A detached property resting within the hamlet of Bottomhouse. Hot tub. BBQ. Leek 6 miles.

A charming barn conversion situated on the outskirts of Leek, Staffordshire. Woodburner. Sauna. Enclosed garden. Hot tub. Shared games room. Leek 2.3 miles. Alton Towers 15 minute drive. Please note this property can be booked with 957713.

Bridge Farm offers spacious accommodation made up of four bedrooms, comfortably sleeping up to 13 guests. The interior features three well-appointed bathrooms, ensuring convenience for large groups; two bathrooms are en-suite shower rooms and the third is a family bathroom. The living room is a cosy retreat, perfect for warming up after a day of exploration. A large dining table and ample sofa space make it an ideal setting for gatherings and shared meals. There is a modern and light kitchen and a convenient island which has four additional seats. Whether you’re preparing a feast or a quick snack, or simply enjoying a glass of wine, this kitchen provides a great space to do this whilst catching up with your friends and family.
As for activities in the Spath and Uttoxeter area, you’ll find a range of options to suit various interests. Nature enthusiasts can explore the picturesque surroundings with beautiful walks, and the nearby Peak District National Park offers a myriad of hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes. The stunning landscapes and fresh air make it a perfect destination for nature lovers.
The towns of Uttoxeter and Ashbourne both offer many restaurants, cafés and pubs, as well as shops. For those looking for some excitement, Uttoxeter Racecourse is a popular venue for horse racing events, and families will love Alton Towers Theme Park.
After a fun filled day, return to the Bridge Farm and unwind on the patio or gather around the dining table for a delightful evening with friends and family. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Bridge Farm provides the perfect base for a memorable getaway.

This charming pet-friendly holiday cottage with a delightful wood-fired hot tub can be found nestled on a working farm amidst the picturesque surroundings of Abbots Bromley’s beautiful countryside. It offers an idyllic rural escape with regular visitors including red deer, muntjack, woodpeckers and tawny owls. It’s also perfect for families with friendly owners and their young children living onsite. The cottage was renovated in 2023 and boasts a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, where you and your furry companion can feel right at home. With thoughtfully designed interiors including a free-standing double-ended bath, you’ll find all the modern amenities you need for a warm and comfortable stay. The highlight of the property is undoubtedly the indulgent wood-fired hot tub, which allows you to soak and unwind after a long day of exploration.
The local and surrounding areas offer an array of attractions to suit most tastes. Abbots Bromley is just 2½ miles from the property and full of character with half-timbered buildings and a nice selection of pubs, shops and restaurants to enjoy. It’s also world-renowned for its annual ‘Horn Dance’, an ancient tradition that attracts visitors from far and wide. A mere 5 minutes’ drive will take you to Hoar Cross Hall award-winning health spa and just slightly further is the market town of Rugeley with a wider selection of options. Rugely also provides a gateway into the Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where you can embark on a scenic hike or leisurely stroll through the nearby Bagot Forest or enjoy birdwatching and water sports activities at the stunning Blithfield Reservoir. Other nearby attractions include St Georges Park, English Football Association’s National Football Centre (10 minutes) and the National Forest Adventure Farm (15 minutes).
The National Trust’s Shugborough Estate is 20 minutes where you wander through elegant gardens and tour the grand mansion, as is Uttoxeter Racecourse and the Staffordshire Showground for a year-round calendar full of events. Lichfield Cathedral and Tamworth Snowdome are around 25 minutes and Drayton Manor Theme Park is 40 minutes. Trentham Estate and Monkey Forest, and Ash End House Children’s Farm are both around 45 minutes away. You can pick up a multitude of stunning walking and cycling trails in the area including the long-distance Staffordshire Way, and finally, Britain’s premier theme park, Alton Towers can be reached in just 35 minutes. Whether you’re seeking relaxation in the wood-fired hot tub, adventures or exploration, Babbling Brook Barn makes the ideal base for creating cherished memories.

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.

The Old Rectory is a fantastic celebratory home located within the buzzing town of Leek in Staffordshire, known as the ’Queen of the Moorlands’ and ’Gateway to the Peak District’. It oozes style but remains comfortable and cosy. As soon as you enter the grand hallway you will instantly feel at home.
The house has a stunning kitchen with an island and stools, all the equipment you should need, and is kitted out to cater to a house full with plenty of fridge space, wine fridge and two dishwashers. The kitchen is open plan to a relaxed dining area with bench seating and log burner, and there is a utility area off from the kitchen where you can store your walking boots and coats plus a washing machine. There is a large living room with ample, comfortable seating, large TV and a wood burner, a games room with a pool table and an array of board games to choose from, as well as a more formal dining room overlooking the garden. Upstairs on the first floor are four comfortable bedrooms, the master is incredibly spacious with dual aspect views and an impressive en-suite with a roll-top stand-alone bath and double shower. The other rooms on the first floor all are bright and spacious with en-suite bathrooms plus a toilet, all rooms have been named making it easy to know what is where. On the second floor are the remaining four bedrooms, the difference on the second floor is that the bedrooms Tittlesworth and Dovedale share a bathroom and there is an interconnecting door, perfect for a small family, there is also the addition of an extra single bed in the Tittlesworth. The manicured garden offers a private and relaxing outdoor area where lawn games can be played, a barbecue, and a long table with chairs to seat all guests, plus a 7-seater hydrotherapy spa pool to relax in at the end of the day.
The town of Leek sits in Staffordshire where you can explore its scenic moorlands, there are great walks such as The Roaches or Hartington Dales, and aside from walks, there are many other activities for you all to enjoy such as Alton Towers theme park being a short drive away as well as Water World. Trentham makes for a fantastic day out also, not only is it great for shopping at Trentham Shopping Village but you can also walk around Monkey Forest where there are over 140 monkeys.
Also nearby is the Peak Wildlife Park, RSPB Coombes Valley Nature Reserve and Tittlesworth Reservoir (for stand-up paddleboarding). There is something for everyone in this location, and knowing you have The Old Rectory to retreat back to at the end of the day makes your holiday even sweeter.

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.

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.

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