1 Oakleys

Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

Located in the picturesque town of Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, 1 Oakleys is a charming end-terrace cottage that serves as an ideal holiday retreat for couples or small groups of up to four people. Nestled within the scenic Holme Valley, this delightful accommodation seamlessly blends traditional character with modern amenities, promising an unforgettable stay. Visitors can easily access the cottage, parking roadside before descending nine steps into a stylish kitchen/diner, where an impressive oak breakfast bar invites guests to enjoy meals and drinks in a cozy atmosphere, enhanced by a well-equipped kitchen featuring a wall-mounted microwave that adds a unique touch.

The inviting sitting room is perfect for relaxing evenings, especially during the colder months when guests can warm up by the woodburning stove while enjoying entertainment on the Smart TV with access to Netflix. The first floor houses two beautifully decorated double bedrooms, each with contemporary interiors and access to a sparkling shower room, providing comfortable spaces to unwind after a day of exploration. The cottage also boasts an enclosed patio garden, offering breathtaking views of the Yorkshire countryside, where guests can savor morning coffee or enjoy alfresco dining with a barbecue amidst stunning natural scenery.

1 Oakleys is ideally situated for outdoor enthusiasts, with the Pennine Way just two miles away, making it a perfect launching point for walkers and cyclists. Local attractions include the famous Compo's fish and chip restaurant, only a two-minute stroll from the cottage, as well as a variety of shops and eateries in the heart of Holmfirth. For entertainment, the Picturedrome, renowned as the North of England’s premier live music venue, is nearby, along with a public swimming pool and fitness center. Visitors can also explore iconic filming locations from the beloved TV series "The Last of The Summer Wine," as well as routes from the Tour de France 2014 and the Tour de Yorkshire, catering to cycling enthusiasts.

For those seeking more adventure, the Peak District National Park offers an abundance of walking and cycling trails through moors, forests, and lakes, with the Upper Derwent Valley providing romantic picnic spots near the stunning Ladybower and Derwent reservoirs. Guests can also visit the famed Blue John Cavern in the nearby village of Castleton and indulge in the traditional pudding of Bakewell. Additionally, the vibrant cities of Manchester, Sheffield, and Huddersfield are within reach for further exploration. Regardless of how one chooses to spend their holiday, 1 Oakleys stands out as a memorable and beautiful base for an enriching experience in West Yorkshire.

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