Log Cabins to RentBritain's first National Park offers stunning scenery, dramatic moorland, rolling hills and dales, and some fabulous historic houses and gardens to discover. Plenty to keep everyone entertained, and at the heart of England, easily accessible for a weekend away with good public transport links.
Abney is a peaceful hamlet in the heart of the Peak District national park. Whether you want a relaxing stay in the barn or to venture out and explore the stunning surrounding countryside then this is the spot for you. Located along a quiet lane which is popular with cyclists and wonderful walks from the doorstep. The nearby village of Hathersage offers an array of local pubs, cafes, and shops to enjoy. Head along to the popular village of Castleton and spend a day exploring the blue john mine or walking up the infamous Mam Tor. Chatsworth House and Gardens are a must see and don t forget to pop into the delightful farm shop and stock up on local goodies. Step into the delightful open plan barn which has been lovingly converted to provide increased accessibility for those wanting a relaxing break. The stone floor compliments the character perfectly and is warmed with underfloor heating. The kitchen offers everything you need for a relaxing stay such as electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The hob and sink are fully adjustable to alter the height if needed. Dine at the nearby dining table and plan the days activities ahead or relax in the lounge space on the comfortable seating including adjustable chair by the TV along with a pull out double bed that can accommodate an additional two guests if required. This room is complimented with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard and countryside beyond. Heading through to the inviting double bedroom where you are bound to get a good nights rest in rural tranquillity in the double bed, there is also a handy en suite wet room with shower, sink and WC nearby. Outside there is an enclosed courtyard with benches ideally situated to take in the nearby breath taking views and off road parking for two cars to the rear of the property.
An idyllic cottage located on the lower end of the Peak District National Park, one of the UK's most breathtaking National Parks, the cottage offers guests a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside. The nearby village of Parwich has been voted one of the best places to live in Britain. Keen walkers will relish the excellent hiking routes across nearby Dovedale. For those looking for a touch of English elegance, the nearby country houses of Chatsworth House, Kedleston Hall and Tissington Hall are just a short drive away. For a wet and wild day out, head to Carsington Water with it's array of water sports. The cottage is approached down a long private tree lined driveway, head up and park your vehicle and take in the rural surroundings. Step inside the cosy cottage which has a unique eclectic style of rustic charm and scandi touches yet is crammed with character and original features. Enter inside the utility/boot room that houses the washing machine, this is the perfect place to leave behind coats and boots before heading through to the kitchen/diner. The kitchen provides a fusion of stylish and timeless quality finishes with everything you need to rustle up a feast including an electric oven, electric hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher . The cupboards are fully equipped with everything you'll need for your stay. The lounge connects to the kitchen, take your pick from the large comfy sofa or relaxing armchairs and settle down to catch a movie on the TV. You will experience plenty of the hygge factor in here with its soft lighting and the crackle of wood on the fire. Completing the downstairs accommodation is the bathroom with walk in shower, plunge bath and WC, just what you need to relax after a long day exploring. Upstairs are two bedrooms both with their own individual style. The king size bedroom with deep coloured walls provides a truly relaxing environment to start your peaceful nights sleep. The second bedroom with its neutral tones has a super king size zip and link bed which can also be made as a twin on request. Outside guests can spend time in the enclosed garden with outdoor furniture, ideal for summer BBQs and enjoying the open views of the farmland. Also, perfect for peace and quiet if you need to retreat away to read a book with your morning coffee. Beyond the gardens, guests are more than welcome to walk around the grounds and meet the local wildlife.
Hidden away down a quiet country road, this spacious luxury property enjoys wonderful views out to endless rolling hills, and is set in a great location within the beautiful Peak District National Park. Photographers will love the endless valley vistas waiting to be captured, while there are also plenty of great walks and cycle rides to be had in the area; head to nearby Tissington to take on the 13 mile Tissington Trail. Some of the area s best known attractions can also be easily reached, which include the Chatsworth Estate, as well as some lovely towns and villages such as Bakewell and Buxton where you can pick up some delicious local produce and souvenirs to take home. Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by the lounge, a great space to unwind and enjoy the far reaching views out over the garden and the surrounding countryside. Sink into the sofa next to the feature fireplace with wood burner and catch up on your favourite shows with the Smart TV. Through the lounge you can reach the open plan kitchen/diner, where there is dining table perfect for all occasions. The well stocked kitchen features everything you need to feel at home, including a gas hob, double electric oven, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and Bluetooth radio. There is also a convenient downstairs WC. This property boasts two comfortable bedrooms: a super king size and a king size zip and link which can be presented as twin beds on request. Both spacious bedrooms have the added features of substantial wooden beams to the vaulted ceiling, seating area and beautifully fitted en suites. Outside there is a large lawned area and terrace with teak furniture where you can really make the most of the property s beautiful surroundings and far reaching views. Should you wish to dine al fresco, there is also a BBQ to use during the summer months as well as a dining table and chairs. To the rear of the property, there is an outdoor boot store perfect for wet and muddy shoes, found just before the entrance.
