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A spacious bedroom features deep green walls and large windows allowing abundant light. A vintage-style fireplace is complemented by a decorative mirror and a wooden dressing table. A plush bed is covered with a soft quilt, and a cozy chaise lounge adds to the room's inviting ambiance.
Apartment in Wirksworth
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

Stylish, Opulent & Spacious 18C. Peaks apartment

With the glorious peaks walkable from your doorstep, this stunning boutique hideaway in the heart of Wirksworth next door to beautiful arthouse cinema and 2 minutes from eateries & drinking holes transports you to a time of luxury, style  & opulence. It's bespoke design, original features and decor from nationally renowned designers, Black Pop and Curiousa & Curiousa, timelessly provide all the trappings expected from a 21st century, 5 star boutique hotel but in a fascinating building from 1766.

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A cozy lounge area features a blue sofa adorned with decorative cushions. An ottoman is placed in front of the sofa, while a stylish floor lamp and wall sconce provide soft lighting. A window seat is visible beside a large window with blinds.
Home in Tutbury
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Luxury period home with views of Tutbury castle

Enjoy a stay in this beautifully presented cottage in the historic village of Tutbury. Crown Cottage has been lovingly restored, retaining all the charm and grandeur of the Edwardian period. Located within the village conservation area, Crown Cottage is within a stroll of Tutbury castle and the High street, with its smart independent shops, quirky bars and restaurants. It's perfect for a romantic stay, ideally located for business travellers or a great base to enjoy the many local attractions.

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A well-decorated bedroom features a spacious bed adorned with multiple cushions and an artistic pillow displaying a deer in formal attire. Two bedside lamps provide soft lighting, and three framed prints hang above the headboard, complementing the green walls with wooden accents.
Cottage in Willington
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

Idyllic Cottage Village Centre overlooking canal

Recently lovingly renovated this charming 2 bedroom cottage is situated in the centre of this quaint village. The house is adjacent to the Trent and Mersey canal and a short distance to the popular Mercia Marina. All village amenities are close at hand (within walking distance), including 3 good pubs, takeaways, local supermarket and train station. Access from the back of the cottage leads directly onto the canal. An ideal cosy base for the Derbyshire Dales, Peak District and Alton Towers.

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area features a prominent brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove. Comfortable seating arrangements with cushions are present, and a television is positioned nearby. A bookshelf filled with books adds to the ambiance, while natural light enters through a window dressed with light curtains.
Townhouse in Tutbury
5 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews

Beresford's House, a truly unique period property

This special place is close to everything, in a prime location on Tutbury High Street. It offers a truly unique stay in a characterful yet stylish property in a beautiful and historically significant village. This property was previously owned by a local family for almost 100 years and Beresford's House shows you a glimpse of the past through photographs and memorabilia from a bygone era. The property has been modernised to ensure a comfortable stay whilst retaining many original features.

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The exterior of the cottage features a classic red brick facade with white window frames. A charming white front door is complemented by blooming pink flowers in the foreground, adding a touch of color. A chimney is visible above the roofline against a clear blue sky.
Cottage in Melbourne
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 527 reviews

Charming character cottage - 2 bedrooms

Charming cosy character cottage tastefully renovated and opened to our first guests in March 2018. Located within a 2 minute walk from the centre of Melbourne, a beautiful georgian market town with a fabulous selection of pubs, restaurants & shops. It has an open plan kitchen, living room with log burner, 2 bedrooms (1 with a king size bed and 1 with a double bed) and a shower room (no bath). Outside there is a shared backyard and to the front of the property there is a shared picnic area.

Top guest favourite
An open living space is presented, featuring a spacious dining table surrounded by dark chairs. Natural light floods the area through large sliding doors, revealing a private garden lush with greenery. A cozy seating arrangement with vibrant cushions is also visible.
Home in Melbourne
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews

Stylish 1-bed home with a relaxed “holiday” feel.

With its own access from a short spur road off the High Street, no. 22 (DE73 8GJ ) is a secluded yet central retreat. It is within two minutes' walk of the essential facilities of Melbourne, and only five minutes walk away from the surrounding countryside. The house is spacious, warm and sunny, and opens onto its own attractive and private rear garden. Melbourne is a vibrant little town with plenty of history and culture, offering lots to see and do in the area, and in good walking country.

