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Chinley
Address:
Chinley, High Peak, DerbyshireTelephone:
01298 25106Email:
Derbyshire
Today, Chinley is a large, busy village on the western edge of the Peak District National Park. Originally Chinley was part of the Royal Forest of the Peak and consisted of little but a few isolated farms until the 17th century.
Dethick
Address:
Derbyshire, DE4 5GBTelephone:
01773 841485Email:
Dethick is a small village comprising of a church, a farm and a few other buildings. The village dates back many centuries. The family of Anthony Babington, a keen supporter of Mary Queen of Scots, inherited the estate from the Dethicks.
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.
Whaley
Address:
Chapel Street, Langwith, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG20 9BWTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
Mansfield
Whaley is in Derbyshire, north of Nottingham towards Worksop.
Edlaston
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 2DQA small hamlet south of Ashbourne near to Osmaston Park, closely linked with nearby Wyaston.
See Ashbourne.Kirk Ireton
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 3LFTelephone:
01335 343666A small limestone village of much charm hidden away in the hills south of Wirksworth.
There is an old world feel about this charming little hillside village. Away from main roads it is a peaceful place.Great Longstone
Address:
Derbyshire, DE45 1TSTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
An attractive limestone village set around a pretty little green with an old cross. The village lies under the ridge of Longstone Edge, 2 miles from Bakewell. It has some charming old cottages along the main street.
Walton on Trent
Address:
South Derbyshire, Derbyshire, DE12 8NATelephone:
01283 222848Derbyshire
Walton on Trent is situated about 4 miles south-west of Burton, on the east bank of the River Trent in South Derbyshire. Walton on Trent contains an 18th Century Hall, a 12th Century church, a hall and a village school.
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.
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.
Biggin by Hulland
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 3FNSummary; A small hamlet south of Carsington Water - Hulland village is on the A517 midway between the Ashbourne and Duffield with extensive views over south Derbyshire and Staffordshire.
Sutton on the Hill
Address:
Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE11 9DGTelephone:
01283 222848Derbyshire
Sutton on the Hill is a quiet, detached, peaceful village situated 8 miles west of Derby, 2 miles northwest of Etwall. It is located in a sheltered spot by Longford Brook, with St Michael's Church standing above the village on a hill.
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.
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.
Alvaston
Address:
Derby, DE24 8QPTelephone:
01332 255802Email:
The village of Alvaston has existed since at least the eleventh century. It became part of Derby in the late twentieth century.
Kings Newton
Address:
Nr Melbourne, Derby, DE73 1BXTelephone:
01283 222848Derby
Kings Newton village is situated 8 miles south of Derby, close to the village of Melbourne in South Derbyshire. It has a very attractive appearance with several 18th Century houses and 2 ranges of timber
Church Broughton
Address:
Derbyshire, DE65 5ASTelephone:
01335 343666Church Broughton in Derbyshire, is a quiet village, situated 10 miles south west of Derby and until the early part of the 20th century, part of the Duke of Devonshires vast Derbyshire estates.
Barrow Hill
Address:
Station Road, Barrow Hill, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 2PGTelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
Chesterfield
The village of Barrow Hill grew up around the collieries and ironworks owned by Richard Barrow, known locally as Staveley Works. Today the collieries are closed and the village is better known for the Barrow Hill Roundhouse Railway Centre.
Renishaw
Address:
Carrwood Road, Renishaw, Sheffield, S21 3TETelephone:
01246 345777/8Email:
Renishaw
Renishaw is a village in the district of North East Derbyshire in England. It is known for Renishaw Hall with its famous gardens and home of the Sitwell family.
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…
