Properties at Harthill Hall

PROPERTIES AT HARTHILL HALL

(sleeping 2-18)

Nestling in 14 acres of Peak District National Park, this was a position chosen for one of the earliest settlements in Derbyshire. Here in 1259 Sir Richard de Hartle was issued a Papal Bull by Pope Alexander II allowing him to appoint his own chaplain, and what was the original Hall House became a Chapel and was used as a place of worship until 1546.

Surrounding the Hall's dramatic cobbled courtyard, the listed buildings have been carefully converted with much thought and consideration being taken to retain many of the original features.

9 PROPERTIES

We have nine properties sleeping from 2 to 18 people.

We have nine properties sleeping from 2 to 18 people. All have full central heating with comfy sofas, modern and antiques furniture. Many of our properties have private outdoor hot tubs and all have private use of our indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, spa treatments are avaialble to book either in the onsite treatment rooms or in the comfort of your own cottage.

You can simply unwind in the comfort of your own rental property or use it as a base for days out in the Derbyshire Peak District to visit the historic towns of Bakewell and Buxton, great houses like Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, the moors of Kinder Scout or the limestone dales such as Lathkill Dale and Dovedale.

The estate is situated in a lovely country setting, surrounded by fields and with excellent walking from the door. There is a small children's playground within the grounds of the Hall. We accept dogs (additional charges apply).

You are welcome to bring along BBQ's.

Harthill Hall was founded in the 13th century and is a Grade II listed building. The Manor House is the main house of Harthill Hall, constructed in the 16th century and complete with stone flagged floors, oak beams, ancient carved oak doors, etc. Our other properties are sympathetic conversions of the outbuildings - including the Chapel, which was the original 14th century building on the site.