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Flat in Burton upon Trent
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

Stunning river view apartment in an original mill

Nestled within a beautifully restored Grade II listed mill, this apartment offers a peaceful riverside escape set in a private, gated development. The stunning views, calming riverside grounds and historic charm give a sense of seclusion that make it easy to forget you’re in the heart of town. It’s the perfect blend of character, tranquillity, and convenience. Inside you’ll find original character features blended with high-spec modern comfort. Surrounded by scenic walks and heritage pubs.

Top guest favourite
An open plan living area features exposed stone walls and oak beams, complemented by a vaulted ceiling with skylights. A comfortable leather sofa and a footstool are positioned next to a small table, while a television is mounted on the wall. Natural light fills the space through two windows.
Tiny home in Derbyshire
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Huckleberry Cottage

Huckleberry cottage Ingleby is a quiet hamlet nestled in the south Derbyshire countryside. Ticknall is just 2miles away, with beautiful walks through National Trust Calke Abbey and Anchor Church caves which is just a stones throw away. The cottage is self contained, with new facilities and open plan living. The stone walls, oak beams and vaulted ceiling with 3 sky light windows create a light spacious feeling.On evenings to enjoy being cosy, there is a electric log burner while you relax.

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A charming red-brick house is nestled in a tranquil setting, featuring traditional diamond-patterned windows and a sloped roof. Flowering plants adorn the exterior walls, adding a touch of nature. The entrance is framed by a covered porch, inviting guests into a warm and welcoming space.
Guest house in Shuttington
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Peaceful Escape: Relaxing Retreat near Tamworth

Escape to a tranquil oasis near Tamworth with our peaceful garden guest house. Nestled in a serene setting, this cozy retreat offers a newly refurbished bathroom and a mature garden with a seating area. Enjoy local walks and explore nearby areas of natural beauty. With convenient situated near Drayton Manor Theme Park, Twycross Zoo, Snowdome, the Belfry and local wedding venue Thorpe Garden. The house accommodates up to four guests, making it an ideal choice for couples or small families.

Top guest favourite
A spacious sleeping area is highlighted by a large double bed with crisp linens and decorative pillows. Bedside tables with lamps provide soft lighting. A full-length mirror and a wardrobe complement the room. Natural light filters in, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Townhouse in Tutbury
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

Glassworker's Cottage, a cosy 2 bedroomed home

This cosy cottage in the charming English village of Tutbury, dates back to an era when making fine glassware was the main trade here. The 2 bedroom property is packed with original features and character like twisty stairs, oak beams, low latch doors and a cottage garden. This house has been lovingly renovated from top to bottom, offering a stylish bolt hole on the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border. The village has great pubs & cafes along with access to beautiful countryside walks.

Top guest favourite
A modern living area features light grey walls and sleek wooden flooring. A comfortable seating arrangement includes two grey armchairs and a matching sofa. A stylish coffee table rests on a circular rug with yellow accents. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall opposite a small desk with an orange chair.
Guest suite in Darley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Bright, well equipped flat, in historic area

The Butlers Quarters is a charming, well equipped and cosy self-contained flat attached to a grand Victorian family home. This was once where the house staff lived! It's within walking distance of the city, parks and countryside, with Derby's historic Cathedral Quarter and the Darley Abbey World Heritage site on the doorstep. The accommodation is ideal for couples, solo/business travellers as well as families. We are within easy reach of the fantastic Peak District National Park.

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A spacious sleeping area features a wooden bed with a light coverlet and two neatly folded towels placed on top. A large arched window allows natural light to enter, complemented by decorative fabric. The artwork above the bed depicts a serene forest scene.
Flat in Netherseal
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

The Coach House

The Coach house is a self contained apartment within a village setting,which benefits from a local convenience store. It is situated close to the M42 with good road links to all Midlands towns and cities. Netherseal is within The National Forest which allows access to numerous walks. There are many attractions close eg Calke Abbey, The National Forest, Staunton Harold and National Arboretum We provide a welcome pack with fresh bread, milk, eggs and preserves

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in South Derbyshire District?

