Cater for yourself in comfort and style in a range of self contained accommodation. Stay on a working farm or in a converted traditional building. Create your own home from home and escape to the country for time to yourself.
The accomodation below is sorted by location name:
| Church Farm Holiday Cottages |
Alsop-en-le-Dale
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Church Farm, our rare breeds farm specialising in Gloucester Cattle, is at the head of one of the most beautiful, but undiscovered dales of the Peak District National Park. Named after local fields, the two topsy-turvy self catering cottages, created from an old barn, provide high quality accommodation. Two fields away from the Tissington Trail and 2 miles from Dovedale.
BESST Statement: At Church Farm we are committed to working in harmony with the environment. Our land is managed to encourage diversity. Our cattle are housed traditionally and fed on additive free corn, locally produced hat and silage. We are delighted to have been awarded the Peak District Environmental Quality Mark for both farm and cottages and we encourage our visitors to take advantage of locally produced foods supplied by Peak District Fine Foods.
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| Ancestral Barn & Church Farm Cottage |
Alstonefield
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Ancestral Barn; 5 stars, 200 year old listed barn, infuses 'olde worlde' charm and has a medieval ambience, with luxurios canopy beds, all ensuite bathrooms(one with roll top). Church Farm Cottage; pretty, cosy & warm, delighful cottage garden, loved by all who stay. In grounds of organic farm. Walks from door to dales. You can order a local foods pack to be delivered from Peak District Fine Foods
Visit Notty Hornblower's Costume Museum in Alstonefield, click here for details Costume Museum
BESST Statement - At Church Farm we farm organically as our forefathers did before with the same love of the land and our animals, who are spoilt beyond belief. We enjoy sharing our very special place with our visitors in our cottages, many who then become lifelong friends. We are passionate and proud of our environment and we support other local foods producers and businesses.
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| The Haybarn |
Alstonefield
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Hope Farm, Alstonefield, Nr Ashbourne, Derbyshire. |
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01335 310328 |
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Dating from 1870 our detached barn conversion is set in a peaceful location with superb views, and is comfortably furnished to a high standard.
The accommodation is on the first floor level and comprises ; a well equipped kitchen/dining area, sitting room with log fire, a double and twin bedroom both decorated in peaceful lemon tones and a bathroom with bath and shower and seperate toilet. Bed linen and towels are provided and heating and lighting costs are provided inclusive. A washing machine and tumble dryer are also available.
The interior is light and welcoming, with views over the surrounding countryside from most windows. A secluded garden is to the rear of the barn.
The Hope House Costume Museum is located at our next door neighbour's house. Click here to find out more Costume Museum
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| Rowlands Cottage |
Alstonefield
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Rowlands Cottage has been converted from a disused stone barn into high quality accommodation. Situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Alstonefield. Local pubs nearby. An ideal base for exploring the BESST Heritage Walks. Stately homes, market towns and visitor attractions all within a short drive. Traffic free cycle trails and miles of footpaths on the doorstep. BESST Statement - Having lived within the farming community all our lives, and living on a redundant farm, we decided to convert a disused barn into holiday accommodation. We re-used building materials where possible and furnished the cottage with locally made furniture. We recycle garden and household waste and inform our guests about locally grown and made products.
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| Gateham Grange Holiday Cottages |
Alstonefield
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Self catering accommodation on a working cattle and sheep farm. Lambing time March/April is most popular with families. Gateham Grange nestles at the foot of Wetton Hill, set in peaceful scenic surroundings, ideal location for walking, birdwatching, painting and photography. The Cottage and Coach House, next to a quaint old stone dovecote, radiate a real feel of farming life, with glorious views and walks from the door. Welcome food packs and ready meals, all sourced using local ingredients, can be pre-ordered prior to arrival from Peak District Fine Foods. Every comfort, real home from home. Or from one extreme to the other for a budget holiday you could try our camping barn at the foot of Narrowdale Hill, absolutely fantastic views, very remote, no electric, back to nature. A first choice for campers, scouts, Duke of Edinburgh groups etc. Ideal base for BESST Heritage Walks. Visit Notty Hornblower's Costume Museum in Alstonefield BESST Statement - We feel privileged to live and work in such a beautiful and historic place. Our farmhouse is nearly 200 years old and the land was once part of a monastic grange. We encourage wildlife and birds by planting trees and hedges and we have restored a pond. We have rebuilt many of our drystone walls - an important feature in the White Peak landscape.
