Jack's Cottage
Romantic cottage with cosy interiors and ornate touches tucked away in a peaceful and picturesque Peak District village.
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Highlights
- Romantic countryside retreat for two in the storybook village of Longnor, where cobbled lanes and stone cottages set the perfect scene for a peaceful escape.
- Curl up by the crackling fire in the cosy living room, surrounded by oak beams, flagstone floors and the comforting scent of wood smoke.
- Drift off in the tranquil bedroom, sinking into a plush pillowtop bed wrapped in crisp Egyptian cotton and a soft king size duvet.
- Refresh after a day on the hills in the sleek shower room, where fluffy robes and spa-quality towels await.
- Cook up local produce in the charming cottage kitchen, where rustic character meets modern-day convenience.
- Step into the sunny private garden, sip your morning coffee to birdsong or let your four-legged friend roam free.
- Wander straight from the doorstep onto scenic Peak District trails, explore grand stately homes or follow in Jane Austen’s footsteps through timeless landscapes.
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You should know
- The cottage welcomes up to two well-behaved dogs for a £25 fee.
- Babies in arms are welcome, but the steep stairs make it unsuitable for toddlers.
- A travel cot and highchair can be provided on request.
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The details
Step back in time without sacrificing modern comfort at Jack’s Cottage, a romantic hideaway for two tucked in the heart of the charming Peak District village of Longnor. Made famous as the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice filming location, this picture-perfect setting offers old-world beauty and cosy luxury in equal measure.
Inside, traditional stone floors, oak beams and original wooden floorboards set the tone, creating an irresistibly warm and characterful atmosphere. The living room invites you to curl up beside the working range fireplace, glass of wine in hand, while the soft glow of the fire flickers across the stone walls. A plush sofa and smart TV make this a snug retreat after long days exploring the hills.
The kitchen is small but beautifully formed, offering everything you need to prepare breakfast before a day’s adventure or a quiet dinner in. There’s a kettle, toaster, oven, hob, microwave and all the crockery and glassware you could want for two. Upstairs, the charming bedroom is a peaceful sanctuary, with a sumptuous double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillowtop mattress and a king size duvet made for deep, restorative sleep. The adjoining bathroom features a modern shower, fluffy spa towels, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries for that touch of indulgence.
Outside, a private enclosed garden offers a sunny spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax with a drink under the stars. It’s a safe space for dogs too - the cottage welcomes up to two well-behaved pets, so no one gets left behind.
Jack’s Cottage sits right in the heart of Longnor village, just a minute’s stroll from the village square where you’ll find a post office, coffee shops, a village store and an award-winning fish and chip shop. The newly refurbished pub and sweet shop are just around the corner, so you can experience authentic village life without ever needing to drive.
Beyond the doorstep lies the Peak District National Park — a paradise for walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails, wild moorlands and limestone dales waiting to be discovered. Explore nearby Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne, or visit the grand Chatsworth House, the inspiration for Jane Austen’s Pemberley. Whether you’re here for romance, relaxation or rambling, Jack’s Cottage promises a timeless stay in one of England’s most beautiful regions.
Inside, traditional stone floors, oak beams and original wooden floorboards set the tone, creating an irresistibly warm and characterful atmosphere. The living room invites you to curl up beside the working range fireplace, glass of wine in hand, while the soft glow of the fire flickers across the stone walls. A plush sofa and smart TV make this a snug retreat after long days exploring the hills.
The kitchen is small but beautifully formed, offering everything you need to prepare breakfast before a day’s adventure or a quiet dinner in. There’s a kettle, toaster, oven, hob, microwave and all the crockery and glassware you could want for two. Upstairs, the charming bedroom is a peaceful sanctuary, with a sumptuous double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillowtop mattress and a king size duvet made for deep, restorative sleep. The adjoining bathroom features a modern shower, fluffy spa towels, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries for that touch of indulgence.
Outside, a private enclosed garden offers a sunny spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax with a drink under the stars. It’s a safe space for dogs too - the cottage welcomes up to two well-behaved pets, so no one gets left behind.
Jack’s Cottage sits right in the heart of Longnor village, just a minute’s stroll from the village square where you’ll find a post office, coffee shops, a village store and an award-winning fish and chip shop. The newly refurbished pub and sweet shop are just around the corner, so you can experience authentic village life without ever needing to drive.
