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Off the B6050 at Cutthorpe
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Off the B6050 at Cutthorpe
The Robins - a delightful cottage for couples or small families.
The Swallows - a…
Casa is an independently owned, 4 star hotel. 100 comfortable beds, award winning Cocina…
Traditional farmhouse on working farm, situated in peaceful setting on the Chatsworth…
Landal Darwin Forest is an award winning 5 star lodge holiday park which is set in 44…
The DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield Park Hotel is located on the doorstep of the beautiful…
Superb luxury stone cottages, situated amongst beautiful countryside and natural wildlife…
Beautiful house with just 3 ensuite guest rooms in a charming Peak District National Park…
East Lodge, 12 delightful en-suite rooms, set in 10 acres close to Chatsworth House, has…
The Cattle Shed provides luxury group accommodation for large groups in a spectacular…
Rockside Hydro-Matlock. Built in 1862 by Charles Rowland, cosily nesting in pretty…
Jeremy will welcome you to his home which is opposite the park and a 5 minute level…
A luxury conference venue, hotel and spa in Sheffield. Kenwood Hall Hotel & Spa, is just…
Sheriff Lodge has rooms with beds that are 7 feet long. To round off the individuality…
The Hayloft, our newly-converted upside-down luxury holiday barn, sits high up above…
3 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, warm light, fully equipped and modernised cottage within…
Churchdale Farm is a wonderful central Peak District holiday base, 2 miles from Bakewell,…
Linacre Reservoirs, ChesterfieldThere are 3 reservoirs at Linacre, built between 1855 & 1904 and, between them, they hold more than 240 million gallons of water. They are surrounded by bluebell woodland & the site is open for walking & cycling.
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