Crossroads 0.9 miles.
Nestled in Whins Wood near Crossroads, West Yorkshire, overlooking the Worth Valley is this fantastic semi-detached bungalow, Hidden Oasis.
Enjoying a fabulous location set within beautiful grounds, where deer are frequent visitors on the doorstep, Hidden Oasis provides and idyllic haven for a group or family of six.
Leave your vehicle on the spacious driveway with room for three or more cars, before entering your new abode.
Step into the kitchen/diner, where you can look forward to preparing tasty home-cooked meals ready to enjoy at the dining table for six as you plan the following days itinerary.
On warmer days, why not head out to the garden where you can fire up the barbecue and enjoy your favourite tipple in the summer house?
After dinner, retreat to the sitting room, where you can sink back into the plush sofas in front of the cosy coal effect gas fire and select a much-loved film to watch on the Smart TV.
After a day of adventure, freshen up with a soak in the bath or wash away the day in the shower, before choosing from three well-appointed bedrooms to catch your rest in, two doubles, one of which features its own TV, and a twin also with own TV, all with plenty of storage for your belongings.
In the morning set out to explore the expansive grounds which are a haven for wildlife, where you can spot the likes of Fallow and Roe deer, Pheasants, Ducks, Woodpeckers and a host of other bird life, it's simply idyllic!
Head up to Crossroads village, where you can stock up on essentials at Southams convenience store, or purchase from the local Butchers, Bakers, and Fruit and Veg shop.
Treat your loved ones to breakfast at the Kitchen Cafe, or enjoy a more substantial meal and tipple at The Bronte Hotel.
Why not sample the tasty Fish and Chips from the
local 'Chippy'.
Just down the road at Ingrow you will find The Vintage Carriages TrustMuseum of Rail Travel, which is located at the heritage railway station of Ingrow.
Here you can also catch a ride on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, travelling aboard either Steam or Diesel train, perfect for a
scenic ride through the surrounding villages and countryside, made famous as locations for the filming of 'The Railway Children'.
Continue onto Keighley, where enthusiasts will enjoy the attractions of Keighley Bus Museum, the esteemed National Trust site of East Riddlesden Hall and Cliffe Castle Museum, set within beautiful grounds with a handy onsite café and children’s play area.
Also within easy reach is the bustling village of Haworth, well-known for its links to the Bronte sisters, where you will find the Bronte Parsonage Museum, Bronte Waterfall and the famed walking trail of Bronte Way which leads from Oxenhope to Keighley.
The beautiful Historic market town of Skipton is only 9,5 miles away, known as 'The Gateway to The Dales' and is also well worth a visit.
Visit Halifax, where you will find Shibden Hall, former home of Ann Lister, known locally as 'Gentleman Jack', whose life and exploits were portrayed in the popular TV series of the same name.
At Hebden Bridge why not spend a day out at Hardcastle Craggs enjoying a relaxing walk along the river bank where kids of all ages can hop over the stepping stones before visiting the quirky town centre with its unique shops and canal towpath, or hop on a train at Keighley for a fun filled day in Leeds.
Adventure awaits at Hidden Oasis.