Parwichis a beautiful village hidden away among the rolling hills of the southern Peak District, off the beaten track and with no main road running through it, so that your stay at a holiday cottage in Parwich should offer peace and quiet and the chance to unwind.

A cluster of quaint little cottages and houses grew around the village green, a church dedicated to St Peter and the impressive Parwich Hall, all sheltered beneath Parwich Hill

From your holiday cottage in Parwich you will find that there are many lovely walks to explore through fields enclosed by ancient hedgerows or dry stone walls, including a path to the wonderful estate village of Tissington a couple of miles away.

Parwich is an ideal base for cyclists with mile upon mile of quiet country lanes, as well as being only a short ride away from the Tissington Trail. Alternatively, a whole range of leisure facilities can be found at Carsington Water just a few miles away including water sports, trails, tea room and bird watching.

Ashbourne is the nearest town from your holiday cottage in Parwich, and offers a wide variety of shops, restaurants and traditional pubs set around a pretty cobbled market place overlooked by tall Georgian buildings.

Holiday cottages in Parwich are a rural retreat, many offering oak beams and log burning stoves but with the comfort and luxury of modern fittings, for you to experience a spot of true country living.

There are holiday cottages in Parwich itself including The Sycamore Inn Cottage, but should you wish to stay in a more rural location, then Tom’s Barn and Douglas’s Barn can be found on Orchard Farm which dates back to the 16th century.

Alternatively, for a holiday cottage in Parwich with lots of space, click on Parwich Lees Holiday Cottages which are set in a 100 acres estate.

Whatever your choice, a holiday cottage in Parwich cannot fail to impress and offer a relaxing holiday with memories to treasure, so click below on the holiday cottages in Parwich to find the right one for you.