Holiday cottages in  Alport near Bakewell in  DerbyshireHoliday Cottage Accommodation in Ashbourne in 2020
Self Catering in Ashbourne 2020

Holiday Cottage Accommodation in Ashbourne in 2020

Self Catering in Ashbourne 2020

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photo Yeldersley Old Hall Farm Cottage and B&B Holiday Accommodation in the  Derbyshire Peak District - Derbyshire Peak District Accommodation Yeldersley Old Hall Farm    4 star rating for self catering accommodation

Yeldersley Old Hall Farm and Cottages offer first class accommodation for the tourist and business visitor alike. Stay in one of our three self-catering cottages, or enjoy bed and breakfast in our Grade II Listed 17th century farmhouse. Yeldersley Old Hall Farm and Cottages are listed as buildings of historical interest.

The Farm and Cottages are situated in the quiet and peaceful countryside, just outside the village of Bradley and three miles from the market town of Ashbourne.
Sleeps 5-6 in each cottage

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Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages - Derbyshire and the Peak District Accommodation

Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages    4 star rating for self catering accommodation

Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages, We have 5 Luxury Holiday Cottages. Accommodating from 2 - 34 persons in any combination. Ash Holiday Cottage and Beech Holiday Cottage have 3 bedrooms sleeping 6-8 persons. Oak Holiday Cottage has 3 bedrooms sleeping 5-7 persons. Hazel Holiday Cottage has 2 bedrooms sleeping 4-6 persons. And Elm Holiday Cottage has 1 bedroom sleeping 2-4 persons.

Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages lies about 2 miles to the north of the most attractive village of Alstonefield which nestles in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Alstonefield is located just inside Staffordshire with the Derbyshire border being immediately to the east of the village following the course of the River Dove.

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Ashbourne in Derbyshire is known as the gateway to Dovedale, Izaak Walton country, and the Peak District National Park. However, Ashbourne has much to offer the visitor in its own right.

Ashbourne is famous for the annual shrove tide football game, played over 2 days, on Shrove tuesday and Ash wednesday. A cork filled leather ball is thrown up by a visiting personality and the 2 sides, the Up`ards and the Down`ards battle it through the streets, through the stream, and across open country between the goals at Sturston and Clifton, which are 3 miles apart. It is pretty much a free for all, with anyone joining in. Shop windows are boarded up, car parks are emptied, and the pubs are filled with visitors and locals alike. Read more in the Ashbourne Town Guide

There is plenty of excellent holiday accommodation in Ashbourne itself and the Peak District area surrounding Ashbourne. All sorts of accommodation needs are catered for. Large smart hotels, smaller smart hotels, self catering holiday cottages and lodges as well as cosy guest houses offering bed and breakfast. Many are to be found in the quaint villages surrounding Ashbourne. Thorpe , Ilam , Alstonefield are all only a short drive from Ashbourne and provide excellent bases for walking around Dovedale and the other hills and dales of the area.

For places to eat and drink in the Ashbourne area see Ashbourne Food and Drink

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