Make yourself at home

Your stay at 46

The middle cottage, 46 Church Street, is a welcoming retreat for two within Ashbourne’s historic Grade II* listed Pegges Almshouses, combining centuries of heritage with boutique comfort and the Peak District close by. With an upstairs study and a wood-burning stove downstairs, there’s space to focus, unwind and enjoy a change of pace.

The Tissington Trail is just a few minutes’ walk away, with countryside walks and cycle rides close at hand. Bicycles can be stored in the cottage’s secure stone outbuilding.* Ashbourne town centre is two minutes away on foot, and free off-street parking is available approximately 150 yards from the cottage.

Enjoy outdoor seating and dining areas in the cottages’ beautiful shared garden, accompanied by the sound of St Oswald’s church bells. After dark, listen for the tawny owls often heard in and around the garden. If you’re very lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of Prickles the hedgehog. The cottage has gas central heating, broadband and Wi‑Fi throughout the house and garden, and Yale digital keypad entry. No pets or smoking.

The upstairs bedroom has a Simba king‑size bed and mattress, Coolmax pillows, Egyptian cotton linen, towels, robes, a hairdryer, Velux blackout blinds and a luggage rack. The triangular bedroom doorway is unsuitable for guests with limited mobility.

* Bicycles are stored at owners’ own risk.

Living & entertainment

Three‑seat leather Morganson sofa and reclining three‑seat sofa; Jøtul wood‑burning stove, wall-mounted woodstore, coffee and side tables, adjustable lighting and reading lamps. Books and games.

43-inch Sony Bravia 4K HDR television with soundbar and bass box downstairs; 32-inch Sony Bravia HD television upstairs. Sky Q, AirPlay and Netflix, with 4K HDR viewing downstairs and Dolby stereo sound.

Kitchen & utility

Induction hob. Electric oven and grill, microwave, extractor, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, Illy pod coffee machine, Dualit kettle and toaster, Sophie Conran tableware and a dining table for four. Laundry equipment includes a washing machine, drying rack, iron, ironing board and cordless Dyson vacuum.

Bedroom, bathroom & study

Tempered-glass desk, Vitra office chair, three‑seat sofa, coffee table and wardrobe storage; bedroom dressing table and Kartell Ghost chairs.

Walk‑in power/rain shower, basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail.

Garden & parking

Garden table and chairs, secluded outdoor dining space and a secure stone outbuilding for bicycles and outdoor equipment.

Free off‑road parking is approximately 150 yards away. Public parking is around two minutes on foot.

Bicycles are stored and vehicles are parked at their owners’ own risk.

Floor plans
Ground floor · 46 Church Street
Ground floor layout of 46 Church Street
First floor · 46 Church Street
First floor layout of 46 Church Street
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Before you book

Your cottage stay, explained

What makes these boutique holiday cottages unique?

Built in 1669, Pegges Almshouses offers two luxury holiday cottages in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, at the edge of the Peak District. Original sandstone, oak beams and quirky triangular bedroom doorways give these historic cottages their unique character. Each sleeps two, with a Simba king-size bed and a self-catering kitchen. The Tissington Trail is just a few minutes’ walk from the cottages, with space to store bicycles in their secure stone outbuildings.* Ashbourne town centre is two minutes away on foot. Free off-street parking is available approximately 150 yards away.

* Bicycles are stored at owners’ own risk.

Where are the cottages?

42 and 46 Church Street are in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, at the southern edge of the Peak District. Shops, cafés and restaurants are a short walk away, with Dovedale and the Tissington Trail nearby. Find directions and arrival details.

How far is Ashbourne town centre on foot?

The cottages are two minutes’ walk from Ashbourne town centre, with cafés, restaurants, pubs and independent shops close by. You can leave your car in the free off-street parking approximately 150 yards from the cottages and explore the town on foot.

Which holiday cottage should I choose?

Both cottages sleep two and combine original features with modern comforts. 42 Church Street is the end cottage, with a leather Chesterfield, oak beams and a quiet space upstairs to read or work. 46 Church Street is the middle cottage, with a wood-burning stove and an upstairs study. Explore each cottage’s photographs and floor plans to choose your favourite.

Is off‑street parking available?

Free off‑road parking is available approximately 150 yards from the cottages. Public parking is also around two minutes away on foot.

How many guests can stay?

Each cottage sleeps two guests in a bedroom with a Simba king‑size bed. Choose 42 Church Street or 46 Church Street to see photographs, facilities and floor plans.

Are the cottages self‑catering?

Yes. Both homes have kitchens, Wi‑Fi and central heating. 46 Church Street also has a wood‑burning stove. Full kitchen and cottage facilities are listed in each cottage’s details.

How do I check availability and book?

Use the booking calendar for 46 Church Street to check dates and book securely through SuperControl. Check‑in is from 3.30pm and check‑out is by 11am.

Are pets allowed, and is there step‑free access?

Pets and smoking are not permitted. Both bedrooms are upstairs, and the triangular bedroom doorways are unsuitable for guests with limited mobility. Please contact Clive and Mari Booth to discuss access before booking.

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A high quality cottage with historic charm and brilliantly modernised. A dream stay in a place that's full of character”

Phil · Sawday’s reviewer

Thanks again for a memorable stay”

Carl & Danielle · Coolstays reviewer

Super friendly and welcoming hosts. Beautiful cosy accommodation, steeped in history and on the doorstep of beautiful Ashbourne and the Peak District.”

Paul · Sawday’s reviewer

It was beautifully styled but still got all the practical things right. Great bed linen and towels, well‑equipped kitchen, such a cosy sitting area.”

Cathy · Sawday’s reviewer

lots of little thoughtful touches that really made this place a home away from home!”

Simon & Jo · Coolstays reviewer

Hosts are very friendly and helpful. The location is right in the centre of Ashbourne, with everything a short walk away.”

Steve · Sawday’s reviewer

From the warm welcome by the owners, to the festive touches around the cottage, the log burner, the comfortable living area”

Alison · Sawday’s reviewer

An exceptional place to stay in the heart of Ashbourne. The owners have converted a historical building into very comfortable accommodation”

Mary · Sawday’s reviewer

Memories of a stay ▸

The beauty is in the detail

A sense of place

Historic character, thoughtful comfort and a warm welcome come together in two cottages for two, in the heart of Ashbourne on the doorstep of the Peak District.