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The smaller of the two 18th century conversions, the Wash house being the other, but no less charming. Beautifully designed & warmly welcoming - a little boho bolt hole. Double bed is on a sleeping platform. Wet room, & kitchen facilities including microwave, toaster & kettle with access to fridge and freezer. Use of courtyard and garden and new this year our cosy garden room with record player, books and seats with sheepskin throws to chill out in.

Historic conversions within the wild beauty of the Peak District.

Wirksworth is a vibrant, arty market town with great pubs and restaurants. It boasts a number of independent shops including vintage and antique shops, delis and coffee shops. Within 2 minutes of open countryside.

Quirky, beautiful & self contained holiday let. Cosy converted wash-house, set within grounds of stunning Georgian townhouse in arty, small market town. Gateway to the Peak District National Park. Double bed on sleeping platform. Fully equipped wet room. Microwave ,kettle & toaster with access to fridge and freezer. Use of garden, courtyard and new for this year our very special Garden room with record player , books and seats with sheepskin throws, to chill out in .

This Cosy Romantic stone barn sleeps 2 guests & is set on its own in a private woodland with plenty of parking. 1 dog is welcome at an extra cost of £4 per night. Located only 5 mins from Crich Tramway Museum & 10 mins from Cromford (a World Heritage Site), Wirksworth, Matlock Bath, Matlock town centre and just 15mins from Bakewell & Chatsworth. The Barn is ideal as a base for exploring the Peak District National Park and surrounding area.

The Barn is a one up/one down with adjoining Toilet /shower room. Downstairs is an Open plan Lounge/Kitchenette with Microwave,2 ring hob, sink and toaster, 2 seater sofa ,table and 2 chairs. A short ladder leads up to the Bedroom where there is a TV and a rail for hanging clothing. A small side door provides access to the outside from the bedroom. Outside there is a patio area with seating and table where you can enjoy the tranquil surrounding and the view across the Derwent Valley. The property is not suitable for children under 7.

The Barn is located within the World Heritage Buffer Zone with the famous Arkwrights Mill in the valley below at Cromford. John Smedley's Mill is nearby which is still producing Knitwear which can be purchased at the Factory Shop.There is a local pub nearby that serves food and a butchers just along the road. Several shops, Pubs and an indian restaurant can be found in Crich village just over a mile away.

***SLEEPS 20 PEOPLE- 14 in permanent beds and 6 on sofa beds. XMAS AND NEW YEAR NOW AVAILABLE - full week only Friday to Friday, £2400 per week. The Grange is a large converted stone barn set amongst stunning Derbyshire countryside with fantastic views. An ideal place for parties, families, groups, hen dos and stag dos. Near the picturesque village of Kirk Ireton (1 mile) with its village shop, medieval church and real ale pub and market town of Wirksworth and the Peak District.

A characterful property with plenty of room for parties, gatherings of family or friends, stag dos or hen dos with a big dining kitchen/lounge, separate lounge, games room, utility room, family bathroom and six bedrooms (3 en suite) sleeping 14 in permanent beds, with the option of a further six people on sofa/fold out beds and 3 cots for babies. There are built-in BBQs in the pretty garden and a covered area under the stone cartshed arches for your use - why not hire in a hot tub? NB. if you book an external supplier you must agree this with us first. A charge will be payable for electricity and water usage for things like bouncy castles/hot tubs. If you need more room we also have Doveholes Barn at the same property - sleeps 4+2 people - see our other listing. Located in a peaceful courtyard setting a mile out of the village of Kirk Ireton and close to Carsington Water reservoir (watersports centre and circular walking/cycling route). A footpath leads directly from the farm to the village. The Peak District is almost on our doorstep offering incredible scenery, hiking and many outdoor activities. Rural, but certainly not isolated, The Grange is close to the popular towns of Wirksworth, Ashbourne and Bakewell plus a wealth of historic houses (Chatsworth, Haddon, Hardwick) and family attractions. The city of Derby and Alton Towers are also within easy reach. We've got some great eating and drinking pubs nearby too, or you can hire in an outside caterer to cook for your special event in the Grange. We like to think our guests see The Grange as their home away from home and we love to see it being enjoyed by all different groups. We live across the yard so we are on hand to assist if required but far enough away for you to have privacy. PLEASE NOTE: the pricing on this website is shown on a nightly basis so doesn't always calculate correctly. Weekend breaks (either Fri-Sun or Fri to Mon) start from £1200 and weeks (usually Friday to Friday) start from £1600. Please contact me to confirm price for your stay. The basic price is for up to 14 people using the permanent beds and we charge £50 per person per stay on top of this for any guests wanting to use the sofa beds.

Quiet rural setting within a small group of barns 1 mile from Kirk Ireton village and close to Carsington Water reservoir and watersports. many local walks amongst beautiful Derbyshire Dales and Peak District scenery. Good access to local towns and Derby city.

Our cabins are set in 12 acres of private land that we use for our heavy horses. We have three cabins and they all have their own hot tubs . Our site is a quiet site so no parties or loud noises. A place to relax and unwind.

