Rivermeade Cottage

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Grade 2 listed characterful 3 bed cottage, in a peaceful setting in the heart of Bakewell

​Highlights...

  • ​3 double bedrooms, 1 on the ground floor and 1 with a wet room en suite
  • Modern shared bathroom featuring bath with shower attachment
  • Sleeps up to 6 and is perfect base for family and friends wishing to visit the Peak District
  • Dog friendly, with a small separate courtyard with dog washing facilities
  • Boot room ideal for wet coats/boots and drying off the dogs
  • Cosy lounge with log burner and period features throughout
  • Superb peaceful location near a pretty mill stream
  • Bakewell market town is a short easy walk away and hosts a wealth of independent shops, cafes and pubs

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

There are 3 double bedrooms, finished in their own individual style:

Bedroom 1 - King size double or twin, large wardrobe and bedside tables.  Room for a cot.  Wet room en suite with shower- please note there is reduced head height throughout this room (shower area is 6ft high and there is a sloping ceiling throughout with a central beam being at 5ft 5in.)

Bedroom 2 - King sized fixed double, with wardrobe, chest of drawers, plus bedside tables. Room for a cot.

Bedroom 3 -  (ground floor)- accessed by 2 steps down with reduced head height doorway (5ft 7)  - Fixed standard 4ft 6 double, compact room with small storage cupboard. Please note at the top of these 2 steps head height is 5ft 4

The en suite wet room for bedroom 1 features a space saving sliding door, wash basin, toilet, light up mirror and shower that has a hand held attachment too. Due to the age of the property the en suite does have reduced head height with a sloping roof running the length of the room, the central beam being at 5ft 5in. This will need to be considered for guests that are taller than 6ft as this does impact accessing the shower.

Shared bathroom on the first floor, accessed from the top of the stairs and then a further step up into the room. Stunning feature wallpaper, eye catching marble effect flooring, freestanding modern bath with separate small hand held shower attachment, wash basin, toilet. Again due to the age of the property the roof does slope on one side so please do be very mindful of the ceiling height. The head height reduces to 5ft 3 above the toilet.

Please note that the stairs that lead to the first floor bedrooms are the original stairs so are steep, they are carpeted and do have a handrail but may not be suitable for guests with mobility issues.

Kitchen and Cooking

At the back of the cottage is a well equipped, modern, galley style kitchen, with quarry tiled floor and black granite worktops.  Finished to a high standard the kitchen features a built in combi oven / microwave with separate electric oven, induction hob with 4 induction plates, dishwasher, undercounter fridge, and separate under counter 3 drawer freezer.  The kitchen flows to a separate area which houses more handy worktop space and storage, coffee machine, toaster and bread bin. A glass roof walkway (reduced head height at one point of 5ft 10) leads you through to the back of the house and a boot room, here you will find a washer / dryer, storage cupboards, bench seat, a perfect space to leave muddy boots or bringing the dog in after a day walking as there is a stable door that leads to the small courtyard with dog wash facilities.

The stairs to the first floor are situated in the corner of the kitchen.


Dining

As you enter the cottage and through the main hallway turn right into the dining room, that leads from the kitchen.  Quarry tiles flow from the kitchen into a good sized dining room with period features including a charming built into the wall, under the window cupboard and drawers.  The striking oblong table can comfortably seat 6. 

Living

From the front entrance and to the left is the cosy lounge. This room is an ideal place to settle down after a day exploring the Peaks, close the door and light the log burner in the cooler months for a warm and cosy stay. The log burner is the central focal point and the room also offers a Smart TV, two 2½ seater sofas, coffee tables and an armchair.  Double glazed windows look out to the quiet square in front of the cottage.  There is also free Wi Fi.

Outdoors

To the front of the cottage is a pretty, paved courtyard, with established seasonal planting. The area is compact but has 2 seating areas, featuring a bench on one side of the front door and a small table with chairs on the other to relax and enjoy a drink and take in this peaceful location.  There is a separate, gated, courtyard with access to the house to the side of the cottage that houses dog (or boot) washing facilities (Mud Daddy with brush attachment). A stable door opens to the boot room - meaning you do not need to walk through the whole of the cottage with the dog or to leave any damp clothing. Also featuring in the courtyard is a handy wall mounted drying rack alongside the recycling bins, outside tap and hose.

