3.5 miles) and the bustling town of Matlock (5 miles). Other local attractions include Gulliver’s Kingdom, Heights of Abraham, Cromford Mills and Crich Tramway Village (all within 6.5 miles).

An idyllic rural getaway, this delightful property makes a fabulous holiday home for up to four guests. Providing wonderful accommodation for couples, families and friends, this imaginatively updated barn conversion retains plenty of original features including exposed beams and flagstone flooring. Tastefully furnished and decorated throughout, the property is a fantastic base for exploring the Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District. This peaceful retreat is set on a working farm and has a soothing hot tub and glorious rural views. Featuring exposed beams and a wood burner in a stone fireplace, the delightful lounge is an ideal space to snuggle in the evenings and watch a movie on the Smart TV. The light and friendly kitchen/diner has a wide range of equipment, with a farmhouse-style dining table providing a perfect spot for sharing a favourite family meal. Upstairs, there’s a stylish bathroom and three cosy and welcoming bedrooms. The bedrooms are made up of one king-size room with exposed beams, a Smart TV and a picture window offering views over the valley, one king-sing-size room which can be made up as a twin on request, and a charming single room ideal for children. The enclosed courtyard garden has plenty of outdoor furniture and a fantastic wood-fired hot tub, offering plenty of space to unwind. Ideal for exploring the southern stretches of the Peak District, this beautiful barn conversion is just a couple of miles from the lively market town of Matlock, which has plenty of great places to eat and drink. A public footpath leads directly from the farm onto a woodland walk. The area has a wealth of landmarks and attractions including the Heights of Abraham, the National Stone Centre, Gulliver’s Kingdom, Chatsworth House, the Peak District Mining Museum, Lumsdale Waterfall and Magpie Mine (all within 13 miles).

Treat yourself to a special break close to the southern fringes of the Peak District. This delightful cottage at Brassington sleeps up to four guests and includes a private hot tub where everyone can bubble under the stars after walking in the Derbyshire hills. Bring a pair of contented canines with you to the two-bedroom, stone cottage if you wish. Make your way into the pretty cottage via the porch to find inviting accommodation that blends the character of the past with contemporary comfort. Discover the welcoming lounge, with its beamed ceiling and flagstone floor, where you can fire up the wood burner and enjoy a good film on TV together after a day out exploring. Find the country kitchen is the perfect place to whip up tasty meals with delicious local Peak District produce sourced on your expeditions out. Dine together at the table or out in the courtyard garden on warm summer days. Make your way up to the first floor as evening falls to lay your head in either the double or the twin bedroom. A family shower room is at this level too. Bubble in the hot tub as often as you choose, with a glass of chilled wine close by; sit out at the table in front of the cottage to enjoy your morning coffee. A washing machine and tumble dryer can be found in an outhouse. Parking is on the street on a first-come, first-served basis. Walk approximately 1 mile from the cottage to reach the edge of the magnificent Peak District, with its many footpaths and walking routes. Drive 5 miles to Tissington to follow a scenic 8.5-mile route through the national park, taking in the famous stepping stones in Dovedale. Step straight out from home to walk 1.5 miles to Carsington Water.

Set in a scenic spot in the Peak District, this shepherd’s hut promises an inviting base for couples and their dog, perfect for those who enjoy exploring the countryside or simply unwinding in nature. With sweeping views over Wolfscote and Beresford Dales, you can step straight from your door to outstanding trails and riverside paths, while Hartington village provides all the essentials for a comfortable getaway. Cycle hire is available just 3 miles away, and the adventure continues with a picturesque bus route linking local villages. Surrounding area - High Peak and Tissington trails are 3 miles from the hut and offer fantastic walking and cycling opportunities. - The property overlooks Wolfscote and Beresford Dales, offering immediate access to idyllic landscapes. - The River Dove and Dovedale Valley provide renowned areas for riverside walks and wildlife spotting. Rest and recharge - Open-plan living/dining space enhanced by stained glass and a welcoming wood burner. - Compact kitchen with all essentials, seamlessly connected to the living area. - Cosy double bed as the centrepiece and an en-suite shower room for added comfort. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Private hot tub with broad countryside views. - Outdoor seating and a BBQ for dining alfresco. Notable features and highlights - Welcoming to couples seeking a romantic break in nature. - Direct access to exceptional walking and cycling routes. - Bus service connects villages, extending your choice of walks or cycle rides.Relax under the stars in the hot tub. This charming shepherd’s hut is a wonderful hideaway best suited for couples or solo travellers who want to immerse themselves in the countryside, savour riverside rambles, and return to a warm, inviting retreat at the close of each day.

