Steve and Hazel Roche don't live at the cottages but are on hand during the day if you need them. Steve loves cycling and can often be found on his road bike exploring the Peak District National Park. Discounted tickets for attractions including Chatsworth House are available, so too is information about the local area.

Historic Mycock Cottage was once a cattle barn on a working farm. Today, following extensive refurbishment, it's a luxury cottage with enough room to sleep three people. Downstairs there is open-plan living with underfloor heating. The kitchen is stocked with everything you may need to cook up a culinary masterpiece, including oodles of Denby Pottery from our Derbyshire neighbours. Upstairs there are two bedrooms – a double and a single bedroom. The bathroom has a walk-in shower stocked full with The White Company toiletries and there’s a south facing patio outside. Mycock Cottage is part of Wheeldon Trees Cottages , a stunning retreat of 10 cottages set in one of Derbyshire's most breathtaking valleys close to Buxton and Bakewell in the Peak District National Park. There's an honesty shop packed with treats, super fast wifi, a children's play area, a laundry, free electric bike hire and 12 acres of Peak District National Park to enjoy. Finally, every guest receives our luxury tote, full of local goodies to get your holiday off to an amazing start.

Mycock Cottage is set in 12 acres of Peak District National Park on the outskirts of the village of Earl Sterndale. Close to both Buxton and Bakewell, the cottage is perfectly placed for exploring the National Park and everything the Peak District has to offer. There are two local pubs - the Royal Oak at Hurdlow and the Pack Horse Inn at Crowdecote. The cottage sits at the base of High Wheeldon and has views of the famous ParkhouseHill and Chrome Hill where scenes from Peaky Blinders were filmed.