Ashbourne Hall

About Ashbourne Hall

Ashbourne is a Derbyshire market town, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Peaks", and is situated on the southern fringe of the Peak District National Park.

Ashbourne Hall is steeped in history. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed the night at Ashbourne Hall in 1745, after proclaiming his father James III on Ashbourne Market place.

Ashbourne Hall has ten bedrooms and eight bathrooms, accommodating up to 22 guests. It maintains a contemporary feel, while retaining the essence of the building's history.

On the ground floor there is an impressive lounge, with large sofas and wall mounted TV, and a large dining conservatory with contemporary tables and chairs. This leads out to an private walled courtyard, where you'll find a hot tub, garden furniture and a BBQ. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a starlight cocktail bar.

This large, impressive property lends itself to any function, whether this is a family & friends gathering, wedding celebration, hen or stag party, or a corporate function. The hall is within walking distance of the shops, cafes and restaurants in Ashbourne and a short drive to Alton Towers & The Peak District.