A Guide To The Historic Houses And Castles Of Derbyshire
By Michael Holloway Updated 07/05/2022
1. HADDON HALLThis 11th century hall was held by William Peveril in the year 1087. The survey which resulted in the Domesday Book records Haddon Hall. Haddon Hall is located near beautiful Bakewell.
HADDON HALL FACILITIES2. HEATH HOUSEWedding planning is very important to us at The Heath House. We start serious planning about six months before the big day and this involves usually a two hour meeting of working through a wedding day planner.
HEATH HOUSE FACILITIES3. CALKE ABBEYThe Abbey is a time capsule of an experience. Before the Trust's alterations in the later 1980s the rooms had been untouched since the 1880s.
CALKE ABBEY FACILITIES
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4. KEDLESTON HALLThe Curzon family had owned the estate at Kedleston since 1297. By the 1970s Kedleston Hall had become too expensive for the Curzon family to maintain and the National Trust received the estate.
KEDLESTON HALL FACILITIES
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5. HOLME HALLThe Eyre family held the Bakewell manor house until 1802 when the concern was sold under an order of Chancery.
HOLME HALL FACILITIES
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6. PEVERIL CASTLEPeveril Castle is a decayed 11th-century castle set on a hillside in the Derbyshire village of Castleton.
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