Approached via a rough farm track, the property is the epitome of a rural idyll. Nestled high on the Combs Edge it is a great place to get away from it all. Nearby, Combs reservoir and the Midshires Way offer enjoyable walks through the rolling countryside. The town of Chapel en le Frith is just two miles away offering local amenities and even closer the village of Combs with an excellent pub ideal for eating out. Up a flight of steps, the first floor of this countryside barn features underfloor heating providing a cosy warmth to the property. The exposed beams and high barn ceilings give a sense of space and character, while at the rear of the barn a fully equipped kitchen contains all the essentials for guests. The lounge dining area commands inspiring views of the countryside, and a woodburner perfectly complements the homely space. The main bedroom with wooden floors, contains a double bed where guests will sleep soundly under spacious high ceilings after a day spent outdoors exploring the landscape. There are not one, but two bathrooms leading off the bedroom. One with a power shower, and the other bathroom with a bath, hand basin and toilet. Outside the barn, there is a lovely patio area where the guests can relax in the sunshine and drink in the views. For those evenings that are a little colder, there is nothing better than curling up in front of the log burning stove and watching a TV.
A walkers delight, this location is home to miles of scenic footpaths that meander through the rolling hills. The nearby popular village of Cromford, just 2 miles away, offers a fine selection of antique shops, cafes and pubs. Why not take a canal boat ride along Cromford Canal or visit Arkwright s Mill, which is a World Heritage site? From Cromford, there is easy access to the High Peak Trail which is a favourite with walkers and is ideal for cycling. Matlock Bath is 3 miles and has a huge selection of cafes, shops and pubs to enjoy and is also the starting point for the cable car that takes you to the Heights of Abraham. The old mill town of Matlock has a superb range of craft shops, independent stores and bars, whilst Chatsworth Estate is just 10 miles away. Step into the barn, take off your coat and boots and make yourself at home in the cosy lounge. Relax on the comfy seating, light the wood burner and chill out with your loved ones whilst admiring the beautiful rural views from the window. Cooking a meal in the kitchen is a delight with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave. Sit down with good company at the nearby dining table and plan the day's activities ahead. When you head upstairs you will find two bedrooms, a super king size zip and link bedroom (which can be made into a twin upon request), with a handy en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. You will also find a king size bedroom with beautiful rural views and an en suite bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is an enclosed patio with a hot tub perfectly placed to sink into and admire the rolling countryside views. There is outdoor dining furniture for a spot of al fresco dining during the warmer months. You will also find a patio to the front of the barn which catches the morning sun. Enjoy the open space of the grassy paddock which surrounds the barn. There is off road parking for two cars.
This detached barn set in the owners' grounds provides comfortable character beamed contemporary style accommodation. Located in a quiet village there is easy access into the heart of the Peak District National Park. There are numerous walks from the doorstep and Carsington Water, with lots of activities such as cycling and watersports on offer. Chatsworth House and Kedleston Hall are all a short drive away, as are pretty towns and villages such as Matlock Bath, Ashbourne, Bakewell and Buxton, all of which boast an array of shops and restaurants. The interior of the cottage perfectly matches the beautiful exterior. A large glazed door leads into the spacious lounge and open plan kitchen with gorgeous stone flagged floors. The kitchen dining area contains all the essentials that guests will need during their stay. Relax on the comfy corner sofa infront of the TV in this welcoming space. Upstairs, the bedroom is surprisingly large given the cosy cottage feel of the barn. Velux roof lights make this a spacious bright and airy room in the eaves, while exposed original oak beams gives this king size room a wonderful feel. The suite area of the bedroom is the perfect place for curling up in one of the armchairs with a book or simply taking in the views. The bedroom has an en suite with walk in shower, hand basin, heated towel rail and toilet and underfloor heating. Outside is patio seating, this chocolate box barn offers guests a charming, cosy stay in a wonderful village location.
Located in the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands, this property is within easy reach of many local attractions. The local village pub is within walking distance and a little further afield there is a country café and farm shop where you can enjoy a breakfast, lunch or dinner. The market town of Ashbourne, famous for the Royal Shrovetide, is 8 miles away, and the towns of Bakewell famous for its Bakewell Pudding and Buxton, home to an opera house and spa, are both a little further. When you re looking to fill your days, you can choose from Alton Towers, Peak Wildlife Park, Thor s Cave and the Manifold Trail, all of which can be found nearby. Or if you re looking for activities right from your doorstep, there are plenty of pretty walks and cycle rides around the Roaches and the Manifold Valley. For those who like the water, you ll find Rudyard Lake (of Kipling fame) with its miniature steam railway and a little further out, Carsington Water with its water sports centre. Tittesworth Reservoir also has a kayak/canoeing centre if you fancy a paddle and keen anglers will also enjoy spending time here. Other attractions include Haddon Hall, Chatsworth House, Cheddleton Steam Railway, Tissington Hall, Sudbury Hall and its Museum of Childhood all are local and easily reached from the property by car. This delightfully presented former hay barn combines spacious contemporary living with traditional features. The large entrance is a great space for removing outdoor wear after a long day out exploring the rolling hills of the Peak District and it leads straight into the well equipped kitchen/diner. The kitchen area has everything you could need for your stay, including a double electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The dining area has a large table and seating for you to dine in style with friends and family perfect for celebrating any occasion or simply as a place to gather. There is also a Smart TV in the dining area. In addition, there is a handy utility area situated under the stairs with a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a separate WC on the ground floor. Upstairs, you ll find the fantastic sitting room which combines character and style in abundance, providing a large yet cosy space with log burner, Smart TV and Bluetooth speakers. Down the hallway from the sitting room are two super king sized bedrooms and two king sized zip and link bedrooms which can be made up as twins on request, three of the bedrooms have an en suite shower room and WC. The fifth bedroom, accessed from one of the king sized bedrooms, has two single beds (one of which is located on a mezzanine level accessed via straight steps). Finally, adjacent to the bedroom there is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. To the front of the property you will find the enclosed garden and patio where you can enjoy amazing views of the hills, which provide the ideal backdrop for a photograph. This is also a perfect spot to relax and watch the world go by or enjoy some al fresco dining in finer weather. There is also private off road parking for three cars.