We have three cabins and they are located down a drive surrounded by heavy horses and countryside. Great walks from the cabins and local pub The bear is only 20 min walk away, dog friendly

Our cabins are located in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside but only short car drives to local attractions like the Cromford canal, Crich tramway museum, Bakewell, chatsworth, Ashbourne , carsington waters, Alton towers to mention just a few

Postern View really is a cosy little gem nestled in the Derbyshire village of Turnditch. A super little cottage with everything you need to be home-from home. A fantastic base to discover the many walks up and down the Ecclesbourne Valley, as well as cycling and a wide variety of water sports to enjoy at nearby Carsington Water. The attractive, traditional market towns of Belper, Wirksworth, Ashbourne and Matlock are all within easy reach.

Ground Floor: Living room: With multi-fuel burner and Freeview TV. Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, induction hob, combi microwave/oven/grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, Velux windows, tiled floor and French doors leading to garden. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet, heated towel rail and Velux window. Gas central heating (underfloor in kitchen/dining room), electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for multi-fuel burner included. Welcome pack. Lawned front garden and enclosed lawned rear garden with patio. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.

Typical rural village that is nicely situated to explore by day and relax by night. Lovely neighbours that I'm sure will make every effort to make you feel welcome if they see you. Both village pubs appreciate a visit from all our guests including any canine companions.

A beautiful room in a lovely house on a quiet road in Duffield which is close to the A38 and 6 miles from Derby City Centre. Duffield is a lovely village with restaurants, shops, bars and open countryside within walking distance from the house. The bedroom has a dual-aspect to the garden, an ensuite bathroom and is on the ground floor with its own separate access via the dining room.

On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, check-in usually has to be after 6pm to give us time for change-over between guests. On other days, check-in can be earlier. The bedroom is decorated in a contemporary style and has a double bed with good quality mattress, a bedside table, a desk, two chairs, wall hanging space for clothes, coffee and tea-making facilities. Breakfast is not included.

There is a golf course (4 min walk), restaurants, bars, cafes and coffee shops in the village (10 min walk)

Our house is situated on the edge of Wirksworth in Millers Green, its 15 – 20 minute stroll into the centre of town either over the fields along a well-defined footpath or along the road and walking distance to Haarlem Mill. It is in a private cul-de- sac of just four houses so does not suffer from any traffic noise.

The guest bedroom which has one double bed is an excellent size with wonderful views of the rolling Derbyshire countryside. There is a wardrobe and drawers available for you to use, there is also tea and coffee making facilities in the room. The separate modern bathroom is for your private use, it has an electric shower, washbasin, toilet and bath. Our conservatory is lovely place to sit and watch the sun go down over the hills in the summer. Our garden is very colourful during the summer months and is constantly evolving, and provides another lovely place to sit and relax - bring your own wine and use our outdoor furniture for a ‘chill out’ evening. We will provide a simple breakfast suitable for vegetarians of juice, cereals, toast, fruit and yogurt along with preserves (homemade where possible), please let us know any other dietary requirements. You can also use our kitchen for the preparation and cooking of evening meals (by arrangement so were not falling over ourselves). If you wanted to eat in from the local take outs or have a simple supper or lunch of cheese, bread and wine etc. (there is a bakery & Co-Op in the center of Wirksworth which offer delightful treats) then we’ll make crockery, cutlery, glasses and space available for your use.

Wirksworth is a fairly unique and historic town full of odd nooks and crannies and the ancient and fascinating church of St Mary nestles in its small cathedral-like precinct in the centre. It has many independent shops and coffee / tea establishments. There are a number of fine pubs, some serving meals. There is also a splendid French style bistro (La Minstrel) which opens daily - advanced bookings are recommended for weekends. A little further afield many of the surrounding villages also offer additional fine dining. Wirksworth has a fuel filling station and a large Co-Op. Wirksworth also has its own heritage railway (The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway) who operate passenger services on the line between Wirksworth and Duffield mainly using heritage diesel railcars and occasionally steam locomotives. The town has well-dressings during Whitson week, and every September there is the unusual ceremony of 'Clypping', in which the church is encircled by the congregation holding hands around it. Wirksworth has the well-known Arts Festival, which happens over a September weekend. The Festival includes all forms of Art, with the Market Square the centre for music, dance and street acts while many of the houses around the village play host to many different forms of artistic expression. Tours and tour maps can be bought in the local shops during the festival. Being on the edge of the Peak District National Park and the White Peak there are many fine walks available to suit all abilities and a number can be done from our front door. Carsington Reservoir circular track is within a 30 minute walk of our home as is the traffic free High Peak trail which is suitable for walking and cycling (cycle hire is available locally). Famous Dovedale with its ‘stepping stones’ is only a short drive away. For the more energetic the gritstone edges and wild moors of the Dark Peak are only a 50 minute drive away. The historic town of Bakewell, the stately homes of Haddon Hall, Chatsworth House and Kedleston Hall are all within 30 minutes by car. Matlock and Matlock Bath with its cable car to the Heights of Abraham a short 10 minute drive. The National Stone Centre, Derbyshire Eco Centre and the Mount Cook Adventure Centre also have their homes in Wirksworth. We are also with easy reach of a number of local wedding venues including Haarlem Mill (10 min walking distance), Shottle Hall and Alison House among others.