Across the square is the mill race, a beautiful setting that is ideal to sit and watch the baby ducklings in late spring. A flat and short walk alongside the mill race will lead to the town centre, only a few minutes walk from the cottage where you can enjoy the numerous cafes, pubs and shops.

Property Information

Our standard arrival and departure times are:

  • ​4pm on the day of arrival
  • By 10am on the day of departure

Please do respect these times as they are in place to allow the housekeeping teams enough time to thoroughly clean the property before and after your stay.

  • Please remove dirty or high heeled shoes on entry
  • Please do not bring any candles, tea lights or incense sticks as they are not allowed at the property
  • No fireworks or Chinese lanterns as the property is in a residential area
  • No smoking or vaping inside the property. Vaping can trigger the fire alarms
  • Any outdoor socialising to be brought inside by 10pm, we kindly ask that neighbours and local residents are not disturbed after this time, for more information please see our Noise and Behaviour Policy
  • No glitter please as even the most eco friendly kind is impossible to remove from the soft furnishings and hard wearing floors
  • Due to the risk of fire from thermal runaway the charging of electric bikes, scooters, hoverboards and similar devices are strictly prohibited inside any properties




If you are looking for a holiday cottage that is accessible for everyone we have a wealth of properties that are suitable for guests with varied access needs. Many of our properties are situated in rural locations, offering peaceful settings that would be suitable for guests with autism & learning difficulties.

  • Due to the age of this property the stairs are steep and there is a lot of reduced height ceilings throughout the cottage
  • Downstairs bedroom
  • Level access from the front door to the lounge, kitchen and dining areas however there is a step down to the ground floor bedroom
  • Narrow doorways in parts due to the age of the building
  • Hypoallergenic bedding throughout
  • One bed on the first floor can be flexible and be made as a twin or double
  • TV with subtitles
  • Private courtyard with seasonal planting offering varying smells, textures and offering a calm and tranquil setting
  • Outdoor lights offering clear visibility on approach to the front entrance 
  • We are supportive of anyone who needs to bring an assistance dog or guide dog to the property
  • Parking is close to the cottage

Bakewell and the surrounding area

The cottage is just a few minutes from the heart of Bakewell, here you will find some of the best independent shopping in the area.  And of course, while you are here, you must try the original Bakewell Pudding.

Stroll from the front door of Rivermeade following the tranquil mill race into the town centre and spend time browsing the wide range of food, gift, craft and boutique-style shops all nestled around the charming streets. Grab fish and chips or an ice cream and sit on the many benches overlooking the river or head to the large park with children's play area. Across the river is the Agricultural centre every last Saturday in the month there is a  traditional farmers' market or every Monday why not visit the traditional cattle and sheep market, witness the life and loves of the local farmers bringing their animals for auction, and treat yourself to  great hearty breakfasts or lunches at the Farmer's Feast.  Take afternoon tea at one of the many convivial coffee shops or restaurants. Browse the lovely Brocklehurst's for the finest country clothing. Derbyshire Emporium has lots of lovely local and handmade gifts and a great little cafe to grab a drink and a bite to eat. 

For coffee and cake, pop to Lavender Tea Rooms, or for something a little different, head to the Chakra Lounge for Indo-Western cuisine with a great vegan menu. Restaurant Lovage is a great spot for fine dining and a celebratory meal,  and Bakewell has many great pubs, all family-friendly offering good pub fayre.   

Thornbridge Brewery and Tap House is only a 5 minute walk from the cottage turning right as you leave  the parking area and just follow the road until you see their sign - or a walk to avoid the main road is to turn right just after the Fire Station and walk over the old packhorse bridge and then bear left and follow the lane down and then meander through the newly built office spaces. Thornbridge is a very popular place to visit allowing children and dogs,  offering local beers, gins, wines and serving freshly made pizzas, open every day plus from time to time holding certain events.

