Escape to a beautifully renovated 3-bedroom cottage in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales. Stylish, cosy and thoughtfully furnished, it features comfortable living spaces and a private outdoor area with a relaxing hot tub—perfect after exploring the Peak District. Ideal for families, couples, friends or business stays, with scenic countryside and charming villages nearby. Pets are welcome for an additional fee. Relax in the hot tub, explore scenic trails and return to your cosy countryside base!!

This 3 bedroom cottage has been furnished with high-quality bedding, furniture, and designer details fitting with the property style.

Guests have access to the whole property throughout their stay. Our professional hosting team will be on standby from 8:30am until 11:00pm 7 days a week to assist with any issues

Our professional hosting team are available 8:30 am until 11:00pm 7 days a week to answer any questions

🍽️ Restaurants near Ashford in the Water

🫖 In the village (very close / walkable)

1. Aisseford Tea Room
– Cozy café/tea room famous for cakes, scones, and Bakewell pudding
– Great for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea
– One of the most recommended stops in the village
2. The Ashford Arms
– Traditional Peak District pub
– Known for hearty British food and Sunday roasts
– Good atmosphere for dinner or drinks
3. Rafters at Riverside House (fine dining nearby)
– Modern British tasting menus in a boutique hotel setting
– Best for special occasions

🍺 Nearby (5–10 min drive: Bakewell area)

1. The Manners / Rutland Arms (Bakewell)
– Classic pubs with good pub food and local ales
2. The Woodyard (Bakewell)
– Stylish bar & grill with steaks, burgers, and cocktails
3. Lovage by Lee Smith
– Fine dining (Michelin-level experience in Bakewell)

📍 Tourist spots near your location

🌉 In Ashford in the Water (walking distance)

1. Sheepwash Bridge
– Iconic medieval stone bridge over River Wye
– One of the most photographed spots in the Peak District
2. River Wye Walks
– Easy riverside walks through fields and stone cottages
– Great for photography and picnics
3. Village scenery
– Limestone cottages, flower gardens, and very “storybook England” feel