LATE AVAILABILITY COTTAGES IN THE MIDLANDS, COTSWOLDS AND PEAK DISTRICT

Hurdlow Grange is a group of luxury farmhouses and barns sleeping any combination of people between 2 & 45. Recently converted mixing contemporary style with traditional buildings. Good for small groups taking over one or two of the properties or a big party enjoying all the properties exclusively.

                 

Kemerton is one of several villages renowned for their beauty, on the foot of Bredon Hill. The village shop and The Crown, a friendly village pub which serves excellent food in the restaurant, are a few minutes walk up the lane from Upper Court. On a clear day you can see 5 counties.

        

The Old Parish Poorhouse offers a warm welcome and is able to seat your full party around the table with garden views and a log fire. Located in a pretty village with a historic market hall, 2 churches, a village shop, post office and two excellent pubs.

     

Detached cottage with hot-tub set on the hillside in the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. It is a wonderful retreat surrounded by mature gardens from which to absorb the glorious views. The cottage offers charm and character with inglenook fireplaces, beams and flagstone floors.

     

We are situated on the Shropshire/Staffordshire border in an undiscovered part of the country that is just waiting to be explored. We now have a games room with pool table, table football and Wifi internet access.

     

Two delightful stone cottages set in the heart of the Cotswolds in Bourton-on-the-Water. Both cottages benefit from a wealth of period features including oak beams and stone mullion leaded windows as well as being ideally located for a holiday in the Cotswolds.

  

Two recently converted luxury holiday barns located on the South Western edge of the Peak District National Park. Each barn has two bedrooms and can be booked separately or together for groups of 2 to 8 people. Excellent walking exists in all directions from the doorstep.

     

Bluebell and Butterfield Cottages nestle in Tideswell, a beautiful, bustling conservation village in The Peak District in Derbyshire. Well situated for walking, exploring the area, shops, pubs, tearooms and restaurants.

        

Set in the picturesque village of Darley Bridge this delightful cottage dating back to the 1740s exudes immense character throughout. Full of charm and intrigue with an abundance of original features inc. LOG FIRES. IDEAL LOCATION for visiting major attractions. 2-5 day SHORT BREAKS available.

           

Comfortable, well-equipped and attractively presented, Croft House Barn is a 4 star VB awarded, 400 year old stone cottage in the Peak District National Park. Sleeping up to 6 in 3 en-suite bedrooms it is two minutes from a cosy country pub serving excellent homemade food. Doorstep walks/cycling.

     

Six cottages carefully reconstructed around what was once a stable yard in traditional Cotswolds style. The cottages stand within their own pretty, wooded gardens and are surrounded by open fields. Many good country pubs and restaurants nearby, the closest just 100 yards away.


     

Ideally situated between Leek and the beautiful spa town of Buxton, Blackshaw Grange is set in its own private grounds with views overlooking the Roaches, the gateway to the magnificent Peak District. The location is perfect for outdoor activities such as climbing, walking and cycling.

     

Cotterill Farm is made up of 5 charming cottages standing in 12 acres of land in the beautiful countryside of The Peak District. It is surrounded almost entirely by a nature reserve with footpaths and bridleways on our doorstep and three cycle trails within three miles. ETB 4 Star Classifield.

     

This romantic Grade II listed character cottage is situated in an IDEAL LOCATION for discovering some of England's most beautiful countryside, and is close to many major attractions inc Chatsworth House. The cottage includes a large open LOG FIRE. 2-5 day SHORT BREAKS available.

           

A truly fabulous LUXURY APARTMENT. Striking, spacious, and welcoming, with MAGNIFICENT VIEWS of the Derwent Valley. A PERFECT LOCATION for all the Peak District attractions inc. Chatsworth. SHORT BREAKS AVAILABLE

     

With panoramic views over the Derwent Valley, Whinnie Tickle House dates back to 1850's. Whinnie Tickle is on the ground floor of a converted hotel and has its own large private terrace with fantastic views of the Derwent Valley.


     

The cottage stands within the boundaries of the Peak National Park in Derbyshire and dates back to the 17th Century. It is an ideal base to explore the Peak Park, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Buxton and Castleton (for its caves and caverns).

     

The cottage is in a conservation area and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, reflected in the magnificent country walks with their panoramic views. Pasture Lane leads up through fields and woodland to Morton-in-Marsh. Traffic is light outside as the lane ends higher up at a farm.