How To Find Rivermeade Cottage

Directions

The address of Rivermeade is:

Arkwright Square, Mill Street, Bakewell. DE45 1DA

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​Directions from Buxton (12 miles - 20 minutes)

  • Take the A6 from Buxton with Morrisons on your left heading on Bakewell Road
  • Keep on this road for the whole journey- passing Aldi which will be on your left as you approach Bakewell
  • You enter a 30 mph zone and there is a fire station on your left hand side - continue passed this
  • Immediately after the Fire Station there is a pretty row of cottages on your right and an old mill on your left take the turning directly after the mill - it is signposted Mill Street
  • After you have turned bear right slightly and the parking areas are here - please find a vacant space- there is no allocated parking for the property
  • You have arrived at Rivermeade - which does have a name plate

Directions from Matlock (8.4 miles - 20 minutes)

  • From the centre of Matlock Crown Square roundabout head on the A615 signposted for Bakewell
  • At the roundabout near Sainsburys continue straight onto Bakewell Road and the A6
  • Continue to follow the A6 for 7.5 miles passing through Darley Dale and Rowsley
  • As you get to the centre of Bakewell the Rutland Arms Hotel is on your left and take the immediate left exit at the roundabout- signposted Buxton / Manchester, and named as Buxton Road
  • Carry on this road for a few minutes there will be Bagshaw Hill and a no entry sign on your left as a guidance and then its the next turning on your right - and is signposted Mill Street (Milford Garage)
  • Turn right here and bear right once turned and the parking area is here - there is no allocated parking for the cottage
  • You have arrived at Rivermeade - which does have a name plate

The parking is for residents only and the cottage will have a pass that needs to be displayed on your dashboard at all times when parked or parking tickets will be issued. However, there is no designated parking for the cottage.

Floor Plans

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Your Stay At Rivermeade Cottage

Our Favourite Places to Eat Nearby

Pubs

  • The Wheatsheaf, Bakewell, in the centre of town this family & dog friendly pub offers all the classic pub favourites, specials and desserts. 
  • Thornbridge Tap Room, a 5-10 minute steady walk from the property or a few minutes drive, a very popular place to come together and try the local ales, gins and wines in a fantastic atmosphere. Decorated in rustic style with church pews, leather sofas, wooden chairs and varying tables this place offers a relaxed and welcoming space, which is dog friendly too. Serving freshly made pizzas to order everyday. A great place and a must to visit.
  • The Bull, Ashford in the Water - Traditional Robinson's small character pub serving great food in a lovely Derbyshire village with the River Wye flowing through the heart of it. 
  • The Ashford Arms, Ashford in the water- 5 minute drive or is walkable (45 minutes) via the Monsal Trail, always a firm favourite in the Peak District this pub has now been lovingly renovated to offer seasonal menus for lunch and evenings, children, breakfasts and afternoon teas. Or just call in for a drink whilst out walking in the area. Dogs are welcome. Open everyday from 8am.
  • The Packhorse, Little Longstone - Lovely historic character features in this compact pub – promotes itself with ‘Walkers and Muddy boots welcome.’ It is worth booking a table for a group as it is popular with the locals.
  • The White Lion, Great Longstone - Gastro pub situated in the pretty village of Great Longstone. Fabulous menu choices, beer garden and dog friendly.
  • Devonshire Arms, Beeley- set on the Chatsworth Estate, The Devonshire Arms is one of those picturesque country inns at the heart of village life. It offers the charm and character of a historic inn with a contemporary twist! The Brasserie is modern, bright and relaxing, while the Inn is cosy and inviting.
  • The Bull’s Head, Monyash - A traditional pub in the heart of the village, serving good pub food. Popular with families and walkers.
  • The Royal Oak, Hurdlow - 10 minute drive away - offering fabulous food to cater for everyone, inviting log fire, local beers and plenty of outdoor seating too enjoy the views over those warmer months. Booking is advise.

