Church Barn, Ashbourne
This traditional, detached stone barn conversion is situated in the quiet village of Fenny Bentley. Life in Fenny Bentley revolves around, as it has done for years, the pub and church. This quaint village lies 2 miles North of Ashbourne. The Church of St. Edmund dates back to the 14th century and has various charming features. These include the 16th century screens and the alabaster Beresford tomb. Located in the heart of the village is the Coach & Horses, a welcoming coaching inn with real ales.
Reedsmere, Bakewell
This property is a lovely stone-built detached cottage, situated on the outskirts of Rowsley village. Located close to the pretty village of Rowsley is Chatsworth home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. It is also a stone’s throw away from the impressive tudor-built Haddon Hall. Rowsley offers a selection of village amenities including shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants, excellent fly fishing facilities (day tickets available from the historic Peacock Hotel) and in neighbouring Reedsmere is the superb Michelin-starred East Lodge Hotel and Restaurant.
The Old Barn, Stoke on Trent
This detached barn conversion is located in the small village of Farley, neighbouring the Alton Towers estate. The historic village of Farley consists of a small scattering of traditional cottages and farms. Alton Towers is close by and has rides and attractions for everyone, including great white knuckle rides. For the younger guests there is also Toyland, boating on the lake, magnificent gardens and rides on the cable car. The lovely market town of Ashbourne is located nearby, with its eccentric street plan and narrow cobbled alleys, featuring an array of delightful antique stores and a selection of good pubs and restaurants.
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