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SET ALONE IN A PADDOCK , ROMANTIC AND COSY RETREAT INTHE PEAK DISTRICT. All modern comforts, including a microwave, kettle,toaster, CD/DAB radio, FREE WIFI, Electric, sink+hot water inside hut and top of the range gas BBQ on the decking outside. Inside is a fantastic wood burning stove to keep your warm and snug on chilly nights and a comfortable double bed. At the end of the field away from the Hut is located a modern toilet and shower in a stone building 100m away. Also fridge facilities.

FREE COAL/ LOGS AND FIRE LIGHTERS FOR LOG BURNER AND FIRE PIT/ BBQ Comfortabley and stylishly ( SHABBY CHIC) and Queen ortho mattress *Stands on its own in 1 acre of a feild no shared facilities and no other glampers. Unspoilt, epic views with rolling hills in every direction. *There’s no need to bring anything, everything included in your stay * Tea, Sugar, Coffee and Milk included *Fridge facilities located in the garage *Electric and Hot water inside the hut *Gas bbq with hot plate *FREE WI FI CD/ DAB radio *Plenty of board games for those rainy days *Linen and towels provided, Toiletries, shampoo, etc included *No Hidden Cleaning Fees* .*** ONLY 5 MILES AWAY FROM THE FAMOUS SPA TOWN OF BUXTON*** 7 miles Leek, Staffordshire Only one mile from flash the highest village in England

Only 1 mile away from flash, the highest village in England, there is a Excellent cafe, Flash bar stores and The knights table pub restaurant and The New Inn. We are situated only 5 miles from the famous spa town of Buxton with the Devonshire dome, The Famous opera House, Pooles cavern, pavilion Gardens, Go ape, Go karting and many more Fabulous buildings. Also within easy reach is Alton towers, Matlock baths, Bakewell, Chatsworth house, Carsington water. We are based in the Peak District very close to three shires head were Staffordshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire all meet, this makes us a great base to explore the area, walks like chrome hill, mantor, luds church, monsal trail, dovedale stepping stones, Tittesworth Reservoir, Roaches walking and climbing are all within easy reach. Also within a short drive there’s Manifold Valley, Parsley hay and Tissington cycle hire.

Riverside House is situated on the banks of the River Hamps in the village of Waterhouses in the Peak district. Stunning home with log fire and super fast broadband. Pub serving good food and ale and shop 50yds across the road. Manifold trail 100 yds. Alton Towers 7miles.

Beautifully renovated stone cottage with many character features like beams, exposed stone and antique furniture (a labour of love). We have tried to make the cottage very Eco friendly using reclaimed materials to renovate the cottage, with solar panels and sustainable solid fuel heating. Pure Lakes 100% natural toiletries, Egyptian cotton sheets and towels are provided. The cottage is well equipped with all the necessary kitchen equipment including a washing machine, TV with DVD player and Bluetooth speakers and Radio. Situated on the banks of the River Hamps the cottage offers walking and cycling on your doorstep with access into the White Peak area of the Peak District by the Manifold valley trail. The hosts Sally and Andy have extensive knowledge of the local foot paths and cycling trails and will be happy to advise. The Cottage is easily accessed by car or public transport. Alton Towers is 10 minutes by car, should you require a day out. On arrival and to help you relax you will be greeted by a roaring fire and plenty of hot water to soak in the slipper bath. A real ale pub is less than 50yds away with good pub grub. The famous Yew Tree inn is a 15 minute stroll down a footpath. Cycle hire is available 100 yds away at the start of The Manifold Trail. The Market towns of Leek and Asbourne are 9 miles away with their bespoke shops and beautiful architecture.

Waterhouses is a lovely community in the Peak District which benefits from good access links to many attractions to entertain you. Alton Towers is 10mins away, Peak District on your doorstep and Chatsworth house a beautiful 40min drive away.

Completely self-contained self-catering accommodation in a quiet peaceful location. Very suitable for distancing yourself away from the worries of the modern life. Birds Nest Cabin is a comfortable budget accommodation. It is quite basic inside but it has all modern amenities: TV, WiFi, kitchen with microwave, cooker, kettle, toaster, fridge, crockery, utensils. It is has well established garden and outdoor terrace with beautiful views. There is a fire pit, outdoor sitting and parking.

You will stay in a 2 bedroom cabin in a rural location on Cheshire/Staffs border. Cabin is in a peaceful position tucked away on the side of a hill with views over green pastures and Congleton Edge. The location is very peaceful and quiet, lots of wildlife. Birds Nest has 2 bedrooms - a double and a twin. It has a small bathroom with a shower, a WC, fully equipped kitchen (gas cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, kitchen utensils, crockery), TV. There is a wall-mounted electric heater in the main bedroom and extra electric heaters for a smaller bedroom/sitting room. Duvets, pillows, bed linen and guest size towels are provided. There are extra duvets for each bed. There is no central heating and hot water is limited. You can wash dishes, brush teeth and wash hands etc but although, there is a shower - hot water doesn’t last long in it! this is because hot water is provided by a consecutive water heater, it means that once the heated amount of 25l is used it needs 10-15 min to heat up the next batch. We have a shower block a short walk (1-2 min of very slow walking :) away from Birds Nest, which guests are welcome to use. Birds Nest comes with outside terrace with table and chairs, cast iron fire pit, beautiful mature garden and outdoor space.

