Derbyshire is a scenic English county known for the Peak District National Park, historic market towns, outdoor activities, rich industrial heritage, and notable cultural landmarks.
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Historic 13th-century building accommodation set in 14 acres of grounds near Bakewell with access to leisure facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool and scenic walking routes from the doorstep.
An 18th-century cottage and adjoining barn set in a peaceful rural hamlet, offering a private retreat with country charm and character, suitable for families and groups.
This is a Grade II* listed, detached Georgian house in the Peak District village of Birchover, set in a scenic countryside location with historic features and a homely atmosphere.
The Nine Ladies is a Bronze Age stone circle on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire, notable for its prehistoric origin, consisting of ten millstone grit stones arranged in a circle around 10.8 meters in diameter. It serves as a significant archaeological and cultural site, attracting visitors interested in ancient monuments and modern Pagan rituals.
Darley Dale is a historic town in Derbyshire, England, featuring a walkable centre with heritage sites including St Helen's Church and a heritage railway. It hosts arts and transport festivals and is near Darwin Forest Country Park, making it attractive to tourists.
A spacious holiday home converted from a spa featuring five bedrooms, various shower rooms, and an array of spa amenities, located close to historic and natural attractions in Derbyshire.
The Old Church is a unique detached former church in a peaceful rural hamlet of Alton, Derbyshire, offering a blend of historical character and contemporary comfort in a stylish and intimate setting.
Sutton Scarsdale Hall is a Georgian Georgian ruined stately home near Chesterfield in Derbyshire, England. The Grade I listed site is an outdoor historical attraction preserving the shell of a once grand mansion, managed by English Heritage.
Join a guided group walk exploring one of Hardwick’s longer routes through its historic estate parkland. Four routes are offered, ranging from 5.5 to 8 miles.
Corner Cottage is a historic cottage situated in Bakewell within the Derbyshire Dales, offering views over the church and countryside, and positioned for easy exploration of local attractions and outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, horse riding, and golf.
This 16th century manor house in the Peak District National Park is a unique and historic property ideal for large gatherings, surrounded by rural scenic grounds and shared spa facilities.
Haddon Hall is a historic stately home in Derbyshire featuring centuries of history, art, and craftsmanship with access to magnificent gardens and regularly hosts events and exhibitions. Visitors can explore the grand house interiors, gardens, and enjoy amenities like a restaurant, making it a rich cultural and outdoor experience.
An 18th century restored farmhouse in the Peak National Park offering a rural and historic setting with scenic views, suitable for families and couples, featuring exposed beams and stonework in a peaceful, homely atmosphere.
A beautiful Georgian property in the heart of Bakewell, accommodating twelve guests with six bedrooms and three bathrooms, featuring a blend of historic charm and modern comforts including an open fire, enclosed garden, and private parking.
The Old School House is a Grade II listed Victorian home with Gothic features, situated in the village of Tideswell in the Peak District, offering spacious accommodation for four guests with a garden and private parking.
Bookkeeper’s Place is an elegant bespoke apartment located on the first floor in the heart of Bakewell, offering a stylish and cosy living space with balcony access overlooking the town and nearby amenities.
A vintage style cottage located in the centre of Bakewell, designed for couples seeking a cosy and peaceful break with traditional comforts and modern amenities near Peak District countryside.
Eyam Hall is a seventeenth-century Jacobean manor house featuring family portraits and historic furniture from eleven generations of the Wright family. Visitors can enjoy indoor house tours, educational Tudor and Victorian themed visits, and amenities including a cafe, picnic area, and accessible facilities. It is located in the historic village of Eyam in Derbyshire.
Meadowside Cottage is a cosy 18th-century Peakland stone barn conversion situated on the edge of the Peak District National Park, surrounded by 40 acres of farmland and close to countryside attractions, providing a private and peaceful holiday setting.
Ilam Park is a 158-acre National Trust country park in Staffordshire featuring the historic Ilam Hall, a Gothic Revival style Grade II* listed building now used as a youth hostel, set amid ancient woodland and scenic river walks.
A cosy holiday cottage in the Peak District village of Curbar, featuring a private garden and convenient village amenities nearby, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking peaceful countryside stays.
Chatsworth House & Gardens is a historic estate in Derbyshire featuring a remarkable house with significant art collections, extensive gardens with sculptures and water features, a working farmyard and playground for children. The venue offers full wheelchair accessibility including lift access and facilities such as a cafe and shop, providing a diverse visitor experience both indoors and outdoors.
A quaint 16th Century barn conversion near Carsington Water set in peaceful Peakland countryside with extensive shared grounds and its own south-facing garden.
A spacious Victorian property set in the countryside with views over fields and a reservoir, suitable for larger groups and families, featuring a shared games room and equipped with modern conveniences.
Wingfield Manor is a Grade I listed ruined manor house in Derbyshire with significant historical importance, including ties to Mary, Queen of Scots and the English Civil War. Visitors can explore the extensive ruins and surrounding farmland, showcasing medieval architecture and early plumbing innovations.
A stone cottage from the 1840s located adjacent to a canal with views of the Peak Forest canal towpath and the High Peak Moors, featuring a first floor terrace, enclosed lawned garden, and private parking for two cars.
Lyme Park is a large estate in Cheshire managed by the National Trust, featuring the largest house in Cheshire with Elizabethan and Palladian-Baroque architecture, extensive formal gardens and deer park, and historical indoor exhibits including the Lyme Caxton Missal. It also serves as a filming location and offers food facilities on site.
Follow a detective trail through Lyme House to find bugs and beasties, learn how insects affect the historic collections, and investigate damaged objects in the Long Gallery.
Clusters Chapel is a historic stone chapel transformed into a spacious split-level residence in the Derwent Valley mill town of Belper, offering accommodation for large groups amid scenic countryside with nearby heritage trails and riverside walks.
A detached Grade II listed barn conversion set within 25 acres of farmland overlooking a valley, located near Ashover village and four miles from Matlock, offering a rural and peaceful setting.
Ogston Hall is a historic country house in Derbyshire with architecture spanning four distinct periods, featuring interiors refurnished to reflect early 20th-century style. Visitors can enjoy guided tours with the owner during August.
The Old Stables is a characterful barn conversion located in the quiet village of Over Haddon within the Derbyshire Peak District National Park, offering scenic views and a peaceful courtyard setting near historic sites.
Gib Hill is a large Neolithic burial mound in Derbyshire, featuring an Early Bronze Age round barrow and forming part of a prehistoric monument complex near Arbor Low henge.
A renovated historic coach house from 1860 in a peaceful countryside setting, serving as a self-contained holiday base near the Peak District National Park with family-friendly features.