Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Ashbourne - Page 2

Discover Highview Grange at Standlow Farm, a spacious 7-bedroom holiday house near Ashbourne, Carsington Water and the Derbyshire Dales. Sleeping up to 14 guests, it is ideal for family gatherings, weekends with friends, walking breaks and relaxed countryside celebrations. The house offers generous accommodation, including 3 ensuite bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen and dining space, a comfortable lounge and a cosy cinema room for film nights or downtime after a day exploring. Outside, guests can enjoy a private garden with hot tub and barbecue area, along with shared facilities at Standlow Farm including a tennis court, games room, fire pit and outdoor space. Highview Grange is well placed for exploring Carsington Water, Chatsworth House, Alton Towers, Ashbourne, Bakewell, Matlock and the surrounding Peak District countryside. Local pubs and walking routes are also within easy reach, making it a great base for a memorable group stay in Derbyshire.

*** Book a stay during September and get £100 off any weekend during 2025/26 - Use code Back2School25 on our website. Offer ends 30th September 2025 ***  Brailsford Water Mill can accommodate 20 guests in 8 bedrooms split over 3 floors. There is a large kitchen where everyone can dine together. A spacious lounge with the original mill stones on show. There is a large garden to enjoy with a BBQ area with outdoor seating and mill pods to look out over with plenty of wildlife to sit an watch.    The bedrooms range from twin rooms, double rooms and family rooms (double and bunkbeds) Cots are also available if needed.  There are 2 bathrooms, 1 shower rooms and 1 ensuite shower room. There is a lounge on the middle floor with original mill stone features.  The kitchen is located on the ground floor with a large table and breakfast bar so you can all eat together.  The gardens wrap around the side of the property with an outdoor seating area for BBQs and alfresco dining.  There are 2 mill ponds one to the front and back which are linked together via a mill race that goes down the side of the property.  There