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Sue and Tony Favell welcome you to Taylors’ Croft Cottage, the luxury self contained wing of their attractive eighteenth century home standing in a delightful country garden with grounds bordering the River Noe. In the heart of the Peak National Park, this beautifully appointed cottage has breathtaking views of Kinder, Back Tor and Mam Tor (“the Shivering Mountain”). The spacious accommodation sleeps two people and contains everything you need for a romantic holiday in one of the most beautiful valleys in Britain with nothing but the sheep and cows to disturb you! The 20ft square beamed living room has spectacular 360° views, large comfy  sofas (one of which opens into a double bed) TV, Sky, stereo and dining area. The oak kitchen has a washer/dryer, dish-washer, fridge with large freezer compartment, eye-level oven and microwave. The whole wing is fully centrally-heated and there is a ‘live-coal’ fire. From your bedroom’s carved mahogany four poster you wake to views of Hollins Cross overlooking the garden and trout pond. Charming bathroom with separate shower. Dressing room with drying cupboard.

Edale, in the heart of the Peak District National Park, is a few minutes from the A6128 (still shown as the A625 on some road maps.)

If approaching from Sheffield/Hope direction: Turn right in Hope onto Edale Road. Go past The Cheshire Cheese pub on your left. Under a railway bridge and keep going until you pass a farm and a trekking centre on your left (about 8 minutes). Go under the railway bridge, past a phone box on the right and a row of cottages on the left, and then a tumble down barn on your right. Skinners’ Hall is the house immediately after on the left hand-side.

If approaching from Manchester/Chapel-en-le-Frith direction: Turn left to Edale when sign posted on the A6128 (still shown as the A625 on some road maps.) Follow the road all the way down into the valley. Pass the turning on your left sign posted to Edale village and Edale Car Park immediately after it. Skinners’ Hall is the next house you see by the road on the right hand-side.