Peaceful rural location. Local golf course neighbours the farm. Local amenities are 2 miles away in Congleton, a thriving market town. Traditional English pub, serving food is 600 yards away. Many historical attractions, country walks and trails nearby. Within walking distance are Macclesfield canal, presently used for narrow boats and the Cloud, the main local landmark, - a high outcrop of rocks overlooking the Cheshire Plain, which can be conquered at a leisurely pace in 40 minutes. Also, close by are several country houses to visit, incl.Biddulph Grange (National Trust – 2 miles), Little Moreton Hall (National Trust 3 miles), Gawsworth Hall and Capesthorne Hall (both privately owned Grand Country Houses - 6 miles) and the Tatton Park (NT) is a 30 minute drive. Another famous landmark, well worth visiting, is Jodrell Bank Observatory (8 miles). The Peak District National Park is 8 miles away. The town of Leek for antiques hunting and the Rudyard Lake for boating, fishing, steam railway are both 6 miles. Excellent fishing lakes nearby.

Completely self-contained self-catering accommodation with panoramic views over lush Cheshire countryside. Very suitable for distancing yourself away from the worries of the modern life. Top Hill is a spacious 2 bedroom chalet in a secluded peaceful location. It sits alone on top of the hill and has panoramic views, pretty much 360 degrees :). 2 miles to Congleton town and all amenities.

You will stay on top of the hill on a farm in a rural location on Cheshire/Staffs border. It is very peaceful with lots of wildlife. Top Hill is a 2 bedroom home, it has a double bedroom with an en-suite and a twin room. It has a separate bathroom with a full shower and a WC, fully equipped kitchen (full size gas cooker, full size fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, kitchen utensils, crockery etc), TV with freeview and DVD player, gas fire. Top Hill comes with outside table, chairs, bbq, open fire pit and plenty of outdoor space and fantastic panoramic views. Double glazing and central heating. Duvets, pillows, bed linen and guest-size towels are provided. Please note that there is WiFi and the speeds are good, but is a not a broadband connection! It works great for regular web browsing, emails, social media etc etc, but it is not suitable for gaming or heavy downloads (like films etc).

Rural setting in the midst of lush rolling green hills. Many historical attractions, country walks and trails nearby. Within walking distance are the Macclesfield canal and the Cloud, the main local landmark, - a high outcrop of rocks overlooking the Cheshire Plain. Also, close by are several country houses to visit, incl.Biddulph Grange (National Trust – 2 miles), Little Moreton Hall (National Trust 3 miles), Gawsworth Hall and Capesthorne Hall (both privately owned Grand Country Houses - 6 miles) and the Tatton Park (NT) is a 30 minute drive. Another famous landmark, well worth visiting, is Jodrell Bank Observatory (8 miles)- you will be able to see it from the site. Alton Towers - 19 miles. The Peak District National Park is 8 miles away. The town of Leek for antiques hunting and the Rudyard Lake for boating, fishing, steam railway are both 6 miles.

Hurst Cottage

Find Hurst Cottage on the corner of a leafy green country road, in the village of Biddulph in Staffordshire, boasting large gardens and bursting with character inside and out, you will have an amazing time getting to know this lovely area.The property lends itself well to families and couples because of the open space and many nooks and crannies to explore, with the small river running through part of the garden making it truly unique.Park up the car and head down the stone steps, to the main door, and make your way into the lovely kitchen which is home to pretty pale blue cabinets and a wood counter tops, giving the room a classic cottage feel.A woodburning stove sits in the middle of the exposed red brick wall, and is accessible from the other side in the dining area, alongside a large grey stone feature wall where the original fireplace would have been years ago.This dining area has large windows with views out to the river down below, and with the windows open on a summer day, you can listen to the sound of the water flowing, while the birds sing in the trees.More incredible stonework features on the walls of the sitting room, containing sofas and chairs for you to make yourself comfy in, and why not have a chilled film night using the widescreen TV for those quiet evenings in.Upstairs there is a modern bathroom suite and next door is the master bedroom, adorned with solid wood furniture and a TV, while the second bedroom is twin.To the outside where you’ll hopefully be able to spend a lot of time (if the weather behaves!) you’ll find a bubbling hot tub, set into the decking looking over the rest of the beautiful garden, which stretches on for what seems like forever!Take a minute to discover this fairytale-esque garden; cross the little bridge over the river, run in between the shrubbery.The local area offers some great day out opportunities, like visiting Biddulph Grange, a National Trust owned house and landscaped gardens, with the gardens divided into many areas based on their influences around the world, or take a walk up to Mow Cop Castle, a hilltop stone tower, set on the ridge that forms the boundary between the counties Cheshire and Staffordshire.Day trips over to Chester, Liverpool or Manchester could be on the cards being all within an hour and a half drive away, so if you're not often in this area of the UK, head over to one of these bustling cities that all have so much to offer.Enjoy your holiday in a property full of character and interesting features like Hurst Cottage, and you will make beautiful memories.

Merril Grove Cottages are in an ideal location for exploring the Peak District or a for a tranquil break. Located between Longnor (2 mls) and Buxton (5 mls). Close to Bakewell and Chatsworth House, the surrounding area offers great days out.

Merril Grove Cottages are all stone barn conversions and can be booked as a whole group.

Our holiday cottages are in an ideal location for exploring the Peak District or a for a tranquil break at any time of the year; short breaks are especially nice out of season. Located close to the historic Spa town of Buxton with its glorious Opera House and to the pretty village of Longnor. Only twelve miles from Bakewell and the superb Chatsworth House, the surrounding area offers magnificent days out.

