Holiday Cottages in Leek, Derbyshire available for rental
We have 14 self catering holiday cottages in Leek,Derbyshire
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| Curlew Barn , Leek |
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Price: £ 325- £717
Sleeps: 9 |
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| This unique and welcoming barn conversion was originally an 18th Century pigsty situated in the rural hamlet of Bottomhouse. Redesigned to allow an element of flexibility, this property now offers well-equipped accommodation with beamed ceilings and superb views over rolling countryside. The cottage offers two living areas, two kitchens and two shower rooms, making this an ideal cottage for extended families or two couples looking to holiday together but retain their independence. The cottage also comes with optional use of a hot tub and access to a garden and off-road parking. |
| Located on the western fringes of the Peak District, the attractive rural village of Ipstones is set in moorland countryside between the market towns of Leek and Ashbourne. The village itself offers a post office, village shop and pubs serving food, although other amenities are available close by. The surrounding countryside is excellent for walking and offers miles of woodland trails and moorland hikes to enjoy. Dovedale and the limestone Churnet Valley are within easy driving distance and the Manifold Trail is also close by. Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, and the National Trust’s Lyme Park – used in the television adaptation of Jane Austen’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ – are all easily accessible, as are the National Trust’s Ilam Estate and Blackbrook Zoological Gardens. |
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| Orchard Cottage , Leek |
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Price: £ 293- £946
Sleeps: 9 |
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| This cottage is a beautifully renovated, detached property situated in a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of the village of Rudyard. The cottage boasts original beams and a wood-burning stove as well as a charming garden room and a private enclosed garden. The lovely, bright bedrooms all overlook the mature gardens and orchard – ideal for summer dining outdoors - whilst the lake and steam railway are very close by. Regardless of the time of year, this wonderful property will make an excellent base for a memorable trip. |
| Ideally positioned in a lovely countryside location the charming village of Rudyard boasts an interesting claim to fame. Alice Macdonald and her fiancé Lockwood Kipling met on the shores of the nearby lake and so decided to name their first-born son after the place. Rudyard Kipling, born in 1865 went on to become a world renowned poet, novelist and short story writer. As well as this fateful lake, the Staffordshire village boasts excellent picnic spots, boating, walking and fishing opportunities as well as the steam railway. The thriving town of Leek is nearby and offers a variety of good pubs and restaurants as well as many antique shops. The beautiful Manifold Valley offers further walking opportunities with the "Manifold Trail" – an excellent route through superb scenery for walkers and cyclists. |
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| Bottomhouse Barn , Leek |
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Price: £ 620- £2100
Sleeps: 15 |
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| The lovely hamlet of Bottomhouse is home to this stunning 18th Century barn conversion. Situated on the edge of a large courtyard, this property enjoys splendid views across open countryside. Full of character, the living, kitchen and dining areas are open plan making this a spacious and welcoming space. There is a large, well-equipped kitchen with a fabulous range cooker, and the dining area has an impressive solid oak dining table and chairs. The large living space has a wood burner and a spiral staircase, giving the room added charm and character. There are four beautiful bedrooms, two with en-suites, a magnificent ground floor wet room, and a whole host of other impressive features making this an outstanding property for a family or group of friends. |
| Situated between Leek and Ashbourne, Ipstones is an attractive rural village on the western fringes of the Peak District in lovely moorland countryside. The village has a general store, post office and some public houses that serve food. The countryside of the surrounding area offers some excellent walking opportunities, with miles of moorland hikes and woodland trails, Dovedale, the Churnet Valley and The Manifold Valley are all close by. The National Trust properties of Lyme Park and the Ilam estate, Chatsworth House and Park and Blackbrook Zoological gardens (home to Britain's largest bird collection) are just a few of the attractions close to Ipstones. Its central location to so many attractions make this a fabulous base to enjoy the region at any time of year, and provides a perfect setting for a family holiday. |
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| Shawside Farm , Leek |
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Price: £ 900 - £ 1299
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Meadow Place , Leek |
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Price: £ 405- £1170
Sleeps: 10 |
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| Meadow Place is a stone built, Grade II listed cottage, situated in the village or Ipstones, close to the Peak District National Park. This ‘upside down’ cottage sleeps up to ten people and has four bedrooms, which consist of two doubles, one of which has a four-poster bed and both have ensuite shower rooms and two twin bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms. The cottage also has a kitchen, a dining room, a sitting room with woodburning stove and, an additional sitting area with double sofa bed. Outside, this cottage has a garden with patio, furniture and BBQ, plus ample off road parking. Meadow Place is a perfect holiday cottage for families and groups of friends who wish to explore the Peak District. |
| Located on the western fringes of the Peak District in spectacular moorland countryside, the attractive village of Ipstones sits between the market towns of Leek and Ashbourne. With a post office, village shop and pubs serving food, this little settlement is a well-served base from which to explore the surrounding countryside. The impressive scenery is excellent for walking and cycling and offers miles of woodland trails and moorland hikes for all levels of ability. Dovedale and the limestone Churnet Valley are within easy driving distance, as is the Manifold Trail. Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Lyme Park are also very close by. For those looking for a more thrill-filled holiday, the Alton Towers Theme Park is within easy reach and makes a great trip out for all the family. |
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| Harewood Cottage , Leek |
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Price: £ 130- £344
