Hillcrest House is a detached, spacious holiday property and is beautifully renovated. Set in the peaceful village of Brown Edge, a stone’s throw away from a pub, this fabulous property boasts an open plan living area and kitchen with a host of appliances and a large central table to entertain at. The large living area has a beautiful feature wood burner and is the perfect place to get together, laugh and talk long into the night.

The property offers 5 individually designed well-appointed bedrooms all with their own en-suite facilities, so no need to fight for the bathroom! The top floor has been designed to accommodate 5 guests, so ideal if you have kids in your group, as it is the perfect place for them to escape to whilst you relax downstairs. A fully functional, ground floor bedroom with en-suite shower room and kitchen area, is ideal for less mobile guests, or grandparents wanting space and independence from the rest of the party.

Brown Edge has a post office, general store, and a couple of pubs. A wider range of amenities can be found 5 miles away in Hanley. The market town of Leek, which is renowned for its antique shops, is just 6 miles away. Ideally located for exploring the Staffordshire moorlands, Cheshire, and the Peak District National Park, it is a great area for walking, and there are lots of attractions within easy driving distance. These include Biddulph Grange Gardens, 4 miles, the Potteries at Stoke-on-Trent, 8 miles, Trentham Gardens, 11 miles, Lyme Park House and Gardens, 16 miles, and Alton Towers Theme Park 17 miles. Shop ½ mile, pub, and restaurant 100 yards.

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.

A luxurious brick-built semi-detached barn conversion on the outskirts of the pretty Staffordshire village of Fulford with fantastic outdoor space including a hot tub. Stone 4 miles.

Kelly’s Place is a fantastic base located less than a mile from Biddulph, The Garden Town of Staffordshire.
As you arrive at Kelly’s Place you will find parking for up to two cars on the private driveway. Step inside the house to the porch area where there is plenty of space to store coats and boots, plus the rear door exit to the private garden offering a lawned, fully enclosed garden with garden furniture and bike store. On the ground floor you will find a well-equipped kitchen with a dining table placed centrally and a large window allowing a lot of light in from the back garden.
The living room has ample seating with a large wall mounted Smart TV above a fireplace which houses the electric wood burner-effect fire. The family bathroom is also located on the ground floor, whilst on the first floor are the three bedrooms. To the rear of the property is a lovely garden with garden furniture that sits on a patio, along with a lawn and a bike store.
The area around Brown Lees offers a mix of natural beauty and attractions for holidaymakers seeking a diverse experience. One notable feature is the proximity to the beautiful Peak District National Park, providing ample opportunities for scenic walks and outdoor activities. Explore the World of Wedgwood, a fascinating attraction celebrating the art of ceramics, additionally, the Emma Bridgewater Factory, another notable pottery destination, offers tours showcasing the craftsmanship behind the iconic handmade ceramics. Visitors can witness the intricate process of creating these charming pieces and explore the on-site shop for unique souvenirs. Trentham Gardens and Estate, a short drive away, provides a blend of natural beauty and leisure activities. The estate features stunning Italian gardens, a serene lake, and a shopping village. It’s an ideal place for a leisurely stroll, enjoying the landscaped grounds, or indulging in retail therapy.
Overall, the area around Brown Lees provides a mix of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and historical insights, making it a delightful destination for holidaymakers seeking a diverse and enriching getaway.

Tollgate cottage is a former working Tollgate, a charming retreat nestled centrally between the town of Leek and Buxton. As you step into Tollgate Cottage, the ground floor unfolds with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The well-designed kitchen, featuring a convenient breakfast bar, is a delightful space for culinary enthusiasts to craft delicious meals. The adjacent living room and dining room provide ample space for relaxation and shared meals, creating a cosy ambiance for gatherings with friends and family. Please note both the dining room and living room have wood-burning stoves for decoration only, not functional. Venturing upstairs, the first floor unveils two tastefully appointed double bedrooms, one of which boasts an en-suite shower for added convenience. A third bedroom, featuring a bunk bed with a small double on the bottom, adds a touch of versatility to the accommodation. The family bathroom on this floor, equipped with a double sink, cubicle shower and a relaxing bath, ensuring that every guest’s needs are met. Tollgate Cottage doesn’t just offer a comfortable abode; it also provides a private drive with parking space for three cars, eliminating any concerns about finding suitable parking. The ample outdoor space surrounding the property allows guests to unwind and enjoy the tranquillity of the Staffordshire countryside.
Leek itself is a delightful town, offering a plethora of activities and attractions. Guests can explore the local shops, dine in charming restaurants, and immerse themselves in the rich history and architecture of the area. For nature enthusiasts, the Staffordshire Moorlands provide a picturesque backdrop for leisurely walks and outdoor pursuits. The neighbouring town of Buxton offers further walking routes, many restaurants, plus The Opera House. With Tollgate Cottage as your base, you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of what Leek and Staffordshire have to offer. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or an active holiday, this charming property is the perfect choice for a memorable stay. Fishing available nearby and there is a pub within a mile.

