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3 Storey Grade 2 Listed House. Comfortable double rooms in Beautiful location with lovely views. Open plan Lounge/Dining/Kitchen. Fully equipped kitchen with range cooker. 7 Miles from Huddersfield Centre, 15 mins by bus or car. 2 miles from Jct 23 of M62

Beautiful 3 Storey Grade 2 Listed Property set in the Colne Valley Area. Wonderful views all around set on the outskirts of Huddersfield just a few miles from the moors. On the first floor we have 3 double rooms with a double bed in each room and 1 single bed in the smallest room and a very large bathroom with a large bath and walk in shower. 3 more double rooms on the 2nd floor and a bathroom with shower over the bath. Large open plan lounge/dining room on the ground floor and another seating area on the top floor, both seating areas have a TV and DVD player & XBox on the top floor Sleeps 13 easily. Could sleep extras e.g. Babies or small children in parents room if needed. We have one travel cot for guests to use. Please feel free to bring airbeds/Sleeping bags to sleep any extra little people.

We live in a conservation area with a lot of old buildings. Our property is over 250 years old and there are weavers cottages to each side of our property. Our local village is just 2 minutes away up the hill with lots of local facilities including a Co-op, Post Office, Butchers, Chemist, Gift Shops, Cafe's etc. Plenty of choice for Pubs/Bars. There is a local park with a play area and football pitch. Lovely Farm Shop (Bolster Moor Farm Shop) just a mile away, you can get to with a Lovely walk or drive there. Lots more suggestions in our handbook, or just ask if there is something you would like to do we can make suggestions.

A stunningly beautiful hidden gem .This Victorian detached cottage is in a lovely village location with amazing walks from your doorstep.Dream entertaining kitchen with all that you may require for a fabulous stay. Upstair's lounge area. log burning fires. Fabulous private Hot tub in a secluded private garden . In addition you will find a second south facing terrace on which to relax and unwind . Complimentary tea & coffee fresh milk & fresh orange juice plus a delicious cake & biscuits .

A fabulous traditional farmhouse but renovated to a very high standard for pure relaxation . With an entertaining kitchen plus a relaxing lounge area upstairs with leather sofa's and a log burner. 3 Bedrooms plus a bed settee downstairs. The quietness and relaxing and tranquillity is beautiful. There is also a private garden with just the sound of the birds and nearby stream trickling in the background . This is truly a unique property . A hidden gem of a sanctuary plus hot tub , pets welcome . Please note – Any ladies who are pregnant we recommend that you do not use the hot tub. Please do not use the hot tub if you have fake tan on. We recommend that a maximum of 15 – 20 mins is spent in the hot tub at any one time, any longer can result in heat rashes or a reaction to the chemicals used in the hot tub.

Fabulous walks , lovely handy shop's including a coop post office local butchers and gift shops , nice restaurant and pubs nearby .Garden centres. Great bus service to huddersfield centre. Trains to York. And surrounding yorkshire dales . Ice cream parlour's nearby local farm shops .

Stone built Victorian terraced house with period features and the comforts of a modern house. Quiet street overlooking the bowling green with views to Castle Hill and Emley moor. Ample parking. Walking distance to town center, University and train station. It's also a convenient base to explore the Pennine countryside from. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with kids). Sleeps 4 in 2 double beds (+ 1 on Sofabed in lounge) we also have a cot.

Sleeps 4 people in 2 double beds, we can also arrange a children's cot and we also have a double AeroBed for the lounge if necessary! There is a living room with dining table (seats six comfortably) and comfy leather sofa. There's also a small table & chairs in the kitchen which has a 5 burner gas hob & extractor, built in fridge, fan oven and plenty of pots, pans, glasses and utensils! Bathroom with bath and shower, towels & soaps, etc provided. The backyard catches the afternoon sun and there's a BBQ and dining table for you to use.

The house is 15 min walk to the excellent Greenhead Park (green flag award winning) and 20min walk to the town centre. There is a post office and small grocery shops, some takeaways (& good fish&chips ;) within 5 mins walk.

