Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages is a cluster of six cottages of varying sizes located on a 35-acre ground in the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire. The holiday accommodation provided range from a one-bedroom two-person cottage to three-bedroom cottages that can accommodate eight persons. The six cottages together can accommodate a group of 35 persons.
The cottages are self-catering cottages with fully equipped kitchens, cooking and serving utensils and dining facilities.
The location is great if you like to holiday amidst greenery and also spend your time visiting places and structures of historical significance. The 35-acre ground housing the cottages has gardens, grassland and tree-lined drives. And the Peak District in the centre of England has numerous attractions to offer the visitor.
The National Park itself is the first national park in the British Isles and is the second most visited park across the whole world. It has many green splendors such as rolling hills, rugged moorland, leafy forests and much more. Towards the south of the Park is the National Forest.
Several historical sights are within easy reach. A medieval castle dating from the 11th century was the administrative centre of the Lordship of Peak who gave his name to the district. Other attractions include:
? The National Tramway Museum at the tram village
? Derbyshire's Museum of Industry and History that is located in what was Lombe Brothers' Silk Mill completed in 18th century; the mill was one of the first factories in the country
? The Masson Mills that displays machinery showing how yarn was spun and clothes woven in a past age
If you prefer ancient monuments, you can visit the Haddon Hall that has a medieval kitchen showing how people cooked in those times. This Tudor manor has exterior walls on which you can find a profusion of climbing roses.
Paddock House Farm Holiday Cottages can thus offer you a highly rewarding (and relaxing) experience in Derbyshire.
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