Commanding an enchanting rural position, with the nearby Monsal Trail offering a splendid route for cyclists through the re opened railway tunnels. There are various walks right on the doorstep of the barn, which are a great way for exploring this beautiful part of the world. The nearby villages offer local amenities, including pubs and restaurants for those who ve worked up an appetite outdoors. The barn has beautiful exposed wooded beams which give the property a wonderful character throughout. The kitchen is well equipped with all the essentials and a lounge diner has an electric effect log burning stove which creates an inviting ambience on cold evenings. Upstairs the main bedroom has a double bed and exposed beams, giving the room a cosy feel. The bedroom also has an en suite with bath, shower over, hand basin and toilet. The second bright bedroom contains two single beds and there is a family bathroom with a shower, hand basin and toilet. Outside there is a lovely patio area that surrounds the barn, with outdoor seating for al fresco dining or simply sitting out and enjoying the rural surrounds of the property. There is a shared stone walled garden which is a lovely grassed area ideal for children and dogs. This property is ideal for groups and links internally with Stable Barn, booked together can sleep nine people, making it ideal for special occasions and entertaining.
This ancient stone barn, enjoys a lovely position in the heart of a village in the spectacular landscape of the Peak District. The village is famous as a plague village, one of the areas that went into voluntary quarantine during the plague of 1655. Many of the old village buildings retain their original features giving the village an enchanting, historical feel. The nearby Eyam Moor offers wonderful walks and far reaching views across the Derwent Valley. After guests have worked up an appetite out on the moors, they can head back to the local village pub, the Miners Arms for a spot of recuperation. For those seeking culture, a short drive takes guests to the impressive country houses of Chatsworth and Haddon hall. The property benefits from underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and embraces open plan living. The spacious living area has a stone fireplace with electric effect wood burning stove and exposed wood beams that add to the room s character. The dining area is a lovely space for entertaining. Upstairs there are three bedrooms. Sloping, part vaulted ceilings provide a wonderful country chic to the rooms. The largest of the three bedrooms is the master, and has an impressive arched window which frames the captivating views of the village and Eyam Edge. The bedroom contains a super king size bed and also has its own en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath, toilet and hand basin. The second bedroom is a delightful twin bedroom which can be made into a super king bed if requested at the time of booking, benefiting from a large feature window which overlooks the courtyard. The bedroom also has an en suite bathroom with a shower, toilet and hand basin. The final bedroom is a good size twin bedroom which can be made into a super king bed if requested at the time of booking, with an en suite shower room with a shower, toilet and hand basin. Outside there is a sheltered courtyard which makes a great spot for a BBQ and al fresco dining.
Situated on the owners working farm this cottage is situated within easy reach of the village of Brassington which boasts a beautiful Norman church, historic streets, and two quaint pubs. Carsington water is on the doorstep with a wide range of outdoor activities to be enjoyed both on and off the water. Try your hand at windsurfing, canoeing and fishing or for those who like a dry land, push yourself to the limits on an 8 mile mountain bike course. You will also find an award winning restaurant, playground, courtyard shops, four bird hides and miles of footpaths and bridleways to explore. Make sure you visit pretty towns and villages such as Matlock Bath, Ashbourne, Bakewell and Buxton, all of which boast an array of shops and restaurants. Step into the barn to into the kitchen/diner with traditional stone underfoot gently warmed with underfloor heating throughout downstairs. The vaulted ceiling contributes to the bright and open space with the kitchen offering everything you need to rustle up a hearty meal such as electric oven and gas hob, fridge, microwave and washing machine. Come together around the farmhouse dining table and plan the day's activities ahead. Head through to the lounge with windows encapsulating the wonderful views. Curl up on the sofa with a good book or pop something on the Smart TV. Upstairs the master bedroom is a super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request). The bathroom offers a shower over bath and WC. Outside there is a spacious garden with a patio and gravel. Enjoy dining alfresco with good company watching the sunset over the surrounding countryside and the cattle grazing from your back garden. There is ample off road parking.
