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Alfreton

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Crich Lane Farm 01773 835186
Derbyshire, Alfreton, DE55 6DU

distance: (4.6 miles)
Crich Lane Farm is a 17th Century farmhouse set in 30 acres of beautiful Derbyshire countryside. This is the perfect setting for a relaxing break away from it all. If you prefer, perhaps Crich Lane Farm will provide you with an ideal base for exploring the many attractions the area has to offer.
Glendon Guest House 01629 584732
Derbyshire, Matlock, DE4 3BU

distance: (11.9 miles)
Glendon is rated as one of the top Bed and Breakfast places to stay in Derbyshire, located in Matlock, next to Hall Leys park, beneath Saint Giles Church and a short walk to the restaurants, bars and shops of Matlock. Glendon Bed and Breakfast is an ideal alternative to an impersonal chain hotel in Matlock, with unique bedrooms in a picturesque Victorian property, built 1857.
Appleby Guest House 01623 810508
Nottinghamshire, Mansfield, NG19 7PF

distance: (12.2 miles)
A warm welcome and spacious surroundings await you at our most attractive Victorian guest house on the outskirts of Mansfield. Built within its own private grounds, it provides the perfect environment for relaxing.
Acorns Guest House 01246 233602
Derbyshire, Chesterfield, S41 7LS

distance: (16.1 miles)
Acorns Guest House is a spacious, homely detached Victorian guest house overlooking a beautiful mature garden. All rooms are en-suite with hospitality tray and television. Ideally situated within walking distance of the town centre and train station and the perfect location to start your visit to the Derbyshire Peak District. The Acorns Guest House has a private car park.
Old Rectory Guest House 01246 473307
Derbyshire, Staveley, S43 3TL

distance: (18.9 miles)
The house, a Grade 2 listed building, was built in 1719 on the foundations of an earlier building, and was widely believed to contain a passage way leading from its cellars to the St John the Baptist church across the road.