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On the B587 South of Derby
The Hallmark Hotel Derby Mickleover Court is in a real peach of a location with super...
Three beautifully styled and smartly furnished timber lodges surrounded by an acre of...
Two Luxurious historic country cottages in private peaceful rural locations with...
Our historic Grade II listed barn has been tastefully converted into 3 self catering...
Walk or enjoy panoramic views of Derwent Valley from our detached house. Situated at end...
Two charming 5-star cottages set in beautiful countryside with spectacular views over...
Sandybrook Country Park provides luxury self catering lodges (some with hot tubs) on our...
Appealing conversion of Grade II listed former grain store, combining 18th Century...
For Availability, Prices and to Book online please visit our website here - http://www...
Character, comfort and cuisine are the hallmarks of our Grade II listed hotel. Now fully...
Hoe Grange offers two gorgeous glamping pods with stunning views of the Peak District...
Four award winning log cabins set on working farm. A real 'home from home' with fully...
Two Five Star imaginatively converted barns in a peaceful rural village setting: the...
3 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, warm light, fully equipped and modernised cottage within...
Sheriff Lodge has rooms with beds that are 7 feet long. To round off the individuality...
Swarkestone, SwadlincoteSwarkestone is marked by the river bridge built in 1797, which leads on to a largely medieval stone causeway. The bridge and causeway are 3/4 mile long and was the point at which Bonnie Prince Charlie turned back northwards in 1745.
Melbourne, DerbyMelbourne is a small and attractive Georgian market town in a delightful part of South Derbyshire. It is about 8 miles south of Derby and 2 miles from the River Trent. It contains a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants.
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