Situated on the edge of the Peak District National park this holiday home is ideal for couples and families who want to take a short break or a longer holiday in the idyllic countryside of the Peak District. Close to breath taking scenery, nature reserves, Alton Towers and the towns of Buxton and Ashbourne, Leek is the perfect English holiday destination. The town itself has interesting shops, a lively market, award winning restaurants and many friendly and comfortable public houses.

This is a three storey converted townhouse. The original building was a silk mill and part of our property is the bridge (now blocked off at one end) between one part of the old mill and the other. The house has central heating and the bathroom has an electric shower. The house has some games, Freesat TV, NowTV, DVD Player, Pool/Table tennis table and CD player if you fancy just staying in and relaxing. For guests with younger children there is a travel cot, highchair and stair available at the house.

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Hi everyone, Pleased to offer my cosy and generous double bedroom with ensuite TV and storage. My period house has a great reception room that guests are welcome to use; a bathroom with corner bath and shower; garden, and the usual home comforts you would expect. Located in a quiet residential street with free parking, and only minutes from local amenities and pubs in the historic market town of Leek. I've lived in the town my whole life so happy to help with any questions. Thanks, Trish

It is a spacious victorion house in a old textile town called Leek which is in a fabulous area of the peak district . A short walk from the house will take you to the centre of Leek where you can relax and enjoy the architectural trails where you can visit many biuldings influenced by the arts and crafts style .THere are many independent shops , boutiques and antique markets to enjoy .

Leek is within easy reach of Alton Towers (approx. 30 min. drive), Buxton (15 minute drive), and stunning countryside in the Peak District. If any questions about other local attractions let me know in your request.

Cosy country house perfect for long country walks, sitting by the fire and getting away from it all. Close to the pictureque and popular town of Leek, access to the Peak District and 13 miles to Alton Towers.

Kitchen - complete with plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, kitchen utensils, washing machine, fridge, cooker and hob. Everything you need to cook for yourselves. Real fire with logs for you to use. Lounge - TV, DAB radio, bluetooth speaker, electric stove. Bedroom 1 - Double bed, plenty of wardrobe space and drawers. Ensuite shower room to bedroom 1 with shower and sink Bedroom 2 - One double with single bunk bed above, wardrobe and desk. Ideal for kids or for two adults sharing. Bathroom - Bath with over shower, sink and toilet. Outside - there is parking space at the front of the house. At the rear there is a pretty garden with lawn, flower beds, and benches to sit and enjoy the quiet.

Cheddleton Health is a small hamlet on the edge of Cheddleton and Leek. Our house is positioned towards the end of a small and very quiet cul-de-sac, off a lane. From the house there are walks to St. Edwards, where there are park areas and walks through woods. Or drop down through the field to the canal, where there are miles of pathways in both directions. A few minutes walk away you can also board a steam train at the Churnett Valley Railway, or visit the Cheddleton Flint Mill. In the village you will find the Red Lion, Black Lion and Boat Inn, all serving drinks and food. Alongside the canal you will also find Castros, a highly rated Mexican restaurant, and Oceans, serving irresistible waffles. The pictureques market town of Leek is 10 minutes by car. Here you will find supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. There is a popular street market and an indoor "Butter Market" held during the week. Leek is famed for its many independant pubs, serving in total over 85 types of different beers! The area is located on the edge of the Peak District and within 20 minutes you can be walking in the enchanting Roaches rock outcrops, wandering down one of Dales, or hiring a bike to cycle along one of the many cycling trails. Stoke on Trent is 20 minutes away with its historic potteries museums for example the Gladstone Pottery Museum or the World of Wedgewood, or take a stroll through the beautifully restored Trentham Gardens. In Stoke you will also find the Water World indoor water park. Alton Towers is also just 13 miles away.

For 1 or 2 people who want a basic shepherd hut experience. A double bed, insulated shepherd hut. The hut is off grid with outdoor fire pit for cooking (small supply wood) also a campingaz outdoor stove (1 canister). Separate compost toilet. Solar power for light and for charging phone (subject to power availability) in hut and toilet. Well behaved pets welcome but please inform us as you must bring your own bedding. Waterproof boots and touch essential. Like camping but in a hut.

Like camping but in a shepherd hut with a double bed. Off grid and basic.

In the countryside but close to Leek (one mile, 20 minutes easy walking).

10 minutes walk from the historic Market town of Leek There is an outside patio with seating There is a garden yoga platform The house is on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire border on the edge of the Peak District 12 Miles to Buxton , Macclesfield & Ashbourne Price is for 1 person see additional person price

I have a cat so not suitable if you have allergies I'm a yogi so live a fairly peaceful lifestyle

5 minutes walk from beautiful Brough park & the swimming pool

Barrow Bunk barn is situated on our farm nestled in the high hills just behind the famous Roaches estate well known for amazing rock climbing and fabulous walks with stunning views. The bunk barn sleeps 6 and is a shared space with a seating area and cooking space, beds are provided but you will need to bring sleeping bags and pillows, the shower and toilet block is located below the bunk barn and is shared with our customers that are using the camping field.

With stunning countryside on our doorstep and nestled just behind the renowned climbing venue of the Roaches which is ten minutes walk from the Bunk barn where you can spend the day climbing or continuing a circular walk taking in Luds church, Hen cloud and Ramshaw rocks. Make sure you take plenty of stops to take in the views where on a clear day you can see the Welsh hills, the Wrekin and Long Mynd, Jodrell bank and Tittisworth reservoir . Also keep your eyes peeled for peregrine falcons,Curlews,Lapwing, Snipe, Cuckoos, owls and many more amazing wildlife that lives in the area.