Sleeping eight people across four bedrooms, and with flexible sleeping arrangements made up to suit your party’s needs, this stylish stone property can be a friends’ rural retreat or a large family’s countryside home-away-from-home. Set out on walks together, heading north along the canal footpath to Cromford Mills (1.5 miles) and the shops and inns of Cromford village (2 miles), or stroll south to explore Leawood Pump House and the Derwentside Nature Reserve, both only 0.5 miles from your door. The house’s outside shower block and drying room are perfect for when you return, and a soak in the hot tub will leave you refreshed and ready to strike out again tomorrow. Full of spacious, light-filled rooms, the farmhouse is ideal for spending quality time with your family and friends. Cook up a storm in the kitchen with its spectacular AGA and get everyone helping to prepare ingredients on the worktop and setting the table through in the conservatory/diner. There’s even more storage in the handy utility room just off the kitchen, so you can stock up and stay in. Sit down to eat, with views of the garden, and make a toast to your holiday together. You have a choice of evening entertainment, and there’s something to suit all tastes and ages with more than enough space to spread out. Outside, the games room boasts a pool table, table football, and a darts board for friendly competition. Watch SkyTV or a film in the lounge, with the wood burner lit for a cosy night on the sofa, or stargaze from the hot tub to unwind before bed. Claim one of the pretty bedrooms, picking from the one on the ground floor or the three upstairs, and in the morning enjoy a leisurely start to the day. There are four bathrooms, with either a shower or bath, so there’ll be no queueing, and you can take brunch onto the patio before heading out.

Situated in idyllic Alsop-En-Le-Dale, this delightful cottage is an excellent base for large families or groups of friends. Not only will you have miles of beautiful walking trails to discover, there are opportunities for cycling alongside adrenaline fuelled activities such as abseiling, caving and climbing too. Exert yourself on your adventures, then retreat to the privacy of the garden, a sanctuary with a bubbling hot tub that’s perfect for stargazing. On chillier nights, nothing beats curling up by the wood burner with a drink in hand. Inside is the epitome of hygge comfort thanks to the timber beams and chic decor. Soak up the views across the countryside as you tuck into bacon and eggs in the kitchen/diner, sampling local coffee and planning your itinerary for the day. Entertainment is no problem when you consider the games room with its reversible air hockey and pool table, or while away the hours watching films and snuggling up in front of the lounge wood burner. The four bedrooms are beautifully styled and equipped with super-king zip-and-link beds for flexible sleeping arrangements. One of the bedrooms has an en-suite shower room, and there is a bathroom and shower room to choose from too. The biggest treat of all is the ample outside space which will tempt you with its BBQ, hot tub and fire pit. Wild swimming, gorge scrambling or mountain climbing opportunities are there for the taking thanks to the diverse landscape of the stunning Peak District National Park. You’ll also be able to book guided tours if you’d like to scale the imposing peak of Kinder Scout (28.5 miles). If the thought of this fills you with dread, Bakewell is a delightful and sedate alternative – you can explore its honeyed-stone properties and tempting tearooms serving slabs of its iconic pudding.

