Within easy reach of Peak District National Park,
Alton Towers, Potteries and Leek, Ashbourne. A short distance from
Coombes Valley RSPB Reserve, Beaver Hall Equestrian Centre, Churnet
Valley Steam Railway and the Threshing Barn craft centre.
The Middle Farm Bed & Breakfast has a large farm-house set in the
beautiful and unspoiled Staffordshire countryside. You will be offered a
comfortable stay by Susan and husband Paul, in a congenial and informal
atmosphere.
The Farm has undergone extensive recent refurbishment and offers relaxing
bed and breakfast for:
• Walkers & climbers to visit the many local beauty spots and
lovely walks in the Peak District National Park (5 mins +)
• Thrill seekers to experience the famous Alton Towers theme park
(15 mins)
• ‘Pottery’ people to visit one of the famed Staffordshire outlets
in the Potteries around Stoke (20mins +)
• Shopahololics to visit the Potteries centre at Hanley, or surrounding
towns (20mins +)
• Twitchers to take a leisurely stroll around the local RSPB Reserve
at Coombes Valley (2mins)
• Historians to go back in time to the days of steam engines at the
Churnet Valley railway in Cheddleton (5mins)
• ‘Horsey Folk’ to take a welcome equestrian break with your horse
– stabling is available
• Cyclists wishing to go ‘flat’ on the Manifold track or try hillier climbs
• Those just taking time out in a lovely part of the world, within
easy reach of Ashbourne, Buxton and Matlock
The lovely stone buildings in Apesford, date back as far as the seventeenth
century.
Middle Farm has a main house, a converted outbuilding and a recently
renovated nineteenth century barn – all built in local stone.
Set in two acres of grounds, offering privacy, solitude and safe playing
areas, the farm offers off-road parking, yet is only a few hundred
yards from the main A523 Leek to Ashbourne road. It has panoramic
views over rolling countryside.
There are countless local hostelries, which can provide excellent
lunch and evening fare.
Children are welcome and there is plenty of room in which to play,
safely away from any traffic.
We
have a number of large stables, which can accommodate horses being
shown locally or those being taken on holiday by their owners - livery at the farm is
normally DIY; the farm extends to 28 acres, mostly grazing.
Beaver Hall Equestrian Centre is only a mile away