Characterful, cosy and quirky late 17th century weaver's cottage situated in the suburb of Fartown approximately 1.4 miles from Huddersfield town centre and train station. There are excellent links from the train station to Manchester airport, Leeds, York and London via Wakefield. Bus stops are close by (for Huddersfield and Bradford) and there is easy access to the M62 (approximately 2 miles away).

The small cottage is full of character, with an interior that's a fusion of vintage, retro, industrial, rustic and country cottage elements. The main space is the cosy kitchen/living room (approx 5 metres x 3 metres in size). The kitchen section has a fridge, kettle, toaster, microwave, smoothie maker, single induction hob and small oven. The simple living room has two comfortable leather armchairs, coffee table, and electric heater. The upstairs bedroom (approx 3 x 3metres in size) contains one double bed, an electric heater in the bedroom, hanging space for clothes, and a wall-mounted 40 inch television with main freeview channels in HD. The new bathroom suite has an electric shower. There is NO WiFi in the cottage. Outside the cottage is a private/fenced garden with outdoor table and two chairs, that guests are welcome to use. There is an adjoining cottage next door (it is currently unoccupied, but there could be workmen on site at times doing work renovating it). The cottage accommodate 1-2 guests due to its size. Although situated in a fairly busy urban area, the cottage is set back from the road which gives it a more removed and secluded feeling and usually its pretty quiet. Guest access Guests are welcome to arrive from 3pm onwards and the departure time is by 11.am. Other things to note Please be aware that there is no Wi-Fi in the cottage. There will be a selection of foodstuffs available (in the fridge and on the shelves) for the preparation of breakfast, which could include the following: bread, butter, breakfast cereals, various spreads, filter coffee and tea. Although the cottage is Andy's home, on occasions he may need to call by for various reasons, but would let you know in advance. Whenever possible, guests will be greeted by Andy, otherwise guests can use the key safe for self check-in from 3pm onwards.

Within a short walking distance away is a post office, bakery, chemist, launderette, general store, takeaways and restaurants. There's also a choice of supermarkets in the area including Asda, Aldi, Sainsburys and Tesco.

NHS staff see below for details. Eider cottage is a listed weavers cottage tucked away behind the church in the very centre of this quaint village. Retaining many original features including mullion stone Windows, kitchen floor, steps, beams, floorboards and inglenook. It has a private secluded hot tub for an additional cost. Exclusive use of the owners private heated indoor swimming pool, spa bath and sauna is also available for an additional charge, subject to availability.

This three storey listed weavers cottage retains many of the original features including mullion windows, a wonderful stone inglenook fireplace, York stone flagged floor in the kitchen and stone steps. It has views over the village and up to the surrounding countryside and moors of the Peak District national park. With Holme Moss viewpoint visible from the hot tub (optional charges apply see below). The master bedroom has a sumptuous super king size bed, but no space for storage, only a chair and two bedside tables, the wardrobe and the chest of drawers and dressing table are on the landing. The double bedroom is very tight with only room for the bed, one bedside table and a plant stand with a bedside light on it, there is only a very narrow gap to get around the bed to the far side under the window. When the weather is good the garden has two terraces with a table and chairs to take advantage of the view and an outside oven and BBQ on request for a small additional cost, this must be requested in advance. The very large kitchen is equipped with a range cooker, retro fridge freezer, dishwasher, washer, microwave, toaster and kettle. There is a large kitchen table and chairs. It has a traditional Belfast sink and a solid oak work surface - they are old so they are not perfect, but spotlessly clean and we think add character. The sitting room has a log burning stove, comfortable classic sofa, two Ekorness Stressless leather chairs and a smart TV and Blu-Ray DVD player. The large bathroom has a vintage suite with a deep roll top bath and a rain shower within a separate cubicle. There is a large storage/drying room off the kitchen suitable for walking boots, cycles and prams. Swimming pool There is also the option (additional charges apply) for exclusive use of the owners private indoor swimming pool. The pool is heated between 30 to 32 degrees Celsius. It is 8mx5m (26’3”x16’5”) and has a 2m deep end. The swimming pool is located in a converted barn and has views out over the owners field to the Peak District moors beyond. In the swimming pool room there is also an indoor spa bath. In the adjacent changing room there is also a sauna - if guests hire the pool, both are also available for £5 and £10 respectively if the swimming pool is booked. Guests of Your Yorkshire Time - Holmfirth Hot-tub Heaven (Eider, Mallard, Shelduck & Teal) can book the pool for their exclusive use for 75 minutes for the discounted rate of £30, or £60 for two hours 30 minutes. The swimming pool is situated at your hosts own home, 8 miles south of Holmfirth. The drive from Holmfirth to the swimming pool provides spectacular views of the Peak District. There are separate house rules for the swimming pool. Use of the pool is subject to availability. Please book early to avoid disappointment. To do so send an Airbnb message with your preferred time/s and dates.