Perfect location for exploring the beautiful Amber Valley and Derbyshire countryside. Belper is 20 mins drive to Derby or Matlock and 30 mins drive to Chatsworth and Bakewell.

Belper is great place to explore with lots of independent retailers, coffee shops restaurants, bars and cinema. It is surrounded by picturesque countryside and has a beautiful park, The River Gardens, which is an ideal spot for a picnic or hiring a row boat to explore the River Derwent.

Open living/kitchen/diner with vaulted ceiling and luxury wood burning stove. Flooded with light from skylight, double height window and quirky stable door. Comfortable double bedroom. Secluded and peaceful location near charming limestone Derbyshire dales village of Kirk Ireton in farm complex. Long reaching views from garden down picturesque valley. Relaxing haven with trees rustling outside; resident owls, swallows and bats. Close to Carsington Water and easy access to Peaks.

Covered porch entrance (with nesting swallows) down two steps into entrance hall with same floor access to living room, bedroom and bathroom. Open plan living room. This is a bright airy room with brand new HETAS registered wood burning stove (starter fuel pack provided during colder weather), bed settee (bed linen provided on request) kitchen units, double fan oven, 4 ring hob, microwave and fridge. Oak dining table and 3 chairs (high chair available on request) near stable door (second entrance to holiday let without steps from parking area). TV and DVD player. WiFi available but unreliable! The rural network is poor at times. Limited mobile network too I’m afraid. Spacious and comfortable double bedroom. Bed linen and towels provided. Child’s cot available on request. Bathroom with electric shower over bath, toilet and washbasin. Outside: a rustic bench on the doorstep to soak up the morning sun with a morning coffee. Ample private parking in farmyard in front of barns. Mature trees including silver birch providing natural shade. Small table and chairs positioned for a drink with a view. The green cushions are for outdoor use so please feel free to take these outside during your stay. Swallows, owls and more regular garden birds spotted and heard daily. There are a pair of buzzards who cross the drive and nest in the neighbouring woodland. We also have bats living in our conservatory roof so these can be seen easily at dusk swooping around. Ducks and a heron visit main farm house pond on occasion too.

We moved to derbyshire 4 years ago and couldn’t believe our luck when we found Alton Nether Farm. A real slice of paradise. Away from bustling crowds and surrounded by beautiful countryside. If you like walking, cycling, sailing, rock climbing, bird watching or simply relaxing this is the place for you! Kirk Ireton is a charming limestone village nestling in the hills above Wirksworth and a lovely walk down to Carsington Water. The idyllic rural village has an extremely well stocked community shop and a traditional gabled inn the Barley Mow. Wirksworth itself is a gem of a town with a traditional market, a surprising selection of good quality restaurants and even an independent cinema; somewhere you can forget the rigours of modern life. Carsington Water offers bike hire, kayaking, sailing and nature reserves to mention a few of the many leisure facilities available. Also nearby is the historic Cromford with Arkwright’s Mills, the Tissington Trail, Alport Heights and of course the beautiful peaks just a short drive away. Our favourite places to eat out are The Cock Inn in Muggington, just 10 minutes drive or a little slice of France at Le Mistral in Wirksworth. Everything you need for a wonderful holiday whether for a short romantic break or a full week.

You’ll love my place because it’s 5 mins walk to the centre of Duffield with its pubs & shops & 10 min train or bus into Derby or Matlock. A 30 min drive to Ashbourne & Wirksworth. The house is being renovated so is a little hectic but these rooms are in a separate annex & although not perfect are comfy. Its good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families &pets. We have a dog, cat & children & welcome those with or without.

The guests are welcome to use any part of the annex and garden . There are two toilets, a small lounge and kitchen area. There are tvs in both bedrooms and the lounge area.

Duffield is a friendly village set in beautiful countryside . There are all the amenities you need in the village and some beautiful walks nearby .

Beautiful cottage situated in the historic lead mining village of Middleton-by-Wirksworth, right on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Situated close to the High Peak Trail, ideal for cyclists or walkers with cycle hire available at Middleton Top. Nearby Carsington Water is also very popular for water activities and cycling. Local places of interest include the historic towns of Matlock, Cromford, and Wirksworth. Bakewell and Chatsworth House are a short drive away.

Sitting Room, Kitchen, Shower and Toilet on the ground floor. TV with Freesat. DAB Radio. No Wifi! 4G signal is excellent though. Log burner (basket of logs provided). Landing area with Sofa Bed for a "plus one". Bedroom with King size bed. Bedding, towels, toilet roll all provided. Small Garden ideal for sitting out with a hard-earned drink after a day's activity! Lockable shed, ideal for storing bikes. Parking is on the main road, usually freely available. You can stop briefly outside the cottage and drop your bags off before finding a spot. Two pubs to choose from, both in walking distance.

Honeysuckle Cottage is located in the popular Peak District National Park in the pretty village of Middleton-by-Wirksworth. Close by you will find the High Peak Trail and Carsington Water with the towns of Wirksworth, Cromford, Matlock and Matlock Bath nearby. Walkers and cyclists have a choice of paths (many straight from the door) offering routes to suit every ability and there are a number of picturesque villages to explore. A couple of miles away at Carsington Water there are water sports and cycle hire. Cromford nestles in the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site and is home to the Arkwright Museum. There is a shopping outlet at Masson Mill and at Arkwright’s Mill there are numerous craft, gift and antique outlets as well as the working mills showing how the textiles were produced years ago. Heritage enthusiasts will enjoy the steam railways in nearby Wirksworth and Matlock whilst there is a Tramway Museum in nearby Crich. In Middleton itself is the Steeple Grange Light Railway and, situated on the High Peak Trail, Middleton Top Engine House is a preserved steam engine formerly used to haul trains up the 700-yard long 1-in-8 gradient of Middleton Incline. While living at Mountain Cottage in Middleton during the bitter winter of 1918-19, D.H. Lawrence wrote the short story A Wintry Peacock (published in 1921), which is set in the immediate locality. Black Rocks are a a gritstone out crop a short walk away and there are a number of limestone crags that leave climbers spoilt for choice. A short drive away you will find stately homes and gardens such as Chatsworth House, Hardwick hall and Haddon Hall to name but a few. The market town of Wirksworth is a mile away with good shops and eateries and Middleton itself has 2 pubs both about 500 yards away.

Self contained cottage with stunning views across the Derbyshire countryside. Situated between Ashbourne and Belper, part of the UNESCO world heritage site. Easy access to Shottle Hall, Blackbrook House and Kedleston Hall. Short drive to Carsington Reservoir, Dovedale, Chatsworth House and Alton Towers . Great walking from the door, three country pubs within walking distance. Lots of hills for keen road cyclist and trails -Tissington and High Peak Trail a short drive away.

The kitchen is well equipped and has extensive views over the Ecclesbourne valley, the lounge and bedroom are open plan with the king size bed being on a mezzanine level. The shower room is just off the sleeping area. Large comfy sofa to relax watching tv awaits you

Within walking distance three pubs, the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway is one field away and there is a station in the village. Steam train run bank holiday weekends but most weekends there are Diesel engines. The Hideout is a great location to explore the peak or just relax and unwind

Converted single story barn with en suite, twin beds and own separate decking area with seating to enjoy the fabulous views. Tea and coffee making facilities. Bedding/towels provided. On edge of Peak District National Park. Ideal for walkers and cyclists. Only accessed by car/taxi. Nearest village 2 miles away with pubs, shop and restaurants. Farm shop and cafe 1 mile away.

1 bedroomed, sleeping up to 2 people cottage in the heart of the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site. This lovely stone built cottage, overlooks a 13th Century chapel with views across this beautiful town and is located on a quiet cobbled side street, in a Conservation Area. It is filled with vintage charm and has a boutique feel. Whether you arrive by car, train or bus you're just minutes away from the town centre, making this one of the most accessible places to stay in the county we believe.

Strutt Cottage is just a 5 minute walk from the centre of town and all amenities. Yet has countryside views and is nestled within a beautiful Conservation Area. There’s even a wonderful cinema nearby!

Recently built, 1 bedroom detached bungalow located on the outskirts of Belper, Derbyshire and on the edge of the Peak District. Supplies for a light breakfast are included such as; eggs, bread, jam, cereal, milk, orange juice, tea & coffee.

Built as a detached annex to our family home, the bungalow has a bright and airy open plan living and kitchen/dining area. 1 double bedroom and spacious shower room. Parking at front of property. (Please advise if you will be parking more than one vehicle). Fully equipped kitchen including oven, hob and microwave. A welcome pack of tea/coffee/light breakfast is included. The lounge area has a leather sofa and reclining chair, TV, DVD Player (inc. a selection of DVD's) stereo and games. Towels and an assortment of toiletries are available in the shower room. The double bed will be ready made with fresh bed linen. Towels are also provided. Wifi code is available on arrival. Many of our guests report excellent coverage, however, the signal can occasionally be temperamental.

The bungalow is situated in a well kept, modern residential area. Located in a quite cul-de-sac, the bungalow is built next to our detached family home with a shared drive to the front of the property. Pets are welcome by prior agreement but please note, there is no access to the garden. However, countryside and parks are just a few minutes walk away.

Spring Cottage is tucked away in a beautiful, rural part of the Derbyshire Dales. The views are special and guests are welcome to sit in and walk around the garden. There are fabulous circular walks, from our door, varying from 30 mins - all day. We (Ali and John) work in agriculture, have a small menagerie and have many countryside interests. We will be pleased to chat with guests or to give privacy. We can collect guests from nearby stations and assist in other ways by prior arrangement.

The old part of Spring Cottage dates from the 18th Century. In addition to the bedroom and adjacent shower room (in the old bit), guests can use our large sitting room (new bit) as their breakfast room and somewhere to sit and relax. There is a book exchange, games and a log burner which we are happy to light on cooler evenings. There is also a mini fridge, which will be stocked with milk, bread, water (from our own spring supply) and other DIY breakfast foods, as arranged prior to your stay. As well as hot drink and toast making facilities in this room, there is a hospitality tray in the bedroom. For warmer weather there is a sitting out area and our guests will always be welcome in the garden and to walk around our small area of woodland; especially if you bring your gardening gloves! There is parking right outside the cottage. If staying with us in Spring there will be a few lambs to see in addition to our poultry, cat and two dogs.

