Ashover Hay

Settlement in Derbyshire North East Derbyshire

England

Ashover Hay

Butterley Lane A narrow part of the lane with poor visibility as it passes Reservoir Farm. It is viewed in rain. — Butterley Lane Credit: Bill Boaden

Ashover Hay is a small village located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated within the picturesque Peak District National Park, it is surrounded by rolling hills and stunning natural beauty. The village is part of the larger civil parish of Ashover and is nestled in the Amber Valley district.

Ashover Hay is known for its charming rural atmosphere and tranquil surroundings. It has a relatively small population, with a mix of both permanent residents and holiday homes. The village is characterized by its traditional stone-built houses and buildings, which add to its rustic charm.

The village is surrounded by lush green fields, ideal for walking and exploring the countryside. The nearby Ashover Rock, a prominent gritstone outcrop, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The village is also home to the popular Ashover Show, an annual agricultural event that attracts visitors from far and wide.

Despite its small size, Ashover Hay has a sense of community spirit. It has a local pub, The Crispin Inn, where villagers and visitors can socialize and enjoy traditional pub food. The village also has a church, St. Mark's, which dates back to the 13th century and adds to the historical significance of the area.

Overall, Ashover Hay is a peaceful and idyllic village that offers a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, friendly community, and historic charm make it a desirable destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of Derbyshire.

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Ashover Hay Images

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Butterley Lane A narrow part of the lane with poor visibility as it passes Reservoir Farm. It is viewed in rain.

Butterley Lane

A narrow part of the lane with poor visibility as it passes Reservoir Farm. It is viewed in rain.

Rough grassland by Butterley Lane This appears to be a field which has not had any recent use, and has reverted to moorland grass. The rain adds to the moorland atmosphere.

Rough grassland by Butterley Lane

This appears to be a field which has not had any recent use, and has reverted to moorland grass. The rain adds to the moorland atmosphere.

Cattle near Holestone Farm Blakelow Hill is only a small hill but still stands quite impressively behind the farm.

Cattle near Holestone Farm

Blakelow Hill is only a small hill but still stands quite impressively behind the farm.

Allen Lane On the top of Blakelow Hill.

Allen Lane

On the top of Blakelow Hill.

Access land on Blakelow Hill There is a small plot of access land on the western side of Blakelow Hill but it appears to be impenetrable scrub and there is no obvious way into it. The wind turbine belongs to Blakelow Farm which is in the trees.

Access land on Blakelow Hill

There is a small plot of access land on the western side of Blakelow Hill but it appears to be impenetrable scrub and there is no obvious way into it. The wind turbine belongs to Blakelow Farm which is in the trees.

The northern side of Blakelow Farm Looking down towards Holestone Farm.

The northern side of Blakelow Farm

Looking down towards Holestone Farm.

Allen Lane Heading towards Tansley Moor and initially passing Blakelow Hill.

Allen Lane

Heading towards Tansley Moor and initially passing Blakelow Hill.

Path to Ravensnest Tor There is a big steep drop to the left, but because of the foliage you don&#039;t see much.

Path to Ravensnest Tor

There is a big steep drop to the left, but because of the foliage you don't see much.

Path south from Ravensnest Tor This is the point at which the path emerges from the woodland and you get a view, or you would if it were not a wet misty day.

Path south from Ravensnest Tor

This is the point at which the path emerges from the woodland and you get a view, or you would if it were not a wet misty day.

Butterley Top Farm Situated on top of the edge. Visibility is not so good on this wet day.

Butterley Top Farm

Situated on top of the edge. Visibility is not so good on this wet day.

A view of Butterley

A view of Butterley

View to Ashover Hay From Highoredish Ridge

View to Ashover Hay

From Highoredish Ridge

Overton Hall from Gin Lane

Overton Hall from Gin Lane

Work in progress at Fallgate This used to be The Nettle Inn, and before that The Greyhound. Now being converted to housing

Work in progress at Fallgate

This used to be The Nettle Inn, and before that The Greyhound. Now being converted to housing

Isolated house near Dicklant

Isolated house near Dicklant

Road junction near Dalebank

Road junction near Dalebank

Galloway cattle in a field above Ravensnest Wood

Galloway cattle in a field above Ravensnest Wood

Cattle grazing, Butterley

Cattle grazing, Butterley

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Ashover Hay is located at Grid Ref: SK3560 (Lat: 53.140457, Lng: -1.470762)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: North East Derbyshire

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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Ashover Hay

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