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| Pepper Pot Cottage Rushup Edge, Peak District |
Rural Location
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Sleeps upto 2 in 1 bedroom Rushop Hall Cottages have been converted to provide high quality accommodation in a delightful rural location, enjoying wonderful views from the properties and its location across the surrounding countryside, towards Rushup Edge, Mam Tor and beyond. |
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| Staden Buxton, Peak District |
Market Town Location
pub nearby no smoking pets welcome |
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Sleeps upto 2 in 1 bedroom Located on the south west edge of Buxton, in a rural location, this is an ideal base from which to explore this area of the Peak District National Park. There are excellent facilities in nearby Buxton with its theatre, opera, shops and café bars, also there are walks in the nearby Dovedale and the upper valleys of the Manifold Valley, and cycling along the Tissington Trail. |
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| Swallow Barn Chelmorten, Peak District |
Village Location
pub nearby no smoking pets welcome |
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Sleeps upto 2 in 1 bedroom Situated in a quiet conservation village, this is an ideal base from which to explore the many attractions of the Peak National Park. |
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| Sweetpiece Cottage Rushup Edge, Nr. Castleton, Peak District |
Rural Location
pub nearby no smoking |
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Sleeps upto 2 in 1 bedroom Situated in a peaceful and very picturesque rural valley this is the perfect ‘get away from it all’ cottage, in an elevated position and set in the grounds of the owners’ property. |
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| The Little Barn Castleton, Peak District |
Village Location
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Sleeps upto 2 in 1 bedroom Castleton is a popular base in the High Peak from which to explore the many attractions this area of the Peak National Park has to offer. There are the Caves, the Blue John Mines, the history of Peveril Castle and some excellent walking to enjoy within the immediately locality, or go to Edale, at the beginning of the Pennine Way. |
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