Restaurants

  • The Woodyard, Bakewell - Great location by the river in Bakewell for a family-friendly Restaurant – Serves both lunch and dinner.
  • Restaurant Lovage fine dining restaurant in the centre of Bakewell owned and run by Great British Menu regional finalist Lee Smith. Offers modern British cuisine and tasting menus. Great for a celebratory meal.
  • PieDaniels, Bakewell - A fine French restaurant and cafe bar in the heart of Bakewell offering a selection of fine French & English cuisine.
  • Rajas Indian Restaurant - A great Indian restaurant located in the Bridge House just on the edge of the famous Bakewell Bridge. They also do take-aways.
  • The Rutland Hotel, Bakewell - steeped in history this domineering and striking building is in the heart of the town - offering menus for breakfasts, lunches, dinner, Sunday roasts and children.- it certainly caters for everyone - dogs are allowed in the bar area too! Stunning seasonal choices with an extensive drinks menu to enjoy also.

Cafes

  • Chakra Lounge is a short stroll through Bakewell and you will find this fabulous cafe serving Indo-Western Cuisine and a wide vegan and vegetarian menu. Serves all-day breakfast, small and large plates, kids portions, coffee, cakes and pastries. 
  • Lavender Tea Rooms, Bakewell - A lovely quaint tea room, hidden in Hebden court, the charming décor includes vintage memorabilia and there’s outside seating in the sheltered courtyard. A great place for afternoon tea.
  • Chatsworth Kitchen  a short drive away in Rowsley is the latest addition to the Chatsworth Estate, located at Peak Village shopping outlet. Chatsworth Kitchens has a great cafe serving their own produce selected daily from their farms and gardens. They also have a wonderful selection of produce, gifts and homeware which are all made by local artisans
  • Hassop Station Café & Bookshop  A family friendly cafe with outdoor covered seating and play, with a focus on food, family & fresh air. Enjoy brunch, lunch or afternoon tea on the terrace on the renown Monsal Trail or in the refurbished station building.
  • Aisseford Tea Room, Ashford in the Water - Pretty village tea room with lots of outdoor seating. 
  • Hobbs Café, Monsal Head Hotel, Monsal Head - Situated at Monsal Head this cosy café offers great views and serves locally made ice cream.
  • The Old Smithy Café, Monyash - Rustic! Famous for its breakfast featured in the Top 50 Breakfast Book in the country. Character décor, open year round – walkers and bikers welcome. Also serves lunch daily with dinner on certain days.


Fresh Delivered Meals and Take-Aways

  • My Peak Event Fantastic selection of homemade prepared meals from local chefs/cooks - great for large groups. They also provide a full basket of groceries from local producers that can replace a supermarket delivery.
  • Scoff Delicious, home-cooked food, delivered to you in the Peak District
  • Bakewell Fish and Chip Shop
  • Rajas Indian Restaurant
  • Hope Valley Pizza Co | Calver -Take away pizza with free delivery
  • Maazi | Matlock -Sumptuous Indian meals. Delivered to your door.

It is always best to check the websites for any seasonal opening times as some places do shut early or close over the winter months.

Our top 5 places to visit

1. Spend a day exploring the historic market town of Bakewell

Bakewell is the largest town within the Peak District National Park and is a hub of activity. Market day is on a Monday and as well as a large range of stalls there is also an agricultural market which is definitely worth a look around as it offers a great insight into todays farming community. The town also hosts a craft and gift fair most weekends in the Brigade town hall. The Bakewell Old House Museum occupies one of the oldest buildings in Bakewell and dates back to 1543, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the towns past and is very interesting and informative with lots to appeal to all ages. Obviously no trip to Bakewell would be complete without sampling an original Bakewell pudding. The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop claims to have the old the original recipe and still makes the puddings by hand from this secret recipe.

Click here for a link to further information on Bakewell


2. Cycle or Walk the Monsal Trail

With the Monsal Trail close by (access to the trail is a 30 minute walk via fields from the cottage) or you can access it via Coombs road near the centre of town it would be rude not to take the opportunity to cycle/walk along this old Midland Railway line which runs from Bakewell right up to Blackwell Mill, in Chee Dale. The trail offers 8.5 miles of traffic free and mud free cycling / walking and with the recently reopened tunnels offers one of the most spectacular leisure routes in Britain for cycling, walking and horse riding. The nearest cycle hire is at Hassop station which is great place to stop for a bite to eat, serving breakfasts, snacks and hearty meals or for a coffee and piece of home made cake! There is also a lovely little gift shop and book shop and a children’s play area.

