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Luxury Holiday Cottages In Cromford
The birthplace of the famous Industiral Revolution tycoon Richard Arkwright, Cromford, set amongst some fine scenery, is a village steeped in history. If you are searching for luxury holiday cottages in Cromford, you will find a wide selection of stunning properties with superior interior fittings and those special little touches that make your stay truly relaxing. There are child-friendly luxury holiday cottages in Cromford so you can bring all the family along to enjoy the delights of this village on the edge of the Peak District. In the village Market Place stands The Greyhound Hotel with its magnificent original Georgian frontage; nearby the large Mill Pond is an attractive feature of the village and at is head, the constantly turning water-wheel. If you are a culture vulture searching for luxury holiday cottages in Cromford, then you will soon discover that the village has attracted poets and artists who are drawn to this rural idyll with its picturesque mill-pond and resident pair of swans. The Scarthin is a promenaded walk with sloping gardens and fine views of the rolling green landscape which rises amongst the towering limestone rocks all around the village. The Scarthin is also home to one of the area’s most famous independent bookshops with winding stairs taking you up into floors and floors of second-hand and new books – and there’s even a tea room. The Cromford canal has a picnic area and visitor centre and is popular with locals and visitors alike. The 15th century bridge across the Derwent with its tiny fishing temple, the ruins of a small chapel, is well worth a visit. Cromford plays host to an annual Steam Fair when the streets echo to the roar and clatter of steam engines as they arrive for this popular and colourful event. Whatever reason you are searching for luxury holiday cottages in Cromford, you will find the perfect place to stay in a wonderful village.
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