Cobble Cottage

The Space
With a log burning fireplace and a high ceiling, the living room has a cosy yet spacious feel. The perfect place to retreat to after a day of exploring the local area, you can enjoy a night in with your loved ones. Relax on the comfy sofa or the armchair and turn on the large LCD TV.

Head to the kitchen diner in the basement and you’ll find a beautifully preserved space. Fully equipped for all self-catering stays, the kitchen features modern appliances including a dishwasher, fridge-freezer, kettle, microwave, oven and hob. From crockery and cutlery to teapots and tumblers, the cottage has everything you could need. Also sharing this space is the dining area which is the ideal spot for family meals and sociable gatherings with friends.

Take the stairs back up to the ground floor and you'll reach the first bedroom. Home to a comfortable single bed with luxurious white bed linen, you’ll certainly enjoy your sleep at Cobble Cottage. There is plenty of room for storage with a large set of drawers.

The master bedroom, located on the first floor, has been designed to be comfortable for couples. The room has a double bed which is perfectly suited for a blissful night’s sleep.

Also on the first floor, the bathroom has been decorated to be both modern and practical. There is a bathtub for those nights when you want a bit of ‘me’ time and an overhead shower for those mornings when you want to be out exploring. Towels are provided so you don’t need to worry about bringing your own.

Neighborhood
Cobble Cottage is nestled in the charming suburb of Lindley in Huddersfield. Located just down the road from the popular wedding venue of Manor House, it's perfect to stay at Cobble Cottage if you're attending a ceremony there.

This quirky corner of West Yorkshire combines inspirational scenery with traditional market towns. A unique destination for short breaks, family fun or a romantic getaway, you can explore the riverside villages of Holmfirth and Marsden, discover the culturally diverse Huddersfield or discover the infamous pie town Denby Dale.

If you're interested in history, we'd recommend a visit to the Elizabethan manor house of Oakwell Hall to indulge in Brontë history or head to Dewsbury Minster where Patrick Brontë was once curate.

If you’re looking to simply explore the great outdoors during your visit, the Penistone Line links stunning countryside between Huddersfield and Sheffield. The home of the popular show Last of the Summer Wine - you can expect gorgeous rolling hills and picturesque scenes. Lindley is surrounded by scenic countryside so it's ideal for walkers, cyclists, and ramblers looking to enjoy the picturesque Yorkshire Dales.

Lindley is Just a short 20-minute drive from Holmfirth, a renowned tourist town famous for being a Last of the Summer Wine filming location. The popular thriller Happy Valley was also filmed in the area.

Getting Around
The closest railway station to Lindley can be found in the centre of Huddersfield. From here, there is direct rail access to a number of locations including Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, York, Scarborough, Middlesbrough, Manchester and Edinburgh.

A couple of bus routes run through Lindley. Hop on the 372 for easy access into the centre of Huddersfield.