Enjoy a fun-filled family escape set within 400 acres of pristine farmland in the heart of the Peak District. Make friends with the farm’s alpacas, soak in the sumptuous hot tub and enjoy the rustic charm of this stone-built retreat. Enter the covered entrance porch, kick off your muddy boots and enter this welcoming home. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the sociable hub of the home with charming original features including wooden beams overhead and exposed stone walls. Abundant comfortable seating beckons you to unwind, and a captivating feature window highlights the property's long history. There’s also a utility room for your convenience. Upstairs you’ll find two bedrooms, one boasting a king-sized bed and a sofa bed, accommodating up to three guests. This spacious room offers a serene ambience with walls adorned with dragonfly motifs. The second bedroom has two generously sized single beds, and the family shower room completes this floor. Outside, a courtyard with rattan furniture invites you to bask in the tranquillity of the surroundings. A bubbling hot tub beckons, ready to soothe weary muscles after a day of exploration. For the young and young-at-heart, a trampoline and slide provide playful diversions. Engage in the fun-filled activities that the farm offers, from tending to newborn lambs and playful calves to mingling with alpacas, hens, ducks, geese, and a menagerie of feline and canine companions. The farm also boasts a restaurant, playground, shops, bird hides, tractor rides and an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways. Venture on the footpath leading to Carsington Water, where waterside strolls and activities such as windsurfing, canoeing, and fishing await. Should you prefer solid ground, try the exhilarating 8-mile mountain bike course. Take a jaunt to the local pub in Brassington (1.5 miles), accessible on foot through the picturesque farmland, or explore the charming towns and villages of Cromford, Matlock Bath, Bakewell, and Buxton, all within 20 miles of home.

Consider a stay in Crich, approximately 5 miles from the edge of the spectacular Peak District and 6 miles from Matlock. This inviting, stone barn conversion, set on a farm, sleeps six guests, who are welcome to bring two happy hounds along with them for the break. Venture out on long hill and valley walks or enjoy the far-reaching views from the holiday home. Bubble in the hot tub in the evening or light the wood burner for cosy nights in. Enter this impressive, three-storey holiday home, which offers more than a touch of luxury. Wander into the kitchen and tear yourself away from the views long enough to prepare dinner for everyone. Lay the table in the generous lounge/diner, then call them to sit down together. After dinner, light the wood burner and choose a film to watch on the Smart TV. You will also find a WC on the ground floor, while the family bathroom is on the first floor, together with two of the bedrooms. These include a twin and a super-king-size, with zip-and-link beds that can be arranged as twins in advance. The third bedroom is also king-size and is up on the second floor, where it has an en-suite shower room and takes in panoramic views. Relax out in the sunny garden as often as possible, soak in the hot tub and have dinner out here on occasion. Find parking for three cars at the property. Crich is known for its National Tramway Museum, where you can pay a penny to ride on an old-fashioned tram. You can also explore the grounds, enjoy a recreated village scene and follow a sculpture trail. Head into Matlock to go shopping or dine out. Drive 14 miles into the Peak District to while away the afternoon in Bakewell.

Sitting on the owner’s farm surrounded by pretty countryside, this spacious cottage is a perfect rural retreat for a large group of friends or family holidaying with their four-legged friends. It has an enclosed garden and secluded patio with a BBQ, a bubbling hot tub and country views, and a wood burner, a ground floor bedroom, and shower room. It’s 1 mile from the village of Crich and 7 miles from the Peak District where there’s excellent walking and attractions. The charming stone-built cottage has bags of character and a welcoming lounge with a Smart TV and a wood burner for cosy evenings in. Gather for sociable mealtimes in the dining room cooked in the spacious kitchen, where you’ll find everything you need to cook tasty fare. There’s also a handy shower room on the ground floor and a cosy bunkroom, perfect for little ones. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, two king-size rooms and a twin, with lovely wooden beds and country views, and the family bathroom. Enjoy the views and peaceful setting sitting on the patio, relax in the hot tub, and light the BBQ for fun evenings under the stars while the kids and canines play on the lawn. Go out for walks from your front door or head to the Peak District (7 miles) for endless footpaths among stunning scenery. Crich (1 mile) is home to two shops, a cafe, a fish and chip shop, an Indian restaurant, and two pubs, as well as the National Tramway Museum. You might also like to visit Crich Memorial Tower, sitting above the village, known as Crich Stand, explore Cromford Mills (5.5 miles) to find out what was invented there, or visit the shops and cafe, and discover the quirky seaside atmosphere in Matlock Bath (6 miles).

