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Villages
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Bretby
Address:
Nr Burton upon Trent, Derbyshire, DE15 0UATelephone:
01283 222848Derbyshire
Bretby is a quiet secluded village lying amid some of South Derbyshire's most attractive countryside. At its centre is the village green, surrounded by the former village school, cottages and St Wystan's parish church rebuilt in 1877.
Oakamoor
Address:
Nr Cheadle, Staffordshire, ST10 2DQStaffordshire
The pleasant countryside in which it stands and its proximity to Alton Towers makes this an ideal place to stay for people wishing to combine a visit to the theme park with walks in the beautiful countyside of the Staffordshire Moorlands.
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.Little Longstone
Address:
Derbyshire, DE45 1NNTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
A very pretty hamlet between Great Longstone and the famous viewpoint at Monsal Head. The grey limestone cottages are a riot of floral colour in the summer in this quiet little place three miles from Bakewell.
Flagg
Address:
Derbyshire, SK17 9QGTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Flagg is a small Peak District village, set in the Derbyshire Dales, halfway between the picturesque town of Bakewell and the spa town of Buxton, in the area officially known as "The White Peak". A thousand feet above sea level.
Bradfield
Address:
Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S6 6LGDerbyshire
Bradfield has the distinction of being the largest parish in England, and stretches over into the upper Derwent valley. Bradfield actually consists of two villages and the history of the parish of Bradfield goes back many centuries.
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!
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.
Youlgreave
Address:
Derbyshire, DE45 1URTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
Interesting village between the rivers Lathkill and Bradford surrounded by some stunning scenery. Midway between Bakewell and Matlock, Youlgreave makes a good base for exploring the area. It is one of the larger villages in the Derbyshire.
Holme
Address:
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 2QGTelephone:
01484 222444West Yorkshire
The Holme Valley, stretching south from Huddersfield, is punctuated by characterful little villages, traditionally reliant on the textile industries, the village of Holme is almost the last outpost of civilisation on the A6024.
Bradley
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 1PGTelephone:
01335 343666A tranquil village of great charm set in rich farmland. 3 miles east of Ashbourne off the A517, Bradley is found along some beautiful wooded, winding lanes that meander through gentle rolling countryside.
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.
Flash
Address:
Quarnford, Nr Buxton, Staffordshire Moorlands, SK17 0TNTelephone:
01298 25732Email:
Nr Buxton
Flash, Staffordshire is reputedly the highest village in England at 1514 feet above sea level. It was once a hideout for footpads, highwaymen and counterfeiters. Prize fights took place at Three Shire Heads.
Hilton
Address:
Derby, Derbyshire, DE65 5GGTelephone:
01283 222848Derbyshire
Situated along the main Uttoxeter to Derby road, the South Derbyshire village of Hilton is a large residential village with a number of older buildings of architectural or historic interest.
Wardlow
Address:
Derbyshire, SK17 8RPTelephone:
01629 813227Email:
A typical one street limestone village set high up in the glorious White Peak landscape. A small community of farms and cottages on the road between Monsal Head and Tideswell.
Bradbourne
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 1PBTelephone:
01335 343666A remote hill village in quiet limestone countryside, overlooking Havenhill Dale with Haven Hill to the south. The tiny cluster of limestone buildings here are grouped by the Elizabethan Bradbourne Hall and the noble church of All Saints.
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.
Stanton
Address:
Derbyshire, DE6 2DAStanton, is a small village, of stone built cottages and small farms on the Weaver Hills near Ashbourne, Derbyshire. Its most famous son being Gilbert Sheldon - born in 1598 who became Archbishop of Canterbury.
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.
Ingleby
Address:
Nr Melbourne, Derby, DE73 7HWTelephone:
01283 222848Derby
Ingleby is a hamlet on the south of the River Trent on a rise between Stanton by Bridge and Repton in South Derbyshire. It contains the privately owned John Thompson public house and the Ingleby Art Gallery.