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| Hoe Grange |
Brassington
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A traditional family run dairy farm, offering 2 luxurious log cabins, set in spectacular Derbyshire countryside – a real “home from home”. The farm adjoins the High Peak Trail and is close to Carsington Water making it an excellent base for outdoor activities. Extensive disabled facilities. Bring your horse on holiday – we offer spacious stabling and grazing.
BESST Statement: At Hoe Grange our environment is very precious with beautiful unspoilt views. Ever mindful of preserving our own environment and the need to minimise pollution everywhere we try to be eco-friendly and encourage our guests to recycle rubbish. We use environmentally friendly cleaning products and save energy whenever practical by line-drying bed linen and towels outside and using low energy light bulbs.
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| Breach Farm |
Carsington
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We are situated in beautiful countryside overlooking Carsington Water. In the farmhouse we offer Bed and Breakfast in a self-contained guest wing. We have converted a redundant stone barn into 2 comfortable self-catering cottages, which sleep between 2 - 6 people. All accommodation is ETB 4 star. This is an ideal location to explore the delights of the Derbyshire Dales. BESST Statement: In the B&B we offer our own free range eggs, the home made bread uses flour from a local hydro-powered mill and we are passionate supporters of local producers. We recycle as much as possible and provide facilities for our guests to do so. Visitors are warmly welcomed to this beautiful area and we encourage them to experience what's special about the Peak District.
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| Foxtwood Cottage |
Froghall
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Come and enjoy Foxtwood’s self catering cottages set in 30 acres of woodland overlooking the Caldon Canal and newly reopened Froghall Wharf. A paradise for nature and countryside lovers. Come and enjoy a barbeque by the pool, a stroll in the woods, or just sit and watch the birds and wildlife.
BESST Statement – At Foxtwood our environment is very important to us. We recycle as much as we can and make it easy for our guests to do so too by providing special facilities. We have a solar water heating system installed and would like to investigate other means of natural energy use. Our grounds are grazed by a small herd of Dexter cattle, which produce fine tasting beef. We are proud of the wildlife and wildflowers around us.
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| Wolfscote Grange |
Hartington
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Bed and Breakfast Stay on a traditional Peak District sheep and cattle farm. Luxury Bed and Breakfast in the farmhouse with a real sense of history. The farmstead dates back to the Domesday Book and the house has a 1649 datestone.
Four self catering holiday cottages in converted farm buildings offer superb accommodation. Farm trail in beautiful scenery, wildlife to watch and an insight into farming.
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Hognaston
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Turlow Fields Farm, Hognaston, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1PW |
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Nestled between Ashbourne and Matlock, Barn Close is fully equipped for your comfort with underfloor heating, solar hot water system, own private garden and beautiful views over our small organic farm. Plenty to see, cattle, sheep, pigs and more! Just a short walk to Carsington Water and a 10 minute drive to Ashbourne and stunning Dovedale
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| Hopton House |
Hopton
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A seven bedroom country house for 18 guests standing in a commanding position overlooking Carsington Water. Panoramic lake views, close to many water sports and ideal for the larger family party. BESST Statement: Situated in the Hopton Conservation area, we take a pride in Hopton House being an integral part of the village. We graze our small flock of sheep on land adjoining the property. A marvellous spot for watching birds - kestrels, sparrowhawks, buzzards, ravens and many other species are common.
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| The Orchards |
Ilam
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Enjoy a holiday on a real working farm. Watch the farmer shear the sheep and have a go at fleece-wrapping. Children may hold a tiny pink piglet or help bottle-feed the orphan lambs in Spring. Footpaths meander through wonderful woodlands and there are herb-rich meadows and rolling hills as far as the eye can see. Such a rich diversity of birdlife, animals and wild flowers for everyone to enjoy. Come home to a blazing log fire; the cottage is a real home from home - fabulous for families yet warmly welcoming as a romantic hideaway. Try our wonderful local foods by pre-ordering a food pack to be delivered to your cottage for your arrival - click here for details and to order, or just email us and we will arrange it all for you. Visit Notty Hornblower's Costume Museum in Alstonefield - email us to find out dates and times. BESST Statement: We farm in a traditional way that is kinder to the environment than many modern methods. We are proud of our wildflowers and encourage our guests to discover them too. Our farm lies in the Manifold Valley which has a long and interesting history. We are delighted to show our guests the artefacts that have been found on our land including Mediaeval coins, musket balls and a Roman toga fastener. We are both pleased and proud to have recently been awarded a PDEQM.
