Refurbished by its new owners for 2021, Brosterfield Cottage is a contemporary and cosy 1 bedroom cottage nestled in the heart of the Peak District. Located just a short walk from the village of Foolow, the cottage has breathtaking, south-facing views of rolling hills and grazing cattle.

The Brosterfield Cottage has undergone a wonderful renovation with beautiful furnishings to ensure guests have a truly relaxing and enjoyable stay.
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The downstairs open-plan kitchen and living area is the perfect place to have a quiet night in, cooking up a feast in the well-equipped kitchen and relaxing on the comfy sofa after a long day of roaming the Peaks.

Modern conveniences such as fast wifi, Nest thermostats and designer lighting, complement a contemporary and cosy cottage style.

Upstairs, sink into the cosy cotton sheets and deep mattress of the kingsized bed, looking out of the window onto breathtaking views of the hills. Next to the bedroom is a modern en-suite bath and shower room.

Twin room down stairs which is newly refurbed with comfortable beds, draws and hanging space. We do advise this for under 16 due to the bathroom facilities are located just off the main bedroom upstairs which imposes on privacy.

To the front of the cottage, you will find a garden table and chairs, perfect for soaking up those picturesque views of the countryside. Adjacent to the cottage is a lovely little private lawned garden area with private parking.

Dogs £25 per dog 2 max

Located at the end of a 500-metre private driveway and across a cattle grid, the cottage occupies a quiet and secluded spot next door to the owner's house on the edge of the village.

A network of public footpaths can be accessed from the door connecting keen hikers and dog walkers to the hills. The local pub is less than a mile away and serves excellent food and local ales.

The Brosterfield Cottage has undergone a wonderful renovation with beautiful furnishings to ensure guests have a truly relaxing and enjoyable stay.
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The downstairs open-plan kitchen and living area is the perfect place to have a quiet night in, cooking up a feast in the well-equipped kitchen and relaxing on the comfy sofa after a long day of roaming the Peaks.

Modern conveniences such as fast wifi, Nest thermostats and designer lighting, complement a contemporary and cosy cottage style.

Upstairs, sink into the cosy cotton sheets and deep mattress of the kingsized bed, looking out of the window onto breathtaking views of the hills. Next to the bedroom is a modern en-suite bath and shower room.

Twin room down stairs which is newly refurbed with comfortable beds, draws and hanging space. We do advise this for under 16 due to the bathroom facilities are located just off the main bedroom upstairs which imposes on privacy.

To the front of the cottage, you will find a garden table and chairs, perfect for soaking up those picturesque views of the countryside. Adjacent to the cottage is a lovely little private lawned garden area with private parking.

A two night stay, supply of the following:
Loo rolls
Hand Soaps
Washing up liquid
Cling film &, kitchen foil
Bin bag x 1
2 x tea towels
1 x dish cloth
Utilities - Electric, heating and hot water
Free Wi-fi
Useful Information
Fresh linen with beds made up upon arrival Fresh towels - Bath towel and hand towel for each guest.
1 x TV
1 x Hair Dryer
Christmas - throughout December the hut will have a Christmas decorations.
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Cooking and Dining
4 ringed hob
Microwave
Oven
Fridge/freezer box
Pots, pans, crockery, glassware and cutlery
1 x Cafetiere
Kettle
Toaster
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House Rules
Standard check in time is 4pm and check out is 10am
Please remove dirty or high heeled shoes on entry. Please do not bring candles, tea lights or incense sticks  as they are not allowed at the property
No fireworks or Chinese lanterns are allowed
No smoking or vaping inside the property. 
Vaping can trigger the fire alarms
No outdoor music
We ask that any outside socialising be brought inside by 10pm. 
Not suitable for Hen and Stag Groups
No glitter please as even the most eco friendly kind is impossible to remove from the soft furnishings and hard wearing floors
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Parking
We allow 1 car for Brosterfield Cottage but if you need more, please drop a request over.
For reasons of both safety and property insurance, under no circumstances should you use the domestic plug sockets in the property to charge an electric vehicle.
Our domestic supply in the cottage does not have the capacity or set up to support EV charging. 
EV charing be enquired about at Brosterfield Farm (charges apply).
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Outdoor Space
There is an outside dining table and 2 chairs which over look the countryside (please note that in front of the cottage is the access drive to the owners house)
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Dogs
We allow up to 1 dogs in this property and charge £25 per dog for the duration of their stay
We do ask that they are kept off all furniture and out of the bedroom
Please clear any dog litter from the grounds or grassed areas around the farm
Dogs must be kept under control at all times and especially if there is livestock in the fields nearby
Please do not leave your dog unattended in the property or outside at any time
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi is provided free of charge.  However, as with any technology, there may be times when the signal may not be as it should, which is beyond our control.
We also hope you appreciate that we cannot guarantee Wi-Fi if there are technical issues in the area

We are the perfect base for Chatsworth, Castleton, Buxton, Monsal Trail, Bakewell and much, much more - please see our main menu for a full list of many of the visitor attractions.
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The Bulls Head Pub which serves excellent food is a few mins walk.  The Spar at Calver is a short drive and houses some of the best local produce from the local in-house butchers with locally reared cattle, local bakery selling delicious breads and cakes, local wine merchant and fabulous deli produce.  Wonderful walks from the door to Eyam, Wardlow, Great Hucklow, Stoney Middleton and beyond.
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Picturesque local villages include Eyam, Bakewell (famous for the Bakewell Pudding) and Ashford-in-the-Water, Tideswell, Castleton (famous for the rare Blue John Stone) Harrington (famous for fabulous cheeses)
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Historic houses to see:- Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Lyme Park and Hardwick Hall.

Brosterfield Farm is located just on the edge of Foolow Village, which has a fabulous local pub called The Bulls Head.  This is only a few minutes walk from Brosterfield, perfect for a stroll down the lane to experience a good local pint and excellent food with an equally excellent reputation.