Derbyshire Holiday Cottages, VisitBritain 4 star rated, stunning location...
WHEELDON TREES FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES
Deborah & Martin Hofman | Tel: 01298 83219 | stay@wheeldontreesfarm.co.uk

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Eight holiday cottages, sleeping up to 28, peacefully located at the head of a secluded valley in Derbyshire, close to Buxton, Bakewell and Hartington.

Quality self-catering accommodation for holidays & short breaks in the Peak District.

Private, self-contained units and Games Room with fully fitted kitchen and communal dining facilities – ideal for family and group gatherings. Dog friendly, child friendly, environmentally friendly !!

• Relax and unwind from the stresses of everyday life
• 8 cottages, each sleeping from 1 to 5 people which can be booked together in any combination to take parties of up to 28 people.
• We welcome children and dogs in all our cottages
• 'Green' holidays with a low carbon footprint and minimal impact on the environment
• New for 2008 - all cottages totally renovated, including 'green' central heating!
• All linen, towels and toiletries provided, as well as tea, coffee, sugar, milk and biscuits on arrival.
• Breakfast boxes and delicious, locally made dishes available on request.
• New cottage for 2008 - all on ground floor level with full wheelchair access
• New for 2008 - Communal Long Room with kitchen and dining facilities as well as table football and pool
• Set in our own 12 acres of pastureland
• Wonderful base for exploring the surrounding countryside and nearby attractions
• Unique holiday homes converted from an 18th Century dairy barn and hayloft
• Traditional Derbyshire stone built construction with exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, featured stonework and beamed room divisions
• Spectacular views, glorious walks and endless cycle trails that start on our doorstep
• New owners/managers since March 2007