Bagshaw Hall & Lodge

About Bagshaw Hall & Lodge

Bagshaw Hall dates from 1684 and stands a short stroll from Bakewell's centre, one of the town's oldest surviving buildings and now run as a mix of heritage suites and contemporary self-catering accommodation. The main hall houses large, high-ceilinged rooms that retain original features, while Bagshaw Lodge next door offers a more modern take with compact kitchenettes, suiting guests who want the flexibility of self-catering without giving up a proper seating area and stylish bathroom.

For groups, Bagshaw Mews is an independent four-bedroom house within the grounds, sleeping up to eight and run as a self-contained unit separate from the main hall bookings. All accommodation includes bathrobes, slippers and toiletries as standard, and the property's complimentary on-site car park is a genuine advantage in a town where parking is otherwise limited and metered.

The setting inside Bakewell itself means Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Peak Village are all a short drive away, while the town's restaurants, bakeries and Monday market are within walking distance. The combination of heritage character and self-catering flexibility makes it a popular choice for longer stays and small groups travelling together.