Bargate Cottage - Castleton b&b
An introduction to Bargate Cottage - 4 star Castleton b&b
Bargate Cottage is lovely 17th century cottage offering Bed & Breakfast. Quietly situated below Peveril Castle overlooking the Village Green in the famous village of Castleton, a warm and friendly welcome awaits you to our Home, just relax and enjoy!
Bargate Cottage main features
- 3 Bathrooms/Shower Rooms
- 3 Bedrooms
- 4 Star
- Breakfast Included
- Family Friendly
- Nearby pubs and restaurants
- Open Fire or Stove
- Scenic Location
- Short Breaks Available
Accommodation details
ETC 4 star graded and recommended by 'The Good B&B Guide 2003', Bargate Cottage is a charming, warm and friendly 17th century cottage quietly situated below Peveril Castle in the famous village of Castleton.
Castleton is ideal walking and touring country, famous for its show caves and caverns.
Tariff
Open all year round.
£35.00 pppn including breakfast, based on two sharing (minimum stay at weekends is two nights and Bank Holiday weekends is three nights)
Welcome to Bargate Cottage
We await you with the warmest welcome to our home. The Cottage, built in 1650 was lovingly restored in 1988 is quietly situated below Peveril Castle, in the picturesque village of Castleton, the ideal place for a relaxing break.
More information
The comfortable en-suite bedrooms all have tea & coffee making facilities, colour television and a few extra things to help make your stay more comfortable.
A hearty English breakfast is served around a large table in the lovely dining room with oak beams and an Inglenook fireplace.
The cottage, nestling at the foot of the Castle hill, is handily placed for the six local hostelries all serving bar meals, within walking distance, some of which we can highly recommend.
Packed lunches are available on request. Children over 12 years old are welcome. Sorry no pets. No smoking. Car parking. Free WiFi.
Surrounding area
Castleton is a fabulous base for touring and walking the beautiful Peak District and indeed for exploring the variety of stunning sites the Hope Valley has to offer.
Nearby attractions include Peveril Castle (built in 1080), the show caves - some famous for the rare mineral "Blue John", the historic homes of Chatsworth, Haddon, Eyam, Hardwick and Lyme Park, the market town of Bakewell, home of the famous "Bakewell Pudding", the Ladybower, Derwent and Howden reservoirs of "Dam Buster" fame, and of course the well trodden walks of the Pennine Way, Kinder Scout, Limestone Way and Dovedale to name but a few.
Les & Fiona Saxon.
Castleton Guide
For lots more useful and current information for Castleton visitors and holidaymakers – please
take a look at the Castleton – holiday, accommodation and visitor guide - brought to you exclusively by Let’s Stay Peak District. Thank you and we hope that you enjoy your break in Castleton.