Discover the ideal retreat at Stonesthrow Townhouse, perfectly situated in the heart of Leek. Surrounded by a vibrant array of bakeries, restaurants, and bars, as well as an abundance of shops, this townhouse offers a delightful escape. Step outside into the town centre, where numerous trails and walks beckon for exciting adventures. For thrill-seekers, the renowned Alton Towers theme park is a mere 20-minute drive from the property.
Leek, a charming Market Town, hosts various markets throughout the week, including the well-known Totally Locally Market that originated in the town. A large park nearby features a children’s park, sports courts, and a leisure centre with a swimming pool and gym—a short stroll away, perfect for families or those travelling with dogs. Stonesthrow Townhouse is also in proximity to the Peak District, making it an excellent choice for avid walkers. Architecture enthusiasts can indulge in an insightful tour passing by the house. The property’s decor is a testament to nature and botanical inspirations.
Recently renovated in early 2022, the townhouse boasts a seamlessly flowing design, with colour schemes from the wallpapers creating a calming and relaxing ambience. The ground floor welcomes you with a cosy living room, complete with a warming coal fire, a comfortable corner sofa, and a Smart TV featuring Chromecast for convenience. An Amazon Echo is also at your service for any inquiries. The well-equipped kitchen includes a space-saving, fold-out dining table with chairs. Ascend to the first floor to find the master bedroom with a king-size bed, while the family bathroom boasts a stunning roll-top bath. On the second floor, two additional double bedrooms await. Outside, an enclosed courtyard provides a safe space for your pets to explore. Whether you seek urban excitement, cultural exploration, or natural serenity, Stonesthrow Townhouse promises a memorable stay in the heart of Leek.

A truly unique and charming ground-floor apartment within a beautiful boathouse in Rudyard, near Leek, Staffordshire. Romantic. Hot Tub. Kayaks and rowing boat included. Stoke-on-Trent 11.8 miles; Buxton 16.6 miles; Ashbourne 19.5 miles.

The Old Vicarage is a really wonderful spacious family property, in the quiet, pretty little Staffordshire village of Stowe-by-Chartley. Ideal as a touring base for discovering the Staffordshire countryside and the southern Peak District National Park, this large comfortable home is suitable for families and friends who wish to escape on holiday. The Old Vicarage has pride of place in the middle of manicured lawns and patio areas to enjoy. The house offers everything you need for a fabulous break. There is a large dining area, open plan with a stunning kitchen with granite worktops and a Belfast sink, offering a double sided wood burner into the living room. Spoilt for choice, there are two living areas with plenty of seating for everyone to gather together. On the first floor are four large bedrooms, two with a Jack and Jill en-suite and another fabulous bathroom with bath and shower. The outside of the property offers guest a lawn and patio area with seating to enjoy the views over the nearby fields whilst enjoying your morning coffee, ready to plan the day’s events.
The pretty little village of Stowe-by-Chartley is situated in beautiful rural Staffordshire, on the edge of the Trent and Mersey Canal and close to the bustling towns of Stafford and Uttoxeter. The Old Vicarage is close to a delightful pub and numerous walks, and is ideally situated to explore the mill heritage which is prevalent throughout this area. The mills are full of history, with links to the famous pottery industry close by. Take a short drive into Uttoxeter which has a huge array of shops and restaurants to enjoy, don’t forget to visit the racecourse too if you fancy a flutter. Nearby is the Churnet Valley Railway, originally opened in 1849 and now an attraction for steam enthusiasts and families alike! The Potteries Museum, located in Stoke-on-Trent, offers an opportunity to find out about the history of the area and see a world famous collection of locally produced pottery. The historic Wedgwood Ceramic collection is located at the Wedgwood factory in Barlaston, only 3 miles away. Nearby Leek is surrounded by lovely moorland countryside, and Alton Towers is a half hour’s drive, ensuring kids of all ages will have a fabulous day thrillseeking. Add into the mix the many cycle routes, walking and cycling on Cannock Chase, rock climbing opportunities on the Roaches, and the wealth of historic houses, and visitors will be returning again and again. The Old Vicarage really is the most wonderful house in a wonderful location to enjoy the Staffordshire countryside, offering a varied holiday throughout the year. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

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.

A fabulously renovated barn conversion located in Drointon, near Hixon, in Staffordshire. Open-plan. Multi-fuel stove. Garden. Pet-friendly. Stylish interior. Uttoxeter 6.5 miles; Stafford 9.1 miles; Alton Towers 15.9 miles.

A quality, detached lodge resting the lovely region of Staffordshire. Open-plan. Smart TV. Hot tub. Rugeley 3.4 miles.

This detached house rests in Bishop's Offley in Staffordshire near Eccleshall. Five bedrooms. Large garden. Off-road parking. Stafford 11.2 miles; Stoke-on-Trent 16 miles; Alton 25.1 miles.

This delightful contemporary lodge rests in the lakeside village of Rudyard, a few miles from Leek, in Staffordshire. Hot tub. En-suite. Open-plan living. Leek 3.1 miles.

An impressive retreat resting on the outskirts of Leek. Hot tub. Sauna. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Ashbourne 13.4 miles.

White Park Cottage is the largest of the two barn conversions on Broad Ecton Farm. The ground floor has an open plan, social space made up of the kitchen, dining and living space. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you should need during your stay to rustle up your favourite meals. The living area has comfortable seating and a TV plus a dining table with chairs. There is warming underfloor heating throughout the property. The first double bedroom is located on the ground floor, up a few steps and has an en-suite shower room. On the first floor are two further bedrooms made up of two doubles, and a family bathroom with shower over bath.
The location is central to many walking routes, with the most popular being the Manifold Valley just over the hill; from the door you can take on different hikes each day, never needing to take the car if you don’t wish. Aside of walks, there are many tourist attractions such as Alton Towers theme park. The nearest village of Hartington lies just a few miles away and features a famous cheese shop which is a must visit, you can also hop on the Tissington Trail or the High Peak Trail. Towns such as Ashbourne, Buxton and Bakewell are all close and fun to explore as well as the historic house of Chatsworth.
You can book White Park Cottage with Swaledale Cottage (UKC6835) to sleep up to 12 guests; the properties have interconnecting doors on the ground floor, as well as a gate in the garden, giving you a fantastic space to enjoy as your larger group.