Historic Yorkshire Weaver's Cottages, by moors, forests and funky Hebden Bridge
House, rural with 4 bedrooms, sleeps 8, 2 bathroom(s), floor area of 175 m2 (1885 sq.ft), WCs 2, car optional, children OK, NO smoking, including internet (highspeed), number of travellers: 5
Exchange dates
We are open for all dates, mail us.We are flexible. Anything considered in school holidays. Would love to go to Ireland or anywhere near a beach for a longer holiday next summer....
Where we want to go
- We like to go anywhere, surprise us!!
- Somewhere sunny/warm
Description of our house
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- hebrew
- italian
- chinese
- serbian
- croatian
- finnish
- hungarian
- spanish
- czech
- french
- norwegian
- swedish
- danish
- german
- indonesian
- polish
- turkish
- dutch
- greek
- irish
- portuguese
- yiddish
Our house is a spacious warm and quaint family home, formerly two weavers' cottages, situated right near the old mill and the Pennine moors, great for walking and cycling.
We have a lovely light kitchen with a skylight, big table and granite worktops, plenty of room to cook, eat and sit around relaxing and enjoying the view over the garden.
The sitting room is split level, mullioned windows overlooking the hills opposite the house. Big sofas, gas fueled coal burner in stone fireplace and big 50" TV (Sky etc) make for a comfortable relaxing zone after you come in from your long walks and cycling up hills and down dales....or your relaxing shop in local Hebden Bridge ('the great town for little shops')...or your trip to York, Manchester or Leeds (all an accessible train ride away).
Accommodation is two big double bedrooms, two small single bedrooms and a playroom with double sofa bed. There is a downstairs loo and utility room, which houses washer dryer, freezer, recycling and the usual family overflow of detritus.
Our favorite things about the house: its cosy but spacious atmosphere (old world but light and warm), its location (amazing rural valley location), its local pub (the Lord Nelson, yes we have staggered up the cobbled pack horse track after an evening out) and best of all, its complete quiet.
We are a family of five (including teenagers) so our house isn't perfectly perfect but its comfortable, friendly and warm.....we hope you will find it a home from home....with a difference.
We are looking firstly for a family week away this Christmas, hopefully somewhere between London and Yorkshire, somewhere equally idyllic, or a great London location. Give us a buzz! Our house is a spacious warm and quaint family home, formerly two weavers' cottages, situated right near the old mill and the Pennine moors, great for walking and cycling.
We have a lovely light kitchen with a skylight, big table and granite worktops, plenty of room to cook, eat and sit around relaxing and enjoying the view over the garden.
The sitting room is split level, mullioned windows overlooking the hills opposite the house. Big sofas, gas fueled coal burner in stone fireplace and big 50" TV (Sky etc) make for a comfortable relaxing zone after you come in from your long walks and cycling up hills and down dales....or your relaxing shop in local Hebden Bridge ('the great town for little shops')...or your trip to York, Manchester or Leeds (all an accessible train ride away).
Accommodation is two big double bedrooms, two small single bedrooms and a playroom with double sofa bed. There is a downstairs loo and utility room, which houses washer dryer, freezer, recycling and the usual family overflow of detritus.
Our favorite things about the house: its cosy but spacious atmosphere (old world but light and warm), its location (amazing rural valley location), its local pub (the Lord Nelson, yes we have staggered up the cobbled pack horse track after an evening out) and best of all, its complete quiet.
We are a family of five (including teenagers) so our house isn't perfectly perfect but its comfortable, friendly and warm.....we hope you will find it a home from home....with a difference.
We are looking firstly for a family week away this Christmas, hopefully somewhere between London and Yorkshire, somewhere equally idyllic, or a great London location. Give us a buzz!
Accommodation and facilities
Inside:
Telephone, stereo / hifi, central heating, tv / cable, sofa, carpet, fireplace
Kitchen and washing:
Grill, freezer, fridge, microwave, dish washer, oven, washing machine, dryer
Outside:
Terrace, garden, barbecue
Local activities:
Mountain biking, horse riding, tennis, roller blading, hiking, swimming, golfing
Local places to go:
Galleries/museums, health club, fine restaurants, good shopping, nightlife, clubbing
Languages spoken:
English, francais
Nearest major airport:
Manchester, 47 km / 29 mile
Other information:
Children ok, no smoking, including internet (highspeed), wheelchair friendly, car optional
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Our neighborhood
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- arabic
- english
- hebrew
- italian
- chinese
- serbian
- croatian
- finnish
- hungarian
- spanish
- czech
- french
- norwegian
- swedish
- danish
- german
- indonesian
- polish
- turkish
- dutch
- greek
- irish
- portuguese
- yiddish
Oh, what can we say? It is almost unrivaled. Set at the edge of a historic village in the amazing Luddenden Dene valley, you can walk onto the moors up cobbled tracks, or cycle along country lanes and cycle tracks, or just walk into the village and have a pint in the village pub, the Lord Nelson where Bronte stopped on his walk through to Haworth, and where you can get a decent meal several nights a week...or you could travel a couple of miles into Sowerby Bridge which has some fantastic restaurants.
Hebden Bridge is about three miles away, with its 'funky' image and great shopping environment, as well as historic pack horse bridge and great cafes and little clothes shops. The waterfalls at Jerusalem Farm and Hardcastle Crags will blow all your cobwebs away and if you are a kid (or a big kid) you can even paddle in the rivers ....bring wellies. Oh, what can we say? It is almost unrivaled. Set at the edge of a historic village in the amazing Luddenden Dene valley, you can walk onto the moors up cobbled tracks, or cycle along country lanes and cycle tracks, or just walk into the village and have a pint in the village pub, the Lord Nelson where Bronte stopped on his walk through to Haworth, and where you can get a decent meal several nights a week...or you could travel a couple of miles into Sowerby Bridge which has some fantastic restaurants.
Hebden Bridge is about three miles away, with its 'funky' image and great shopping environment, as well as historic pack horse bridge and great cafes and little clothes shops. The waterfalls at Jerusalem Farm and Hardcastle Crags will blow all your cobwebs away and if you are a kid (or a big kid) you can even paddle in the rivers ....bring wellies.
Something about ourselves
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- arabic
- english
- hebrew
- italian
- chinese
- serbian
- croatian
- finnish
- hungarian
- spanish
- czech
- french
- norwegian
- swedish
- danish
- german
- indonesian
- polish
- turkish
- dutch
- greek
- irish
- portuguese
- yiddish
We are a family of five (apparently I am not to mention the word t....agers), we are all non-smoking, busy all day and enjoying relaxing evenings in front of our unreasonably large TV.....most of us love to go out for bike rides, and we have a rabbit and three guinea pigs which are very friendly and love to come into the kitchen to play and eat carrots. We are a family of five (apparently I am not to mention the word t....agers), we are all non-smoking, busy all day and enjoying relaxing evenings in front of our unreasonably large TV.....most of us love to go out for bike rides, and we have a rabbit and three guinea pigs which are very friendly and love to come into the kitchen to play and eat carrots.
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