If you want to venture out in the car then just down the road is the lovely town of Leek which is very dog friendly and has regular local markets throughout the week. Then to the north is Buxton which is famous for being the highest market town and its spa water, dome, theatre and many more fabulous buildings.20 minutes to the east is Bakewell be sure to try a Bakewell pudding and just a bit further is the grand Chatsworth house. We are 30 minutes from Macclesfield, 50 minutes from Manchester and Sheffield and 40 minutes from Stoke-on-Trent with all the big name pottery factories and museums. So with plenty to see and do you are going to need longer than a weekend visiting Hazel Barrow Farm!

Self contained garage flat, with large living/bedroom area, lovely modern en-suite and sizeable private kitchen. There’ll be tea, coffee, hot choc, etc .. milk in fridge and cereal in the cupboard, help yourself :) Close to Stoke, Cheshire, Staffs Moorlands .. people often use as stop off for Alton Towers if coming North or South on M6, as close to the motorway. Towels provided.

Bedroom/Lounge with en-suite (private) Kitchen (Private)

Close to Stoke, Newcastle, Congleton, Staffs Moorlands

Luxury House Share in rural village location within walking distance of 2 pubs and a historic village centre. Peaceful location with own gardens and stunning views of local countryside. Off-road parking available. Owner lives on site. Fantastic transport links. 10 minutes from pretty market town of Leek and 15 minutes from commercial centre of Stoke-on-Trent. Also 20 minutes from Peak District National Park and 35 minutes from Alton Towers.

Private Bedroom for 1 couple (sofa bed) plus additional single mattress on floor, suitable for children. Shared bathroom, kitchen, lounge, downstairs WC, hallway and utility room with laundry facilities. Bathroom features shower and separate bath as well as WC. Vegan friendly shower gel and shampoo provided. Kitchen features Rangemaster double oven with several hobs, dishwasher, kettle, microwave, toaster, rice cooker, shared fridge and freezer. Downstairs WC has its own wash basin with soap. Hallway features upright piano. Lounge features TV with Freeview channels, Netflix and DVD player plus log burning stove with logs available for use in winter months. Building is centrally heated throughout.

Rural village location close with stunning views close to 2 pubs within walking distance (The Plough and The Black Horse), also shops and historic village centre. Also close to The Ashes wedding venue. around 35 minutes from Alton Towers.

Bottom barn sleeps up to 8 people (£70 pn). (Top barn sleeps up to 7 people at £60 pn) on wooden platforms with 5 inch foam mattresses. Warm Sleeping bags are required. There are basic cooking facilities in each barn, covered communal area with wood burning stove and outside fire pit. It is very IMPORTANT to keep NOISE to a minimum at night, for other camper and the neighbours – Thank you Think camping without the tent.

Leek Camping Barns are ideally situated to be your base to explore the local area around the lovely traditional market town of Leek, in the Staffordshire Moorlands. It is within easy walking distance (1 mile) of the town, but in the great British countryside that opens onto beautiful views across open countryside to Bradnop and Morridge where you can enjoy your camping experience in more comfort than a tent. There are two barns offering budget accommodation to campers who want to be free of lugging their tents around and have added protection from the great British weather that can spoil what should be an enjoyable experience. The barns are part of Padwick Farm which was built in 1848 of lovely mottled pink sandstone. The traditional cowsheds use to house milking jersey cows until recently. The barns are kept in their traditional black and white style. The character has been retained as much as possible and materials recycled to be environmentally friendly. The dairy is now a shower room and has been extended using wood from the old hen cote to accommodate a communal area. Bottom barn £70 pn (sleeps up to 8) and Top barn £60 (sleeps up to7). Warm sleeping bags and air beds are required. There are basic cooking facilities in each barn and a covered communal area with wood burning stove. There is also the opportunity to have a traditional camp fire in a ring of stones. Essential items: sleeping bag, towel, personal requirements, £1 & £2 coins for electric and shower Desirable; pillow, camping mat/airbed, crockery Optional: logs/coal for camp fire/stove Please keep noise to a minimum to keep neighbours and other campers happy and be particularly quiet early in the morning and late at night. We reserve the right to refuse or cancel a booking. Pets welcome subject to terms and conditions. Booking is advisable. There is off road parking and security lighting for more peace of mind.

Nearest lovely town – Leek centre (one mile) Nearest pub (with food) – The Flying Horse (¼ mile) Nearest pub with excellent beer - The Earl Grey (¾ mile) Nearest garage/convenience store for basics/ logs – Esso (¼ mile) Nearest Tourist Information Office – (Stockwell Street 1 ¼ miles) Nearest fabulous fish and chip shop (Portland Street, Leek – ½ mile) Nearest supermarket – Asda on Springfield Road (½ mile) Nearest traditional Staffordshire Oatcake shop (Haywood Street 1 mile 6am opening) Nearest Indian restaurants – (¾ mile) Nearest Chinese/Thai - (1 mile) Alton towers – 11 miles Roaches – 5 miles Tittisworth reservoir – 5 miles Coombes valley (RSPB reserve) – 3 ½ miles by road (40 minutes by footpath) Deep Hayes Country Park Ladderedge Counry Park Manifold valley – 12 miles Rudyard Lake – 5 miles Chatworth House – 28 miles Trails – High Peak/Tissington/Manifold/ Staffordshire Way/ - approx. - 10 miles Caldon Canal – 1.5 mile Buxton 11 miles Macclesfield 13 miles Stoke-on-Trent 11 miles

Luxury House Share in rural village location within walking distance of 2 pubs and a historic village centre. Peaceful location with own gardens and stunning views of local countryside. Off-road parking available. Owner lives on site. Fantastic transport links. 10 minutes from pretty market town of Leek and 15 minutes from commercial centre of Stoke-on-Trent. Also 20 minutes from Peak District National Park and 35 minutes from Alton Towers.