Holmfirth is a quirky village, as woderfully showcased in the TV series Last of the Summer Wine. It is ideal for hikers and cyclists, but also for people who want to wander its quaint streets and enjoy the market and numerous shops, pubs and restaurants and other attractions. There is also a live music venue - the Picturedrome. The centre of the village is a two minute walk down steep steps and cobbles from the cottage. The walks can be accessed right from the door. Holme Moss, the steepest climb on the Yorkshire section of the Tour de France is a short cyle ride away. The river running through the village always has lots of ducks to feed and there is the famous annual Holmfirth Duck race and many annual festivals including the Festival of Folk, Arts Festival, the Food and Drink Festival and several beer festivals.

The newly converted ground floor of our cottage - a former 18th Century brewhouse and cottage. 5 minutes walk from Holmfirth centre & 5 minutes walk into open countryside. Walking, cycling, music, festivals, countryside... all at your fingertips!

The apartment has one bedroom, shower / wet room and small kitchen. The living / dining room has a wood burning stove and stone-flagged floor. It is all on one level with a step into the kitchen.

The apartment is a 5 minute stroll to Holmfirth centre. Here you will find quality bars, pubs, restaurants, a wealth of beautiful independent shops, 3 supermarkets and one of the finest music venues in the north of England - The Picturedrome. Please be aware the cottage is on a steep hill. We are a 30 second cycle from the route of the Tour de France and Tour de Yorkshire, leading up one of the finest Pennine climbs - Holme Moss. Footpaths, bridleways and country roads lead directly into beautiful countryside in all directions. Home to the sitcom Last of the Summer Wine, Holmfirth is famous for its historic town centre and the beautiful countryside and villages surrounding it. Each year Holmfirth hosts a wide variety of festivals from beer, food & drink and folk music. We have a number of excellent local micro-breweries, a vineyard and cider farm. It is the perfect venue for a romantic getaway, a sporting weekend, blowing away the cobwebs with the dog or catching a gig after an excellent meal. It really has something for everyone.

Beautiful 6 bedroom barn conversion surrounded by fields and woods with garden, patio and glorious rural views and self-contained room and en suite above the garage. The house has a lovely handmade kitchen and dining area with separate dining room, complete with full size suit of armour and double-sided gas-controlled fireplace to cozy lounge/reading room. The playroom/tv room, with views over fields and woods has direct access to the patio. Possible for guests to hire a hot tub (Idle Hot Tubs).

The master bedroom is en suite and has a four poster bed. Downstairs is a utility room with toilet and shower room, featuring shower for dogs too.

The property is 15 mins (0.7 mile) easy level walking on well lit road from the centre of Holmfirth making it ideal for the Picturedrome and the many bars, restaurants and attractions. Stunning views from the bi-fold doors over Cartworth Moor and down into Holmfirth. Local attractions include: Holmfirth Vineyard The carding Shed - lovely cafe and vintage car gallery Picturedrome Summer wine exhibition and tours Digley reservoir Langsett reservoir Holm Moss Great walking and cycling area

