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Here at Bolehill peak district cottages we
welcome pets of all kinds but especially we welcome dogs. Our
friendly environment and the beautiful surrounding countryside
are everything a dog could need for that home away from home
feel. There is even accommodation
for your owners.
  What
with the 22 Acres of our own grounds to roam in, a specially set
aside Paddock area for those early morning and late evening
walks, a couple of local residents to play with (Blue and
Smudge), local pubs that allow you to take your owners into the
public bar, walks from the door and 100's of miles of footpaths
- What more could a dog want.
The
accommodation
for your owner is situated in a charming collection of
Derbyshire stone cottages featured on 'Britain's Best Breaks'
2005/6 holiday program and is situated in a superb rural
location in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales Peak District
National Park. The Peak district cottages are set in extensive
grounds of open fields and woodland. The grounds are a
peaceful haven which enjoys magnificent views towards Lathkill
Dale and open countryside but is only 2 miles from the market
town of Bakewell (Buxton - 10 Miles).
Although we welcome all
dogs there are a few rules we would ask that you follow:
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Please do not leave
your owner in the cottage on their own |
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Please make sure your owner keeps to the
furniture, beds and bedrooms etc. The floors and
rugs are for you and should not be used by your
owner. |
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Please use the dog wash whenever you feel a need
to rid yourself of all that Derbyshire
countryside. You can let your owner clean their
boots at the same time if you wish. |
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We have set aside the paddock for your exercise
and play area please ensure that your owner and
any children keep to their own garden and play
areas. |
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Unfortunately we can't accommodate the
youngsters among you. From past experience we
find that dogs under the age of 9 months haven't
yet managed to fully train their owners and we
can't take the risk of them causing disturbance
to others and damage to the cottage.
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