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This is such a beautiful place, nestled in the heart of Derbyshire. The church of St Mary and St Barlok is listed at Grade I and has fabric dating from the twelfth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

Built in sandstone, it contains a large 14th century chancel, substantial medieval glass, Fitzherbert alabaster tombs, carved timber roofs, a fourteenth-century font and two ninth-century cross shafts. It sits in a delightful location nestled adjacent to a Manor House.

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