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This stylish detached former barn is well placed a short drive from Shrewsbury, the medieval market town with its castle and world famous Abbey, Severn theatre, independent shops and eateries. Country lovers and sportsman alike will find plenty to do in the area, on the river,…
Enjoying an excellent location within the fringes of Wotton under Edge you will be well served by foot, the vibrant market town is within walking distance and offers a mix of shops, cafes and pubs. A well stocked farm store is also within walking distance where you can enjoy the…
Situated at the top of a steep hill that runs down into Matlock town centre, you ll find there is host of things to see and do on your doorstep, including an array of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. There is a weekly market, and within easy reach are the gorgeous country…
This cottage is perfect for families and friends wanting to be situated within the heart of the Peak District with easy access to its many attractions, whether on foot, by bike or car. Within 3 miles, Carsington Water offers activities such as cycling and water sports to enjoy,…
The property lies in the unspoilt village of Barton on the Heath with superb walking opportunities from the adjacent bridle path, leading to miles of open countryside, with lovely gardens to visit, such as Hidcote or Batsford Arboretum and two pubs just a thirty minute walk away…
A great location for a family holiday in the North West, where you can visit many of the local attractions including Chester Zoo, the UK s most popular zoo just a short drive away. The property lies a short distance away from Chester's vibrant city centre, which offers a huge…
Bring your walking boots and your mountain bikes, try your hand at windsurfing, canoeing and fishing, or, for those who like dry land, push your limits on an 8 mile mountain bike course all on offer at nearby Carsington Water. You will also find an award winning restaurant, a…
Situated in the heart of a conservation area, the village of Kings Cliffe is a hidden gem offering a mix of stone built period houses and a church, bakery/cafe, pub, greengrocer, general shop, village hall, brewery, art gallery and a small heritage centre. This Grade II Listed…
Bakewell and the Peak District offer a huge variety of things to do and places to go, whether you prefer exploring attractions such as Chatsworth or Haddon Hall, visiting the numerous market towns and villages, sampling the delights of local markets or discovering everything the…
Walkers and cyclists alike can enjoy the River Teme and the surrounding Shropshire Hills, with the Mary Webb trail, The Shropshire Way and Offa s Dyke Path all nearby. You re close to Ludlow, a thriving market town and an architectural gem, busy throughout the year with events…
The hamlet of Aconbury consists of well established farmland and an estate church, here you can leave the car behind and amble across the waymarked footpaths within 630 acres of farm and woodland or for keen anglers a well stocked coarse fishing lake awaits. This area is perfect…
The hamlet of Aconbury consists of well established farmland and an estate church, here you can leave the car behind and amble across the waymarked footpaths within 630 acres of farm and woodland or for keen anglers, cast a line in the coarse fishing lake. The River Wye is also…
Found about 3 miles away from the pleasant Roman town of Cirencester, this tasteful property is quietly nestled in a courtyard setting. It lies in a secluded village in the Duntisbourne Valley, which is perhaps one of the prettiest valleys in the Cotswolds with its Saxon age…
Stay in a location where Cressbrook Dale joins the River Wye and Millers Dale becomes Monsal Dale. This puts the property at the very heart of some of the most classic Derbyshire dales scenery. The Dale sits between Buxton and Bakewell, and this beautiful part of the Peak…
Situated close to the village of Eyam and its history of the 1665 plague, the cottage offers guests an array of beautiful views. Spectacular valley vistas and elegant Chatsworth in the distance, make this property a splendid location for basking in outstanding natural beauty.…
Set in the heart of Bakewell, the home of the famous Bakewell pudding, this is one of the best locations in the Peak District for an authentic countryside experience with the convenience of everything you need on your doorstep. Wonderful old buildings, character shops,…
This characterful property is located in the heart of Bakewell, where there are shops, dog friendly places to eat, wonderful restaurants with plenty of culinary choices and river walks all on your doorstep. Home of the famous Bakewell pudding, this wonderful market town has…
This area is steeped in history; you can explore the ancient towns and villages and visit Ludlow and Stokesay Castles, or if you have time, there are many National Trust houses and gardens to explore. Ludlow and the surrounding South Shropshire countryside is also an ideal…
Surrounded by a vast network of footpaths and quiet cycling lanes Wirksworth boasts nearby popular destination Carsington Water (4 miles). With its excellent visitor centre, walking and cycling routes around the lake and great opportunities for water sports, it makes for a…
The barn sits on the land of a working smallholding, so your first holiday activity may well be sampling the fresh produce. Head off for a mile s walk into the heart of Hay on Wye, browse independent shops and cafes, attend a literary event, and soak in the town s bookish…
From the wildness of the Peak District to the Cotswold's cosy charm, the counties that make up the Heart of England, can offer rolling hills, ancient woodlands, dramatic moors, heritage rich Oxford and the spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath. Cider trails in Herefordshire and canal routes in Staffordshire.