Welcome to River Garden Cottage.
Relax beside the roaring fire.
Enjoy breakfast together in the cosy kitchen/diner.
A beautiful bedroom with a view over the river.
Gorgeous location with river frontage.
Take off your boots and coats.
Enter the bespoke built kitchen.
A great place to whip up a feast.
Such beautiful colours.
The farmhouse table is perfect for sharing a meal.
The cosy sitting-room is a lovely place to gather at the end of the day.
Afternoon tea in front of the fire.
Lovely.
So many original features.
River Garden Cottage.
Bedroom one with many cosy comforts.
A lovely seat to look out of the window at the wildlife.
Treat yourself to breakfast in bed.
The view from the bedroom.
Twin bedroom.
Lie in bed and watch the TV.
Stylish shower-room.
Modern drench head shower.
Fantastic attention to detail.
River Garden Cottage is nestled between the peaks.
The garden flows down to the river.
Enjoy staying by the water.
Take a walk over the bridge...
....and follow the Monsal Trail....
to the head.
Buxton is a beautiful place to visit.
Bakewell, home to the pudding and a fabulous place to visit.
Spectacular Derwent Water where you can explore on foot or hire a bike.
River Garden Cottage
55034.5 miles NW of Bakewell | Sleeps 4 + cot
7 Nights from £586
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated by the river Wye, The Anglers Rest is a delighful public house with cosy interiors and a real fire. Food is traditional pub grub and real ales are available. There's a gorgeous outside seating area where you can sit by the river and enjoy your beautiful surroundings. Dogs are welcome.
July 2024
Good Food
The food at this pub was of a good standard but be warned, it is extremely popular with locals and visitors alike - booking imperative.
Nearby walk
The Monsal Trail is a stunning walk/cycle route which starts from Bakewell station and runs for eight and a half miles along the former Midland Railway line to Blackwell Mill. There are two cycle hire centres, one at Hassop Station, the other at the northern end, Blackwell Hill) and various cafes on route. The small car park at Upperdale is mid-way and and ideal if you would rather enjoy the delights of charming Millers Dale with beautiful scenery and an enchanting river. For the best views head to Monsal Head for an ice cream!
Nearby town
A mere two miles from Bakewell, Great Longstone is a traditional Derbyshire village with pretty sandstone cottages and two excellent pubs. This quiet village is also home to a delightful 13th century church, well worth a look if you are in the area.
Also nearby
Found in the heart of Millers Dale, Beltonville is home to a well stocked farm shop offering local fresh produce including honey and chocolate! The Cow Shed Cafe is also on site so you can treat yourself to a hearty breakfast or lunch during your visit.
Millers Dale is situated in a beautiful valley, most of which is preserved as a Site of Specific Scientific Interest. A footpath meanders alongside the river Wye through woodlands with steep sided hills on both sides. This gorgeous landscape is one of the most popular in the Peak District, and it's easy to see why!
Monsal Head is a beauty spot at the head of a natural valley, with stunning views down the valley towards the river Wye and beyond. There is a pub, cafe and gift shop during summer months and small car park. From here walkers can explore miles of footpaths, one of which the Monsal Trail across the old railway viaduct through riverside meadows.
Perfectly placed for refreshments with a view, the Monsal Head Hotel serves traditional pub grub and real ales from local micro breweries. There's a large outside seating area and the restaurant has fabulous views down Monsal Dale valley. Dogs are welcome.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, The Packhorse Inn is a charming public house with cosy interiors and three open fires. Outside there's a covered seating area with heated pergola to keep you warm. Food is locally sourced and dogs are welcome.
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