Self-contained studio with double bedroom, kitchenette and en-suite rainfall shower. Independent access through your own outside door so the space is all yours. **This means that during the Covid-19 outbreak you can maintain social distance and need have no contact with us at all if that is your preference ** ***Please note that this space is only suitable for two guests and cannot accommodate children under 12 years*** ***Please note that the studio is only really suitable for 2 guests for less than 7 nights maximum. For longer stays during the Covid-19 it is only suitable for a single guest as there is limited storage and no laundry facilities *** *** A range of cereals, bread, croissants, milk, spread and jam are provided so that guests can prepare their own breakfast *** Newly converted and soundproofed. Ground floor with independent access. Underfloor heating Bi-fold doors with beautiful views over the hills. Kitchenette inc. double ring induction hob, fridge with small freezer, microwave, kettle & toaster crockery & pans Smart TV with freeview & access to BBC iplayer etc Comfortable new mattress and bedding 15 min level walk into Holmfirth (0.7 mile) (Last of the Summer Wine’ country) making it ideal for Picturedrome and the many attractions of Holmfirth Scenic walks start directly opposite the property Secure bike storage On-site parking

Located a short distance from the centre of Holmfirth, overlooking stunning views towards Cartworth Moor and Holm Moss. Great walks / cycle routes commence in the immediate close vicinity. Scenic walks commence on a public footpath directly opposite the property. A wide range of events take place during the year in and around Holmfirth. Details can be found on this link. https://www.holmfirthevents.co.uk

A lovely double room overlooking woods half a mile from the centre of the market town of Holmfirth. English breakfast included and access to a private lounge with woodburner and door straight out into the garden.

This is a cosy double room with a wooden floor and original cast iron fireplace dating back to the 1880s. The window overlooks the garden, woods and stream beyond and still has the original wooden shutters. The room is quiet and dark at night (no ambient street light). There are old wooden beams, one of which is carved by local artist Mick Kirkby Geddes. Antique, but comfortable double bed with feather topper, chair, chest of drawers, wardrobe and dressing table. The room is part of our house so you will be sharing the main house bathroom, which includes a bath and drencher shower. (We do have other toilet facilities downstairs if there is a logjam!)

Holmfirth is a small market town, tucked into the foothills of the Pennines and about 5 miles from the centre of Huddersfield. The town is well known as the location for the popular TV series ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ and visitors take advantage of the classic Summer Wine tours around the area in a vintage bus. There are many excellent restaurants in Holmfirth (Indian, tapas, Italian, French) and the fabulous Picturedrome (www.picturedrome.net) – home to a range of concerts and tribute bands. Throughout the year there are many festivals - including Holmfirth Festival of Folk (early May); Holmfirth Film Festival (late May); Holmfirth Arts Festival (mid-June); Holmfirth Artweek (early July) and the Festival of Food in September. We are also 30 minutes drive from the award winning Yorkshire Sculpture Park ( www.ysp.co.uk) and 40 minutes from the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield (www.hepworthwakefield.org). The walking is varied and beautiful and it is possible to walk out of the door of our house and straight up into the hills.

Modern suburban house, owner on site , bright airy bedroom with private lounge that is at rear of property with enclosed garden. Easy access to University, John Smith's stadium and train station approximately 1.7miles. Excellent public transport, bus stops 3 minute walk away. Local park 3 minute walk away.

You have exclusive use of double bedroom, your own bathroom ( not en- suite) and private lounge with TV. There is a small fridge in the lounge with filtered water and semi- skimmed milk as well as a drinks tray with kettle , tea, coffee , sugar. You can access kitchen to use the microwave , crockery and cutlery, but please leave all used cutlery and crockery in the kitchen . We are a no shoes house. The lounge and bedroom are very private and due to their location and heavy interior doors afford privacy. You’d be hard pressed to interfere with my daily life and vice versa. If guests use fake tan then additional cleaning costs or replacement linen will be charged to the guest.

Local landmarks include : Castle Hill with Jubilee Tower, John Smith's Stadium and Bretton Country Park ( has fantastic Henry Moore Sculptures in the grounds and changing art shows.) Local takeaways offer diverse cuisine, town centre has a variety of restaurants .Local park has small museum which houses information and artefacts about local settlements as well as the history of textiles.