Click here for a link to cycle hire at Hassop Station or here for more information on the Monsal Trail


3. Chatsworth House and Park

No visit to the Peak District would be complete without visiting the fabulous Chatsworth House. At Chatsworth there is something to do for every member of the family. The Farmyard and Adventure playground is a brilliant day out for children of all ages - with animal handling, milking demonstrations and daily activities, plus a woodland adventure playground with slides, climbing nets and more! Then there is obviously the house itself, steeped with history it’s one of Britain’s greatest stately homes and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family. The gardens are equally as impressive as the house, over 100 acres of landscaped garden sitting alongside the beautiful seasonal flowers and planting, there are giant water features and sculptures dotted around plus a maze to try and master. 

Click here for a link to Chatsworth House and Park

4. Take a tour around the Thornbridge Brewery

This award winning brewery is just down the road from the cottage, either walk along the main road and cross the new bridge close to Aldi or for a more scenic walk just after the Fire Station turn right and walk over the pretty packhorse bridge then bear left and walk down the private road with the river on your left then meander through the new offices that are being built until you reach Thornbridge. If you are a real ale lover take a tour of this state-of-the art brewery, however, booking is needed.  Enjoy a local ale or a glass of wine with a freshly made pizzas to order after a day exploring The Peaks in their wonderful Tap Room. Unwind in the laid back eclectic furnishings of sofas, chairs, church pews and rustic tables which can cater for large or small groups. Open every day and dog friendly too.

Click here for further information on Thornbridge Brewery


5. Visit Haddon Hall

After Chatsworth, Haddon Hall is the second most popular historic house in the Peak District. Haddon Hall dates back from the 12th century and is a fine example of a fortified medieval manor house, very little has changed over the centuries in fact the most modern room in the house is the Elizabethan long gallery! As Haddon Hall provides a unique view of early English life it makes the property very popular as a film and TV location, various versions of Jane Eyre have been filmed at Hall as well as Pride and Prejudice, The  Other Boleyn Girl and most recently Death come to Pemberley, however these are just a few of the Hall film and TV appearances. The Hall is open to the public, however please note that it does close for periods throughout the winter season, so please check its website for its opening times and special events.

Click here for a link to Haddon Hall

Key Facts

What to expect at Rivermeade

A basic weekend supply of the following essentials are supplied:
  • Liquid hand soap for the kitchen
  • Individually wrapped soap alongside shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion
  • Loo rolls (1 x on the holder and 1 spare per bathroom)
  • Washing up liquid
  • Cling film, kitchen foil, kitchen roll
  • Dishwasher tablets
  • Tea towels, dish cloth and pan scrubber
  • Basic cleaning materials
  • Utilities - electric, gas, heating and hot water
  • Free Wi-Fi


Useful Information

  • 1 x high chair (if requested)
  • 1 x travel cot (available on request) - will only fit in bedroom 1 or 2 we provide basic travel cot's that comply with BSI. Please note that due to Health & Safety reasons, you will need to bring cot linen and any extra padding you require over and above the lightly padded standard base that is supplied by the manufacturer. 
  • 1 x child's booster seat
  • 2 x hair dryers
  • Fresh linen with beds made up upon arrival
  • Hand towels, bath sheets and bath mats provided
  • Log burner, a basket of logs and kindling to get you started is provided, we cannot provide matches these need to be bought with you
  • Smart TV - you are able to connect to your Netflix / Amazon etc accounts- please remember to log out of your accounts before you depart
  • Christmas - throughout December the property will have a small Christmas Tree with a set of lights


Cooking & Dining

  • Built in Bosch Combi oven / microwave
  • Built in Bosch full size electric oven
  • Induction hob with 4 induction plates
  • Built in Bosch full size dishwasher
  • Under counter built in Bosch fridge
  • Under counter built in Bosch 3 drawer freezer
  • Magimix Nespresso Coffee machine with a few coffee pods
  • Pull out waste / recycling bin
  • 2 slot toaster
  • Kettle
  • Masher / tin opener / ice cream scoop / whisk / spatula plus various other everyday utensils
  • Various measuring jugs and table jugs
  • Stackable Joseph Joseph bowls and measuring cups
  • Frying pan, casserole pan and a couple of saucepans
  • Mixture of plastic mixing bowls
  • 4 x chopping boards, knife block
  • 8 large plates / side plates and bowls
  • Large cafetiere
  • Round cake tin
  • Yorkshire Pudding tray
  • Large Red & White Wine glasses, Champagne flutes,  gin glasses, beer schooners
  • Wine / Prosecco bottle cooler
  • Scales , grater, colander
  • Electric hand mixer
  • Cooking ceramic dishes including Le Crusuet Ceramic serving dish
  • Children's plastic cutlery, plates & beakers