Located in the picturesque village of South Wingfield, this luxurious glamping pod offers an enchanting blend of contemporary comfort and rural charm. Designed for two, it sits less than a mile from the romantic ruins of Wingfield Manor, surrounded by idyllic countryside. Food lovers will relish the proximity to several dining options within a mile from the property. Further afield, you'll find Matlock and Matlock Bath, just 7 miles away, offering dramatic limestone cliffs, quirky shops, and some of Derbyshire's most charming villages. Surrounding area - Explore scenic trails and countryside right on your doorstep. - Matlock Bath offers stunning limestone cliffs and unique cafes along Dale Road. - Well-placed for exploring the Peak District. Living space - Open-plan layout with soft, comfortable seating and colourful decor. - Unique design touches, including a live moss sign and retro kitchen pieces. - Well-equipped kitchen with essentials for preparing meals. Bedrooms and bathrooms - One double bedroom featuring side tables and a dressing table. - Shower room with WC. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Private hot tub with views of the rolling Derbyshire countryside. - Outdoor seating area with an ivy privacy wall adds a creative and unique vibe. - Ample parking available. Highlights and notable features - Luxurious, contemporary furnishings with unique design elements. - Located near historic Wingfield Manor and Derbyshire villages. - Private outdoor hot tub with countryside views. Ideal for couples seeking a romantic and peaceful countryside retreat, this charming pod offers a unique getaway with modern comforts and a beautiful rural setting.

A cosy escape for two, this luxurious lodge is perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway. Located in the pretty village of South Wingfield, Derbyshire, it offers a serene retreat with rolling countryside views. Just 1 mile away, visit the atmospheric ruins of Wingfield Manor, or explore local dining gems, with four exceptional eateries located within 1 mile. Venture a little further to the Peak District, only 7 miles away, and enjoy dramatic landscapes, picturesque villages, and unforgettable days out. Surrounding area - Wingfield Manor, steeped in history, is just 1 mile away. - Discover Matlock’s dramatic limestone scenery and the River Derwent (7 miles). - Explore Cromford (6 miles), a hub of industrial heritage with scenic canal-side walks. - Moorwood Moor (2 miles) offers excellent dining options and circular walking routes. Living space - Stylish open-plan living area with retro appliances and thoughtful decor. - Comfortable seating with throws, accent cushions and creative lighting. - Curved ceilings, wood cladding and scenic glass doors set the scene for a rural retreat. Bedrooms and bathrooms - One sumptuous double bedroom with verdant views. - Modern and well-appointed shower room. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Private hot tub with stunning, uninterrupted countryside views. - Spacious seating area with an ivy privacy curtain designed for relaxation. - Private parking for one car. Notable features and highlights - Expertly curated and beautifully styled interiors. - Uncover the charm of Derbyshire’s villages and the Peak District at your doorstep. This peaceful lodge is perfectly tailored for couples looking for a special and relaxing countryside break. The welcoming interiors and idyllic surroundings make it an unforgettable retreat.

If you need a property with big rooms for a large get-together, this house in Crich is a brilliant option. It welcomes up to eight guests in five bedrooms and even benefits from a wonderful garden that has its own hot tub. The village has all amenities you should need while you are away - making a break here very easy, with everything required in the property or found easily at one of the shops or eateries in the village. Once you enter the property, you’ll find that the hallway has plenty of storage to stow away outerwear. From there, you go to the heart of the home - the open-plan living area that encapsulates the lounge, kitchen and diner. It’s a fantastic space to socialise with everyone in your group. There’s so much space, you don’t have to worry about feeling cramped. The kitchen has everything required to easily self-cater whilst on holiday, while the dining table is large enough to seat ten guests. A handy utility area is close to the kitchen and keeps laundry out of the way, and also houses a fridge/freezer and dishwasher. To relax, head to the corner sofa in the living room area, which is very comfortable with a Smart TV for movie nights. There is also a single ground-floor bedroom as well as a separate WC. Upstairs is a double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The last bedrooms are a double, twin and a single - all with enough storage for everyone to keep their personal things. Finally, the family bathroom completes the accommodation. Outside, the garden is enclosed - making it ideal for groups with children and dogs. Plus, there’s the hot tub, but also a big picnic bench perfect for al fresco dining when the weather allows.