Perfectly situated in the lush Staffordshire countryside, this converted barn annex makes the perfect choice for couples or families and friends looking to spend quality time together. Stunning and spacious, this bright and modern property offers everything you could want for a stress-free, relaxing break. Park Barn is located adjacent to a footpath which leads directly to the beautiful Fisherwick Lakes. Set amongst large grounds and overlooking open farmland and woodland, this gorgeous conversion will wow you from the moment you arrive.
Enter into a large hallway and kick off your shoes to enjoy toasty underfloor heating. Then onto a generous open plan living space which has clearly been designed for socialising. The kitchen, with stylish units and a large island seating area, will inspire lengthy, relaxed breakfasts and endless dinners where guests can feast and the wine flows until the early hours. The dining table by the large windows allows diners views towards the surrounding woods and fields, and the kitchen is well appointed. With it being open plan, the cook never needs to miss a moment of the fun. After dinner, retire to the comfy living area which has the most amazing large patio doors to look out from. You don’t even need to move to shut the large blinds - just pick up the remote to close them! Choose from one of the two en-suite bedrooms, both beautifully furnished and with crisp linens. Outside you will find huge patio area with seating looking over the wonderful countryside.
The property is located one mile from the village of Whittington which has a supermarket, pharmacy, newsagent, Chinese take-away, hairdresser, two village pubs and the beautiful church of St Giles originally built in the 13th century. It is a thriving village with monthly village markets and regular community events throughout the year.

A wonderful array of amenities and a selection of charming walks can be enjoyed straight from the front door. A short drive away is the lovely market towns of Lichfield and Ashbourne. Lichfield retains its original character with a beautiful cathedral, Samuel Johnson’s home, a centre dedicated to Erasmus Darwin, St Mary’s Centre (where the Staffordshire Millennium Tapestries are on permanent display) and wonderful places to stop and enjoy some food. The market town of Ashbourne is worth visiting, with its original cobbled lanes, old market stalls and grand Georgian buildings which are home to a good selection of restaurants, interesting shops and traditional coaching inns. Why not visit nearby Burton-upon-Trent? Here you can enjoy a fascinating day discovering the art of brewing beer, whilst the National Memorial Arboretum is just a short drive away. The peace of the Peak District, with its maze of footpaths and cycle routes, is within easy reach, as well as the magnificent Cannock Chase. Both of these are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering walking, cycling and horse riding.
The National Trust Dovedale Valley is a wonderful place to visit; a renowned beauty spot, it offers excellent walking and cycling amidst spectacular scenery. A short drive away is Tamworth Castle, the ancient capital of Mercia. Take time to visit one of the local historic estates including Chatsworth House, Shugborough Hall, Kedleston Hall and nearby Sudbury Hall. Thrillseekers can enjoy fabulous Alton Towers Theme Park, a day out for all the family. This really is a special place to stay.

Regent House is a delightful two-bedroom holiday property situated in a prime location near the town centre. Upon entering the holiday home you’ll be greeted by a cosy sitting room adorned with comfortable furnishings and an electric wood burner, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The equipped kitchen provides what it needs to prepare your favourite meals along with a dining table to seat two. Adjacent to the kitchen, you’ll find a convenient shower room. Moving upstairs you’ll discover two double bedrooms, providing a peaceful retreat after a day of exploration. To the rear a courtyard garden awaits, offering an outdoor space to relax and unwind. Additionally, on-street parking is available.
The town of Leek and its surrounding villages offer a wealth of tourist attractions and picturesque walking routes. Explore the charming streets of Leek, with traditional buildings, independent shops, and delightful cafés. The town centre also hosts a regular market on a Wednesday, where you can sample local produce and browse unique crafts.Visit this historic water mill, located just outside of Leek, to learn about its fascinating history and enjoy scenic walks along the adjacent Caldon Canal. Located a short distance away, Rudyard Lake offers a serene setting for leisurely walks, boating, and fishing. You can also hop aboard the Rudyard Lake Steam Railway and enjoy a delightful ride along the lake.
Embark on a picturesque hike in the nearby Peak District and discover the rugged beauty of The Roaches. This iconic gritstone ridge offers stunning panoramic views and is popular among both casual walkers and avid climbers. Situated a few miles southwest of Leek, Tittesworth Reservoir is a tranquil spot where you can enjoy watersports, birdwatching, and leisurely walks around the scenic reservoir. Delve into the industrial heritage of the area by visiting the Cheddleton Flint Mill. Learn about the traditional flint grinding process and explore the adjacent museum. Located near the village of Consall, this beautiful nature park offers picturesque woodland walks, wildlife spotting opportunities, and a steam railway that runs along the Churnet Valley. These are just a sample of the many attractions and walking routes available in Leek and its surrounding villages. Whether you’re seeking historical sites, natural beauty, or a tranquil escape, you’ll find plenty to explore and enjoy during your stay.

A wonderful, Grade II listed cottage resting in Alton, Staffordshire. Woodburning stove. Games room. Close to amenities. Ashbourne 9.2 miles; Leek 12.7 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.

A charming end-of-terrace property resting in the village of Tean, Staffordshire. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Highchair provided. Stoke-on-Trent 9.4 miles.