The view from our garden across the Derwent Valley to Crich Stand, the Sherwood Foresters memorial, is fabulous. All of the cottage windows look out onto the garden, fields and woodlands. It is a lovely location within the Derbyshire Dales. Just 5 minutes in the car (or a 30-40 mins walk over the fields) gets you to The Family Tree, a great place to have a cooked breakfast, lunch or tea and cake. The character-filled small market town of Wirksworth is within 10 minutes drive. Belper (High Street of the Year 2020), Matlock, Matlock Bath, Ashbourne and Bakewell are also within easy reach for eating out, nice shopping, antiques and local history museums. Crich Tramway Museum and the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Sites are close by and Derbyshire offers a wealth of fabulous landscapes and beautiful gardens.

Wirksworth is a small market town on the edge of The Derbyshire Peak District, an ideal location for walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits. The cottage, originally a quarryman's dwelling, has been fully refurbished and is maintained to a high standard. The accommodation: double and single bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, shower room and TV lounge. Outside is a decked sitting area. Guests also have use of a croquet lawn, boules court and parking in the garden of Babington House next door.

Luxury cottage offering accommodation in double bedroom. Ideal for business trips or a couple wanting to explore the Derwent Valley and Peak District. A large spacious cottage with the privacy of a private lounge if required. Quaint front and back garden. Strictly over 18's only. I also have a sleepy cat who only lives downstairs. Continental breakfast available if required of bread, jam, fruit, yoghurt ,granola nuts and seeds, tea & coffee.

A good location for exploring Derbyshire and the Peaks. Luxury high spec kitchen and bathroom with bedlinen and towels provided.

2 miles from the lovely Belper town centre with award winning High Street with many individual shops. 20 minutes from Matlock Bath. 7 miles from Derby.

The apartment is set over a garage with tremendous rural views, it is set within the garden of a 400 year old cottage. The accommodation comprises of a kitchen/lounge with a fridge, cooker, sink, heater, and a TV with WIFI connection. Adjacent to the lounge is a double bedroom with wardrobe, heater and workspace/dressing table, hairdrier and an en-suite bathroom with heated towel rail and shower/bath. The apartment has no off street parking but there is ample space on the lane

The apartment is set within the garden of a private house with a drive directly off Chadwick Nick Lane. This is a quiet country lane offering immediate access to numerous walks without having to drive. Should you wish to drive there are many locations within easy reach, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Bolsover Castle together with Matlock, Matlock Bath and numerous local villages including many places to eat and have a drink together with Crich village which is within easy walking distance.

Within a mile walk of the apartment you will find Crich village which has a Post Office, The Black Swan Pub, The Cardale Fish and Chip Shop, The Jeera Indian Restaurant, A grocery store and The Loaf bakery and cafe. All are easily accessed on foot or by car, by foot the village is approached over the Tors, a country walk which offers panoramic views of surrounding towns and Alport Heights. Set adjacent to the village is the National Tramway Museum and Crich Stand, a stone tower which offers panoramic views over the whole area and many counties within view. The adjacent village of Cromford is the start of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site and is the start of the Cromford Canal and the site of Arkwrights Mill, the worlds first water powered cotton spinning mill, a world heritage centre. The area dates from the time of the Civil War and set adjacent to the local village of South Wingfield, is Wingfield Manor, this is the ruin of a royalist manor house which was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell's cannons.

The bedroom is in a large modern house in a quiet residential part of Belper. The large modern private bathroom has a huge shower with digital controls for precise temperature control. Simple help yourself breakfast (cereal / toast) included. Tea / coffee facilities in the bedroom. Car parking is on the private drive. Secure garage storage for bicycles, motor bikes, sports equipment. Ideal accommodation for the active person - hikers, cyclists. One well behaved and friendly dog welcome.

Your room is in the hosts home (with the family dog and cat) and guests are welcome to make themselves at home. Use of owners kitchen, conservatory and garden by arrangement. Living and sleeping areas are accessed by stairs so this accommodation would not be suitable for those with mobility issues. Quiet desk space available for the business traveller if required. Evening dog sitting available by arrangement (additional small charge) to allow you to eat out without your 4-legged friend. The bathroom has a huge shower but no bath.

Belper is an ideal base for exploring Derbyshire's historic towns, sights and beautiful countryside. The town itself is a vibrant market town with it's own historical interest, charming bars, cafe's, restaurants, bus and train connections, small cinema and independent shops and boutiques. Winner of the High Street of the Year in 2014, Belper is shortlisted again for 2019.

A lovely simple semi detached 2 bedroom bungalow, situated on a quiet private road in the heart of Derbyshire. From its courtyard garden Sunnyside over looks the beautiful Amber Valley and is a superb place to locate yourself for exploring the local countryside and towns such as Matlock, Belper and Cromford.