    Consider village stays near National Forest sites, riverside cottages, or converted barns for a locally rooted experience in South Derbyshire District. Staying near parks and walking trails is often suggested for those seeking outdoor activities.

  • What are the best things to do in South Derbyshire District with kids?

    Families often enjoy exploring Conkers, outdoor play parks, and canal walks, or visiting interactive exhibits at local heritage centers. Picnics in nature reserves and cycling paths are frequently suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best things to do in South Derbyshire District?

    Explore woodland trails in the National Forest, visit interactive attractions at Conkers, or relax along the Trent and Mersey Canal. Traditional markets, local museums, and community events add to the district’s appeal.

  • How is the weather in South Derbyshire District?

    South Derbyshire District has cool winters ranging from 35–46°F (2–8°C), with moderate rain and the chance of frost. Summers are milder, often around 54–71°F (12–22°C), and invite outdoor activities as landscapes turn lush and green.

  • When is the best time to visit South Derbyshire District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and vibrant greenery. Seasonal festivals, outdoor activities, and woodland trails are especially popular during these months.

  • What are the best places to visit in South Derbyshire District?

    The National Forest, Conkers, and scenic stretches of the Trent and Mersey Canal are among the most popular places to visit. Country parks and restored mills showcase the local heritage and landscape.

  • What are some hiking trails in South Derbyshire District?

    South Derbyshire District has trails within the National Forest, with woodland paths and open countryside routes. Wander beside rivers near Willington or follow circular walks through meadows and fields. Seasonal changes bring varied scenery to explore.

  • What are some family activities we can do in South Derbyshire District?

    Families in South Derbyshire District often explore nature trails, visit adventure playgrounds at Conkers, and enjoy interactive animal experiences at local farms. Cycling and rowing on calm waterways are also popular activities.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from South Derbyshire District?

    Many visitors plan day trips to explore the National Forest, nearby heritage steam railways, or bustling markets in local towns. Country estates with walking gardens and sculpture parks are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in South Derbyshire District?

    Many accommodations in South Derbyshire District are pet friendly, especially in rural or village settings. Parks and green spaces around the area make it convenient to travel with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting South Derbyshire District?

    Wear sturdy shoes as many towns and footpaths have uneven ground, and bring a rain jacket for sudden weather shifts. Sampling traditional baked goods at village bakeries and joining local guided walks are ways to connect with community life.

  • What is South Derbyshire District known for?

    South Derbyshire District is known for its connection with the National Forest, historic waterways, and traditional rural heritage. The area has diverse landscapes, industrial sites, and lively village events throughout the year.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in South Derbyshire District?

    Discover tranquil woodlands, quiet villages with traditional tea rooms, and less-visited canal paths along the Trent and Mersey Canal. Local heritage sites often reveal stories of industry and rural life.

  • What are the best foods to try in South Derbyshire District?

    Local specialties often featured include Derbyshire oatcakes, freshly baked pies, and farmhouse cheeses, sometimes served in market town cafes or village pubs. Treats like Bakewell tart or seasonal fruit crumbles are popular desserts.

  • What should I bring for a trip to South Derbyshire District?

    South Derbyshire District has changeable weather, so a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes are useful year-round. Layering is helpful for cooler months, while sun protection and light clothing work well in summer.

  • What is the nightlife in South Derbyshire District like?

    The nightlife in South Derbyshire District leans toward traditional pubs, relaxed bars, and occasional live music venues around villages and market towns. Social evenings often center on community events and local flavors.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in South Derbyshire District?

    Seasonal highlights in South Derbyshire District often include summer fairs, local food and craft markets, and outdoor concerts in parks. Heritage open days and traditional village festivals are also widely attended throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in South Derbyshire District?

    Family friendly vacation rentals are common in South Derbyshire District, particularly near village centers or green spaces. Properties with extra bedrooms, gardens, or access to playgrounds are often available.

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    South Derbyshire holiday rentals start at $25 SGD per night before taxes and fees

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  • 4.7 Average rating

    South Derbyshire stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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