Log Cabins to RentHome to Chatsworth House and the Peak District National Park and 'if you must' Alton Towers, and housing part of the National Forest, Derbyshire is a perfect location for a family holiday. Superb for walkers, cyclist, climbers, and canoeist. Also the wonderful Crich Tramway village.
In the midst of the fabulous countryside, the friendly village of Clifton offers walkers and cyclists beautiful scenic routes, and a friendly local pub. Situated to the nearby town of Ashbourne with its Georgian terraces, 13th century church, colourful market square, heritage trail, country stores and antique shops provides lots to see and explore. Set at the end of picturesque Dove Dale enjoy the Tissington Trail with its cycle hire, Matlock Bath's little Switzerland gorge, Peak Rail's steam trains puffing along the Derwent Valley. However, remember to leave some time aside to enjoy Chatsworth House and gardens, visit the dramatic Derwent Valley 'Dambuster' dams and even experience the heart stopping thrills on the latest rides at nearby Alton Towers. Step into the lodge and wander through to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This sociable space offers all you need to rest, relax and enjoy a special meal. The kitchen space offers everything you will need to cook up a storm including an electric oven and hob, fridge, small separate freezer and microwave with a nearby dining table to enjoy a lazy breakfast planning the day's activities. After a long day exploring the countryside, retreat to the sofas in the lounge and curl up with a good book or watch one of your favourite shows on the Smart TV. The lodge offers two bedrooms, a double and a twin, each decorated with stylish fabrics and comfortable furnishings to ensure you will get a good night s rest. Get ready for the day ahead in the shower room with shower and WC. Outside the lodge offers a hot tub which is tucked away for privacy and nearby dining table and chairs for dining alfresco. There is off road parking available for two cars.
The central location of the farm gives excellent access to local shops, visitor attractions, and motorway connections. Take a trip to Alton Towers, Hansons Auctioneers, Uttoxeter Racecourse, Castle Donington, or enjoy a historical day out exploring the National Trust properties such as Kedleston, Sudbury, and Calke Abbey. The market town of Ashbourne is within driving distance and with its narrow cobbled alleys, it is something of a haven for antique hunters, boasting superb shops, as well as a range of good pubs and restaurants, also within a short drive is The National Arboretum museum. Chatsworth Estate and Gardens is slightly further afield along the scenic route, and the farm shop is a must visit to stock up on local goodies. The accommodation, which is all located on one level, welcomes you into the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is flooded by light through the multiple windows. Put your feet up on the comfortable sofas and relax infront of the electric effect wood burner whilst enjoying the views over the nearby fields, it s so enchanting you might not find the time to watch the TV/DVD with plenty of DVDs to choose from. Cook a special meal for loved ones in the kitchen which offers an electric oven and hob, tall standing fridge freezer, microwave, washer/dryer and dishwasher, while the nearby dining table offers a pleasant spot to sit and enjoy a meal with loved ones. The master bedroom offers a king size bed with TV and pretty fabrics that decorate the room and also benefits from an en suite shower room and WC. The twin bedroom has zip and link beds (which can be made up as a super king size on request) and also has a TV. Bring along some bubble bath to enjoy a well deserved soak in the bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside there is a lovely enclosed veranda overlooking the surrounding gardens and countryside with seating, a great space to enjoy a glass of something chilled on a summers evening. The five acre lake is available for guests to use for nature watching and coarse fishing only, bream, roach, tench, perch and pike. There is ample off road parking available.
Foolow, Derbyshire, Heart of England
From £1008
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At a glance
Stunning and tranquil countryside location perfect for total relaxation
A romantic getaway with stunning views to take in the sunrises and sunsets.
Wi-Fi - fibre to the property.
Walking distance to a very good country pub
The Cabins are a perfect for a romantic getaway or a simple friends time away together.
We are surrounded by the our own fields and farmers fields beyond with excellent walks from the door.
Outdoor area with seating.
The cabins all have a deep filled king size beds. There is a hidden TV that can be remotely lifted out of the bottom of the bed area, should you wish to nestle down and watch a film.
