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Cotterill Farm CottagesSelf-Catering Holiday Cottages in the Peak District National Park, England, UK |
Our Cottages |
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Our cottages have consistently achieved the grading of 4 Stars from the English Tourism Council (and under the old grading system 'Highly Commended'), but despite this we have constantly striven to improve our facilities. Thus we have recently upgraded both the bathroom and the kitchen in each cottage, with the installation of gloss work-tops, halogen cookers (excellent for near instantaneous heat), dishwahers and real stone granite sinks, adding to the existing solid oak kitchen units. and many more improvements have recently been made to each of the individual cottages Services offered are also being constantly improved, such as the availability of wireless internet access. |
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The Dairy - a Cottage for Two People
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This really spacious cottage has a large sized bathroom with Italian floor tiles, containing five piece suite (separate shower cubicle and bidet), and a similarly well equipped kitchen. Above these two rooms is a good sized galleried bedroom, which overlooks a large open plan lounge (twenty feet by twenty feet), rising to the rafters. This lounge has polished stone flags on the floor; a log burner stands on a stone plinth and is a focal feature in the middle of the room. Some of the stone walls are exposed, as are the extensive wood beams. The cottage benefits from central heating |
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The tastefully co-ordinated furniture and furnishings are of an extremely high standard. As you would expect of a cottage of this quality, there is a large tv, video dvd and Sky Plus wih full sky programmes (including the film and sports package) . There is a second tv in the bedroom.We would urge you to have a look at our virtual tour - see just below This has often been described by our guests as being a 'second honeymoon cottage'. There is a private patio area in front of the cottage with superb views, similar in fact to that on the aerial view on our home page. There is an interior scene of the Dairy both on the virtual tour but also in the last three seconds of a 20 second video film which can be seen by reverting to our home page and clicking under the 'Britain's Best Breaks' logo
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Four Person Cottages
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Dale ViewSo named because of the views of the surrounding dales. This cottage has an upstairs lounge (featuring a substantial old exposed beam seen on picture below - the rest of the items in this picture have changed and been heavily upgraded, but the beam remains the same!) and kitchen area to take advantage of the views. Downstairs are two double bedrooms, making this cottage particularly suited for two couples. The shower room is also on the ground floor. There are two means of entry and exit, on the ground floor or up attractive external stone steps to the living area (with of course an internal flight of stairs as well). A second TV in one of the bedrooms supplements the flat screeen tv on the first floor. Some guests occasionally choose to sit out in the early evening sun on the paved area at the top of the outside stone steps using it similar to a private patio area. The supplementary log effect heater adds to the superb atmosphere of this cottage. This cottage also has full Sky programmes (i.e. including the sports and film package).
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Liffs CottageSo named because of the view of Liffs Hill two miles away. This cottage, like its adjoining neighbour, Dale View, fronts on to a grassed area and beyond are fields, dales and rolling hills, (accessible via a squeeze stile near the adjacent off road-parking area). This cottage also has a partly exposed old beam has the more conventional layout of lounge/kitchen on the ground floor and the two bedrooms and a fully equipped bathroom and shower on the first floor. Again, there is a second TV in the twin bedroom. |
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The Milking Parlour - a 3-person cottage
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This is the ground floor of a barn converted in 2006, - upstairs is another letting unit but guests should have no need to worry about noise transmission, as we have comfortably exceeded what are in any event the latest very strict building control noise transmission requirements with the installation of an independantly hanging ceiling and a false floor. The Milking Parlour has two bedrooms, one double and one single, a decent sized shower room/wet room, (not with a shower cubicle but you walk into the shower area, which is seperated from the rest of the room by glass blocks, giving far more room for manoevering). This is en-suite to both bedrooms - in other words there are two doors into the shower room. The living area is extremely comfortable and and has as a focal point a sympathetic log effect stove (not the old fashioned type that were less sympathetic). |
Being our latest conversion the Milking Parlour has just that much higher specificiations, such as stone worktops, and central heating, in addition to the specification of the other cottages The internal picture above does not do the Milking Parlour justice, having been taken with a wide angle lens, it reduces the size of the room.This converted barn is located just 15 yards from the other cottages and in a way this barn forms the final part of the courtyard. Adjacent to the Milking Parlour is very large grassed area shared with the other cottages. |
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