Holiday houses in Macclesfield Forest

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The exterior of the converted stone cottage is shown, featuring a charming entrance door and a bench positioned on the gravel pathway. A flowering plant in a pot adds a touch of greenery, while the rustic stone wall complements the natural surroundings.

Cottage in Sutton

Period cottage views Peak District National Park

Pretty recently refurbished converted stone "old dairy" dating back to the 1750s, retaining its charm & character whilst having many modern features to enable a comfortable & relaxing stay Situated in a peaceful, rural spot on the edge of the National Park with amazing views to Macclesfield Forest & across Cheshire. Ideally located for exploring the Peak District with walks & cycling directly from the door. Within walking distance of country pubs & a short drive to Buxton, Macclesfield & Leek.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

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A modern kitchen features sleek white cabinetry and a large island with a marble countertop, accompanied by four black bar stools. Natural light pours in through French doors, highlighting the space's clean lines and contemporary appliances.

Condo in Macclesfield

Entire Flat in 18th century Manor House

Enjoy a relaxing experience at this beautifully restored ground floor apartment set within an 18th Century grade 2 listed Manor house. Only 10 mins walk to Macclesfield train station & the town centre and Astra Zeneca is 5 mins by car. Situated on the right side of town for easy access out to the hills and the peak district. It has high ceilings, mood lighting in the kitchen and is cool in a heatwave! A lovely quiet setting with parking and French windows out to the communal gardens . No pets

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

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Barn in Buxton

Hay Loft in the Peak District near Buxton

Located near the highest village in Britain, Flash, in the beautiful Peak District National Park, 1540 above sea level, in the winter we do get some snow, the Hay Loft has been designed to create a great base for exploring the countryside. On it’s doorstep are; Dragon’s Back Ridge, Chrome Hill, Axe Edge Moor and Buxton. We are only 30 minutes from Mam Tor, Bakewell and Chatsworth House. Curlews fly around the farm. Within a mile is Flash Bar Stores serving breakfast, lunch, cakes and groceries.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

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The three-story farmhouse is constructed of natural stone, featuring multiple windows that allow for ample daylight. Its character is highlighted by an arched entrance adorned with climbing greenery, set against a backdrop of blue skies and scattered clouds.

Home in Rainow

Amazing Views in the Peak District National Park

The Tower House is a 400 year old Elizabethan farmhouse that oozes character with its old beams and stone floors. Set in the Peak District National Park, this Historical house lies in the beautiful village of Rainow and has stunning views of the countryside. The characterful Robin Hood pub is just a short walk away and the Gritstone Trail and many more walks are on the doorstep. Perfect for family celebrations and get togethers with friends. It is a haven for walkers, cyclists and dog lovers.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

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An aerial view captures a charming stone cottage surrounded by lush greenery. Rolling hills rise in the background, highlighted by clear blue skies and sunlight casting long shadows across the landscape. The area is dotted with trees showcasing autumn colors.

Home in Cheshire East

Cow Lane Cottage

This delightful end stone cottage sits on the outskirts of the picturesque Cheshire town of Bollington, with stunning views from the rear up to the landmark 'White Nancy' and rolling valleys at the front. The cottage is named for the cows that live in the surrounding fields who will often pop their heads over the garden wall to have a munch on the foliage. The cottage also benefits from being close to restaurants, shops, pubs, and the Macclesfield canal that winds it way through the village.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

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A sweeping view of rolling green hills is presented, bathed in warm sunlight during sunset. Rocky outcrops lead the eye towards the horizon, where the sun illuminates the landscape. Paths meander through the fields, suggesting access to the serene countryside.

Home in Buxton

"The Barn” at Stoop Farm

"The Old Shippon" at Stoop Farm is a modern barn conversion sleeping at least 6 in 3 spacious bedrooms all with private bathrooms. A fully equipped kitchen, large lounge and dinning area gives you all you need to unwind and relax in this spectacular corner of the Peak District National Park overlooking Chrome Hill. Footpaths lead you directly into one of the most dramatic landscapes of the peaks. Stoop farm is in a beautiful secluded location yet only 15mins from the spa town of Buxton.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

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The stone cottage is nestled in a grassy landscape, surrounded by wildflowers and greenery. Its two-story structure features a sloped roof and multiple windows, providing a connection to the open countryside. A dirt road runs alongside the property, enhancing the rural setting.

