With superb walking from the door into Dimmingsdale Nature Reserve and the Churnet Valley, with its steam train, this peaceful comfortably furnished semi-detached farmhouse is ideal for bird watchers yet only 3 miles from Alton Towers. Waterworld Swimming Pool, Drayton Manor Park, Shugborough Hall, Trentham Gardens and Monkey Park and Carsington Water are all within easy reach. Visitors are welcome on the neighbouring farm. There is a ‘seasonal’ pub (open March - November) just 200 yards away and shops and pubs 1 mile.

A lovely Grade II listed adjoined cottage in Blythe Bridge. Tudor-built with exposed beams and a large open fire. Close to Alton Towers Theme Park. Beautiful accommodation, large garden. Cottage disinfected in between guests using fogging machine.

A magnificent, detached cottage in the hamlet of Moneystone in Staffordshire. Woodburning stove. Feature beams and quarry tiled floors. WiFi. Enclosed lawned garden with furniture. Alton Towers 3 miles. Oakamoor 1.5 miles.

Superb, Grade II listed stone-built barn conversion in Ipstones. Features include beams, exposed stone walls and first floor vaulted living room. Ashbourne 9 miles.

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.

This detached farmhouse is found near Biddulph in Stoke-on-Trent. Remote. Panoramic views. Hot tub. Congleton 5.3 miles; Leek 6.2 miles; Macclesfield 11 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.

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