Bakehouse Croft - Around Longnor

Longnor, once an important market town, now has a relaxed, nonchalant feel.
The table of tolls is still displayed on the old Town Hall – now a popular tea room and craft shop. Behind the cobbled square, the sandstone flagged alleyways lead to the historic church of St Bartholomew.
The village has a selection of pubs, with many more close by, two tearooms, a Post Office, General Store, Art Gallery and Climbing Centre.

Longnor is surrounded by some of the most dramatic scenery in the Peak District and is a perfect base for walkers and climbers of all ages and abilities. Several walks start from your front door so you can leave your car behind.

Longnor is also a good base for those who prefer the Peak District’s other attractions such as Alton Towers (25 minute drive), Chatsworth House and historic Buxton. The Potteries of Stoke-on-Trent are also close enough to visit.

Contact Brenda Scott
tel: 01298 71141 e-mail: BSAquaArnemetiae@aol.com

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