The property
This beautifully converted forge and terrace cottage is set in the village of Calderdale village of Midgley, in West Yorkshire, a short drive from the popular towns of Hebden Bridge and Haworth.
The property is set with exposed wooden beams and partition walls topped with glass, to allow natural light to fill the entire property, it is ideal for a group of friends to come and enjoy a relaxing break.
Enjoy the choice of comfortable sitting rooms with a glass of wine in the evening, and prepare picnics and tasty meals in the kitchen areas.
After a long day, you can revive aching muscles with a good night’s sleep in two of the large double bedrooms, or single room, where plenty of storage allows you to make yourself completely at home.
Enjoy dinner and an evening drink in the local village pub, and spend your days exploring the beautiful countryside surrounding Midgley.
There are many wonderful attractions nearby; pull on your walking boots and explore the Pennine Way, spend the day at National Trust Hardcastle Crags, or visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum.
You can also enjoy cycling and visiting the many delightful towns and villages of West Yorkshire, including Hebden Bridge, Haworth and Skipton!
An excellent destination for families, couples and friends.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x ground floor double, 1 x single. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with woodburning stove. Kitchen. Sitting room with electric woodburner effect stove.
About the location
MIDGLEY
Hebden Bridge 2.8 miles; Halifax 6.5 miles; Haworth 10 miles; Skipton 24.5 miles.
The village of Midgley is situated above the Calder Valley, between Halifax and Hebden Bridge. The village has beautiful views of the moors beyond, a thriving community with a village shop, run by volunteers. Visit the nearby National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags and enjoy picnics and beautiful walks around the Ogden Water reservoir. The town of Haworth is a must-visit for literature lovers as home of the Brontë sisters, with many bookshops and the Brontë Parsonage Museum. There are wonderful walks nearby, including the popular Pennine Way, whilst the beautiful, rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Dales and Peak District National Parks are less than an hour away. The area is also wonderful for cyclists, who can retrace the 2014 Tour de France and 2015 Tour de Yorkshire routes! A fantastic destination for exploring West Yorkshire!
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