The cabins have been designed and hand built at Brosterfield, providing a unique Peak District getaway. Each cabin has a relaxing sofa area which takes in the fanatic views and a good sized kitchen area with a double hob, fridge and combi-microwave oven. The kitchen is fitted out with everything you will need for a stay. The en-suite shower room are a good size with large showers.
Parking is at the base of the field, so as to not disturb the quietness and wildlife. Each cabin is just a few steps to their front door.
Keep in mind
Check-in: from 16:00
Check-out: by 10:00
House rules
No smoking
Not suitable for children or babies (small children can co-share upon request)
No parties and events
Please keep noise to a minimum
This cabin is located in Hope Valley. Bakewell Golf Club and Hope Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those in the mood for shopping can visit Buxton Baths and Chesterfield Market. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Hathersage Swimming Pool or Sandygate Road Stadium.
Spanning two floors, this characterful converted church makes a beautiful apartment for up to four guests in the centre of the delightful town of Matlock. With original stained-glass windows and church pews merging with modern flourishes, this is a truly unique space to make your home for the holiday.
Enjoy a coffee from the machine in the characterful kitchen, complete with all you will need to cook up a storm for your guests. With a toaster, kettle, microwave and dishwasher, plus all utensils included, you can serve up an excellent meal enjoyed with a bottle of wine on the four-seater kitchenette table.
The living room oozes character, adorned with original stained glass windows, comfortable sofas and home-like touches. A modern oak staircase leads up to the first floor, where the stylish sleeping accommodation can be found. With a mezzanine style balcony overlooking the ground floor, the bedrooms are made up of two stylish wood-beamed king-size doubles, with panelled walls, soft bed linens and metal framed, and four poster beds set against a warm and inviting colour palette. A shared bathroom offers a large bathtub with an over-bath shower.
With vaulted ceilings, characterful touches from bright red post boxes to model building artwork and home-like indoor plants, this converted Methodist church has been lovingly converted to a warm and inviting holiday home with a difference. Amongst the period features, modern touches of complimentary WiFi and TV provide a space to relax and unwind in the evening after an energetic day discovering all that the local area has to explore.
Right in the heart of Matlock, Oak Leaf Church has easy access to an excellent selection of independent shops and cafes, making it easy to pop out for a delicious coffee or croissant in the mornings. With the Peak District and glorious Derbyshire countryside within easy distance, the apartment provides a walker’s retreat, a great place to relax and unwind after a day out exploring this exceptionally beautiful part of the UK.
The former spa town of Matlock is situated in the South Eastern part of the Peak District, with the National Park close by. The town itself has a lovely selection of pubs, shops and cafes, plus superb transport links to get out and enjoy the surrounding area. Visit the local Black Rocks, a popular walking and climbing spot which offers superb views of Matlock Gorge. Those with energy can take the climb to the top or enjoy a milder circular walk. Formerly an area mined for lead, there are a number of interesting plants, including leadworts, and an intriguing mix of limestone and gritstone formations to explore. Refreshments are available in the summer months, and you can park near the site.
A trip to Hall Leys Park is a must, with much to do to fill your day. Take a boat out on the lake, amble along the River Derwent on a riverside walk, or even enjoy a game or two of tennis on the courts.
The local railway line between Matlock and Rowsley offers a fantastic vintage experience aboard a steam or diesel train, a great step back in time, and a chance to view the lovely countryside along the way. If you are looking for more vintage transport, then a visit to Crich Tramway Village offers the chance to ride on an old tram and explore over 60 vintage trams displayed at the museum. There is also a working pub, café and even an olde style sweet shop to keep everyone’s energy up.
Make sure to head to the Heights of Abraham, a stunning hilltop park where you can book a scenic cable car taking you up to view the stunning Derwent Valley. The Vista Restaurant at the top is a lovely spot for lunch with a view. From the hilltops to the underground caves, many illuminated caverns are explored on site. Plus a number of woodland trails and even an adventure playground.
For those looking to find some inner peace during their holiday, why not visit the Cascades Garden in the neighbouring village of Bonsall, which boasts a beautiful Meditation Garden? A tranquil space with a fantastic display of Bonsai trees, it is inspired by Buddhis Philosophy with an eye on Japanese design.
Barlow, Derbyshire, Heart of England
From £1340
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Oak Tree Retreat is situated in possibly one of the most stunning settings in Derbyshire, on the edge of a 60-acre private estate and ancient woodland with views you simply will not want to leave.