Sunnyside A is a semi detached bungalow, on a private road in the village of Crich. Inside is a spacious lounge with a sofa, chairs, TV/DVD and fantastic views across the valley. The kitchen diner has all guests need to prepare meals, you don't need to bring any salt and pepper! The bedrooms have open wardrobes and comfy beds. Outside is a courtyard garden with a picnic bench over looking the Amber Valley.

Stunning Grade 2* Listed Historic cottage,built in 1776 by Sir Richard Arkwright.Fully renovated with no expense spared.Furnished in a luxurious & contemporary style,with large bathroom with roll top bath,top quality bed with luxurious bedding,sitting room with open fireplace & living flame fire.Well equipped dining kitchen,flagstone floors & upstairs den/tv room with sofa bed.Outside there is a lovely,sunny,private patio garden with table & chairs.A perfect romantic getaway................

Candlelight Cottage is ideally suited for a couple,but the upstairs den/library/tv room does have a sofa that makes a very comfortable 6'x3' bed [with feather topper],should a bed for a single person be required.The cottage is not suitable for young children due to the steep stairs.Also no pets please.

Cromford is a delightful,historic working village,with great restaurants,a tapas bar,chocolatier,pubs [often with live music],beauticians,hairdresser,shops[butchers [& deli],village store,newsagent,bakers,etc]a famous bookshop,fish & chip shops.There is a village pond & walks all over the stunning peak district can be started from the garden gate.Nearby is Cromford canal & the historic Arkwright mill.A mile away is Matlock Bath [honestly,it's well worth googling!] & two miles further on will take you into the vibrant market town of Matlock,with it's old world charm,but sophisticated nightlife,particularly at weekends,with cocktail bars,music venues & a great selection of restaurants.Surrounding Cromford is spectacular countryside,popular with one & all.There are beautiful villages in every direction,as well as bustling market towns like Wirksworth & Ashbourne.

The flat available is self contained with spacious living and dining room, large double bedroom, kitchen, shower and W.C. Whilst the listing is for a double bedroom, a fold out sofa bed is also available. The flat is within our main family home and uses a shared entrance. Basic breakfast essentials (tea, coffee, cereal and milk) will be provided. Village amenities are close by including a grocery store and a number of excellent eateries. We look forward to welcoming you.

Duffield is situated on the edge of the Peak District with good public transport into Derby by bus or train and into the Peak district also by bus or train. There is plenty to do in the region either with or without a car : good walking, shopping in Derby , Nottingham or Chesterfield; there is a local preserved railway The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway which runs from the village at weekends and more often in the summer. We are also near to The Midland Railway at Butterley. Theatres in Derby and Nottingham have good, varied programmes and we are near to the Buxton Opera house. I have lived in Duffield all my life so have a good knowledge of the area and would be happy to advise on local amenities.

Duffield has an Indian restaurant; a Chinese takeaway; 2 Fish and chip shops, 2 gastro pubs and a microbar. Breakfast can be eaten at Godfrey's and Birds sell breakfast baps. The co-op is open from seven in the morningto ten at night everyday and sells most standard groceries. I will get basics in for you and will try and provide whatever you need if possible, if you let me know what you require

The perfect romantic countryside getaway for couples (with dogs?) Lovely ground floor apartment space still offering amazing views of the Derbyshire Countryside. Master bedroom, en suite, spacious lounge, full kitchen and garden. All private. Access to garden room with pool table and cinema room and now hot tub Comes with complimentary bottle of Prosecco and chocolates on check in Min two night stay / weekends (friday & saturdays only) Well behaved dogs 🐕 welcome.

Stunning property set into the Derbyshire Countryside little hamlet village with pub 1 min walk from the property. Perfect for couples looking for a romantic quiet getaway or those who enjoy long walks. Private games room with pool table, cinema, bar and new for 2019 a hot tub with decking and sun loungers 2 mins walk from a hidden carp fishing lake. 2 mins walk from derbyshire archery club 2 mins walk from a long woodland hollow walk. (Perfect for dog walking) 8 miles from Matlock 5 mins drive from Gin Distillery that offers Gin and whiskey tasting experience evenings. Apartment is completely private with no access to main building and own entrance. Recently refurbished with underfloor heating, new kitchen, beer fridge, 50” HD TV, Xbox One and Netflix. Garden room accessible until 10pm complete with brand new pool table and cinema room with loads of dvds to choose from Kitchen comes with gas hob, fan oven, fridge, kettle, toaster, plates, bowls, cutlery and cups etc etc

Lovely friendly village with lots of hikers and dog walkers. Several interesting long or short routes for walks including the long forest hollow walk through to Belper.

The Conkers is in the picturesque Hamlet of Moorwood Moor on of the edge of the Peak District. There are many walks from the door and 150 yards along the lane is The White Hart Inn where you will experience good food or just enjoy a well-deserved glass of wine. The Conkers delightful garden and orchard area provides a lovely spot for a relaxing drink, or perhaps some alfresco dining after a busy day exploring. There is ample off road secure parking behind automated gates.

The Conkers is situated on the edge of the Peak District with easy access for exploring the Derbyshire country side and many stately homes in the area, including iconic Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall, Bolsover Castle to name but a few. Also close by we have Crich Tramway Museum and Wingfield Manor, or take a trip to the World Heritage Site of the Richard Arkwright Mills in Cromford.