Private Bedroom with bunk bed for 2 individuals, suitable for children. Shared bathroom, kitchen, lounge, downstairs WC, hallway and utility room with laundry facilities. Bathroom features shower and separate bath as well as WC. Vegan friendly shower gel and shampoo provided. Kitchen features Rangemaster double oven with several hobs, dishwasher, kettle, microwave, toaster, rice cooker, shared fridge and freezer. Downstairs WC has its own wash basin with soap. Hallway features upright piano. Lounge features TV with Freeview channels, Netflix and DVD player plus log burning stove with logs available for use in winter months. Building is centrally heated throughout.

Rural village location close with stunning views close to 2 pubs within walking distance (The Plough and The Black Horse), also shops and historic village centre. Also close to The Ashes wedding venue. around 35 minutes from Alton Towers.

Owls Loft is a self contained holiday cottage with a private outdoor seating area and paddock. In a tranquil, rural setting, with views of the Cheshire Plain, this is a great place to recharge your batteries. It is well located to visit the Peak District, or get the train into Manchester from Macclesfield or Congleton. There are a number of National Trust properties within easy reach, as well as Alton Towers, Chatsworth House, the antique shops of Leek and the pottery towns of Stoke on Trent.

Owls Loft has a cosy cottage feel, but is spacious and comfortable. The kitchen and shower room are located on the ground floor and upstairs is a sitting room, with log burner, and a double bedroom. Outside there is a private patio seating area and you have exclusive access to a small paddock.

Owls Loft is on the edge of Biddulph Moor, a village in the Staffordshire countryside. We have 2 pubs, 2 shops and a school and we are just a few miles from Congleton or Leek, and any amenities you may need are available in Biddulph, just down the hill. This is a lovely area for walking, and we are just up the road from Biddulph Grange Gardens and country park.

A magnificent, detached stone barn conversion situated in unspoilt open countryside, with uninterrupted views across fields and Gradbach Forest, the site of Lud's Church and the Roaches. Lovingly restored and immaculately-presented throughout, the well-equipped spacious Wildboarclough cottage offers a perfect base to explore the Peak District National Park.

The cottage has a spacious well-equipped dining kitchen with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and original exposed beams and an exposed stone wall. The bright and airy sitting room boasts patio doors overlooking the Dane Valley, a woodburner, TV with Freeview & HDMI, DVD, radio, CD, iPod dock, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs. Further exposed stone walls, adding to the property's charm and character, and making for a delightful room to sit in and relax after a day's walking. Upstairs, the cottage has a large landing area and 3 steps leading down and up to the king-size bedroom with its exposed oak beams, wall joists and high galleried ceiling, creating a feeling of quality and style. A large bathroom offers a bath and separate large shower cubicle. The cottage has oil central heating with woodburner. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent, additional logs available to purchase from owner. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike storage. Cot bed on the landing area (please bring own infant bed linen), however please bring own travel cot if you want your infant (under age 2 only) to sleep in bedroom. High chair and stairgates. Garden furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking.

The Barn At Goosetree Farm is situated approx. 7 miles from Buxton, 7 miles from Macclesfield, 7 miles from Leek and 18 miles from Bakewell. The property sits on a farm in open countryside in the Peak District National Park. There are some great pubs around with one only a mile away! There is a shop 2 miles away, cafe at Gradbach 0.25 miles and an Ice Cream Farm 1.5 miles away.

10mins drive to Royal Stoke hospital,Near shops and Hanley city centre 35mins to Alton towers

A late 19th century terraced town house with 1 lower double bedroom and 2 large double bedrooms upstairs. A good sized shared living room with leather reclining sofa and a fabric easy chair. 40" tv with Virgin Media package inc Wifi. Fully kitted small but functional kitchen with washing machine followed by a large shower room and toilet. Guests can choose to self check in or arrange to meet myself to hand over the keys.

Perfectly located within walking distance of Burslem, known locally as the Mother Town, home of Port Vale. Middleport is within walking distance or a short bus or taxi ride away and is the host town for The popular tv series The Great Pottery Throwdown.

Located on a quiet street off a main road and bus route. Local shop a stone throw away and a particularly yummy sandwich bar just around the corner on the main road. A beautifully presented park is just down the road with small childrens play area.

Mill Cottage is in a prime location, right in the heart of the historical market town of Leek. Just a two minute walk to the centre. It is ideal for singles, couples or small families who want a wonderful break on the outskirts of the beautiful Peak District. The house is a lovely Victorian cottage, set within a small row of similar properties, in a quiet backwater of the town. Leek is a very short drive to Alton Towers, the Roaches,Buxton and Chatsworth, Cheddleton railway, the manifold track.

Mill Cottage is a beautifully appointed period home and is used regularly by its owner. A two story solidly built cottage, it really is home from home. On a chilly evening, light the open fire and sit back with a glass of wine. Or on warmer days, dine al fresco in its quiet, private rear yard.