If you are looking for time to unwind and let the countryside wrap around yourself in the warm and cosy retreat, this is the perfect setting.
Underfloor heating, fluffy blankets, walks from the door, the Peaks and good pubs to explore, will allow you to return feeling fully relaxed.
Endless tourist attractions & local pubs within easy access. Oak Tree Retreat is a stunning pod that has been designed for those looking to escape the ways of normal life.
The hand built cabin has been well thought out with soft lighting and table lamps to create a cosy environment.
Oak Tree Retreat will ensure you:-
Wake up to stunning views of wild flowers in the summer and frosty fields in the winter and stunning sunsets
Wrapping up in warm woollies for long winter walks or taking advantage of the outdoor sitting area to take in the long summer days.
Peak District Christmas Markets
Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall decorated for Christmas
There is a shower room with an off-grid Cinderella Toilet, renowned for its sustainable and environmentally friendly performance. It is easy to use and requires a small supplied paper sheet to be placed in the bowl before use making it hygienic and clean. A press of a button and everything is gone. No cleaning, no smells, no emptying required.
PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE NO CURTAINS THROUGHOUT THE POD.
This is to take full advantage of the truly outstanding views. The pod is situated in a private area and is not overlooked. You may wish to bring an eye mask if you do not wish for mother nature to wake you up.
The pod is a great retreat in the winter too. With underfloor heating, fur throws and an outside fire, you'll stay toasty and warm throughout.
For warmer days, a fan is on hand to keep the pod cool. (please do request this if it is needed for any other times of the year).
Towels, sheets and special toiletries are provided.
Please note that Oak Tree Pod" does not accept dogs
Located in Dronfield, this cabin is in a rural area. Sheffield Botanical Gardens and National Centre for Popular Music are local attractions and those in the mood for shopping can visit Chesterfield Market and Meadowhall Shopping Centre. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Bramall Lane or Ponds Forge International Sports Centre.
Belper, Derbyshire, Heart of England
From £315
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This peaceful shepherd's hut rests in Alderwasley, Derbyshire and can sleep two people in one bedroom.
Packhorse Shepherd’s Hut is a charming shepherds hut nestled in the countryside of Alderwasley, Derbyshire. Hosting studio-style accommodation with a double bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside, there is off-road parking for two cars and decking with furniture. Packhorse Shepherd’s Hut is the ideal base for a romantic retreat to the pretty Peak District.
Amenities: Electric heater. Hotplate, microwave, fridge. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Decking with furniture. Pet-friendly. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 3.1 miles, pub 0.8 miles. Note: This property does not accept children. Note: Though the property is all on one level, there are steps up to the decking
Region: The ultimate in “year-round” appeal, the Peak District offers countryside, picturesque villages and magnificent scenery. It touches upon six counties and encloses 555 square miles of open moorland, flowing rivers, and wooded dales.
Town: The small and charming market town of Wirksworth is situated just six miles from the bustling town of Matlock. Just outside the ever-popular Peak District National Park, Wirksworth is bursting with character and home to impressive architecture and a magnificent parish church. Along with the picturesque charm within the small town, Wirksworth hosts a deli, butchers and bakers, with a handful of local shops and businesses adding to the appeal.
Located in Belper, this lodge is in a rural area and near theme parks. Peak District National Park and Derwent Valley Mills reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Ecclesbourne Valley Railway and Gulliver's Kingdom. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's going on at Derbyshire County Cricket Club, or consider a night out at Blackbrook House. Fishing offers a great chance to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with rock climbing, hiking/biking trails, and horse riding nearby.
Foolow, Derbyshire, Heart of England
From £1008
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Robin's Nest is the perfect location to get away from hectic life, nestled in the trees looking over the fields at Brosterfield Farm.
Equipped for a cosy night in or a walk to the pub for local home cooked food then to return to soak away the stress in the Robin's Nest wood burning Hot tub, enjoy a class of wine whilst watching the sun go down.
So close to many walks that you can start from the farm or a 15 minute drive to Chatsworth Park, Thornbridge Hall, Haddon Hall, Monsal Trail and much more.
