| Place Name | Hassop |
| Place Type | Settlement |
| Parish | Hassop |
| Grid Ref | SK223723 |
| Hundred | Europe |
| County | Derbyshire |
| Electoral Division | North (1832-1885) |
| West (1885-) |
| Local Authority | Bakewell Rural District Council |
| Registration District | Bakewell (1837-2013) |
| Petty Sessional Division | Bakewell |
| County Court Division | Bakewell |
| UK GSS Code | E04002764 - Derbyshire Dales District (2016) |
| Country | United Kingdom, England |
| Notes | A small historic village in Derbyshire within the Peak District National Park, approximately two miles north of Bakewell and close to Great Longstone. The village developed partly in connection with local lead mining and was closely associated for centuries with the Eyre family, who owned the Hassop estate. It is dominated by Hassop Hall, a historic country house, and the distinctive Roman Catholic Church of All Saints, built in 1816–18
Formerly township in parish of Bakewell
Transferred to parish of Great Longstone c1910 |
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