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An exceptional small country estate comprising a fine Grade II* listed hall, four further residences, a range of traditional and period farm buildings sitting in gardens and land extending to approximately 76.33 hectares (188.61 acres) with sporting rights including shooting and noted private trout fishing on the River Wye.

A fine Grade I listed freehold manor house presented in excellent order and set in beautiful gardens, extending to approximately 4 acres, on the edge of the popular Peak District market town.

An immaculately presented Grade II listed hall dating from c.1600 together with a coach house and two cottages standing in gardens extending to approximately four acres with a further fourteen acres of parkland.

A fine example of a Grade I listed Elizabethan Hall set in walled gardens and pasture land extending to approximately 7.4 acres.

A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented Grade II* listed Hall which has been the recent subject of a complete restoration project and offers wonderful family accommodation over three floors.

A Grade II* listed Palladian house of great stature requiring some further restoration

A fine Grade II listed Tudor style Hall set in approx. 15.56 acres of gardens, park and ancient woodland with wonderful views over the waters of Water-cum-Jolly and the dale beyond.

A superb Grade II listed family home on the western fringe of the village with lovely views over open countryside situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park.

A substantial freehold family house in the centre of this highly sought after Peak District village set in gardens and land extending to 1.87 acres.

A superb small estate which has not been on the open market for nearly ninety years with an attractive Grade II listed, stone built house, three bedroom cottage, range of stone buildings, garaging and pasture land extending to approximately 25 acres all situated on the edge of this popular and historic Peak District village.

A wonderful country house with uninterrupted views across open countryside with the benefit of an excellent leisure complex with a guest suite all set in approximately 30 acres.

A 7 bedroom impressive Grade II listed period house near Ipstones, Staffordshire, with integral 2 bedroom annex and grounds to approximately 13.7 acres.

An impressive Grade II listed period house presented in good order throughout dating from the eighteenth century set within a secluded location on the edge of the Peak District National Park between the Manifold and Churnet Valleys.

A substantial Derbyshire residence, with extensive views to the south and west constructed in traditional random stone with stone framed and mullioned windows, a stone slate roof and coped gables.

A substantial ‘Arts and Crafts’ period house dating from 1912 with exceptional views across the Hope Valley and benefitting from generous rooms, large mature gardens and a hard tennis court.

A superb south facing and sheltered country house set in wonderful private gardens extending to approximately two acres together with 12.5 acres of pasture land all situated in the tranquil setting of the wooded Cordwell valley.

A substantial stone built property with indoor swimming pool complex set in just over six acres of landscaped gardens, paddocks, woodland and a wildflower meadow in this prime Peak District location within easy reach of Bakewell and Sheffield.