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Harewood Cottage in the pretty village of Grindon is a lovely stone built cottage that has been well equipped and furnished to a high standard. There are vaulted ceilings and beams in the sitting room which gives the cottage a cosy feel. Harewood Cottage sleeps two and has one double bedroom. There is also a ground floor bathroom, first floor basin and WC, a well equipped kitchen, sitting room with dining area and woodburner, plus a galleried first floor reading area. Outside, there is ample off road parking and a delightful private garden and furniture, which is excellent to relax in. Harewood Cottage is an ideal cottage to explore the Manifold Valley, the market town of Ashbourne and Alton Towers. |
| The lovely rural village of Grindon lies on the side of stunning Manifold Valley, in the centre of the Peak District. The Manifold Valley, cuts through stunning scenery and is popular with walkers and cyclists. Grindon is a lovely stone built village and less than two miles away is the lovely village of Butterton, which has a butchers, pub and a Post Office. Further afield, is the market town of Ashbourne and as an added bonus, Alton Towers is just a thirty minute drive away. Grindon is the perfect base to explore this part of the Peak District National Park. |
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| Honeystone , Leek |
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Price: £ 347- £877
Sleeps: 7 |
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| With its stunning views, this barn conversion offers high standard accommodation and skilfully combines character and modern day convenience located in an idyllic spot. The dining room/kitchen is beautifully fitted and well equipped with a stone floor, exposed beams and fabulous range cooker and is a very sociable area for families. The sitting room houses an impressive stone fireplace and stove, making it a cosy and relaxing room. The three bedrooms, one with an en-suite and another able to access the main bathroom directly, are stylishly furnished and offer a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for a restful night. There is a patio and lawned garden outside with furniture and a barbecue. This property is exceptional and offers a perfect retreat for a family holiday in this wonderful area. |
| The village of Meerbrook is a short walk away from Tittesworth reservoir with its visitor centre and various water based activities, making it an ideal location for anyone who loves messing around on the water. Meerbrook has a public house serving good home cooking and traditional ales. Walkers can take advantage of the village’s location close to the edge of the popular area known as The Roaches and many other trails. The market town of Leek is four miles away and has a variety of shops as does the spa town of Buxton, which is slightly further afield at a distance of 12 miles. Alton Towers is a short drive away and as well as the thrilling rides on offer the park has beautiful gardens and other year round activities and attractions. This area makes a fabulous base for a family holiday. |
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| The Rindle , Leek |
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Price: £ 641- £2183
Sleeps: 14 |
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| This barn conversion has breathtaking views and is situated on a 17th Century farm in Meerbrook. The honeystone building has been skilfully converted and has the all conveniences of modern day living yet retains a wealth of character. There are six opulent bedrooms, two with en-suites and two of the rooms share a ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom. There is a further lavish shower room on the ground floor. The kitchen is beautifully fitted and boasts a range cooker and large dining area, which leads to the warm and inviting sitting room with its exposed beams and open fire. Outside is a lawned area with furniture and a barbecue. This is a special property and makes the perfect base for a holiday in this wonderful area. |
| The peaceful and quiet village of Meerbrook is situated on the edge of The Roaches; a popular walking area four miles from the market town of Leek. Meerbrook is a short walk from Tittesworth Reservoir and its many water based activities and visitor's centre. The village has a public house that sells delicious home cooked food and serves fine ales. The spa town of Buxton is 12 miles away and has a variety of shops and eateries. There is an interesting museum to explore and the Buxton Opera House often has “big name” name entertainment. Alton Towers theme park is a short drive away and offers year round activities, while keen cyclists can follow the High Peak Cycle Trail. This area offers a wide range of attractions and activities and makes a great holiday base. |
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| School House , Leek |
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Price: £ 534- £1754
Sleeps: 12 |
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| School House is a Grade II listed, stone built detached cottage located in the hamlet of Bradnop, one mile from the Peak District National Park. This cottage is set over three floors and sleeps twelve people in five bedrooms. The bedrooms consist of two double bedrooms, one with a ensuite shower room, and three twin bedrooms, one of which is on the second floor. The cottage also has a family bathroom, a well equipped kitchen with dining area, a sitting room with woodburning stove and a second sitting room with a bedsettee. To the outside, this cottage has an enclosed front garden with furniture and a BBQ and a croft to the rear, along with ample off road parking. School House is an ideal holiday cottage for families and groups of friends wanting to explore the stunning Peak District countryside. |
| Situated on the western edge of the Peak District National Park, the small and pretty hamlet of Bradnop is close to the town of Leek – a settlement with ample of antique shops and excellent eateries – and is within easy driving distance of the market towns of Buxton and Ashbourne. Also nearby is the superb walking routes of Dovedale, the beautiful Manifold Valley, and the popular Manifold Cycle Track, all of which are within easy driving distance. There are numerous pretty villages to explore in the surrounding area, many of which boast good pubs. Alton Towers Theme Park is less than 15 minutes drive away, making this a wonderfully diverse location for all the family. |
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| Kingfisher Cottage , Leek |
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Price: £ 266 - £ 566
Sleeps: 4 |
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Enjoying stunning panoramic country views across Cheshire from high ground on the edge of the Peak District National Park this truly lovely semi detached cottage has been beautifully restored and furnished to a very high standard. Good village pubs takeaway meals and shops are just ½ mile away and with great walking country locally Kingfisher Cottage makes an excellent base for exploring Cheshire Staffordshire and the Peak District. Little Moreton Hall and Biddulph Grange (both N.T.) are under 8 miles whilst Jodrell Bank Science Centre Trentham Gardens Monkey Forest and activities and entertainments at Festival Park and Alton Towers are all within 15 miles. Fishing 3 miles riding 1 mile.