The house is spacious, warm and comfortable, with a big, fully-equipped kitchen, including a wide range of continental breakfast choices, as well as gluten free options. The bathroom has an electric power shower and the room itself is light and airy. The room has a wardrobe, dresser and tea/coffee facilities as well additional bedding if required. We will provide fresh towels The house is a 5-minute drive from the town centre or a 20-minute walk. I'm close to the University and Football Ground.

I live in peaceful Almondbury in Huddersfield with my partner, Tess. We have stunning panoramic views over the whole town from the house, the best of which is from the window of the available room. The house is spacious, warm and comfortable, with a big, fully-equipped kitchen, including a wide range of continental breakfast choices, as well as gluten free options and an extensive selection of teas. The bathroom has an electric power shower and the room itself is light and airy, allowing you to relax in peace and comfort. In the room there is a wardrobe, dressing table and additional tea/coffee making facilities. The house has very fast wi-fi and the dressing table can be used as a desk for work if needed and there is plenty of storage, as well as additional bedding if required. We will provide fresh towels and toiletries. The room is ideal for solo travellers looking for some peace and quiet and we are close to many key locations in Huddersfield. The house is a 5-minute drive from the town centre, or a 20-minute walk with plenty of bus stops along the way. It’s also a short distance from the Huddersfield Town Football Ground and Huddersfield University and we have had many guests stay who work/visit/study at the University or visit to watch football or rugby at the stadium. There is space for parking in front of the house and off road behind. We are warm and friendly people, more than happy to help with anything you might need to have a happy stay. If there’s anything you’d like to know, from directions to recommendations or info about the town – either before or during your stay – please don’t hesitate to ask! We hope to meet you soon and welcome you to Huddersfield!

I live on a quiet street in Almondbury, Huddersfield and the property is walking distance to the town centre, universirty or Almondbury village.

Very Clean house. very quiet. mature people. no students or parties. Wifi included also tv freeview and all rooms have ensuite. Close to Huddersfield Town Centre.

shared kitchen with cooking and washing facilities

very nice area on main road next to bus stop and local shops cafe, takeaway and off licence.

Our house is a bit quirky but cosy and comfortable. There is ample parking and a good sized garden. On the outskirts of a bustling country village with local supermarket, hardware shop, post office, clothes shops, beauty salons and hairdressers. Also a great restaurant and a couple of cafés. Regular bus services to Huddersfield and surrounding areas. The room is on the ground floor and has a king size double bed with a downstairs toilet next door. The bathroom is shared upstairs

The room is based on the ground floor of the property and is a double room with one bed suitable for 2 guests in a king size bed. There is a fridge and coffee/tea making facilities in the room. There is also a smart TV in the room. Towels sheets and toiletries are also provided. There is a shared bathroom with bath and hand held shower or a separate shower room. Guests are welcome to cook and use the kitchen facilities. Cooked Breakfast & Evening meal are also available for an extra charge. I can also provide pack up lunches and food for on the go

Our neighbourhood is very friendly and we do have a lot of walkers passing buy the house. The house is on a narrow country road and only 3-5 minutes walk down the hill to our village which has quite a few shops restaurants and hair salons. We are also on a direct bus service to Huddersfield. 10 minutes drive to the picturesque village of Holmfirth. 15 mins drive to Bretton Sculpture & Country park and Huddersfield. 20 mins drive to Wakefield and 30 mins drive to Leeds and Sheffield.

This is a roomy double bedroom at the front of the house, with the bathroom opposite, shared with me.

Bedroom has drawers and hangers. Bathroom opposite, with shower over the bath. Kitchen leads through to conservatory, with seating and eating area, which opens onto the garden, backing onto woods.

Quiet residential road, garden backs onto woods, frequented by birds and squirrels.

A double attic room with tele, amazon fire stick, Netflix, amazon. Prime, WiFi. Wardrobes and drawers. And dressing table. Small side room with sofa bed attached. I also have another double bedroom available, so just asked if required. Full use of house, I work alot of evenings so the main living area is free for you use. Basement, with tele and exercise dvds and space. Washing and airer driving space.. 5 minute walk from Huddersfield Royal Infirmary. 5 -10 mins drive or local bus to town.