Situated on the outskirts of the southern Peak District, this characterful stone cottage is perfect for an active getaway or relaxing retreat. After a day of hiking in the local area, enjoy a long soak in the hot tub with an evening beverage. Set in the pretty village of Fritchley, with its local pub, there are plenty of attractions nearby. Explore the local area with your family or friends, strolling along the scenic rivers and canals, and snuggle up by the crackling wood burner in the evenings. This charming cottage has a beautiful blend of historic features such as exposed wooden beams and modern-style furnishings and cabinets. Cook up a hearty meal in the contemporary and well-equipped kitchen to enjoy at the dining table in the living room. There is a handy utility area to store muddy boots after a walk in the countryside. Watch a film together on the sofas with the wood burner to keep you warm on chillier evenings. Sleep restfully in the attractive bedrooms located on the first and second floors. Indulge in a hot shower or a soak in the roll-top bath. On a warm evenings, relax in the hot tub in the front courtyard. Take a picnic and wander along the River Derwent and Cromford Canal and stop by in Crich Tramway Village just 1.5 miles away for a fascinating journey back in time. Matlock Bath is another wonderful place to visit – enjoy fish and chips, arcades and plenty of attractions. Keen walkers will love routes through Harborough Rocks and the Nine Ladies Stone Circle up on Stanton Moor. Cycle or walk around Carsington Water for a peaceful afternoon.

Treat your family and friends to a sumptuous stay at this impressive West Yorkshire cottage with a hot tub and sauna. Sleeping ten guests, the four-bedroom, three-storey retreat is ideal for an extended family group or a larger party of friends. Situated at Holmbridge, 2 miles from Holmfirth and 8.5 miles from Huddersfield, it nestles close to the edge of the magnificent Peak District National Park. Wander inside to find yourselves in a stylish yet welcoming, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner at the first-floor level. Take turns preparing hearty feasts over in the kitchen, which has a country feel and breakfast bar. Gather around the table for jolly holiday meals then play games or enjoy movie nights beside the Smart TV. There is also a sunroom for members of your party to spread out into. Make your way down to the ground floor to discover two of your bedrooms, a family bedroom with a king-size bed and two singles, plus an en-suite shower room, and a king-size bedroom, with an en-suite shower room. Two more bedrooms can be found on the first floor. These include another king-size, as well as a queen-size. The luxurious family bathroom, which has a spa bath, is also here. Spill out into the sunshine of the gorgeous garden. Dine or pour yourselves a drink on the two-level deck, which has a bar area, or head over to the summerhouse to unwind in the sauna or hot tub. Light the fire pit and sit out under the stars. Explore Holmfirth where the long-running BBC sitcom Last of the Summer Wine was filmed. Pack a picnic for your group and venture off on long walks through the magical Peak District. Explore more than 5,000 acres and take in the panoramic views at the National Trust's Marsden Moor, 7.5 miles away.

