Middleton by Youlgreave is a small Peak District village in the southern heart of the National Park. A short drive will bring you to the farming village of Youlgreave which boasts grocery shops a post.....
This contemporary cottage enjoys a great location on the eastern edge of the Peak District, a much loved National Park, offering walks for all abilities, from gently rolling hills to the heights of Ki.....
Perfect for families who want the peace and quiet of the countryside but with many amenities within a short walk. Spend your days lazing in the garden or relaxing by the fire with good company...
This characterful property is located in the heart of Bakewell, where there are shops, dog friendly places to eat, wonderful restaurants with plenty of culinary choices and river walks all on your doo.....
This detached cottage is located on the boarder of the Peak District National Park within the owner s grounds. Situated close by to Chesterfield this ensures the location has fantastic transport links.....
This idyllic and traditional cottage has nature on the doorstep, and is set in the heart of the Peak District s Stanage North Lees estate. It s uniquely nestled on its own on a hillside and just a mil.....
Located in the heart of the Peak District s Hope Valley. It is an ideal base for actively exploring the stunning countryside or for just chilling and relaxing. Walks and cycle routes start from the fr.....
Whaley Bridge or the Gateway to the Goyt Valley is an attractive small town located on the edge of the Peak District National Park. At the head of the Peak Forest Canal the area boasts pretty walks an.....
Commanding a delightful valley-side position in the High Peak guests are offered spacious barn accommodation. The nearby network of canals and canal basin in Whaley Bridge offer lovely walks. For some.....
Spoil yourself with a rural break at this gorgeous countryside retreat, styled to perfection and with comfort in mind you will easily find the time to switch off from the daily hustle and bustle wheth.....