Mill Cottage is a stones throw from the historic centre of Leek, but being situated within a quiet backwater. Leek has numerous pubs, many selling award winning beer. There are lots of fabulous eating places, takeaways, live music venues, a wonderful eclectic mix of shops and antique dealers. Also the wonderful weekly markets. With easy access to all surrounding areas, including a very short drive to the beautiful Peak District.

Swallow Barn is a cosy secluded stone barn conversion in the heart of stunning Peak District walking and cycling countryside. A two storey property suitable for two adults, with a double bedroom (double bed) upstairs, small kitchen, shower room and living room downstairs wich opens on to its own small secluded terrace and sun trap garden. We provide secure undercover bike store. Dogs are welcome on request with a small fee and have four acres to play in. A cot is available for one infant.

Swallow Barn is situated in our yard set well back from the road, with plenty of off road parking, it is very tranquil with lots of bird life and you can hear owls most nights. There is a lovely view of the village of Butterton and with a short walk up the paddock behind the property a view across the hills of the Manifold Valley. You will be welcomed to Swallow Barn with a homemade bread, cookies and local free range eggs. Luxury Faith in Nature toiletries which are kind to the planet are also supplied.

Swallow Barn is positioned on the outskirts of the traditional Peak District village of Butterton, home to the Black Lion Inn the thriving village pub serving great food and a rotation of excellent local beers. Butterton over looks the Manifold Valley and the disused Leek and Manifold light railway a favourite for low level traffic free walking and cycling. For the more adventurous we are near to the Roaches a renowned rocky ridge popular with walkers, fell runners and climbers. Butterton is within easy reach of Alton Towers, Ashbourne, gate way to the Peaks, Leek, Buxton, Bakewell and Chatsworth House.

Georgian charm in a brilliant location, only two minute walk to the town centre. Facilities include a basement recording studio at special request.

Georgian townhouse, in a conservation area in the centre of Leek. It has a lovely light filled living room, and eastern inspired guest bedroom. The living space is spread over 4 floors, with a basement kitchen and bathroom accessible by guests. Special features include a multi fuel burner for those cold winter nights. Also, for our more musical guests at special request musicians can record here in the studio. Please enquire in advance for this facility, and if a paid session is taken for 6 hours or more, the cost per night whilst recording will be discounted by £25.

Leek is a vibrant market town at the foot of the peak district, ideal as a base for walks in the area, or for visiting Alton towers for example. Other daytime activities include markets at weekends including the famous once a month artisan market. Nightlife wise, main features being regular live music, occasional theatre and films at the Foxlowe arts centre restaurants and bars serving all manner of quality ales, craft ales, cocktails, and even has its own Belgian bar.

Our double room is bright and airy with lovely views over the parkland and playing fields behind. You will have sole access to a bathroom which is not on-suite.

Our home is a three bedroomed detached property with all of our bedroom upstairs along with a good sized bathroom and separate toilet. On the ground floor we have an entrance porch that leads into the hallway and then onto the Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen and Conservatory. Outside at the front we have gated off road parking for two cars with room for another two in front of our home. Out the back we have a well presented garden with an upper and lower patio areas, a fair sized lawn and border plants and shrubbery.

We are lucky to have lived on our tree lined avenue for over 25yrs and its just as quiet today as it was when we moved in.

The Bunker is a quirky retreat for outdoor lovers with the beautiful Peak District right outside your door. A self contained space with private entrance. Excellent walking in all directions right from the doorstep. A old fashioned English pub 300Metres away with real ales and log fire.

Other things to note There is a village shop selling essential supplies in Longnor, a Post Office/deli, 2 cafes and a fish and chip shop (1 mile away). The Pack Horse Inn is 1 mile walk away (closed Mon/Tue) with other pubs in Earl Sterndale, Longnor, Hurdlow and Hartington. Nearest town Buxton is a 10 minute drive away. The Bunker is well equipped for 2 people, don't expect 5 star luxury, but if you fancy a comfy bed, log fire and the country side on your doorstep with a traditional pub a few steps away, then book with us. The Bunker has its own entrance, a sofa bed, log burner with a skittle of coal, sticks and firelighters included. We provide fresh bed linen and towels, kettle, mini fridge, microwave and cutlery and plates. There is a shower and toilet. A short drive away, the historic spa town of Buxton provides both culture in the form of the Opera House, and practicality in the form of the Waitrose supermarket, which is open until 8pm. There are wonderful hikes right from the doorstep to the dramatic peaks of nearby High Wheeldon and Parkhouse Hill, or on to Chrome Hill and the Roaches beyond. The quiet, local roads and the Tissington and High Peak Trails provide more gentle routes for cyclists or walkers in inclement weather.

Bijou guest house, in splendid isolation! Stay in our converted piggery, built out of local stone and set in lovely grounds on the edge of Ipstones. Set back from a narrow country road which is barely trafficed, you will feel the stresses of modern life slip away. The Piggery is decorated as a tiny house, complete with its own shower and toilet and warmed by underfloor heating. The Piggery is a great base for visits to Alton Towers, The Peak District, The Potteries and for outdoor pursuits.