The spacious property, just off the main road that runs through the village of Waterhouses, sleeps 12 guests, making it ideal for large family gatherings and celebrating special occasions. The property has ample outdoor space and a hot tub to sink into at the end of a busy day. There’s a great choice of walking routes in the area, including the Manifold Track, which starts in the village. Nearby family attractions include Peak Wildlife Park (2.5 miles), Alton Towers (6 miles) and Chatsworth House (26 miles). The large former pub has a unique sense of style, with grandiose furniture, striking period features and bespoke artwork. Come together to make memories in the impressive conservatory, where you can enjoy special mealtimes around the grand dining table looking out over the grounds. Unwind in the characterful lounge, with its exposed beams and double-fronted wood burner. Cook up a storm in the magnificent oak kitchen/diner or entertain your fellow guests at the piano in the entrance hall. As this is a period property, be aware that there are cottage-style stairs and the bedrooms in the eaves have restricted head height. Outside, the spacious grounds house a large lawn, patio, hot tub, BBQ and wood-fired pizza oven. There is a small pond with safety grid - care to be taken with dogs and children. The Manifold Track is a pretty route that takes you through the Manifold and Hamps Valleys for 9.5 miles, to the nearby village of Hulme End. Bikes can be hired in Waterhouses and along the route you can climb up to Thor’s Cave, where the views are spectacular. You’ll find ample walking opportunities within the Longshaw Estate (28 miles), from woodland rambles to moorland hikes. Within the estate is the mystical Padley Gorge, where you can paddle in the pretty stream, marvel at the tumbling waterfalls and enjoy lunch at one of the picturesque picnic spots.

Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this inviting lodge offers the perfect retreat for those looking to immerse themselves in the charm of the Derbyshire Dales. Located near the quaint village of Clifton, renowned for its scenic walking and cycling routes, and close to the historic town of Ashbourne, this property provides an ideal base for exploration. The area boasts highlights like the Tissington Trail, Matlock Bath’s stunning valley, Chatsworth House, and the impressive Derwent Valley dams, all rich in history and natural beauty. Surrounding area - Explore Ashbourne, with its Georgian terraces, 13th-century church, vibrant market square, and independent shops. - Walk or cycle along the Tissington Trail, starting from the scenic Dove Dale area. - Visit nearby attractions like the Derwent Valley and Chatsworth House, famous for their breathtaking landscapes. Living space - Open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner perfect for socialising and relaxing. - Equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and microwave. - Cosy lounge area with plush sofas and a Smart TV. Bedrooms and bathrooms - One double and one twin bedroom, both tastefully decorated with soft furnishings. - Modern shower room with a WC. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Hot tub, tucked away for privacy. - Outdoor dining table and chairs ideal for al fresco meals. - Off-road parking available for two cars. Highlights and notable features - Unwind in the hot tub under the stars. - Stunning countryside location. - Easy access to walking and cycling trails. This lodge is perfect for couples, families, or small groups looking for a relaxing getaway in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales, with plenty of opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside and local attractions. Relax and recharge in comfort while soaking up all that this delightful area has to offer.

Located in the sleepy village of Waterfall, this luxury cottage with a hot tub is ideal for a small family plus two canine companions seeking a quiet break in the Peak District National Park. Meet the resident animals living on the 8 acres of grounds while staying in this elegant property with colourful yet sumptuous decor and a wood burner. Spend your time away exploring the surrounding beauty spots, picturesque countryside villages and historical landmarks. As you enter the property, you’ll find a private sauna behind a sleek glass screen before heading into the open-plan kitchen/diner. This sophisticated space is decorated in red, black and neutral tones with a fitted ‘L’-shaped kitchen unit with an island. Adjacent is a formal dining table beside the glass patio doors and a wood burner. A few steps lead to a relaxed lounge area with a rustic coffee table and a comfortable leather sofa. On the ground floor is a super-king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Upstairs, you’ll reach a twin zip-and-link bedroom with an en-suite. Outside is a private patio and garden with furniture, a BBQ and a hot tub. Beyond here are lawns backing onto a brook and gardens with a fire pit area lit by fairy lights. There is parking for two cars. While staying in Waterfall, check out the local pub before visiting the neighbouring village of Waterhouses (1 mile) which is home to a riverside cafe. If you’re on holiday with little ones, they’ll love the Peak Wildlife Park (3 miles) or Alton Towers which is just 6.5 miles away. Head into the Peak District National Park and stop at the mystical Thor’s Cave (6.5 miles) and the picturesque Dovedale Valley (7 miles). You could also indulge in cream tea in the quaint village of Tissington (11 miles).