Renta de alojamientos vacacionales con área de asientos al aire libre en Amber Valley

Wagon Lea is a delightful converted Railway Wagon,

“Wagon Lea” Newly converted Railway Wagon with unspoilt views over open countryside, enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this unique place. Sleeps 2 in Double bed. Kitchenette with 2 rings hob, microwave, toaster, small fridge and kettle. Shower room and WC. Outside deck area with table and chairs, additional area for BBQ and off road parking. Alderwasley is an outdoor-enthusiasts delight with Shinning Cliff Woods being on your doorstep, and the peak district a short drive away.

Stone Rise Cottage, Belper

Stone Rise Cottage was built in 1874 and has been renovated to its characterful feel today. Entering through the stable-front door, is a traditional kitchen with all the necessities. Beyond this is the lounge with log burner, beams and doors to the stone terrace. There’s also a quaint dining room for evening meals. Upstairs is a modern, renovated bathroom with bath and traditional shower. There are two double bedrooms, both with an elegant feel and a double wardrobe in the second.

Stunningly presented 3 bed stone cottage in Crich

This unique 150 year old stone cottage truly has a style of its own. Careful consideration has been given to this contemporary accommodation which will comfortably sleep 6 people. Set over 3 floors with 2 separate entrances and includes a lower ground floor bedroom and bathroom. The cottage is at the heart of the the picturesque village of Crich which is just a stones throw from Matlock, the famous Derwent Valley World Heritage site and on the edge of the Peak District National Park.

Character Grade II listed Cottage

This charming, 1 bedroomed Grade II listed stone cottage was built around 1815 by the owner of the local mills to house his workers. Enjoying a quiet, elevated position with fabulous views overlooking the Derwent Valley, this characterful cottage with many original features is located within the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site and a local conservation area. Milford is an ideal base for walking and touring the Peak District and other local attractions.

18th Century Cosy Cottage & dog friendly

Grade II listed one bed Cottage originally built for the Mill workers in 1790! Nestled in the Heart of Belper close to The Peak District surrounded by beautiful countryside 🥾 🍃 The cottage is located in the quiet Conservation Area within minutes walk from the town centre offering an array of bars, restaurants, bistros and cafes! ☕️ FREE WiFi 🛜 FREE Netflix FREE tea, coffee & sugar ☕️ FREE dog treats! Starter pack of LOGS included OCTOBER - MAY!

* Romantic And Luxurious Village Escape*

Situated in the picturesque, historic village of Cromford; Candlelight Cottage is a beautiful Grade 2* Listed former mill workers cottage. Built in 1776 by Sir Richard Arkwright, it is part of a designated UNESCO world heritage site. We took ownership of this wonderful cottage in 2020, and have given the cottage a stylish refurb, We are experienced Airbnb Superhosts and will do everything to ensure you have a fantastic stay.

The Forge @ Alderwasley

This carefully renovated forge is perfect for a break in the beautiful southern borders of the Peak District National Park. Fabulously converted, this cottage offers an open plan living space with a cosy wood burner, and wonderful views over the open countryside. Upstairs you will find a double bedroom en-suite with a contemporary bathroom offering a shower/bath to soak in after a busy day in the Peaks.

The Lodge. Accommodation for 10 people

The Lodge provides simple accommodation for up to ten guests with everything you need for a relaxing comfortable stay. The lodge welcomes dogs and includes four bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/diner and gardens. Situated just a short walk from the village of Crich with its local pub, Indian restaurant and Artisan bakery you will be well placed to explore all the Peak District has to offer.

Grade 2 Listed Mill Cottage

Traditional Mill cottage built in 1795 in the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site. Pubs, restaurants, country walks and the train all under 10 minute walk away. A perfect place to have a relaxing break. Feel like you've stepped back in time. No need for a car due to its easy accessibility. Easy access to Chatsworth, Matlock, Bakewell, Heights of Abraham and many other attractions.