Excellent eminities and location . Bars, restaurants, cafes. Shopping, supermarkets. Located at the top of MARSH and LINDLEY. Hospital 5 mins walk. All local transport routes. M62 5 minute drive junction 23 and 24

A lovely street and area, with everything you need on the doorstep, practically.

‘Top O' Th Hill Farm’ is nestled at the end of the infamous 'Hill Street', home to ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ characters, Howard, Pearl and Clegg. The grade II listed farm dates back to 1750 offering a very quirky, cosy, rustic retreat, steeped in period features and set in 6 acres of woodland and meadows. The farm offers a peaceful elevated south facing location above the sleepy old village of Jackson Bridge with outstanding views across the valley and within 2 miles of Holmfirth.

Guests have exclusive use of the traditional stone built rustic farm cottage, Grade II listed and offering a very cosy and quirky space with many period features including stone flagged floors, stone fireplace with Yorkshire range, oak beamed and timbered ceiling. The bathroom has a very modern feel with walk in shower, exposed stone and timbers. Instant hot water and heating system. 'The Blue Room' - double bedroom painted in Persian blue reaching to the oak beamed eves, furnished with an original burnished brass and cast iron double bed, 1960s feel with vinyl record player, writing desk and many other interesting artefacts and artworks. Outdoors- Guests are very welcome to stroll around the land or relax in wooded wilderness area, which offers a bush baths, fire pit, Cinema in the woods , hammocks and long stone table dinning for evening or cooking on the pizza oven or bush craft hot grill, all by arrangement. Mod Cons TV, SMART DVD player Netflix and large selection of DVD’s, WiFi Lots of Interesting Arty Books, and board games We include All bedding, with extra pillows and blankets, Yorkshire tea, coffee and a litre of milk

Jackson Bridge (locally known as Jigby) is a very friendly traditional Yorkshire mill village with its roots dating back to the industrial revolution and Luddites. There are 4 local pubs within a short walk which offer different perspectives on local culture. Main Attractions Picturedrome live music venue 2 miles National Coal Mining Museum 10 miles Yorkshire Sculpture Park 11 miles The Hepworth Gallery 17 miles Holmfith Vineyard 4 miles The Carding Shed & Oil Can Cafe - 2 miles The Strines -7 miles Hathersage Outdoor Pool Trans Pennine Trail - off road cycle path 4.5 miles Penistone Paramount picture house - 7 miles

A lovely private double bedroom with ensuite in our 3 storey Victorian home, overlooking our bright garden. Close to the town centre, on the main road and the University, and part of a family home. The room is private, has tea and coffee facilities, plus microwave and fridge, and TV with access to family kitchen. The bedroom is comfortable, warm and quiet with an ensuite shower room. Good for visiting relatives at University or working trips. Parking available on request.

The room is private, light and comfortable, with a good ensuite bathroom.

HD Premier Property are delighted to present these lovely double rooms in this stone built mid terrace close to Huddersfield Town Centre and local amenities. All the rooms newly decorated and fully furnished to be able to make yourself feel at home. The kitchen area is fully loaded with everything to make life easier for you.

So every guest will have their own double room fully furnished. They will have access to two shower rooms and a large kitchen diner. The house has recently been decorated and comes complete with brand new furniture and cooking equipment. There is fast virgin internet installed, so whether you just want to browse the internet, do some work or download your favourite tv programs, we have you covered. The property is within 5 minutes walking distance to the town centre and local amenities if you need to buy your shopping and groceries.

The property is within 5-10 minutes walk of the town centre where there is a shopping centre and many bars and restaurants dotted around close by.

Primrose is a 4* Gold rated luxury self catering lodge, with a private six seater outdoor hot tub, surrounded by woodland overlooking our fishing lakes.

