Upper House Hayfield
Derbyshire, Italy
Up to 130 guests · 15 rooms
A castle-style private estate at the edge of Kinder Scout, with a medieval hall, a tipi and a courtyard above Kinder Reservoir.
Derbyshire's historic country houses and magnificent landscapes have long been associated with English rural elegance. Weddings take place in grand estates, restored manor houses and traditional barns, often framed by mature gardens, rolling hills and the distinctive limestone scenery of the Peak District.
Chatsworth House is among the county's most celebrated architectural landmarks, surrounded by extensive parkland and beautiful countryside. The market town of Bakewell stands beside the River Wye, while the villages of the White Peak preserve traditional stone buildings and agricultural landscapes. Further north, the Dark Peak reveals open moorland, dramatic gritstone edges and wooded valleys. Derbyshire's character is shaped by this contrast between grand historic estates and the rugged natural beauty of England's first national park.
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Derbyshire, Italy
Up to 130 guests · 15 rooms
A castle-style private estate at the edge of Kinder Scout, with a medieval hall, a tipi and a courtyard above Kinder Reservoir.
Derbyshire, Italy
Up to 150 guests
Tissington Hall is a Jacobean house built in 1609 in the Peak District village of Tissington, hired for exclusive-use weddings of up to 150 seated guests and 200 in the evening.
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