Beyond the doorstep lies the Peak District National Park — a paradise for walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails, wild moorlands and limestone dales waiting to be discovered. Explore nearby Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne, or visit the grand Chatsworth House, the inspiration for Jane Austen’s Pemberley. Whether you’re here for romance, relaxation or rambling, Jack’s Cottage promises a timeless stay in one of England’s most beautiful regions.
Step back in time without sacrificing modern comfort at Jack’s Cottage, a romantic hideaway for two tucked in the heart of the charming Peak District village of Longnor. Made famous as the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice filming location, this picture-perfect setting offers old-world beauty and cosy luxury in equal measure.
Inside, traditional stone floors, oak beams and original wooden floorboards set the tone, creating an irresistibly warm and characterful atmosphere. The living room invites you to curl up beside the working range fireplace, glass of wine in hand, while the soft glow of the fire flickers across the stone walls. A plush sofa and smart TV make this a snug retreat after long days exploring the hills.
The kitchen is small but beautifully formed, offering everything you need to prepare breakfast before a day’s adventure or a quiet dinner in. There’s a kettle, toaster, oven, hob, microwave and all the crockery and glassware you could want for two. Upstairs, the charming bedroom is a peaceful sanctuary, with a sumptuous double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillowtop mattress and a king size duvet made for deep, restorative sleep. The adjoining bathroom features a modern shower, fluffy spa towels, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries for that touch of indulgence.
Outside, a private enclosed garden offers a sunny spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax with a drink under the stars. It’s a safe space for dogs too - the cottage welcomes up to two well-behaved pets, so no one gets left behind.
Jack’s Cottage sits right in the heart of Longnor village, just a minute’s stroll from the village square where you’ll find a post office, coffee shops, a village store and an award-winning fish and chip shop. The newly refurbished pub and sweet shop are just around the corner, so you can experience authentic village life without ever needing to drive.
Beyond the doorstep lies the Peak District National Park — a paradise for walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails, wild moorlands and limestone dales waiting to be discovered. Explore nearby Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne, or visit the grand Chatsworth House, the inspiration for Jane Austen’s Pemberley. Whether you’re here for romance, relaxation or rambling, Jack’s Cottage promises a timeless stay in one of England’s most beautiful regions.
Inside, traditional stone floors, oak beams and original wooden floorboards set the tone, creating an irresistibly warm and characterful atmosphere. The living room invites you to curl up beside the working range fireplace, glass of wine in hand, while the soft glow of the fire flickers across the stone walls. A plush sofa and smart TV make this a snug retreat after long days exploring the hills.
The kitchen is small but beautifully formed, offering everything you need to prepare breakfast before a day’s adventure or a quiet dinner in. There’s a kettle, toaster, oven, hob, microwave and all the crockery and glassware you could want for two. Upstairs, the charming bedroom is a peaceful sanctuary, with a sumptuous double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillowtop mattress and a king size duvet made for deep, restorative sleep. The adjoining bathroom features a modern shower, fluffy spa towels, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries for that touch of indulgence.
Outside, a private enclosed garden offers a sunny spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax with a drink under the stars. It’s a safe space for dogs too - the cottage welcomes up to two well-behaved pets, so no one gets left behind.
Jack’s Cottage sits right in the heart of Longnor village, just a minute’s stroll from the village square where you’ll find a post office, coffee shops, a village store and an award-winning fish and chip shop. The newly refurbished pub and sweet shop are just around the corner, so you can experience authentic village life without ever needing to drive.
Beyond the doorstep lies the Peak District National Park — a paradise for walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails, wild moorlands and limestone dales waiting to be discovered. Explore nearby Bakewell, Buxton and Ashbourne, or visit the grand Chatsworth House, the inspiration for Jane Austen’s Pemberley. Whether you’re here for romance, relaxation or rambling, Jack’s Cottage promises a timeless stay in one of England’s most beautiful regions.
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Detailed pricing info
October - March: 3 nights £325, additional nights @£75
April: 3 nights £350, additional nights @£75
May - mid July: 3 nights £375, additional nights @£75
Mid July - mid September: 3 nights £400, additional nights @£75
April: 3 nights £350, additional nights @£75
May - mid July: 3 nights £375, additional nights @£75
Mid July - mid September: 3 nights £400, additional nights @£75
October - March: 3 nights £325, additional nights @£75
April: 3 nights £350, additional nights @£75
May - mid July: 3 nights £375, additional nights @£75
Mid July - mid September: 3 nights £400, additional nights @£75
April: 3 nights £350, additional nights @£75
May - mid July: 3 nights £375, additional nights @£75
Mid July - mid September: 3 nights £400, additional nights @£75
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