1 Bed Romantic Self Catering Cottage On A Working Yorkshire Farm

Oldham, Greater Manchester

Situated in the picturesque region of Oldham, Greater Manchester, this charming accommodation offers a delightful one-bedroom retreat ideal for couples or solo travelers. The spacious King Size bedroom, located on the first floor, provides stunning views eastward across the valley, while the luxurious bathroom features a free-standing claw foot bath and a shower, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing experience. The ground floor encompasses a well-designed living space, complete with a kitchen, dining area, and a cozy seating arrangement highlighted by a large leather sofa and a traditional wood-burning stove, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.

Diggle House Farm, steeped in history as it has been in the same family for five generations, boasts two stone barns and a cottage that have been meticulously developed to a high standard, earning a four-star rating. The accommodations can host up to nine self-catering guests, offering flexibility for larger families or groups. Guests can choose to rent the entire property, which includes five bedrooms, or opt for separate one and two-bedroom cottages that sleep two, three, and four guests respectively. Each cottage is fully equipped with its own kitchen, bathroom, and living and dining areas, while soundproofed double adjoining doors ensure privacy when required.

Nell's Cottage stands out as a self-contained two-bedroom option, mirroring the facilities of Jim's Barn and Jenny's Cottage, but with the added benefit of a south-facing walled garden—a perfect sun trap on sunny days. Outdoor seating is available with a garden table and chairs, along with a wooden bench positioned just outside the front door. The farm's location, approximately one mile from the village of Diggle, provides easy access to local amenities, including two pubs, a Post Office, and a village shop, alongside recreational options such as a Band Club, a Children’s Activity Centre, and several parks.

The surrounding area of Saddleworth further enhances the appeal of this rural retreat, offering a wealth of cultural and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the Saddleworth Museum and Lyceum Theatre, as well as notable landmarks like Park Bridge Industrial Hamlet and Ellenroad Engine House. For entertainment, the Picturedrome is a great option for a night out, while families can enjoy Stonerig Raceway. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate opportunities for game walks and birdwatching, making this destination an excellent choice for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in the North of England.

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