The location of Brosterfield farm and its surrounding area is idyllic.
This cabin is located in Hope Valley. Chatsworth House and Eyam Hall are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Bakewell Golf Club and Ridge Walk Mam Tor to Losehill. Baked Well Pottery Painting and Virgin Balloon Flights are also worth visiting.
Originally built in 1690, The Bellflower is an elegantly renovated Georgian property with lovingly restored original features, inviting guests to relax in sumptuous surroundings without sacrificing any of the benefits of modern technology and contemporary comforts! With 1.5 acres of mature gardens to enjoy (including a large terrace and a full size grass tennis court) there are also four acres of paddock, stables and orchards if you feel like horse riding (or maybe trying your hand at scrumping). The house sleeps up to twenty people with eight bedrooms and a further two dressing rooms available to be converted to sleep an additional four guests on request. The Bellflower also boasts a 12-foot swim spa and hot tub, a games room with pool table, a cinema with a 3-metre wide screen, 100-foot master suite with an exquisite bathroom, and two of the remaining seven bedrooms also boast spa baths, plus four spacious reception rooms. There's plenty of room and amenities for everyone to enjoy exactly the kind of holiday they're looking for, whether that's a wellness break, something a bit more active to just pure relaxation from morning to night!
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The Bellflower is set in a quiet and private village location. The old market town of Ashby de la Zouch is 5 minutes away and provides a great selection of shopping, sports and entertainment facilities. The cities of Birmingham, Leicester, Burton upon Trent, Derby and Nottingham are all less than 30 minutes away. The village is very well placed for connections to the M42, M1, M6 and M40 motorway networks, and East Midlands Airport and Birmingham Airport/International railway station are both about 20 minutes away. There are three trains per hour direct from Birmingham International to London Euston, a journey which only takes 70 minutes and makes a day trip into London an exciting and easy prospect!
A Delightful, compact, self contained space ideal for a weekend break in the heart of Derbyshire.
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Located in Alfreton, this cabin is in a rural area. Heage Windmill and Wingfield Manor are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Alfreton Golf Club and Notts Hollinwell. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's going on at Field Mill, or consider a night out at Blackbrook House.
middle handley sheffield, Derbyshire, Heart of England
From £854
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A newly converted boathouse offering a secluded and tranquil location on the fringe of the Peak District national park.
The boathouse is situated beside its own trout pool surrounded by decking which overhangs the water's edge.
Guests have exclusive use of the lake and paddocks.
Fly fishing is strictly catch and release only, barbless hooks no lures/ no spinning.
There is a large outdoor seating area with built in barbeque,French stove and a four seat hot tub right outside the bedroom only feet from the water's edge and overlooking the waterfall.
One double bedroom [ further folding double for additional guests ]
Spacious kitchen/ living room and wonderful summer room overlooking the lake.
The property nestles in the 4 acre grounds of the old village schoolhouse in a quiet backwater.
A public house serving award winning food and real ales is a 100 yard walk away and a michelin starred restaurant is in the next village.
Guests may enjoy use of a boat , canoe , pedalos and swimming in the clear waters of the trout pool.
There are two adjacent 2 acre Paddocks one of which has three golf holes ( clubs/balls available)These are not maintained to golf club greens standard , more of driving range target holes.
Within a 10 minute drive is the historic market town of Chesterfield, a further 15 minutes is Bakewell, Dovedale, Hardwick Hall , Chatsworth and Matlock Bath.
Long lets available in winter months.
PLEASE NOTE - The facilities are for the exclusive use of the guests included in the booking only. If the paying guests wish to have any day visitors these may be permitted up to a maximum of four, but please check with the owner before arrival.
Fishing is not permitted for day visitors and under no circumstances are day visitors allowed to stay overnight.
Guests should note security cameras around the exterior are not in use whilst guests are staying , these are only activated whilst the property is empty and closed during jan/feb/march.
Located in Sheffield, this cabin is in a rural area and on the waterfront. Barrow Hill Roundhouse Railway Centre and Pomegranate Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Birley Wood Golf Club and Dore and Totley Golf Club. Consider O2 Academy for a night out or Gulliver's Valley if you're traveling with kids. Water skiing and sailing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding and cycling nearby.
