In a glorious location over looking dales and rolling countryside in the Extenisvely up-graded in 2003 with gloss work-tops, halogen cookers and gorgeous granite stone sinks in the kitchens, which already boasted solid oak units. The bathroom has also been up-graded, these improvements being despite consistent 4 Star grading by the English Tourist Board (and under the old grading system 'Highly Commended) The cottages have lovely original beams. One cottage is turned upside down to take advantage of the views and so that the beams running through the lounge. They are 300 yards up our private drive and form part of a courtyard facing outwards over the surrounding fields and dales to give excellent views and some degree of privacy. In front of the cottages is a large grassed and garden area. There is ample area for off-road parking. To see an ariel view, which highlights our excellent location, go back to the index and the two person cottage listed and which adjoins these two cottages features as its main picture an ariel view Most importantly housekeeping is our highest priority, and the standard of which is often commented upon by both guests and Tourist board Inspectors alike. In both cottages there are seven (!) personalised highly organised information folders, much praised, enabling guests to make the most of their stay. Weekly events lists are supplied between May and September. There are two wild flowers meadows on our land, one of which borders a nature reserve leading after just over a mile to the Rive Dove (at Wolfscote Dale). One mile downstream is the most famous Dale of the Peak, Dovedale. The cottages are located off a quiet country lane between the highly popular village of Hartington and its smaller, quieter neighbour, Biggin. The nearest pub is 700 yards away. Numerous footpaths surround the land on which the cottages stand, offering unrivalled walking in the best part of the White Peak. There are three cycle trails within 3 miles of about 15 miles each, one of them only one mile away. The Peak District market towns of Buxton , Matlock, Bakewell, Ashbourne and Leek and are all about 11 miles away at different points on the compass, all these towns being on the edge of the White Peak, justifying our claim to be in its heart.