We had a change of career a few years ago, and purchased a small number of holiday cottages in the Peak District, which we look after personally. We work in the Peak District, so are always nearby on-call should you need any help or support during your stay. Peak Holidays is a trading name for blue limes ltd a small family owned company, which has been trading since 1999.

Brookfield Cottage is full of charm and character with original features throughout including: Spacious sitting room with smart TV & log burning stove Fully fitted kitchen, with utility room, including range cooker, combination microwave oven, fridge, freezer, washing machine & dishwasher Three bedrooms, upstairs, located over 2 floors; 1st Floor: King bedroom with ensuite shower room 2nd Floor: Double bedroom & Twin bedroom 1st Floor family bathroom with bath & shower over Annex games / family room with seating and access to a selection of board / electronic games. Separate toilet as part of the annex block Gas central heating, all fuel and power Bed linen and towels included Free Wifi available Cot and highchair available on request Well behaved pets welcome at no extra charge Private off-street parking for 2 cars (or 3 smaller cars) EV charger at the cottage (charges apply) Terraced patio garden with private access to the Monsal Trail A welcome pack including a pint of milk, some tea & coffee for that important cuppa when you arrive! Please note that the stairs to both upper floors are quite steep, and may not be suitable for everyone

The picturesque and historic market town of Bakewell is the largest settlement in the Peak District National Park, and is well known to residents and visitors alike as the `Capital of the Derbyshire Dales. Bakewell really is a little gem of a town in the heart of the glorious Peak District. The wonderful old buildings, the character cottages, the meandering river with banks of green willow – Bakewell is simply a truly beautiful place. There are pubs, restaurants and eateries galore. It’s the home of the infamous Bakewell pudding, the dessert that went wrong but has now gone so right! The River Wye is a major river of the western part of the Peak it rises on Axe Edge above Buxton and flows eastwards passing through Buxton and Bakewell to join the Derwent at Rowsley. The Parish Church of All Saints at Bakewell, whose fine spire and unusual octagonal tower have been a landmark on the hillside overlooking the town for over six hundred years. Its Market Charter was granted in 1330, and there is an open market in the town every Monday, whilst the Cattle Market is one of the largest in the county. Haddon Hall, barely a mile away down the valley is regarded as the finest medieval Manor House in England, and is a seat of the Duke of Rutland, whilst the Duke of Devonshire’s splendid Chatsworth House, known as the Palace of the Peak, stands sedately beside the Derwent less than three miles away. Bakewell has a golf course to the east of the town accessible from Station Road, whilst also accessible from the Old Station car park nearby is the Monsal Trail. The Trail was once the main railway line to Buxton and Manchester, but now provides one of the most scenic of walks both beside the Wye, and through some of the most picturesque of dales landscapes all the way to Miller’s Dale