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Featured in the Sunday Times Travel section in March 2018 as one of the '50 Coolest Cottages in the UK' (and previously in the Guardian too!) Jack's Cottage is located in the delightful, picturesque village of Longnor in the heart of the Peak District, and is a cosy self catering holiday cottage retreat for two. Bursting with character, with original stone flagged floors, exposed beams and a working open range fireplace, this  romantic, heritage cottage also enjoys all the benefits of full central heating, a modern shower room, all essential appliances and free Wi-Fi. Arrive with just your suitcase: as well as providing everything you might need during your stay, Longnor has two friendly pubs, a five star fish and chip shop, coffee shop, a Post Office and a village store. With all the delights of Buxton just ten minutes away, not to mention the magnificent Chatsworth House and a host of National Trust properties and gardens and pretty market towns and villages all within easy reach, you will find plenty to enjoy while staying at Jack's Cottage!
**Next availability - February 14th.**​
Telephone 07800 969501 or email enquiries@jacks-cottage.co.uk

As  featured recently in The Sunday Times Travel Section March 2018  (& previously the Guardian too!)


We are delighted that Jack's Cottage has once again featured in the national press as one of The Sunday Times '50 Coolest Cottages in the UK' (March 11th 2018) as well as previously featuring in the Guardian Travel series 'Cool holiday cottages' which  highlighted Jack's Cottage as one of five of the "most stylish and characterful hideaways" in the Peak District.
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​With stunning walks from the front door and the Tissington and High Peak cycle tracks all within easy reach, Jack's Cottage provides an excellent base from which to explore all that the Peak District with its spectacular scenery has to offer. 
​(Please note: some sites and services subject to seasonal closures)
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