Bamford holiday cottages

An idyllic rural haven, the cottage enjoys an impressive position set amidst rolling countryside. The roomy one bedroom cottage with limestone floors is bursting with character throughout.

This cosy hideaway is full of character in a rural hamlet location with historic connections to Highcliffe Hall. Includes an outside patio area for alfresco dining and countryside views and is within easy reach of the local pub.

Take time to relax here in a peaceful environment. The open-plan living is comfortable and complimented with stone floors and oak beamed ceilings with the gorgeous Peak District countryside all around you.

Nestled in the heart of the Peak District National Park, this cottage is a Grade II listed property that’s situated in the pretty village of Foolow complete with its own traditional village green and duck pond.

A wonderful property that’s brimming with character throughout, this cottage is ideally positioned for those wanting to experience the vibrancy of city life and the peaceful tranquillity of countryside living.

An attractive stone property with wooden beams nestled on the edge of the pretty village of Hope. This is an ideal location for those looking to explore the wonderful Peak District scenery on foot.

A gable end cottage enjoying a wonderful position amidst 20 acres of beautiful grounds. Breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside and across the valley opposite give this property a great sense of space.

A rural Eden situated on the edge of the pretty Hope Valley, guests staying at this cottage will enjoy a wealth of outdoor fun and exploration, including exploring caves and walking the challenging Pennine Way.

Nestled in the heart of the Peak District National Park, this property is brimming with character and offers guests a great base from which it explore the many attractions of this spectacular area.

A converted barn that enjoys stunning rural views and a cosy yet bright and airy interior. Walking distance from the local pub and access to a trail into the parklands of Chatsworth House.