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Villages
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Ault Hucknall
Address:
Doe Lea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 5QHTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
Chesterfield
Close to Hardwick Hall, the church dates from 1590 and is the final resting place of the famous philosopher, and secretary to successive 17th Century Earls and Dukes of Devonshire, Thomas Hobbes who died at Hardwick in 1679.
Beeley
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 2NRTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Situated six miles north of Matlock, at the southern end of Chatsworth Park, Beeley was originally an estate village inhabited by employees of the Duke of Devonshire.
While many residents still work at nearby Chatsworth, some now commute further...
Willington
Address:
South Derbyshire, DE65 6BTTelephone:
01283 222848The Trent and Mersey Canal follows the line of the Midland Railway through the village and the River Trent is just to the south.
Newton Solney
Address:
Nr Burton on Trent, DE15 0SGTelephone:
01283 222848Newton Solney is a small and picturesque South Derbyshire village, situated 2 miles north east of Burton upon Trent, on the southern bank of the River Dove.
Whaley
Address:
Chapel Street, Langwith, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG20 9BWTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
Mansfield
Whaley is in Derbyshire, north of Nottingham towards Worksop.
Wincle
Address:
Cheshire, SK11 0QHThrough this hilly area runs the delightful wooded valley of the River Dane, the county's boundary with Staffordshire.
Grindon
Address:
Nr Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands, ST13 7TPStaffordshire Moorlands
Grindon is a delightful moorland hill village strategically situated above the most interesting and exciting section of the Manifold Valley. There is a car park and picnic spot beside the church.
Hartshorne
Address:
Nr Swadlincote, Derbyshire, DE117AETelephone:
01283 222848Email:
Derbyshire
Hartshorne is a village and parish on the road from Derby to Ashby de la Zouch. The Manor House in Hartshorne believed to have been built in 1629 is a grade II timber-framed house which dominates the road junction at the top of the village.
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.
Ockbrook
Address:
Derby, DE72 3RJOckbrook is an attractive, quiet village, the old part of Ockbrook was established by the Anglo Saxons, around the 6th century, and a new part, the Moravian Settlement was founded in 1750, It is one of only three in the country.
Hope
Address:
Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S33 6AATelephone:
0845 129 7777Derbyshire
The pretty village of Hope is situated where the River Noe and Peakshole Water meet, and has a range of hills to the north including Win Hill and Losehill. Hope has several shops, post office, a small supermarket.
Denby
Address:
Derbyshire, DE5 8PYTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
Denby is the home of the famous Denby Pottery, which owes its existance to the discovery of a bed of clay in 1806, with production starting 3 years later. The eminent mathematician and astronomer John Flamsteed was born here in 1646.
Holloway
Address:
PO Box 18, Town Hall, Market Place, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3BTTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
Ripley
Holloway is one of a trio of attractive villages situated south east of Matlock, the other two being Dethick and Lea. 'Upper Holloway' Leashaw is the location of Lea Hurst, famous for being built by the Florence Nightingale family.
Brushfield
Address:
Brushfield, Nr Taddington, Derbyshire, SK17 9UQTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Derbyshire
A group of tiny agricultural hamlets set on a remote hilltop with spectacular panoramic views.
Close to the A6 between Bakewell and Buxton, there is some good holiday accommodation here.Mercaston
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 3BLTelephone:
01335 343666See Brailsford and Ashbourne.
Things to do; see Brailsford and Ashbourne.
Contact Info; Ashbourne Tourist Information Centre 01335 34366
Tideswell
Address:
Derbyshire, SK17 8NUTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
A large, well appointed village set in the limestone uplands close to Buxton, Tideswell has some fine old buildings and a remarkable church. Tideswell is a thriving community offering much more than first meets the eye.
Ashover
Address:
Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S45 0JPTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
One of the prettiest villages in Derbyshire with a 15th Century church. Ashover is home to a couple of ghosts, including the Laughing Cavalier who haunts the Black Swan. It's said that arrows for the Battle of Agincourt were made here!
Weston on Trent
Address:
Derbyshire, DE72 2BTTelephone:
01283 222848Weston on Trent is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. the 13th Century church of St. Mary the Virgin is situated on an elevated site known locally as The Cliff.
Riber
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 5JUA tiny medieval hilltop hamlet overshadowed by the imposing shell of Riber Castle.
Local entrepreneur John Smedley had the castle built here, and it has been a landmark for miles around since 1862. Smedley never lived in itAlport
Address:
Nr Youlgrave, DE45 1LGAlport is a small, quiet and attractive Derbyshire and Peak District village, situated just off the main road. Named after the portway road which ran through the settlement, the Saxon inhabitants of Alport, added the prefix`al` (old).