Cottage in Cheshire East

Plattin Inn - Walk. Cycle. Relax

Originally a traveller’s rest on the 18th century toll road between Buxton and Macclesfield, Plattin Inn was sympathetically restored in 2011, taking advantage of its glorious Peak District Park location. Walk or cycle from the doorstep or sit on the patio and gaze at the spectacular peaks of Shuttlingsloe or Shining Tor. Being just a mile from the famous Cat & Fiddle Road, the towns of Buxton & Macclesfield are only a 15 minute car ride away. Off road parking. Smallish dog by arrangement.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 210 reviews

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A panoramic view showcases rolling green hills under a partly cloudy sky. Sunlight filters through clouds, casting soft light across a grassy expanse. The horizon is dotted with distant trees and fieldstone walls, providing a serene backdrop to the rural landscape.

Cottage in Wildboarclough

Black Cat Cottage in lovely Wildboarclough

Lovely stone-built two bedroom cottage in converted barn and piggery, on a 20 acre farm overlooking Shutlingsloe. The farmhouse and cottage were renovated in 2019, but the cottage retains a rustic charm - stone built and with a stone roof, and some barn features. Walks to Shutlingsloe, Grandbach Mill, Lud's Church, the Cat and Fiddle, and Three Shire Head can all be accessed from the farm, as can the local pub and Blaze Farm for ice cream (challenging walks, includes some walking on road).

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

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An open-plan living area features high ceilings supported by dark beams. A modern kitchen with a large island, equipped with stools, invites casual dining. Natural light fills the space through rounded windows, highlighting a cozy seating area and a welcoming staircase in the background.

Cottage in Adlington

Luxury family group stay, with private balcony

* Check in from 1pm * Early check in available from 11am (pre-booked) for £50 * Late checkout on a Sunday up to 12pm * EV Charging (pre-booked) £20 * perfect for family gatherings, celebrations & wedding stays , open plan * set within private estate grounds ideal for group getaways near the Peak District * Dog friendly * King bedroom with en-suite shower * Double Bedroom * 2 single bedrooms * Family bathroom and shower room * Balcony * Smart TV * Free Parking

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

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A scenic view of the surrounding countryside is captured, featuring rolling fields and lush greenery under a partly cloudy sky. Below, a comfortable lounge area showcases a plush sectional sofa and tasteful decor. A dining area with a stylish table setting is also visible.

Farm stay in Cheshire East

Countryside farm views with hot tub & gamesroom

☆ [PLEASE READ HOUSE RULES BEFORE BOOKING. NO PARTYS. STRICT NOISE POLICY] ☆ ☆ [PRICES DIFFER DEPENDING ON NUMBER OF GUESTS] ☆ Visit the Cheshire Countryside on the edge of The Peak District and enjoy the natural surroundings whilst being close to all the amenities you need. The Peak District has some of the best walks in the UK, including Kinder Scout, Mam Tor and Bamford Edge. If you wish to know more about the area, get in touch before you book to get the most out of your trip.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

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The stone exterior of the cottage is framed by lush greenery, creating a welcoming entryway. A decorative heart adorns the front door, while the window displays potted plants, adding a touch of charm to the entrance.

Cottage in Whaley Bridge

Eden Cottage - Charming cosy Edwardian cottage

Cosy self catering cottage located on a quiet cul-de-sac, yet within easy reach of the town centre of Whaley Bridge. With charming cottage features and ample space to relax, this is a fantastic bolt hole to enjoy the High Peak. Outside, there is a charming cottage garden to the front and an enclosed garden with patio and grassed area to the rear. There is plenty of space to relax and unwind after a day exploring the Peak District.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 355 reviews

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The farmhouse, constructed from stone, is surrounded by greenery and trees. Its three-story structure features multiple windows and a rustic charm. A well-maintained garden area with low hedges and lantern-style lights can be seen, providing a peaceful setting within the natural landscape.

Cottage in Buxton

The Farmhouse at Gradbach Mill

Bronze Award Winner of The Staffordshire Tourism Awards Self-Catering Holiday Property of the Year. On the banks of the River Dane in the tiny hamlet of Gradbach, this superb farmhouse complete with a private hot tub can be found in an un-spoilt corner of the Peak District National Park. It is within the secluded grounds of an 18th century stone built silk mill, which is currently being run as a small function & conference venue.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews