Historic Houses, Easy to Reach Castles and Gardens Situated in the middle of , boasts a the is easy to reach wealth of historic houses, by car or public transport. castles and splendid gardens to discover. The nearest railway station to Chatsworth Chelmorton is (6m), Chatsworth, home to the served by trains from Manchester. Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is the most well-known The airports of , stately home, medieval Haddon Hall is a lesser known gem Manchester and Doncaster Robin and the National Trust has several grand properties within Hood are all about one hour’s easy reach including Sudbury Hall, Kedleston Hall and drive away. Hardwick Hall.

Walking and Cycling How to Book Chelmorton is situated in Weekly bookings are available the middle of the Peak throughout the year and normally District National Park start on a Saturday in the summer, however it may be possible and there are countless to start a full week on another day at other times of the year. footpaths, bridleways and quiet lanes. Short breaks can start and finish on any day of the week, subject to availability and the We have a selection of leaflets, brochures and maps to help time of year. you plan your walks, including several circular routes which run straight from the door and linear routes which you can Telephone 01298 85067 or 07891 950918 take one way and return by bus. We are also happy to or visit our website, www.swallowbarn.com recommend routes to suit your walking ability. to check availability and make a reservation. A £50.00 deposit is required to secure your Secure bicycle storage is available for your bikes at Swallow booking. Barn. However if you prefer to hire bikes there is superb cycle hire centre just four miles away on the Tissington Trail – The final balance is due eight weeks prior to the start of your a former railway line holiday. If booking within eight weeks of arrival the whole Cycling, Wetton that offers miles of safe, cost is payable on booking. Cheques should be made payable traffic-free cycling. to ‘Gill Chapman’.

Alternatively we can arrange bikes to be delivered to Swallow Barn for the duration of your holiday.

For mountain bikers the choice of routes is For further information or to book your holiday, endless, including the please contact: Pennine Bridleway which runs through Chelmorton. Gill Chapman The Green, Chelmorton, Derbyshire SK17 9SL Tel: 01298 85067 Mob: 07891 950918 Email: [email protected] Chelmorton Explore the Area Situated at the heart of The Peak District the Peak District National National Park Park, Chelmorton is the encompasses some perfect base for exploring of the most breath- the area. This ancient taking scenery in Derbyshire village in the England and draws ‘White Peak’ is renowned walkers and outdoor for the surrounding narrow Chelmorton enthusiasts from strip fields bounded by around the world. limestone walls which trace the patterns of medieval farming methods. Today, the fields enclose herds of nibbling sheep and The countryside is grazing cows. spectacular and varied – from the As a conservation village and with no direct routes to anywhere gritstone moorland else, Chelmorton is peaceful and safe – the road through the of the ‘Dark Peak’ to village is little used by traffic and you are just as likely to see the gentler limestone Swallow Barn is an idyllic rural sheep being herded up the street or a few hens wandering about. landscape of fields retreat in the heart of the While there are no shops, the Church Inn serves good food and is and valleys in the Peak District National Park. A just two minutes walk from Swallow Barn. ‘White Peak’. Dovedale detached 17c stone barn for two, it combines stylish modern comforts with oak beams and All around is the spectacular landscape of the Peak District. The exposed stonework – the perfect mix of old and new. picturesque dales of the rivers Wye, Lathkill, Dove and Derwent Market Towns are all less than 15 minutes from Chelmorton. Footpaths branch The historic villages and towns of the Peak District Set in Chelmorton village, there out from the village in every direction and it is possible to have are a real pleasure – with their alleyways, courtyards and are wonderful walks from the car-free days on foot or bicycle. arcades of small individual shops. door and beautiful countryside to explore in every direction. In the Welcome All , Leek, summer you can sit out on your We recognise that our visitors are not all the same and some Buxton and own private patio and enjoy the have special requirements. Please contact us to discuss your Ashbourne all peace and tranquility. needs and let us know how we can help. have a wealth of outlets selling The property is south facing and approached by a walled, Swallow Barn is on one level inside and may be suitable if you crafts, antiques tree-lined path which leads to a private, flagged patio area have limited mobility. Further information is available in our Access and speciality with garden furniture. Statement, which is available on our website or on request. foods, as well as regular traditional French windows open into the light and airy kitchen dining/ Swallow Barn is ‘no smoking’. One well-behaved pet is welcome. Bakewell markets. lounge area, with a beamed ceiling which goes right up to the rafters, wooden floor and comfortable seating. Facilities at Swallow Barn One corner is occupied by the • Satellite TV with freeview channels, well-equipped kitchen and an video and DVD, CD/radio Buxton’s splendid Opera House archway leads through into the • All linen and towels provided hosts a full theatre programme bedroom, with comfortable • Comprehensive information with maps plus a number of well known double bed and en-suite shower and walk booklets summer festivals. room. The accommodation is all • Garden furniture and Webber barbecue in one level and offers everything • Roadside car parking you need for a relaxing short • Laundry service available break or longer holiday. • Secure bicycle storage