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Biggin
Hall is an historic house of 17th century origin, century origin, centrally
situated in the Peak District National Park, in peaceful open countryside,
1,000 feet above sea level. Insomniacs and asthma sufferers have commented
on the beneficial effects of the Biggin air. The diverse nature of the
Derbyshire landscape with its dry-stone walling, deep wooden valleys,
heather clad moor lands, timeless market towns and villages, provides
the perfect setting for a relaxing holiday.
Enjoy
a budget winter break
Biggin Hall can offer a high standard of accommodation at seasonal bargain prices. The beauty of the Derbyshire Peak District National Park with its spectacular limestone gritsone terrain has a special appeal in the autumn and winter season. Take advantage of our seasonal offers! Biggin Hall stands in its own spacious grounds of eight acres and is a protected building of historic interest, Grade II * listed. The present owners have completely renovated it, in keeping with its original character.
Biggin Hall can offer a high standard of accommodation at seasonal bargain prices. The beauty of the Derbyshire Peak District National Park with its spectacular limestone gritsone terrain has a special appeal in the autumn and winter season. Take advantage of our seasonal offers! Biggin Hall stands in its own spacious grounds of eight acres and is a protected building of historic interest, Grade II * listed. The present owners have completely renovated it, in keeping with its original character.
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Many
of the stone mullioned leaded windows have only recently seen daylight
again after their obliteration during the window taxes of the 1790's.
The rooms are spacious and individually furnished. In addition to the
'Master Suite' a luxurious four poster bedded room, there are six double/twin
bedrooms with their own en suite bathrooms en suite, and two single rooms
sharing an adjoining bathroom. All have a colour T.V and tea making facilities.
Visitors have a choice of two sitting rooms, one with a library, the other
with a large open fire place and there is a separate dining room. There
is a public 'phone box (Hartington 84547) exclusively for the use of guests.
We have facilities for most small functions, including a spacious meeting
room.
30
yards from the main house is a recently converted 18th century stone building,
comprising of five self-contained 'Studio' apartments and one 2-bedroomed
suite, each with private bathrooms. They have many amenities, such as
colour T.V., silent fridge and tea making facilities. Guests have the
use of all the facilities of the main house.
The Bothy
The Bothy is situated between the apartments and the main house; rooms have the same amenities as the apartments.
The Bothy
The Bothy is situated between the apartments and the main house; rooms have the same amenities as the apartments.
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