Historic Houses

Renishaw Hall & Gardens
Renishaw Hall & Gardens

6 minute drive

Discover Renishaw Hall, the Sitwell family's residence for nearly 400 years, including the renowned Reresby and Lady Sitwell. Admire the 19th-century Italianate gardens laid out by Sir George Sitwell, 4th Baronet, and visit the remarkable "Angel of Fame" down the lime avenue. As a lived-in family home, Renishaw Hall allows guided tours only.

Privately Owned House

Bolsover Castle
Bolsover Castle

16 minute drive

Bolsover Castle, a fairy-tale Stuart mansion in Derbyshire, continues its tradition of entertainment. Explore the lavish Little Castle rooms, the romantic ruined terrace range, and enjoy panoramic views from the wall walk. Begin with the Riding House exhibition before letting loose in the extensive grounds, complete with a fun play area.

An English Heritage Property
Accommodation offer including tickets available

Hardwick Hall
Hardwick Hall

22 minute drive

Hardwick, with its magnificent houses and landscape, was first established in the 1500s by 'Bess of Hardwick'. Generations of her descendants, craftsmen, and gardeners have contributed to its beauty and charm. Visitors are invited to enjoy and discover the lives, loves, and adventures of the creators of this remarkable place.

A National Trust Property

Chatsworth
Chatsworth House

30 minute drive

Chatsworth, set in Peak District's heart along the river Derwent, is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, passed through the Cavendish family for 16 generations. Beyond being a family home and working farm, it hosts Europe's significant art collections, water features, giant sculptures, and beautiful flowers in a breathtaking landscape.

Privately Owned House

Accommodation offer including tickets available

Haddon Hall
Haddon Hall

38 minute drive

Haddon, a 900-year-old establishment owned by a single family, is considered one of the Western World's most crucial historic houses. Neglected for over 200 years, it possesses untouched interiors from the 14th Century to the early Elizabethan period, providing a unique, time-traveling experience for visitors. It's a rare survivor of times gone by.

Privately Owned House

Tissington Hall
Tissington Hall

60 minute drive

Built in 1609 by Francis FitzHerbert, Tissington Hall stands over the picturesque Estate Village, near the market town of Ashbourne. Inhabited by the original builder's descendants for over 400 years, it's one of only 300 homes in the country with such a lineage. Sir Richard, the current owner, lives there with his wife and four children.

Privately Owned House

Historic Houses 

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