In the lively West Yorkshire village of Holmfirth, this mid-terrace cottage offers a cosy hideaway for two. Home to the popular TV show Last of the Summer Wine, this hidden Yorkshire gem makes a fantastic holiday destination, complete with an independent picture house, a local vineyard offering tours and experiences and easy access to some incredible walking territories. The cottage itself is a fantastically renovated yet charmingly traditional abode, complete with everything two guests may need for a romance-filled break and restful evenings in between walks and tours.
Pass through the small patio area with a designated bistro set before entering the property. Inside, you’re greeted by the cosiest ambience, stepping straight into a lounge/diner with exposed brickwork, beamed ceilings and a wood burner-effect fire neatly tucked into an original fireplace. Next door, a compact and stylishly tiled kitchen offers everything you need for rustling up meals for two. Moving upstairs, an attractive king-size bedroom laid out with a pretty window seat takes up the majority of the first floor with a neat en-suite just off it. The bathroom offers both a bath and a shower, allowing you to enjoy an invigorating shower in the morning and a luxurious soak late at night.
Holmfirth is an incredible base for outdoor enthusiasts, just 2.5 miles from the edge of the Peak District and with the Yorkshire Dales a further drive away (34 miles). A hive of activity, many circular walking routes start, end or come through Holmfirth, allowing for easy-to-follow pathways to nearby beauty spots. Explore the Ribble Ramble Walk, a 7-mile route through the Ribble Valley, or take the Last of the Summer Wine Country Walk to admire destinations from the show. Rock climbers will love Holmfirth Cliff, just 1 mile from home with great crags offering bouldering opportunities.