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| Gun End Cottage , Leek |
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Price: £ 265- £880
Sleeps: 8 |
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| A four bedroom detached cottage in the hamlet of Swythamley in the Peak District, this property is full of character and charm, and featured on the popular UK TV show ‘Homes Under The Hammer’. Dating from 1904, the house has a sitting room with open fire, leaded windows, tiled floors, a sun room and a large garden with lovely views of the Staffordshire countryside. The cottage has been expertly renovated, and offers families, friends or couples a chance to relax in style and enjoy this wonderful part of the country. |
| The farming community of Swythamley sits close to the River Dane, on the Staffordshire side of the river yet still in the beautiful area know as The Peak District. Local Swythamley Hall, originally a hunting lodge belonging to Abbey of Dieulacres, stands in fine parkland. The area has much historic significance – close by is Gun Hill, where Cromwell is believed to have located his canon aimed at the town of Leek. On the edge above Swythamley there is a famous landmark - the Hanging Stone, with a fine view over the surrounding countryside. There is fine walking and climbing on The Roaches, and many lovely cycle trails in the area. Alton Towers, Leek, Buxton and Ashbourne are all within easy reach. |
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| Goldcrest , Leek |
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Price: £ 516- £1897
Sleeps: 12 |
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| This beautiful barn conversion is set over three floors to take advantage of the outstanding views. The property has been thoughtfully renovated whilst retaining its character and has all the benefits of modern living. Three of the five sumptuous bedrooms have en-suite facilities and there is a further luxurious bathroom on the second floor. The dining kitchen is beautifully fitted with a stone floor, and another dining area in the sitting room has a full length window to take in the breathtaking views. The sitting area is spacious and has an open fire and exposed beams, giving this room a relaxing ambience. A lawned garden outside with a barbecue and furniture completes this exceptional property, making it a fabulous base for a family holiday. |
| The village of Meerbrook is on the edge of a popular walking area known as the Roaches, and is just four miles from the market town of Leek. Meerbrook is a short walk away from Tittesworth reservoir, which offers many activities and has a visitor's centre. The heart of village life is the local pub, which serves traditional ales and good food. Buxton is only 12 miles away and has a wider choice of places to eat and an interesting selection of shops. The town’s museum is well worth a visit as is the Opera House, with its wide variety of entertainment on offer. For thrill seekers, Alton Towers is a short drive away and has year round activities available for all ages. This area has a lot to recommend it to the visitor and makes a great holiday base. |
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| 9 Overton Bank , Leek |
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Price: £ 175- £425
Sleeps: 4 |
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| 9 Overton Bank is a Grade II listed, 18th Century terraced cottage in the centre of the market town of Leek in Staffordshire. The cottage has two bedrooms (one double and one with bunk beds) and a family bathroom, making it ideal for a family of four. It also boasts a fitted kitchen and a comfortable sitting room. Outside the cottage is a sunny rear courtyard with a seating area and a BBQ. This cottage is located on the edge of the Peak District National Park and is also just a 15 minute drive from the world renowned theme park of Alton Towers, making this the perfect holiday home for anyone wishing to visit this part of the country. |
| The market town of Leek is situated on the western side of The Peak District National Park and is surrounded by lovely Moorland countryside. The town has a charming cobbled market place and there are many examples of fine Victorian architecture - a reminder of the town's prosperity when it was renowned as a silk manufacturing centre. Today Leek offers a wide selection of shops including vast antique emporiums, bookshops and galleries and there is good selection of restaurants and real ale pubs. Alton Towers is less than 15 minutes drive away. |
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| The Old Byre , Leek |
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Price: £ 300 - £ 599
Sleeps: 4 |
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