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Riding House Farm Cottages – Peak District

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Riding House Farm Cottages seamlessly blend rustic charm with modern amenities amid 140 acres of working farmland located near Castleton village. Built using traditional materials from a converted stone barn dating back over 100 years ago—these two cottages provide luxurious yet comfortable spaces for families looking to unwind after exploring nearby attractions such as Peveril Castle or Blue John Cavern! With warm hospitality ensuring guests feel valued throughout their stay—Riding House Farm Cottages guarantee lasting memories made amidst picturesque surroundings.

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Karen Straw

5 Google Rating

Excellent location for hiking, Covid clean and homely. Denise and Dave are very welcoming and have l

5/ 5

Excellent location for hiking, Covid clean and homely. Denise and Dave are very welcoming and have left a few lovely gifts: wine, chocolates, flowers, butter, bread and candles!

Emily Jameson

5 Google Rating

Beautiful cottage in the Peak District with amazing views. Fabulous hosts too!

5/ 5

Beautiful cottage in the Peak District with amazing views. Fabulous hosts too!

Roger Greenway

5 Google Rating

Home from home, warm welcome, spotless accommodation and fresh air.

5/ 5

Home from home, warm welcome, spotless accommodation and fresh air.

Laura Atkins

5 Google Rating

We stayed in the Milkmaid Cottage. It was perfect for a young couple with a baby. The proprietors we

5/ 5

We stayed in the Milkmaid Cottage. It was perfect for a young couple with a baby. The proprietors were both very friendly and happy to tell us about the area. We loved our stay and would gladly go back.

Tina Kent

5 Google Rating

Beautiful cottage, spotlessly clean. Very well equipped kitchen. Very comfortable and homely. Denise

5/ 5

Beautiful cottage, spotlessly clean. Very well equipped kitchen. Very comfortable and homely. Denise and David are so friendly and helpful. Nothing too much trouble. Situated in a perfect surroundings for walks and views.

W McP

5 Google Rating

Ideal location for walking in the Peak District. Bigger than I expected and all the facilities neede

5/ 5

Ideal location for walking in the Peak District. Bigger than I expected and all the facilities needed for a well earned break. A very quiet location.

Piotr Trochim

5 Google Rating

Our family loved the place. It's conveniently located near the Limestone trail and a few wonderful c

5/ 5

Our family loved the place. It's conveniently located near the Limestone trail and a few wonderful climbing spots. The cottage has everything a family with a child and dog need to enjoy a week long stay. The owners are wonderful and responsive. I highly recommend.

Lorraine Hemming

5 Google Rating

Clean well equipped friendly great location visited on many occasions

5/ 5

Clean well equipped friendly great location visited on many occasions

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