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Situated in an elevated yet sheltered location on Corbar Hill, The Chateau & Wye House has embracing views over Buxton toward the limestone hills of the White Peak and the distant Staffordshire Moorlands.
Set in beautiful private landscaped grounds of 5 ½ acres, The Chateau & Wye House have a sunny south facing aspect and is surrounded by mixed woodland of mature trees.
Looking across and beyond the fascinating architectural features for which Buxton is famed, including the Dome and Georgian Crescent lies Buxton Country Park topped by Grin Low with the folly of Solomon’s Temple as a distant landmark, whilst behind Wye House, Corbar Hill rises up to Corbar Cross on the summit.
Ideally located within a select and peaceful residential area of the town, Wye House is only a two minute walk from the hustle and bustle of this thriving, up-and-coming, cultural capital town of the Peak District. Buxton is not only packed with quality shops and restaurants offering a cosmopolitan choice of cuisine but it also provides manicured parks and serpentine walks, heritage sites, galleries, a museum and even an Edwardian opera house.
On the fringe of the White Peak and Dark Peak of the National Park, Buxton provides excellent transport links through fabulous countryside to all the major towns and cities in the north of England, with railway links to Stockport and Manchester and a frequent and direct bus service to Manchester airport, just an hour or so away.
To stay at The Chateau & Wye House will not only provide you with exclusive accommodation and all the facilities that Buxton has to offer, but it will put you on the threshold of the wonderful Peak District National Park where you can enjoy a whole range of outdoor pursuits from walking and cycling to caving, rock climbing or simply an enjoyable round of golf in breathtakingly beautiful scenery.
To the north of Buxton there are dramatic exposed moors, high crags and deep reservoirs of the High Peak whilst to the south lie the gentler valleys and rich pasture of the Derbyshire Dales with market towns, picture postcard villages and chocolate box pretty cottages as well as the stately homes of Chatsworth and Haddon Hall. Visitor attractions can be found in all directions as well as places to visit and things to do.
With such a stunning location and the ultimate in upmarket accommodation, Wye stay anywhere else?