We are in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, with walks into the Churnet valley on the door step. In September you can hear the resident stags rutting in the Churnet woods when the sun starts to set. You could walk down to Frogall by the canal and steam railway watching out for Kingfishers and with an ear open for woodpeckers. Hetty's tearoom is a lovely cafe/restaurant, recently opened in an old mill-building on the canal, which serves fabulous light snacks (the obligatory Staffordshire oatcake!) and a variety of cakes, including gluten free. We are 15 mins from the spectacular Roaches, with lovely walks of elevation, gritstone and heathers. (Stop off at The Lazy Trout in Meerbrook for excellent food). Ilam and Dovedale are highly recommended as a pretty but unique Staffordshire village with the famous stepping stones and flat topped hill.Our family lived there for generations, so Dad or I can probably bore the bones of you with Ilam knowledge! I'll leave it for you to ask... For cyclists the area is superb! There are many routes, challenging hill climbs and great training ground for serious competitors. For those after something more leisurely, try the Manifold Valley cycle track, through the cast scenery of the White Peaks. look out for Thor's Cave and sit by the river at the Manifold cafe with a refreshment. For gardeners I recommend a visit to Trentham Gardens, quite breathtaking planting in the restored gardens by Europe's finest designers (and also attractive cabin retail units). Locally, Consall Hall at the head of the Churnet Valley has beautiful landscaped gardens, splendid in Spring with the Rhodedendrons and Azalaes in flower. The iconic Chatsworth Hall is a lovely country drive away and for those looking for Instrusrial history, Stoke-on -Trent is the place for you! Gladstone Pottery is an excellent museum, I don't know anyone who hasn't been fascinated with a day there, or come home without having tried to throw a pot or paint a china flower! Emma Bridgewater, she of the spotty mugs, has breathed some life back into Stoke with her highly successful factory. It is worth a visit to the factory shop and the boho/Industrial cool cafe and decorating studio. After all that you will be so glad to sink onto the super comfy double bed or sip some wino on the patio, fire pit blazing and soak up the complete peace and quiet.

Ipstones is a pretty village in the Staffordshire moorlands with a thriving community spirit. With three pubs, a shop and butchers to cater for your needs, friendly locals abound and frequent music nights (Sunday night acoustic night at The Sea Lion). The walking surrounding The Piggery is excellent - it is just off the Staffordshire Way, on the doorstep of Consall and Froghall Warf, which use the industrial heritage to great use with canal cafes and pubs and steam railway. The ale rail is a great way to enjoy what local beers and ciders are around with a trip on the train! f you don't want to think about cooking on your break we have two pubs which serve food in the village ( and one for people looking for a traditional local with a great range of whisky). They are 10 minutes walk down the country lane, so park up and potter down! I recommend The Marquis of Granby for a great meal at really good prices. it is popular round here though, so booking is necessary! There are a many other recommendations around, with Leek, Ashbourne , Cheadle and Buxton offering plenty for every palette.

Newly refurbished, spacious one bedroom apartment within a listed building. Over looking the cobbled Leek market Place right in the centre of the historical town. Great pad to use as a base to walk or cycle in the Peak District or visit Alton Towers.

Cobbles View is in the very centre of Leek, great place from which to explore the award winning, historic market town in the Staffordshire Peak District. There is a wealth of Independent shops, cafes, pubs, traditional and artisan markets. There is a double bedroom and a large lounge diner with a sofa bed. The kitchen is brand new and very well equipped. On the first floor of this quirky listed building. During the week (Monday to Thursday) the market place is a quiet, restful area great for a business stop home away from home or for those who want to get out into the Peak District walking but during the weekend it becomes a hive of activity with its weekly Saturday market and numerous pubs, clubs and eateries spilling out onto the pavement until the early hours. Some guests have loved the atmosphere, however, if you are a light sleeper and looking for a relaxing, peaceful weekend then maybe our Congleton apartments might suit you better but if you are happy to join in the fun then Cobbles View apartments are the place for you.

This compact yet beautifully designed property is a couple’s paradise, with a hot tub, four-poster bed and a host of attractions to explore close by. . 9 steps to entrance All on the ground floor. Living room/bedroom: With 50" Smart TV, tea and coffee making facilities, fridge, four-poster double bed and en-suite with bath, shower cubicle and toilet. Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, 2-ring induction hob, combi microwave/oven/grill and fridge/freezer.. Electric central heating (in kitchen/dining room), gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Small courtyard with garden furniture. Hot tub for 4 (private). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. . Churnet Reach is a wonderfully unique, studio style annexe complete with private hot tub, set in the traditional Staffordshire Moorlands village of Cheddleton. A mahogany four poster bed adorned with crisp Egyptian cotton sheets takes pride of place in the open plan bedroom and living space, and en-suite facilities boast both a bath and separate waterfall shower. Additional good quality touches include remote controlled lights, high speed complimentary Wi-Fi and the all-important USB charging points. Tea and coffee making facilities plus a fridge/freezer are provided in the studio room, or a short step across the covered threshold will take you directly to your very own mini kitchen. A private outdoor terrace provides excellent opportunity for relaxed al fresco dining, and the covered hot tub with hotel quality bathrobes and slippers means you can enjoy the bubbly delights no matter what the weather. Cheddleton village is just over a mile away and is home to a good handful of shops, a tea room and food serving pubs. For steam rail enthusiasts the delightful Churnet Valley Railway is just a 5 minute walk away, and Cheddleton Flint Mill provides a nod to Staffordshire’s industrial past. Surrounded by lovely moorland countryside, the Peak District National Park can be reached in just 15 minutes as can a popular local wedding venue, or for those thrill seekers, Britain’s premier theme park Alton Towers can be reached in around 20 minutes. Finally the traditional, historic market town of Leek with its charming cobbled market place provides a wide selection of amenities and is less than 10 minutes away by car. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 700 yards. Free WiFi

Our small but comfortable 1 bedroom cottage is situated at the edge of a village. It has spectacular views across the valley and is in easy reach of interesting places to visit such as Chatsworth House, Alton Towers and the Peak District.

