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8 HOTELS IN AND AROUND PARWICHRanking can be influenced by the commissions we receive.8 hotels nearby!
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AI-generatedThe current hall was rebuilt in the Gothic style in 1821-26 on the site of a 16th-century hall. It is a Grade II* listed building with significant architecture and is located within historical estate grounds.
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Nestled in the lush, green hills of the Peak District, YHA Ilam Hall stands as a testament to remarkable historical architecture. This stunning Gothic mansion captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring aesthetics both inside and out. The property's historical significance is evident in every corner, creating a unique atmosphere filled with old-world charm. Surrounded by phenomenal views, the mansion offers a picturesque and tranquil setting perfect for countryside walks. Its amazing history and fantastic surroundings make staying in this beautiful period mansion an absolute pleasure. Ilam Hall truly embodies the allure of a historic site amidst the natural beauty of the region.
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AI-generatedA 17th-century (1611) manor house that is now the oldest continually operating Youth Hostel in the Peak District. This Grade II listed building features period details such as stained glass and oak panelling.
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Nestled in a picturesque countryside setting, YHA Hartington Hall boasts a beautiful old stone manor house that dates back to the 1600s. This remarkably well-preserved building offers a truly historic ambiance that takes guests back in time. The manor's original features have been meticulously maintained, providing an authentic experience that history enthusiasts will cherish. The location itself is stunning, offering breathtaking countryside views and excellent walking opportunities nearby. The building's formal and beautifully designed architecture has the kind of character that one might associate with William Morris or Sir Edward Burne-Jones. This 17th-century manor house provides an atmospheric retreat, blending historic charm with modern comfort and is sure to leave a lasting impression on any traveler.
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The Dog & Partridge Country Inn is a delightful retreat that exudes historical charm and character. Nestled in a picturesque countryside, this lovely old building captivates guests with its quaint and traditional appeal. The reception is situated in the historic old Inn, along with its bar and dining areas, emphasizing its rich heritage. Guests appreciate the charming and hospitable atmosphere, whether enjoying the surroundings in sunshine or rain. Its old style country inn setting lends a distinct and lovely character to the experience, making it a beautiful and memorable destination for those seeking an authentic countryside escape.
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Ground floor, one bedroom property adjoined to Cokayne's. It had been named after Henry VIII. It features an open plan sitting/dining area, outdoor garden with furniture and private outdoor hot tub. Shared Spa facilities and a swimming pool available for guests.
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4 bedroom single story property, part of the historic Hearthill Hall property, adjoined to the Henry's Haunt. Common Spa facilities and a swimming pool available for guests. Among other features the property is characteristic for the outdoor hot-tub, private terrace and a beamed chandelier-lit dining hall.
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Year erected:1800
What is the history of the property?The Cascades was a corn mill from 1800 alongside a limestone quarry and lead mine. The Bonsall brook runs through the grounds and onto Arkwrights textile mill in Cromford (1769).
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?Rebuilt as a charming Victorian house in 1894 it is surrounded by Cascades Gardens a 4 acre garden that is now open to the public. Garden developed from a limestone quarry, cliff and woodlands, with mill pond, mill race and waterfalls from 1800
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