The Conkers is in the pretty Hamlett of Moorwood Moor on the edge of The Peak District close to Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall, Wingfield Manor, Crich Tramway Museum, Smedleys Mill, Ogston Reservoir, Matlock Bath, Bakewell to name but a few places to visit in the surrounding area. Also two minutes walk along the lane, there is The White Hart Inn where you will experience good food or just enjoy a well-deserved glass of wine after spending a day exploring the Derbyshire country side. There are many walks from the door.

The Den can be rented along side The Hideout. Each property sleeps two people. Warm, light and airy place refurbished to a high standard easy walking to two pubs, many more in a short drive or taxi. Perfect for a romantic getaway to explore Chatsworth or other National Trust properties on the door step. Ashbourne Belper and Wirksworth are a bus or short drive away

I like to meet and greet where possible although a key box is available if we can’t be around. After letting you in, you may see us, but being both busy people we are happy to let you enjoy your stay in peace. Any questions we are a phone call or short walk across the courtyard to our door

Turnditch is a quiet village on the edge of the Peak District. Great access to Chatsworth and Alton Towers is a popular day trip with guests of our other Airbnb The Hideout

Welcome to No 31 an Award winning Pet free 2 bedroom Detached self catering holiday bungalow for 4 in Belper, Derbyshire on the edge of The Peak District National Park. We’re perfect for visiting Bakewell, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and for walking in the peaks. Minimum Stay 7 nights only. Read our 107 plus reviews on TripAdvisor we are continually rated 5 out of 5 for a great place to stay! We have 12+ perfect years hosting guests.

Please note we are approx 1.3 miles from the town center (bus available from the bottom of the drive or you can walk it) and on a hill just outside Belper hence the very quite peaceful location, stunning views and private parking. No 31 sits in a cul de sac in one of the quietest locations you'll ever stay in, you'll have a very peaceful nights sleep, situated within a World Heritage Buffer Zone in lovely Belper with stunning views over looking the town. We offer an ideal and perfect location in the heart of Derbyshire. See how previous guests rate us and read our amazing reviews. NB; Please note my minimum stay is 7 nights, please do not enquire for any less than this (it affects my ratings, having to decline a booking) many thanks. Please note the accommodation is for 4 people only this includes babies and children. For example: 2 Adults 1 child, 1 Baby Read our 107 plus reviews on TripAdvisor, we are continually rated 5 out of 5 for a great place to stay! No 31 is an all on one level Pet free 2 bedroom bungalow, so if you don't like stairs we're ideal, yes we're not your typical stone cottage but we offer you all the modern conveniences, unlimited Wi-Fi, a light, bright, warm, with gas central heating and well equipped airy rooms. Most of all we offer a very tranquil and relaxing holiday. WE LET BY THE WEEK - regrettably no short breaks are available. No Pets, Non Smoking Property. The lounge has 2 comfortable leather sofas and is a lovely place to relax. There is a large 40" TV, iPod charger/player and DVD player, video player, sorry but due to concierge licencing regulations we don't supply DVD'S but you're most welcome to bring your own, there are plenty of board games, jigsaws etc. The dining room is in the same room and has seating for 4 and over looks the garden. We also have a massive selection of tourist leaflets, books, games and a lots cycling, walking guides to the area in the bookcase next to the table. A fully equipped kitchen containing an electric hob and electric double oven, radio, Brand new washer/dryer, Brand new Bosch dishwasher, Bosch fridge/freezer, Brand new Panasonic flat bed microwave, 4 slot electric toaster, cafetierre and plenty of pans, cutlery and local Denby crockery as standard. A variety of extras including 4 pints of milk, sugar, Coffee, fruit teas, herbal teas, hot chocolate, decaff coffee and decaff tea, washing up liquid, toilet rolls, soap, washing machine liquid and softener and dishwasher tablets, kitchen roll along with condiments, cling film, bin bags, foil and lots of other items are also included as standard. There is access straight into the back garden from the kitchen. There are also flasks, walking poles and rucksacks available to take on your country walks. Bedroom 1 – A spacious room has a king size bed with a memory foam topped mattress, two wardrobes, a dresser and mirror, drawer storage providing ample storage space, 2 bedside cabinets with lamps and a hairdryer, the room comes with views of Belper town. Please note both wardrobes are in this bedroom Bedroom 2 – This bedroom comes with a double bed that has a memory foam topped mattress, a perfect second bedroom complete with drawer storage, 2 bedside cabinets with lamps and a hairdryer, the room comes with views of Belper town. Quality bed linens, Goose feather and down duvets (Hypoallergenic duvets available on request) and pillows are all provided. We also provide you with the much forgotten about Hairdryer, we have 2 one in each room, just in case you forget or don't bring your own. We also provide a travel cot and separate mattress, all bedding and a High Chair free of charge. We take our cleanliness very seriously at No 31, Mattress and Pillow protectors are changed after each and every guests stay. There is one family bathroom and has a power shower this is situated over the bath. Plenty of Christy fluffy towels, The White Company toiletries or The English Soap Company are also provided, we don't supply shampoo as everyone has their own brand they like. Along with lots of coffee, tea, milk and sugar, we also leave you a lovely selection of goodies to welcome you after your journey. Walking poles, Ruck sacs, Thermos flasks, Picnic basket all for guests use. Outside is a big private (not over looked by anyone) garden, It is the perfect spot for a pre-dinner drink as the sun goes down or even an al fresco dinner in summer on the patio, table and chairs provided on a sunny terrace. Barbecue facilities are provided, and unlike some cottages, private off road parking at the front of the house. Don’t forget to bring your bikes - there is miles and miles of perfect cycling, with secure cycle and equipment storage and washing facilities. Come and enjoy long summer days walking in Derbyshire and the Peak District. Here you can disconnect, de-stress, relax and recharge, with glorious walking straight from your front door. Craggy climbs, gentle canal walks, quaint towns & villages, the grandeur of afternoon tea and cakes at a stately home, indulge in locally sourced foods in country pubs and restaurants all this & more. No 31 is the perfect place to visit for a holiday.