Situated on the edge of a village, at the end of a private lane you will find your holiday retreat. On the ground floor is the kitchen, a double bedroom and the bathroom. Up the stairs is the living room with views over the valley. The Wolery has all the modern conveniences that you need for a relaxing holiday.

Situated at the edge of a village in the unspoilt and little know area that is the Staffordshire Moorlands. The Wolery is a comfortable walking distance from the local, well stocked village shop and 3 very good pubs, who are happy to welcome dogs. The Marquis of Granby and The Red Lion offer good choice menu and prices. The village is situated close to cycle paths nearby where there is safe cycling for miles. Also, locally there are fishing pools and clay pigeon shooting ranges should you wish to try countryside pursuits.

An open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen with sofa, dining table and chairs, T.V. DVD and views over the surrounding countryside. There is no T.V. reception but DVDs are provided. A fitted kitchen and a shower room with fluffy towels and W.C. There is an attractive patio with furniture and fantastic views of the valley. Parking for a car is available and there are other spaces along the quiet lane. Behind the cottage there is a metal hoop for bike storage. A small pet by arrangement.

Bluebell Cottage is a little gem of a cottage surrounded by wonderful countryside at the head of beautiful Manifold Dale. Sit on the sunny patio, gaze at the view and think you are in the middle of nowhere. Yet the picturesque village of Longnor with its village store, tea rooms, Cheshire Cheese that does classic pub food, Grapes pub for a great beer and even a fish and chip shop is just a mile away.

Situated in Leek, the lovely Market Town on the edge of the Peak District, this beautiful apartment is within walking distance of the many restaurants, pubs and shops the town has to offer and just perfect for those wishing to experience the idyllic countryside of the Peak District.

This hidden gem holiday apartment is located above The Blue Mugge public house/popular local eatery. Accommodating 6 people within its two double and 1 twin bedrooms, this beautifully designed, sound-proofed, bright spacious and centrally heated apartment has a modern fully fitted kitchen, large shower room, X box/games room, 1 ensuite, large entrance hall/boot room, a large roof garden with furniture with external staircase.

Situated on the edge of the Peak District National park this holiday home is ideal for a short break or a longer holiday in the idyllic countryside of the Peak District. Close to breath taking scenery, nature reserves, Alton Towers, Chatsworth, The Roaches, Tittesworth Reservoir, and the towns of Buxton, Ashbourne and Bakewell, Leek is the perfect central English holiday destination. The town itself has a charming cobbled market place hosting a lively market twice weekly, interesting shops including many antique emporiums, galleries and bookshops, award winning restaurants and many other friendly and comfortable public houses.

Churnet Reach is a luxury four poster self contained annex, set in the beautiful Churnet Valley, close to Alton Towers & the Peak District. Churnet Reach has its own private entrance (NOT through the main house), private bathroom with walk in shower and double ended bath. There is a private outdoor seating area with table and chairs. Off road parking is available, Consall Hall wedding venue & Ashes barn wedding venue is 15 Minutes by car, Alton Towers is 20 minutes away

Churnet Reach romantic relaxing annex with complementary continental breakfast provided within the room rate. Churnet Reach has it's own private separate entrance away from the main house. The guest annex has been lovingly created to the highest specification. Inside you will find a luxury room with a four poster bed, private bathroom with a double ended bath and separate walk in shower. Luxury, Egyptian cotton hotel quality bedding and large fluffy towels are provided along with slippers and luxury bathrobes for guests who choose to take advantage of the private HOT TUB available for only £15/night. Churnet Reach hosts a unique opportunity to enjoy peace and tranquillity. We are LGB friendly at Churnet Reach, we do not discriminate. Churnet Reach has a private outdoor seating area where guests may enjoy some piece & quiet. Alton towers theme park is around 20 minutes away form Churnet Reach. The heritage steam railway is about a 5 minute walk away, along with river walks. The Boat inn pub is 5 minutes walk away, providing home cooked pub grub by the canal side. Churnet Reach is only a short drive from the historic market town of Leek with markets, independent shops and a wealth of cafes, tea rooms and pubs. For the more adventurous and active types taking on the challenging terrain of the Peak District National Park and the great opportunities for all kinds of outdoor activities, we're sure you'll find something to your liking. For the train enthusiast, Churnet Valley Steam Railway is within easy walking distance. Churnet Reach has a fridge/freezer, ideal for chilling your wine/beers. Motorcyclists are always welcome at Churnet Reach, we have secure bike parking. Bikers of all nationalities will enjoy the breath taking biker roads around the Peak District. Not forgetting only 15 minutes to Alton Towers too. Ashes barn wedding venue & Consall hall wedding venue are just15 minutes away.

We are located in the peaceful Churnet Valley. Most weekends steam trains on Churnet Valley Railway takes you on a journey back to the 1950's and 1960's. Hop onboard a steam train and travel on our rural line that passes through beautiful countryside known as Staffordshire’s “Little Switzerland.” Take a break from busy urban life and feast your eyes on the lush countryside of the Churnet Valley, including riverside views, and scenes of heritage canal boats on the adjacent Cauldon Canal.