Welcome to Knouchley Cottage with the hills in the distance.
The views when walking in the area are magnificent.
The sun streams into the sitting-room.
The dining-room can also be used as a sitting-room too.
Bedroom 1 has a super-king 'zip and link' bed.
The twinkling lights of Knouchley Cottage at dusk.
The entrance hall is just the place for your muddy boots.
The sitting-room is super cosy.
Time for tea?
The sitting-room leads out onto the patio.
A comfy seat or a comfy window seat, the choice is yours.
The designer linens enhance the style of Knouchley Cottage.
Anytime is tea and cake time.
The charming dining-room is next to the kitchen.
A swish and stylish kitchen.
Cook up some memories in this delightful kitchen.
There are lovely views from the windows.
Quirky wallpaper on the staircase.
A lovely sunny bedroom with amazing views.
Such a relaxing room to retire to after a busy day in the Peaks.
Now that's a view!
Time for a lovely long soak before bedtime.
Both bedrooms have 'zip and link' beds so you can enjoy a super-king or twin beds for flexibility.
There are stylish furnishings throughout.
The views are stunning.
The shower-room has lovely views.
Enjoy a shower and start the day refreshed.
Are you ready for a day of adventures?
Enjoy al fresco dining with a view.
Old, unused farm buildings frame the adjacent farmyard. Please ensure children are supervised at all times when using the patio space.
Stunning views of the Peak District await at Knouchley Cottage.
Whatever the weather the views never fail to amaze.
Knouchley Cottage is surrounded by views.
Walkers on the track in front of the cottage.
Hills as far as the eye can see.
This is why the Peak District is so famous and undisputedly magnificent.
The morning mist hanging in the valley.
Autumn colours in the sunshine.
Visit Bakewell and try the amazing Bakewell Tart.
Or pop over to see the gorgeous Chatsworth House nearby.
Whatever the season the Peak District will not disappoint.
Knouchley Cottage
6032 - New4.7 miles N of Bakewell | Sleeps 4 + cot
7 Nights from £868
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Formerly the Eyre Arms, The Calver Arms is situated on Calver cross roads, so easy to find and ample parking. There's a separate sports bar to catch the latest sport on TV and traditional bar with outside seating area.
Nearby walk
Wander along the banks of the river Derwent and enjoy the tranquil setting through woodlands and moors. There are three routes to choose from, thanks to the Calver Weir Restoration Project for their suggestions. Parking is available roadside near the bridge or in the village.
Nearby town
Situated in the heart of the Derwent Valley, surrounded by the glorious scenery of the Peak District, Calver is a small village with a collection of shops and pubs. This is a great base for walkers and an ideal place to stock up on supplies.
Also nearby
White's is the local Spar Shop, supplying the community with fresh produce including baked goods, dairy and meats. There is also a post office located in the shop. Open daily, there's ample parking.
Located below Froggatt Edge, a famous Peak District walking route, The Chequers Inn is a cosy 16th century coaching inn serving seasonal pub classics and traditional Sunday lunch. Local brewery Peak Ales provide the real ales and food is locally sourced.
The charming village of Stoney Middleton is deep in the heart of the Peak District and here you will find The Moon Inn, a traditional public house. Food is home cooked, real ales are available and there's a large beer garden for summer months. Dogs are welcome.
Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this handy local fish and chip shop is the perfect place to collect a take away. There are picnic tables outside, ideal for summer months.
Eyam has a rather dark history, being the village where in 1665 an outbreak of the plague was contained when the locals decided to isolate themselves from surrounding communities. These days Eyam is a pretty village with a museum and craft centre.
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