Peak District Barn Accommodation - The Barns at Alderlee - Leek

Marrying 17th century charm with 21st century comfort, the Barns at Alderlee have been skilfully transformed by local craftspeople that hold their hearts in the past but their minds in the future.

Nestled in the verdant Meerbrook Valley, in the Peak District, our former working farm takes full advantage of its precious location.

Just a short stroll away from Tittesworth Water with its many water based activities such as: kayaking, canoeing and raft building.  There is a visitor centre; lunchtime restaurant and a fantastic adventure playground to ensure a goodnight sleep for the children.

From most bedroom windows the dramatic Roaches Rocks stand magnetically, inviting to be explored buy climbers and walkers alike.

A short drive away is the Spa Town of Buxton with its spectacular Opera House and renowned fresh water spring. Or why not try the Moorland market town of Leek with its myriad antique shops.

For the young and young at heart there is always the lure of Alton Towers which is less than half an hour drive away.

Only a five minute walk, our local village pub, serves traditional ales and home cooked food in front of a warm welcoming fire in the cooler months or when the sun is shining, in the garden with the Roaches as a stunning backdrop.

The Rindle
The largest of our 3 barns at Alderlee, sleeps up to 14 in 6 bedrooms.  With two downstairs bedrooms, this may be suitable for people with limited mobility.  Please contact us for further details.

Goldcrest Barn
Detached barn sleeps 12 in 5 bedrooms

Honeystone Barn
Detached barn sleeps 7 in 3 bedrooms

With each barn having its own individual character and appeal there is something from everyone at Alderlee.  Perfect for a special get together of family or friends the Barns can be booked separately or together to accommodate up to 33 guests.  There is a private terrace with garden furniture to further enhance your holiday and enjoyment of the tranquil surroundings.

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