In the centre of a quaint canalside village, this charming original cottage, one of a pair, combines contemporary country style with original beams and panelling, to offer a lovely holiday home within reach of a host of visitor attractions. Alrewas has three dining pubs and a mix of shops and takeaways, and there are lovely country walks along the canal tow path just 100 yards from the cottage. The National Memorial Aboretum is 0.5 miles away and Lichfield is 5 miles. Drayton Manor, Twycross Zoo and Tamworth Snowdome are 12 miles away, and Calke Abbey, Shugborough and Sudbury Hall (NT) are 15 miles away. Alton Towers, Trentham Gardens and the Peak District National Park are within an hour’s drive. Shop 300 yards, pub 200 yards.

As you arrive at Herwick’s Barn you can park your car with ease and approach the accommodation while taking in your surroundings and marvel at the stunning views you get to enjoy during your time here.
Step into the cottage to an open plan living space with a well-equipped kitchen with all the appliances you should need for the duration of your stay, including a dining table to sit and enjoy them at with a glass of wine or two and a comfortable sofa area with TV. The shower room is also allocated on the ground floor. Head up the stairs to the mezzanine bedroom where a double bed awaits to ensure you a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. To the front if the property is an enclosed courtyard with garden furniture providing the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or a few pages of your latest book.
Ramsor Farm is situated on the edge of the Peak District and made up of three adjoining sandstone barn conversions, all beautifully finished. A quick 15-minute journey into Ashbourne means it is a must visit for your time here, you can amble around the town enjoying the shops, cafes and pubs or head to Dovedale, which is famous for the stepping stones to cross the river. There are some good trail routes nearby such as Tissington Trail and High Peak trail, both good for walking and cycling. There are walking routes take are directly from the properties too in which you can walk for miles or keep it short and sweet, whichever you prefer.
Alton Towers theme park lies just a couple of miles from Ramsor Farm and makes for a great day out for all the family with a mixture of rides for different ages as well as Splash Landings water park. Another great place to visit is Peak Wildlife Park where you come face to face with iconic species and have a ‘walk through’ experience. There is something for everybody here and Ramsfor Farm offers the perfect base to retreat back to after a fun filled day.

For visitors searching tranquillity and panoramic views, this very comfortable single-storey cottage stands detached, and offers an ideal haven and a private setting on the owners’ small farm. Set amidst the stunning limestone scenery at the head of the Manifold Valley, 6 miles from Buxton with its lively market and summer festival, there is excellent walking and cycling from the door with the Manifold Trail nearby and a choice of good dining pubs in the local villages. The lovely houses of Lyme Park, Little Moreton Hall (NT), Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Castleton Caverns and Matlock Bath are all within a half hour drive. Golf is 7 miles and horse riding is 4 miles away. There is also a swimming pool 6 miles away. Shop and pub 3 miles.

Converted in 2022, these former stables hold a spectacular rural location surrounded by open countryside. Set in around 12 acres of woodland, this is real country living at its best, but with the convenience of local facilities nearby. Both properties have wood burners taking pride of place for cosy winter months, and for the long summer days the gardens are perfect for simply soaking up the peace and quiet. You’ll find a selection of food serving pubs and a local convenience store less than a mile away with the villages of Endon and Stockton Brook easily accessible. Further afield the market town of Leek can be reached in a 15-minute drive and offers a lot including a wealth of high street shops and eateries.

The Caldon canal runs close by so is perfect for waterside walks and cycles with maybe a spot of lunch at one of the canal-side pubs on the way. There’s also Rudyard Lake for some water-based activities surrounded by some of the most dramatic scenery to be found in the Staffordshire Moorlands. Thrill-seekers mustn’t miss Britain’s premier theme park Alton Towers which is just a 30-minute drive away, and the location is also just a few miles southwest of the magnificent Peak District National Park. The position is excellent for exploring Staffordshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire and is also just 40 minutes from the fascinating market town of Ashbourne with its abundance of eateries and renowned antique shops.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 6 guests.

Beautifully converted from traditional farm buildings, these two, single-level holiday cottages provide warm, stylish and comfortable accommodation amidst a 600-acre working farm. With floor to ceiling windows in the open plan living space the result is charming, bright and airy, and full underfloor heating guarantees cosy guests no matter what the weather. During warm summer months, the private and secure gardens provide the perfect place to relax and dine al fresco.
For families, seasonal farm attractions operate during the school holidays, such as lamb feeding or pumpkin bales. Any visitors will have the opportunity, if they choose, to get up close and personal with some of the farm’s residents and learn all about them.
The location of Lower Drayton Farm as you would expect is rural, but also convenient lying just 1 mile from the M6. The charming market town of Penkridge is just a 5-minute drive away, and offers a good selection of dining out or takeaway options, together with several pubs and convenience stores. Alternatively, the county town of Stafford is 15 minutes away and offers all the usual high street stores, supermarkets and cinema. The location is also a perfect base for exploring the Peak District National Park, Staffordshire, Shropshire and the Black Country. Finally for any big kids, Britain’s premier theme park Alton Towers can be reached in under an hour. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 1¼ miles.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Situated on a country road, this attractive detached barn set in the grounds of the owners’ home has been lovingly converted, retaining many original features and beams. Celebrating excellent views over the surrounding countryside and superb walks from the door, with numerous local footpaths, the Old Byre makes an ideal base for visiting all the attractions the Peak District has to offer including Chatsworth House, Alton Towers (just 10 minutes away), Haddon Hall, Carsington Water, Cheddleton Steam Railway, Rudyard Lake and Meerbook Reservoir to name just a few. Shop 2½ miles and pub 1 mile.

