March Cottage

The Space
This centrally heated cottage is arranged over 3 floors, with steps leading to the main entrance. On the ground floor, there is a well equipped kitchen /diner with an electric cooker, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. From the kitchen you have access to a private patio, with separate laundry and secure bike storage. The living room has a wood burner – ideal for those cosy winter nights and there’s also a smart Tv with freeview should you wish to enjoy a night in. The main bedroom on the first floor has a King size bed which can be made into a twin room on request. Although not provided, this room has ample space to accommodate a travel cot with ease. On the first floor you will also find a luxury family bathroom with a free standing roll top bath and a luxury walk-in shower and heated towel rail. The second floor has two bedrooms; the first is a double with ensuite, and the second bedroom has a single bed where you can enjoy views of Matlock, Matlock Bath and Riber Castle from the veluxe windows. The property has gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. The garden is equipped with garden furniture and bike storage is available on the premises. On road parking.

Neighborhood
This stone built terrace is set in the heart of the Peak Districts National Park!
Great for families, groups of friends or couples wanting to explore this beautiful part of England. The Peak District has many attractions such as Chatsworth House and gardens, Matlock Bath and Bakewell. March cottage is central to Matlock in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales, it is a charming market town surrounded by stunning countryside, offering a wide range of activities for visitors of all interests. Known as the "Little Switzerland" of England, Matlock Bath is a picturesque village just a short distance from Matlock itself. Take a leisurely stroll along the River Derwent, enjoy the views of the surrounding hills, or explore the quaint shops and cafés. Hiking and Walking Trails are in abundance in the area, there are numerous scenic walking routes nearby, including the Derwent Valley Heritage Way, Lathkill Dale, and the High Peak Trail. Matlock is also a great base for cyclists, with routes for both leisurely rides and more challenging mountain biking, particularly in the Gritstone Trail and around Carsington Water. Alternatively, wander through the town, with its charming mix of independent shops and cafés and enjoy a pint in one of its traditional, characterful pubs, or simply admire the local architecture.

Getting Around
Matlock is well-served by public transport, making it easy to explore the town and the surrounding areas. Whether you're traveling by bus, train, or even boat, there are various options to get around. Matlock is connected to the national rail network via Matlock Railway Station, which is located just a short walk from the town centre. The station is served by East Midlands Railway and provides direct services to several destinations in the region including Derby, Nottingham and Manchester. Alternatively, you can explore on one of the more scenic train journeys, including the Peak Rail heritage railway. Via steam train, the service runs between Matlock and Rowsley offering stunning views on the full journey.
Matlock has a comprehensive bus network, with services connecting the town to nearby towns and attractions. Derbyshire Dales Bus Services operate many routes that link Matlock to other parts of the Peak District and surrounding areas including Bakewell, Chesterfield and Bath.