Get More From Your Cutthorpe Hot Tub Cottage Break
Booking cottages with hot tubs in Cutthorpe puts you right in the heart of Derbyshire's stunning countryside with easy access to the Peak District National Park. This charming village sits just three miles west of Chesterfield and offers the perfect blend of rural peace and convenient proximity to major attractions. The area's rolling hills and traditional stone buildings create an authentic English countryside experience.
We think Cutthorpe makes an ideal base for hot tub breaks because you get genuine seclusion without being too remote. The village offers excellent walking routes straight from your door and you're within a 20-minute drive of Chatsworth House and Bakewell. Whether you're after romantic breaks for 2 or large family getaways, the range of holiday cottages here suits every group size and budget.
What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Cutthorpe
Cutthorpe itself is a working village with traditional pubs and local farms that have operated for generations. The surrounding landscape features ancient woodland and open moorland that changes dramatically with the seasons. You'll find dry stone walls crisscrossing the fields and historic packhorse routes that once connected market towns across the Peak District.
Sightseeing in Cutthorpe
The village sits on the edge of the Peak District National Park which became Britain's first national park in 1951. Local landmarks include the nearby Linacre Reservoirs with their woodland trails and the historic market town of Chesterfield with its famous crooked spire. The area transformed from agricultural land to a popular destination for country breaks whilst maintaining its authentic character.
Top 5 attractions you have to see in Cutthorpe
The region offers everything from stately homes to outdoor adventures. We've picked five attractions that showcase the best of what makes this area special for visitors staying in holiday homes or lodges nearby.
Chatsworth House
This magnificent stately home sits just 8 miles south and ranks among Britain's finest country houses. The 105-acre garden features a gravity-fed fountain that shoots water 90 metres high and a farmyard with rare breed animals. Inside you'll find priceless art collections and rooms that have hosted royalty for over 400 years.
Linacre Reservoirs
Three reservoirs built in the 1850s sit in a wooded valley just 2 miles from Cutthorpe. The circular walk around all three takes about 90 minutes and passes through ancient oak woodland where you might spot woodpeckers and nuthatches. It's perfect for dog friendly walks and the upper reservoir offers peaceful fishing spots.
Chesterfield Market
This market has operated since 1165 and runs three days weekly in the town centre. You'll find over 200 stalls selling everything from local produce to antiques. The famous Crooked Spire church twists 45 degrees and leans 9 feet from its true centre due to warped medieval timbers.
Hardwick Hall
Built in the 1590s by Bess of Hardwick, this National Trust property sits 12 miles northeast. The house contains more glass than wall in places and showcases some of Britain's finest Elizabethan embroidery. The 300-acre country park includes rare breed cattle and a herb garden with over 100 varieties.
Peak District National Park
The park boundary starts less than a mile from Cutthorpe village centre. You can access hundreds of miles of walking trails including sections of the Pennine Way. The landscape shifts from gentle valleys to dramatic gritstone edges where climbers tackle routes on Stanage and Curbar.
Don't Miss These...
| Attraction | What you'll experience | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Chatsworth House | Grand stately home with spectacular gardens and art collections spanning centuries | Everyone |
| Linacre Reservoirs | Peaceful woodland walks around Victorian reservoirs with abundant wildlife | Families |
| Chesterfield Market | Historic market town shopping with the iconic twisted spire church | Couples |
| Hardwick Hall | Elizabethan architecture and period interiors in stunning parkland setting | Everyone |
| Peak District National Park | Endless walking routes through dramatic moorland and valley landscapes | Groups |
Visitor FAQs
How do I get to Cutthorpe?
The village sits 3 miles west of Chesterfield on the B6050. Junction 29 of the M1 is 8 miles east. Chesterfield railway station connects to Sheffield in 12 minutes and offers direct services to London St Pancras in under 2 hours.
What family activities are available near cottages to rent in Cutthorpe?
Chatsworth Farmyard and Adventure Playground suits all ages. Linacre Reservoirs offers easy walks for small children. Creswell Crags has ice age caves and a visitor centre 15 miles away. Many holiday lets include games rooms and some feature a swimming pool.
Where are the best romantic spots for couples?
Book a table at The Devonshire Arms in Baslow for fine dining. Walk to Curbar Edge at sunset for panoramic views. Visit Eyam Hall's walled garden. Your private hot tub provides the perfect end to any day exploring together.
What shopping options exist nearby?
Chesterfield town centre has major retailers and independent shops. Bakewell offers boutique stores and the famous pudding shops. Sheffield's Meadowhall shopping centre sits 20 minutes north. Local farm shops sell Peak District produce.
Why choose cottages with hot tubs in Cutthorpe?
After hiking the Peak District or visiting stately homes, returning to your own jacuzzi beats any hotel. We find hot tub cottages offer better value for large groups and you get complete privacy. Pet friendly cottages mean your dogs can join the adventure too.
Whether you're after cheap cottages for last minute deals or luxury boutique cottages for a special celebration, Cutthorpe delivers. The combination of stunning scenery and easy access to major attractions makes it perfect for hot tub stays. Book your cottage with hot tub and discover why this corner of Derbyshire attracts visitors year after year including new year breaks.