Church Farm, a Grade II listed Georgian farmstead, nestles alongside the historic 11th century Norman church in the tiny village of Alsop-en-le-Dale. It sits at the head of one of the most beautiful but undiscovered dales in the Peak National Park and Derbyshire Dales. 

 

The church has a wonderful stained glass window which was designed to celebrate the millenium by Henry Haig, the renowned designer of stained glass windows in many of our best known Cathedrals.

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Church Farm is just a few miles from many well known Peak District attractions, including the Dovedale stepping stones, Chatsworth House and estate plus so much more! The Visit Peak District website is a useful tool for planning days out whilst staying at Church Farm.

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Church Farm is committed to ecology and green energy onsite, which include our use of Solar Panels to produce electricity and the installation of a biomass boiler which provides all the heating and hot water for both farm and cottages.

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In Church Farm’s cosy and comfortable Peak District holiday cottages, Pinster and Winnets, you have the perfect base to explore the scenic areas surrounding us. A wonderful location for walking, cycling and climbing – you can be as energetic or as relaxed as you feel at Church Farm, a perfect location for the whole family.