Boot Room Leading to outdoor dog wash courtyard

  • Combination built in Washer /  Dryer
  • Iron & Ironing board
  • Flash speed mop
  • Built in bench seat
  • Dog treats & dog water bowl
  • Outside tap with hose plus Mud Daddy with brush attachment
  • Gated- so secure when closed
  • Fixed clothes hanger- ideal for wet coats / walking gear etc
  • Recycling Bin storage

Parking

  • Due to the parking scheme operating in this area - there is one pass for the guests to use whilst staying at the cottage. This is an annual pass that comes with the cottage so MUST NOT be taken away or there will be a charge taken from the refundable damage deposit, the pass needs to be displayed on your dashboard at all times whilst parked at the cottage there is no designated parking space.
  • You are also able to park across the road on Bagshaw Hill or on Castle Street with the pass- for Castle Street parking this is at the end of the mill race pathway but you have to drive through town to be able to park in this area then a short walk to the cottage.
  • There is additional car parking (pay and display) in town or some free street parking on the edge of the town should you have more than one car
  • Please do not park a second car in front of the cottage as you will be ticketed as the area is monitored by a warden
  • For reasons of both Safety and Property Insurance, under no circumstances should you use the domestic plug sockets in the property to charge an electric vehicle. Our domestic supply in the property does not have the capacity or set up to support EV charging.  There are charging stations on New Street and Bakewell Bridge Car Park


Outdoor Space

  • To the front of the cottage is a small, pretty gated courtyard.
  • There are a couple of seating options with a bench to one side of the front door and a small table with chairs on the other side
  • Seasonal planting throughout the year
  • Original paving so do mind your step as some could be uneven
  • Fixed clothes hanging rail in the dog wash courtyard
  • Outside tap with hose plus Mud Daddy in the dog wash courtyard
  • Recycling bins in the small separate courtyard
  • Unfortunately due to the small outside space there will not be a BBQ available at the cottage
  • Please note there is no access to the adjoining garage- this is for the owners use only


Property Quirks

  • ​With the cottage being late 18th century some of the doors are low and ceilings slope. The ground floor bedroom door, shared bathroom and en suite all have reduced head height.
  • Stairs to first floor are steep and narrow and you do need to step off them to gain access to the shared bathroom, so may not be suited for the less agile
  • 2 tiled steps down from the kitchen to ground floor bedroom 3, plus reduced head height doorway it is 5ft 4 at the top of the step and 5ft 7 actual doorway height
  • Slightly reduced head height in one part as you enter the boot room from the glass roofed walkway (5ft 10 where the beam is)
  • Shared bathroom has a sloped ceiling with much reduced head height near the wash basin (5ft 4) and toilet (5ft 3) plus you step off the main stairs to enter via a further step up to the room
  • Bedroom 1 en suite - due to the sloping ceiling (as above) you will need to duck, (depending on your height) to enter the shower cubicle- shower cubicle area is 6ft
  • Small paved courtyard outside but they are original paving stones so may be uneven in places


Dogs

  • We can comfortably accept 1 dog at the property 
  • There is a small courtyard ideal for hosing down your dog before entering the cottage
  • We do ask that dogs are kept out of all bedrooms and do not go on the furniture
  • Please clear any dog mess from outside the property immediately
  • Please do not leave your dog unattended inside or out at the property at any time- an unknown environment could stress them and cause some damage


Wi-Fi

  • Wi-Fi is provided free of charge, however, as the Peak District is in a beautiful rural location sometimes there may be intermittent signal which is beyond our control.  We also hope you appreciate that we cannot guarantee Wi-Fi if there are technical issues in the area.

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