Canalside Lofts Apartment

The Space
Situated in the centre of Burnley, Canalside Lofts Apartment exudes character with its Grade II listed status and a blend of traditional features alongside a contemporary interior design.

The living room is a welcoming space with comfortable sofas and a matching armchair. A flat-screen TV is provided offering streaming apps via a Firestick. Sharing the living room is the dining area, which comfortably seats your group with a wooden dining table and four chairs. The exposed beam adds a touch of charm and the neutral colour scheme in the room creates a relaxing feel.

The modern kitchen is also housed within the living space. Fully equipped for cooking at home with a fridge, hob, oven, microwave, and toaster, everything is provided for your convenience.

You'll find two bedrooms at Canalside Lofts Apartment. Both bedrooms include double beds. Both rooms have windows with views of the neighbourhood and are equipped with storage space for making yourself right at home.

The main family bathroom features a modern design with a bathtub, shower, WC, and wash basin. One of the bedrooms is also home to an ensuite shower room.

Overall, Canalside Lofts Apartments provides the perfect accommodation for a group of four, whether for leisure or business trips.

Neighborhood
Nestled in the heart of East Lancashire, Burnley offers a perfect blend of countryside charm, rich industrial heritage, and modern conveniences. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, historic landmarks, and warm hospitality, Burnley is an ideal destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a relaxing getaway.

Surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque countryside, visitors can explore the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Pennine Way - both within easy reach. For walkers and cyclists, Towneley Park, Pendle Hill, and the scenic Leeds and Liverpool Canal offer stunning routes and idyllic picnic spots.

History buffs will enjoy visiting Towneley Hall, a stately home surrounded by parklands, or exploring Burnley’s textile heritage at Queen Street Mill Textile Museum - the world’s last surviving 19th-century steam-powered weaving mill.

Burnley’s vibrant town centre offers a variety of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs, with local markets showcasing the best of Lancashire’s produce. The nearby village of Padiham and the historic Pendle Witch Trail add to the area’s unique charm.

Whether you’re visiting for a peaceful countryside retreat, a cultural experience, or an outdoor adventure, Burnley offers something for everyone.

Getting Around
For day trips, Burnley is conveniently located near Manchester, Leeds, and the Yorkshire Dales, making it a great base for exploring the North of England.

The main train station in Burnley is Manchester Road, a short walk away from Canalside Lofts Apartment. From here, there are direct services operating to Blackburn, Blackpool, Bradford, Halifax, Leeds, Manchester, Preston and York.

A number of bus routes can be found operating in Burnley offering access to Accrington, Blackburn, Bury, Clitheroe, Colne, Halifax, Manchester and Preston.

The nearest airport to Burnley is Leeds Bradford Airport which is 24 miles away. Other nearby airports include Manchester (29 miles) and Liverpool (40 miles).