Luxury for two in a beautiful Peak District cottage
Walker’s Rest is perfect for two with plenty of room for a cot. It has open plan living, a king-size bedroom which can also be made into a twin and a bathroom with both a bath and walk-in shower. This beautiful country cottage is set in one of Derbyshire’s most breath-taking valleys with plenty of walks directly from your cottage door.
All on one floor, Walker’s Rest is suitable for guests with limited mobility. There’s a private enclosed patio just outside and all guests can access all of our facilities – honesty shop, laundry, children’s play area, newly updated games room, free to use electric bikes to explore the local area and free EV charging.
Inside our cottages
Say hello to furnishings finished with flair.
Every Wheeldon Trees cottage contains:
- Luxury Egyptian cotton bedlinen
- Fluffy white towels
- White Company shampoo, conditioner, handwash, shower gel and body lotion
- Wifi
- Electric hob, oven and microwave
- Fridge freezer
- Dishwasher
- Smart TV
- Amazon Echo
- Ample parking
- Central heating
- Torch
- Tissues
- Hairdryer
- Loo roll
- Salt and pepper mills
- Denby crockery
- Cling film, silver foil and kitchen roll
- Oven mitts and tea towels
- Cafetiere
- Outdoor garden furniture
Our general store has a backup supply of just about anything else you may need on your trip.
Check availability
Say hello to your home away from home.
Checking our availability couldn’t be simpler. Choose the month you would like to visit us and then look at the cottage you would like to book. Any date circled is free to book.
You can book a Wheeldon Trees luxury break for any two nights or more apart from the Farmhouse which is three nights or more.
PEAK DISTRICT BOLTHOLE
Sarah and Neil’s Walker’s Rest Weekend
Like most people, we found our Peak District bolthole through Google. It can be difficult to choose where to stay and we always rely on reviews to help guide us. The reviews for Wheeldon Trees Cottages were off the scale, so we were very much looking forward to our Derbyshire weekend away.
Beautiful Setting
The first thing you notice about Wheeldon Trees Cottages is how much the retreat is loved. It is obviously painstakingly cared for and this is the case for both the grounds and the cottages. Walker’s Rest is all on one level – it’s light, airy and very very clean. It won’t surprise you to find out that Wheeldon Trees was recently awarded five stars for cleanliness by VisitEngland.
Amazing Derbyshire views
We were met at Wheeldon Trees Cottages by the owner Steve. The first thing you’ll notice as you drive in is the view. I’m sorry, the cottages are all gorgeous but that view! It’s breath-taking. It stretches miles across High Wheeldon (more of that later) into field upon field of beautiful Peak District countryside. If you’re looking for an Instagram shot of the day, this is it.
Pretty Inside and Out
The cottage is very pretty from the outside and has a lovely patio at the front for your own private use. Inside there’s an open plan living area with cottage kitchen, smart TV and dining area. A hallway leads to the bedroom which is large enough for a super king bed. It can also be changed to twin beds if need be. The bathroom is very modern and has both a walk-in shower and a bath – great for relaxing after a long Peak District walk.
Every Detail
Everything has been carefully thought through at Wheeldon Trees. For such a country abode, the WIFI is great and the Amazon Alexa greets you when you first get in with Classic FM. The linens and towels are what you would hope to find in a five-star hotel and the White Company toiletries were used in abundance – even by Neil!
Within the retreat there’s free EV charging for electric cars. We borrowed the electric bikes for a spin down to the local Royal Oak pub, which we can confirm serves brilliant food. There’s an honesty shop and even a washing machine and tumble dryer if you want to borrow it.
Highly Recommend
Our friends are looking for somewhere to go with their new baby this summer and we will definitely be recommending Walker’s Rest. The bedroom is plenty big enough for a crib and Steve and Hazel have anything you may need to borrow such as high chair, cot and even a baby carrier to help you enjoy those Peak District walks.
