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Villages
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Number of results: 216
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Onecote
Address:
Nr Leek, Staffordshire MoorlandsOnecote is a small village that lies within The Peak District National Park. It is close to the Manifold Valley, Hartington and Leek.
Alderley Edge
Address:
Cheshire, SK9 7BJMagic, myth and legend abound in the pretty Cheshire village of Alderley Edge.
The picturesque village of Alderley Edge sits in the east of Cheshire and offers a fabulous range of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars.Mobberley
Address:
Cheshire, WA16 7EXMentioned in the Domesday Book as 'Motburlege', Mobberley is a residential area set in farmland and is England's largest parish.
Cheddleton
Address:
Nr Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 7HLTelephone:
01782 503229Much of Cheddleton straddles the A520 immediately to the south of the river Churnet and the Caldon Canal, but the true heart of this quaint old village lies away from the main road, around the 12th century parish church of St Edward.
Gawsworth
Address:
Cheshire, SK11 9RQA peaceful and beautiful village with scattered cottages and farms mingling with halls, a church, pools and leafy lanes.
Rainow
Address:
Cheshire, SK10 5UEThe rounded hills are a distinct contrast to the red brick and lush farmlands of the Cheshire Plain.
Horsley Woodhouse
Address:
Derbyshire, DE5 3BTTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
The small Derbyshire village of Horsley Woodhouse is close to the town of Ilkeston. The famous preacher Charles Wesley preached in the village in 1744 whilst journeying from London to Newcastle.
Ripley
Address:
RipleyRipley
The market town of Ripley continues to offer a small traditional outdoor market on Friday and Saturday. Established by Henry III by royal decree in 1250, the Charter Market is one of the oldest in Derbyshire. Independent shops established over…
Breadsall
Address:
Derbyshire, DE7 6DLThis is a picturesque old village surrounded by woodland. The old hall has served as both a pub and a cob-shop. Breadsall made the headlines in 1914 when local suffragettes outraged the nation by setting the church on fire.
Wincle
Address:
Cheshire, SK11 0QHThrough this hilly area runs the delightful wooded valley of the River Dane, the county's boundary with Staffordshire.
Longsdon
Address:
Longsdon Memorial Hall, Leek Road, Longsdon, Staffordshire Moorlands, ST99QALongsdon
Longsdon is the centre of an extensive and wooded parish that extends to the Churnet and includes the high land of Ladderedge as well as the hamlet of Horse Bridge.
Stoney Middleton
Address:
Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire, S32 4TDTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Stoney Middleton
This village is well named, having many houses clinging to the steep limestone cliffs of a rocky dale. Most people pass through on the busy main road through the village, but there are some interesting little nooks & crannies.
Longnor
Address:
Nr Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0NSDerbyshire
Longnor is a sizeable village with its bustling cobbled square overlooked by the historic Longnor Craft Centre and quaint streets of stone houses. It nestles between the Dove and Manifold valleys and is a good starting point for many walks.
Dale Abbey
Address:
Derbyshire, DE7 4QATelephone:
01773 570222A more peaceful and pleasant spot than Dale Abbey is hard to find in the whole of Derbyshire. Yet it is less than three miles from the suburbs of Derby to the west, and even closer to a vast area of housing and industrialisation on the east
Congreave
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 2NFTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
A tiny hamlet 2 miles south of Bakewell near to Haddon Hall. After crossing the River Wye the narrow lane passes by the farms at Congreave and leads up to Stanton Moor, and that's it!
Mellor
Address:
Church Road, Mellor, Stockport, Cheshire, SK6 5LXTelephone:
0161 474 4444Stockport
Mellor is a village between Marple Bridge and New Mills extends from the start of the old turnpike road at the boundary of Marple Bridge to the current county boundary with Derbyshire. There are three pubs in the village.
Highlow
Address:
Derbyshire, S32 1AXEmail:
A very small hamlet in a spectacular setting 1½ miles south of Hathersage. For more Details; see Hathersage.
Marston on Dove
Address:
Derbyshire, DE65 5GBTelephone:
01283 222848Rural Hamlet with a church, handful of cottages and farms.
Pentrich
Address:
Derbyshire, DE5 3RRTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
The small village of Pentrich near Ripley is famous for the Pentrich Revolution which took place on 9 June 1817. It is thought Pentrich was already settled during the Roman occupation and that the name Pentrich has Celtic origins.
Lea Bridge
Address:
Lea, Derbyshire, DE4 5AGTelephone:
01773 841485Derbyshire
Lea Bridge lies in the valley to the west of Holloway and to the southwest of Lea at grid reference SK318563. This settlement grew around the need for workers houses for the nearby mills.
