B&B around Leek - accommodation in the Peak District

Leek Staffordshire became important in the 18C & 19C as a silk town, famous for its shawls, buttons, ribbons, twist and sewing silks, and for the dye known as "Raven Black", a fashionable colour after being worn by Queen Victoria in mourning for Prince Albert. William Morris, founder of the Arts & Crafts movement, lived and worked in Leek from 1875 - 78, and left a significant mark on the art and architecture of the town. A market is held weekly on the ancient cobbles of the large market square, complemented by the thriving indoor Butter market. The great silk mills of the last century are still here, now mostly antique shops, and between the mills you' ll find rows of small specialist shops.


	The White Hart B&B in Leek is a Grade ll listed building that has been lovingly restored to incorporate luxury Bed & Breakfast accommodation, tea room and sandwich bar. We are conveniently located in Leek town centre, perfect if you are looking for a guest house or hotel while visiting Leek, The Peak District, Staffordshire countryside or Alton Towers...more	Contact: Mrs Julie Fox Tel: 01538 372122


The Corner House 151 Buxton Road Leek Staffordshire ST13 6EH	Early 20th century house situated on A53 Leek - Buxton Road, well placed for all the region's major attractions including Alton Towers, The Potteries, Chatsworth House and is on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Beautiful entrance hall with original oak panelling and an imposing stairway to the bedrooms above.	Contact: Tony and Jane Tel: +44 (0) 1538 373288 Mob: 07947 721889
Bank Top Farm Hartington Buxton Derbyshire SK17 0AD	Built around 1550 our farmhouse offers peaceful accommodation. En-suite rooms. Evening meals if required.	Contact: Jane and Owen Pilkington Tel: +44(0)1298 84205/84859
Stone Cottage Green Lane Clifton Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 2BL	En-suite, T.V, satellite,Tea/Coffee making, 4 poster beds ,Double room from £36, Family room from £55	Contact Mrs Whittle Tel: +44(0) 1335 343377 Fax: +44(0) 1335 347117
Heaton House Farm Rushton Spencer Macclesfield Cheshire SK11 0RD	Converted Granary with own entrance, provides 2 luxury double en-suites, B&B or S/C Great views, walks, bird watching, cycling and angling nearby.	Contact: Margaret Heath Tel: +44 (0)1260 226203 Fax: +44 (0)1260 226562


*Yeldersley Old Hall Farm* *Bradley* *Ashbourne* *Derbyshire DE6 1PH* *Grade II* listed farmhouse. *Contact Mrs Janet Hinds* *Tel: +44(0) 1335 344504* *Fax: +44(0) 1335344504*	The Green Man *St. Johns Street* *Ashbourne* *Derbyshire DE6 1GH* *17thC Coaching Inn. Contact Charles Free* *Tel: +44(0)1335 345783* *Fax: +44(0)1335 346613*	*New House Farm B&B* *& Larks Rise S/C* *Bottomhouse* *Nr Leek* *Staffs ST13 7PA* *Guests lounge, drinks tray in room Contact: Laura Melland* *Tel: +44(0)1538 304350* *Fax: +44(0)1538 304350*


.	Basset Wood Farm *Tissington* *Ashbourne* *Derbyshire* DE6 1RD *Contact Janet Carrington* *Tel: +44(0) 1335 350 254* *Fax: +44(0) 1335 350 254*	*Hurtswood* *Sandybrook* *Ashbourne* *Derbyshire DE6 2AQ* *Large Victorian House* *Contact Mr & Mrs Hadley* *Tel: +44(0) 1335 342031* *Fax: +44(0) 1335 347467*


*Omnia Somnia* *The Coach House* *The Firs* *Ashbourne* *Derbyshire DE6 1HF* *Situated in a quiet location .* *Contact: Paula & Alan* Coker Mayes *Tel: +44(0)1335 300145* *Fax: +44(0)1335 300958*	Roaches Hall Upper Hulme Nr. Leek Staffordshire ST13 8UB *Former Victorian Hunting Lodge within the Peak Park* *Contact: A. Lake* *Tel: +44(0)1538 300115*	Henmore Cottage *Clifton* *Nr Ashbourne* *Derbyshire* DE6 2GL *300 year old Cottage, in lovely village.* *Contact : Michael Clarke* *Tel: +44(0)1335 344492* *Fax: +44(0)1335 348094*

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