No 31 is set in a very quiet cul de sac and offers a very peaceful nights sleep, total relaxation, with inspiration and adventure at your finger tips, No 31 is situated in an ideal and perfect location about a 20 minute walk downhill into town, (it is steep going back) in the heart of Derbyshire to explore the hills and dales of both Derbyshire and The Peak District from our lovely holiday home, with spectacular views of the Amber Valley just round the corner behind the house, (where there is also a secure fully fenced children's play park) which is ideal for an evenings walk to watch the sun go down. Perfect for cyclists and site seeing, away from the town center but is still accessible with its Award winning High Street, can be reached on foot, by car or by local bus for unique shops and award winning restaurants, pubs and a quirky Cinema, the famous North Mill a UNESCO World Heritage Site, RHS Award winning River Gardens to sit and enjoy the river Derwent, the town also has a market every second Saturday of the month, something for everyone. People come to find peace, tranquility and adventure. Experience some of England’s most spectacular scenery, climbing, caving, walking and cycling. Even with the typically unpredictable English climate, Derbyshire/The Peak District offers you breathtaking landscapes and plenty of places to explore. On a perfect summers day it feels like the best place on earth, a holiday here is nothing short of a walkers paradise. There are many spectacular hill and dale walks to choose from amongst them Dovedale and the famous stepping stones and Lathkill Dale plus many more Derbyshire/Peak District walks. The towns of Bakewell, Matlock, Ashbourne and Buxton are a short drive away with historic buildings nearby such as Haddon Hall and the magnificent Chatsworth House where the film “The Duchess” the life of Georgiana the 5th Duke of Devonshires wife was filmed and the spectacular 18th-century mansion with Adam interiors and parkland of National Trust Kedleston Hall just down the road. You will discover many pretty and unspoilt villages where you can enjoy an afternoon tea or a pint of real ale in the local pub after your walk or perhaps you will be lucky enough to discover a village which is celebrating its well-dressing festival, for which Derbyshire villages are famous. You'll never be bored with a holiday here.

Sunnyside is a 2 bedroomed semi-detached bungalow which has been recently renovated and tastefully furnished to create a splendid holiday retreat. Its open plan lounge and kitchen, 2 bedrooms and lovely bathroom make her a super cottage to return to after a hard day's holidaying in the Peak District.

From the driveway there are a few steps down and a path to the front door. You will enter into a spacious lounge with comfortable furniture, electric fireplace, flat screen T.V., DVD and WiFi. A well equipped dining kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge and automatic washer and dishwasher. There is one double bedroom and a twin room. A bathroom with large shower cubicle, sink and W.C. Linen and towels are provided. Central heating and power are included. A high chair can be requested. There is an enclosed garden to the rear with furniture where you can watch the sunset over the Peak District. There is parking for one car outside the front of the property. A well behaved pet is welcome. Smoking is not permitted.

This cottage is in a wonderful location for exploring the whole of the Peak District with Matlock and Bakewell not too far away. Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall also within easy reach.

Original features dominate Barn@ creating a perfect venue for a romantic escape for exploring the Dales/Peak District. It is nestled in a beautiful small village, 15 mins walk from Carsington Water. Ideal for walkers, bird spotters, runners, cyclists or anyone who enjoys ancient architecture with contemporary comfort. Space, underfloor heating, smart TV and a wood-fired log burner make this an inspiring, comfortable and relaxing holiday destination. 50 yards to the local, cosy pub. Adults only.

New for 2019; a fabulous decked area at the front for guest's sole use! Barn@ was built in 1646 or possibly earlier, originally used as the coaching area for the adjacent former inn. We have retained and reused as much of the original features as building regs would allow! The hall is wide and provides ample space for safe storage of bicycles. Stairs lead to a generous beamed bedroom with double bed and dressing area. We do not accept babies or children.

Hognaston is a very attractive, friendly village with pub and C12th church. You can walk from the doorstep to Carsington Water in 15mins, where you can hire bikes, paddle boards and canoes - or just admire the view with a coffee! We are 3 miles from the market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth. Plenty of supermarkets, petrol stations and other facilities.