Photo: E Rokita
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| Beechenhill Cottage and The Cottage By the Pond |
Ilam
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Beechenhill Cottage; tiny, warm, in secluded garden and award-winning sleeps two. Cottage By the Pond for all, especially those with wheelchairs, sleeps six. Organic farm, delicious local ready meals, traditional puddings and take-away farmhouse breakfasts available from the farmhouse. You can also order a welcome pack of local foods from Peak District Fine Foods.
Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast. There is a sunny double room and a warm and comfortable family room, both ensuite in the traditional ivy clad farmhouse. An almost organic organic breakfast with homemade yoghurt and famous Beechenhill porridge is the perfect start to the day. Walks lead from the door and table tennis and garden chess can keep you busy close to home.
Beechenhill Artworks. Producing egg-tempera, Swedish style paintings called Bonads. Inspired by visiting Unnaryd in Hylte, Sweden. See Artwork for more details.
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Visit Notty Hornblower's Costume Museum in Alstonefield, click here for details: Costume Museum
BESST Statement - At Beechenhill Farm we delight in sharing our special place with our visitors, whether B&B or cottage guests, school children or people interested in organic farming. We show them how we are trying to enhance our environment, link with other local businesses and live and work according to our organic and environmental principles. We are proud to have the PDEQM for both our accommodation business and our farm'.
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| Throwley Hall Farm |
Ilam
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Bed and Breakfast: Stay on a working beef cattle farm with a long history! Throwley Hall Farm is a Georgian built farmhouse in quiet countryside near the Manifold Valley and Dovedale. Next door stands the ruins of Throwley Hall, a 16th century manor house. Superb scenery and walking on the doorstep. Alton Towers a short journey away. A warm and welcoming place to stay, with hearty breakfasts!
Self-catering: We offer a variety of country cottages in the picturesque, undulating limestone Manifold Valley. Our cottages sleep bewtween 2 and 9 people. In spring and summer you can watch the new lambs and calves with their mothers.
Visit Notty Hornblower's Costume Museum in Alstonefield
BESST Statement – At Throwley Hall Farm we farm cattle and sheep which we nurture in easy harmony with the abundant wildlife and wild flowers. In spring and summer you can watch new lambs and calves gambol and play in the fields. Our guests come back time and again.
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| Old House Farm |
Newhaven
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Home to the Flower family since 1916 Old House Farm remains a true working farm. We have a choice of three quality cottages including 'Piggery Place’, which has excellent disabled access. The farm is next to the High Peak Trail.
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| Dove Valley Centre |
Sheen
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The stylishly converted barns of the Dove Valley Centre provide ETB 4-star self-catering accommodation and arts and environmental courses where visitors are served organic and local food. On our 50-acre upland farm you will receive a warm welcome and be inspired and relaxed by the diverse landscapes and tranquillity of the spectacular upper Dove valley. Order local foods from Peak District Fine Foods These delicious foods will be delivered for your arrival. We run arts and environmental courses using our BESST local professional artist, Tony Beresford click here to see his work. BESST Statement - That historically intimate connection between agricultural buildings and farmland is reflected in the way we run our business. Courses and events draw on landscapes and habitats on and around the farm - managed, since 1993, under an Environmentally Sensitive Area agreement. PDEQMs for the farm and the Dove Valley Centre recognise their present quality and our aspirations: seeking enhanced biodiversity and more sustainable living.
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| The Old Chapel |
Wetton
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The Old Chapel, Wetton, Ashbourne, DE6 2AF |
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01335 310450 |
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Bed and Breakfast: Stay in a converted historic building in one of the Peak District’s prettiest villages. A warm welcome awaits you in this unique home. Enjoy walks from the doorstep into beautiful countryside with stunning views of Thor’s Cave and the Manifold Valley. A choice of carefully prepared breakfasts with homemade produce is on offer. The village pub is just 200 yards away. Escape to the country! The Old Sunday School: Stay in a converted Sunday School set within a quiet Peak District village. Turned ‘upside down’ to take advantage of the building’s architecture, the Old Sunday School sleeps 8 people (4 bedrooms) with 3 bathrooms and a large open plan living area. With views over the Peak District its an ideal spot for your break away from it all. BESST Statement: Living and working at The Old Chapel - an unusual home in Wetton - a picturesque village, is somethingspecial. I enjoy welcoming guests to this beautiful area and am more than happy to share my local knowledge with all our visitors. It is important to me to help people get the most from thier visit and support other local businesses at the same time.
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