Bolehill Farm Cottages, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Peak District

No whole site availability for 2021 - please enquire for individual cottages

Bolehill Farm sleeps up to 25 people, across 8 cottages:

Bluebell sleeps 2 - 1 double bedroom
Honeysuckle sleeps 2 - 1 double bedroom
Shippon sleeps 2 - 1 double bedroom
Dove sleeps 2 - 1 double bedroom
Magpie sleeps 4 - 1 double, 1 twin bedroom
Sheepfold sleeps 4 - 1 double, 1 twin bedroom
Lathkill sleeps 4 - 1 double, 1 twin bedroom (main bathroom + en suite)
Derwent sleeps 5 - 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single bedroom (main bathroom + en suite)

Bolehill Farm Cottages is comprised of 8 self-catering cottages each sleeping between 1 and 5 people. All of our cottages are set around a central courtyard in a family-friendly setting. The site covers 20 acres of land and is in an elevated position, with plenty of precious green spaces and views to enjoy. We are positioned on the edge of Bakewell, within the Peak District National Park, which means you are close to the centre yet far enough out to be away from the hustle and bustle.

Bolehill Farm is an ideal place for family and friends to come together for a break away – having the dual benefit of the space of your own cottages yet having communal facilities such as a group dining room with connected kitchen to enjoy together. It is always great to see people coming together to enjoy a special occasion or just simply an overdue get together.

To make the most of your stay at Bolehill Farm, we would encourage you to book the whole site as this will give you exclusive use of the facilities on site.

All of our cottages have individual outdoor seating areas and nestled at the top of our guest garden, there's a communal outdoor seating and barbecue area with terrific views of far-reaching open countryside.

We have a games room with a pool table, table football and table tennis, laundry room, cycle shelter and walks from the door.

Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Heights of Abraham are a few of the attractions just a short drive away. Monsal and Tissington trails are all close by for walking and cycling.

The owners (Dan and Fay) live on site; this is a quiet and peaceful setting and not suitable for loud parties.