Beside the Caldon Canal and enjoying views over the water and meadows these lovely cottages offer very comfortably furnished retreats amidst pretty countryside, close to many year round attractions. They stand adjoining a renowned country pub in the hamlet of Denford, adjacent to a country park and within 4 miles of the Peak District National Park. Leek is 3 miles. Waterworld swimming pool, china factory tours, museums, steam railways, Alton Towers, Biddulph Grange Gardens and Little Moreton Hall (National Trust) are within 10 miles. Canal fishing (licence required) and an adventure playground are also nearby (100 yards).

This cottage, although quaint and cosy is the perfect size for a couples Peak District get-away. As you enter into the property into the sitting room, you are greeted by a warming log burner, along with comfortable seating, Smart TV and a dining table with two chairs. In the kitchen are all the appliances you should require including a dishwasher and free cupboard space to store anything you want to bring with you. On the first floor is the spacious bathroom, featuring bath with overhead shower, and the king-size bedroom with views of the village. Outside there is parking to the rear for one car, and to the front of the property is a small private garden with bistro set to enjoy your morning coffee or evening wine.
The village of Longnor is a great base to be, offering a traditional village atmosphere and beautiful views. The local village pub, only a couple of minutes’ walk away, has recently been refurbished and is opening again in August 2023. Outside of Longnor your nearest town is Buxton offering cafes, many delicious restaurants and great bars, plus the Opera House and Gardens. In the opposite direction is the town of Leek which is great for your high street shops. There is ample walking from your doorstep in Longnor with many trails to explore along with many more activities around you.

Welcome to The Stables at the Oaks – an enchanting, eco-friendly, off-the-grid retreat nestled within the owner’s picturesque small holding, home to adorable pigs, sheep, and chickens. This lovingly renovated stable conversion has been thoughtfully designed to offer you an unforgettable stay.
The heart of the property is its inviting open plan living space, where a crackling wood burner creates a warm and cosy ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Exposed beams add rustic charm, and the grand decor throughout exudes elegance. With two inviting bedrooms, a peaceful night’s sleep is assured, and the well-appointed shower room ensures all your needs are met.
Step outside, and you’ll be greeted by breath-taking vistas of open fields and captivating scenery. The outdoor area is a delightful setting for al fresco dining or simply embracing the beauty of nature. Nature enthusiasts will be in their element here, as The Stables at the Oaks provides direct access to an abundance of footpaths and walking opportunities, promising adventures at every turn. Nearby, the lively village of Yoxall offers a wealth of amenities, while Needwood Forest beckons with its ancient woodland and stunning bluebell displays during spring. For those seeking a touch of history, the National Memorial Arboretum and the National Brewery Centre are well worth a visit, offering fascinating insights into the region’s heritage.
If you crave tranquillity, the magnificent Cannock Chase and the peaceful Peak District National Park provide idyllic escapes. For history aficionados, the vicinity boasts impressive historic estates, including Chatsworth House, Shugborough Hall, Kedleston Hall, and the charming Sudbury Hall.
Discover the perfect haven for a memorable holiday at The Stables at the Oaks – where comfort, sustainability, and natural beauty come together harmoniously. The local shop, pub, and restaurant are just a mile away, ensuring convenience along with an unforgettable experience.

Nestling in the rural hamlet of Chatcull, amid leafy country lanes, this attractive cottage boasts a delightful conservatory overlooking its large lawned garden. One of a pair, and converted to a high standard, it is perfectly placed for walking, cycling and exploring the delights of the Peak District National Park, Shropshire and Cheshire. Fishing and tennis available by arrangement at the owners’ home, ½ mile away.
Staffordshire is a region steeped in history and natural beauty, providing a plethora of activities for visitors to enjoy. Explore the stunning Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a haven for walkers, cyclists, and wildlife enthusiasts. Explore the miles of trails that wind through ancient woodlands, heathlands, and meadows, or simply take in the breathtaking views from one of the many viewpoints.
For a touch of culture, pay a visit to the Wedgwood Museum and Factory in Stoke-on-Trent, where you can delve into the world of fine pottery craftsmanship. Discover the artistry behind the iconic Wedgwood ceramics and gain insight into the industry that defined this region.
If you’re seeking family-friendly adventures, Alton Towers Resort promises a day of exhilarating rides and attractions for all ages. With its thrilling roller coasters and enchanting themed areas, it’s a destination that promises fun and excitement for the whole family.
Shrewsbury, with its medieval streets and timber-framed buildings, invites you to step back in time. Stroll along the banks of the River Severn, where you’ll find picturesque parks, gardens, and the famous Quarry Park, host to a variety of events and festivals throughout the year. A short drive away lies Ironbridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Marvel at the iconic Iron Bridge itself, a testament to engineering ingenuity, and explore the fascinating museums that line the riverbank, each offering a unique glimpse into the industrial past of this remarkable area.
Good restaurants in Eccleshall. Shop 2½ miles, pub in Croxton, 1½ miles.