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White Edge Lodge

The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire | © National Trust/Mike Henton
The kitchen and dining room at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire

White Edge Lodge

Original features, a dramatic location with vast Peak District views and a roll top bath perfect for relaxing after a walk.

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The kitchen and dining room at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The entrance at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The kitchen and dining room at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The sitting room at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The second-floor triple bedroom at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The first-floor double bedroom at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The bathroom at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The utility area at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The ground-floor shower room at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The garden at White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The area surrounding White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The area surrounding White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire
The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire

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Original features, a dramatic location with vast Peak District views and a roll top bath perfect for relaxing after a walk.

  • Guests

    5

    Bedrooms

    2

    Acorn rating

    4What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    2

    Reference

    007004

    White Edge Lodge stands alone on a vast expanse of heather moorland with all-encompassing views of the Peak District. It was once a gamekeeper’s cottage, and featured in the 2011 adaption of Jane Eyre. Most of its original features remain, including exposed brick walls, wooden beams and the former game cellar which is now home to the kitchen. The upstairs roll-top bath looks out over 20 miles of views, and the garden is a great spot for expansive views of the night sky.

    You can follow a trail head to our shop on the Longshaw Estate, just a five minute drive from the cottage, to pick up a walking map. Walks lead you through the iconic Dark Peak landscape, past tumbling streams and through ancient woodlands. You could join a guided tour with one of our volunteers, which start at the Longshaw tea-room.

    Beyond the moors, the industrial city of Sheffield is less than 10 miles away. Discover this historical city with its wide range of museums, galleries, restaurants and cafes.

    Yarncliffe Lodge is another National Trust cottage on the Longshaw Estate, sleeping six. Another three cottages are not far away and neighbour each other - Millstone Barn (sleeps four), Wilson Farmhouse (sleeps six) and Gorsey Bank Barn (sleeps six).

    • Wi-Fi, available
    • Garden, available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Tumble dryer, available
    • Cot & high chair, available
    • Roll-top bath, available
    • Historic building, available
    • Countryside, available
    • Trails, available
    • Wildlife spotting, available
    • Near National Trust attraction, available

Book together

There are five cottages in and around the Longshaw estate, which can host up to 27 guests. White Edge Lodge and Yarncliff Lodge are in the grounds, less than a 10-minute drive from each other. Gorsey Bank Barn, Wilson Farmhouse and Millstone Barn are a group of converted farm buildings nearby, about a 10-minute drive from the other cottages.

The exterior of White Edge Lodge, Derbyshire

White Edge Lodge 

Original features, a dramatic location with vast Peak District views and a roll top bath perfect for relaxing after a walk. Sleeps five, dog friendly.

The Peak District & Derbyshire

5 guests
Dogs welcome: 2
The exterior of Yarncliff Lodge, Derbyshire

Yarncliff Lodge 

Backing onto Yarncliff Wood, this comfortable cottage is a perfect base for exploring the countryside at Longshaw. Sleeps six.

The Peak District & Derbyshire

6 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
The sitting room at Gorsey Bank Barn, Derbyshire

Gorsey Bank Barn 

A fresh and bright converted barn in the Hope Valley, with views towards Eyam Moor and walks from the doorstep. Sleeps six.

The Peak District & Derbyshire

6 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
The outdoor seating and garden at Wilson Farmhouse, Derbyshire

Wilson Farmhouse 

A grade II-listed cottage in the Hope Valley, with woodburners in original inglenook fireplaces. Sleeps six.

The Peak District & Derbyshire

6 guests
Dogs welcome: 0
The exterior of Millstone Barn, Derbyshire

Millstone Barn 

A single-storey barn conversion in the Hope Valley, surrounded by scenic walks and climbing adventures. Sleeps four.

The Peak District & Derbyshire

4 guests
Dogs welcome: 0

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Things to see and do at Longshaw

Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors 

Excellent walking country with ancient woods and tumbling streams

near Sheffield, Derbyshire

Fully open today
A view from a gritstone ridge, over heather moorland towards a grand building in the distance.

Things to see and do at Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors 

Discover panoramic countryside views, ancient woodland and heather moorland on a walk at Longshaw. Find out what you’ll see on your next adventure.

Two deer in the woods standing side by side with bluebells and other flowers on the ground amongst the grass

Frogatt, Curbar and White Edge red deer circular walk 

The Peak District & Derbyshire

A circular walk with views across the expanse of Derbyshire's Big Moor, a chance to spot red deer and the option to take a break for a pint and some pub grub halfway round.

Activities
Walking
DistanceMiles: 6 (km: 9.6)
A red deer stag bellowing among the autumnal bracken at Longshaw, with a view of the open countryside in the background and a bare tree on the left

Events at Longshaw 

Find upcoming seasonal events and activities at Longshaw.

A child walking along a fallen tree holding an adult's hand with another child playing on a tree in the background

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