Derbyshire chocolate box village and Peak District jewel one of Britain's poshest, says The Telegraph

Baslow, a charming village in Derbyshire's Peak District, gains recognition on the Telegraph's list of posh villages.

A chocolate box village in the heart of Derbyshire named one of the poshest in the country by the Telegraph in 2024, continues to draw national attention.

Baslow in Derbyshire boasts numerous award-winning eateries and hotels, the most recent accolade being announced today (Monday, March 10, 2025).

The Cavendish Hotel in the quaint village of Baslow is The Times’ Hotel of the Year.

It comes hot on the heels of Fischer’s Baslow Hall, near Baslow, celebrating triple success with AA, Michelin and Good Food Guide this year.

Baslow and Bubnell, once two separate villages have combined together to create a quaint and picturesque village where the average house price was £632,271 (using data gleaned from March 2024).

There is much to love about Baslow in addition to critically acclaimed eateries and hotels.

Baslow has a thriving independent shop trade where boutiques offer one-off eye-catching costumes.

Location of the village in the Peak District, near the grand Chatsworth House Estate, makes Baslow even more attractive, especially with visiting tourists seeking a slice of luxe country living.

Baslow with its acres of lush green countryside means it is an ideal spot for hikers and cyclists to explore on foot too.

According to the 2024 Telegraph article that listed the poshest villages in Britain, Bubnell Lane near the river is one of the areas most desirable streets to live in.

Here, houses are reported to have a price tag for approximately £1.12m, making it one of the poshest places to live in Derbyshire.

Here are a selection of photos from Baslow, Derbyshire.

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