Induja was our home for many years and now we live away for work reasons. We have many good memories of our life here, and I hope you carry good memories.
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On the Evening of our Annual GB, we are holding a Fundraising concert and Dinner at the Chatsworth House. Limited Seating for upto 130 people only. Hurry to secure yours! Pass on this message to your friends and family, let us have an enjoyable evening together while we work for a good cause.
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Induja was our family home until 2017, and for work reasons, we have moved out. We lived here for several years and we cherish the memories.
Induja has since been a holiday home for many peoples’ short and long stays. Many of our guests have returned. While it remains a holiday home that’s ideal for families with pets and children, celebrations and occasions, our guests have shaped the present Induja - we listen to your feedback and suggestions in order to improve and adapt.
We also seek to accommodate guests’ preferences, where feasible. Stays at Induja can be used a variety of purposes including but not limited to:
A base for Peak District walks, photography, biking, exploration etc.
Anniversaries, birthdays and other such celebrations
Religious and / or irreligious celebrations and ceremonies
Organised cooking and art sessions
Study breaks
Experiencing village life right next to the Peak District whilst also enjoying close proximity to Sheffield, a lively and thriving city
A base for exploring Sheffield, the Real Ale Capital of the World
Understand the History of Sheffield and its surrounding areas:
For example, in Dore, the suburb of Sheffield where Induja is based, it can be reasonably argued that King Egbert became the first King of England there.
Similarly, explore Sheffield’s history more broadly and present attractions such as the parks, gardens, museums, art galleries, architecture etc.
Visit Peak District settlements such as Bakewell which is well known for the Bakewell Pudding (a delicious pudding that was famously made by accident) and the Bakewell Tart.
Visit Chatsworth House and its grounds.
See Loxley (Robin Hood’s birthplace).
And much more.
As always, we welcome your suggestions- this could be organized peak district photographic sessions, walks, bikers weeks, girls days out, vegetarian cooking sessions, any number of ideas are welcome. Obviously, we will aim to accommodate these in the lean periods and weekdays