Primrose is a 4* Gold rated luxury self catering lodge, with a private six seater outdoor hot tub, surrounded by woodland overlooking our fishing lakes.

ideally located for Rutland Water, between the market towns of Stamford and Oakham

A cozy clean room with a king size bed is available for contractors/employees/visitors/tourists. Great location and loads of parking. Bus stop only 2mins from house. Tea, coffee, beverages and toiletries are provided for people wanting a short stay and a good night sleep! We offer a flexible nightly/weekly/monthly accommodation. Accommodate for 1 person only per stay. IDs to be produced and full payments must be made first during booking. Please leave house keys in room when you leave.

A huge conservatory (sun room) available to sit and relax in the afternoon reading a book! Home away from home! We also have a small Himalayan garden with Himalayan chillies, various type of Himalayan spinaches, and other vegetables. We use our garden vegetables all summer and some parts of winter..

24 hours co-op shop and gas station behind house with 24 hour camera surveillance. 2 min walk to Bus stop, Takeaways, GP Surgeries and pharmacy!

Luxury studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom apartments suites in a fully new renovated property, less then 5 minutes walk to Huddersfield town center. 24/7 CCTV closed circuit recording for your safety and security in a quiet building acomodation. Apartments fully furnished and equiped to create the comfort of your own home. Friendly staff and 24 hour contact to help with all your needs.

The Excelsior House building is situated in a quiet area and friendly neighborhood. The property is very close to amenities like shops, supermarkets, retail park, restaurants and walking distances to town center, rail way, Huddersfield University, The John Smith`s Stadium and more.

Character cottage, dating from the early 1800's with a wealth of original features such as mullion windows, beamed ceilings having views of the Colne Valley and beyond. This grade II listed cottage is perfect for a romantic getaway and/or for walking and cycling (as long as you like hills!). Golcar pronounced "Goker" ("L" is silent in local pronunciation) is a village located on a hillside crest above the Colne Valley in West Yorkshire. It is 3.3 miles away from the Huddersfield town centre.

The Kitchen There is a fully fitted modern kitchen with fridge, washer/Dryer, Dishwasher and Freezer. There is plenty of cutlery, crockery, glassware, utensils etc. There is tea coffee condiments etc. We provide a welcome pack which usually consists of bread, butter, milk , eggs, and cereals. If you are vegan or would prefer something different let us know and we will try to accommodate your preferences. The Lounge There is a spacious lounge with beamed ceiling, stone mullion windows and door surround, pine dining table and chairs, antique ottoman, antique delph (plate) rack, pew in front of the window and corner cabinet. There is a sofa bed and a "smart" TV and speaker/docking station with blue tooth connectivity to stream music. Polished wooden floor, and central heating radiator. The lounge overlooks the south facing paved terraced garden. The Bedroom The bedroom is spacious having a king size bed with quality mattress, pillows and bed linen so that a good nights sleep is assured. The ceiling is beamed and the room has stone mullion windows overlooking the garden There is a monks pew below the window, bed side cabinets and two antique chests of drawers, a corner wardrobe and an additional hanging rail. central heating radiator. The mullioned windows give plenty of light (This is where the weaving would have been done in days gone by) There are views over the garden and valley. The Landing With balustrade, this gives access to the bathroom, very spacious bedroom, and large walk-in storage cupboard which has a vacuum cleaner, iron, ironing board, cleaning materials, spare towels , loo rolls etc. It also provides additional clothes hanging space if required. Beamed ceiling and stone mullioned window. The spacious bathroom with fully tiled floor and walls, having a large corner bath for a luxurious soak, separate shower, heated towel rail washbasin and WC . We provide loo rolls, towels, shampoo etc. Beamed ceiling. The garden This is a south facing sun trap with long distance views and giving a high degree of privacy. It is paved and on four separate levels. We keep it planted up with lots of containers.. There are two separate seating areas with tables and chairs and we have two large parasols for shade when needed. Chill out with a glass of wine. I've seen wild deer on the path that runs down the side of the house and garden. Parking There is free but limited parking on Clay Well and sometimes it can be difficult to find a spot. To help guests I can sometimes leave a car parked opposite the cottage which I move on their arrival. We live approximately 150 yards from the cottage down a steep hill and can also make a parking place available for you there if need be. There is additional parking on the road at the end- Carr Top Lane. There is a free car park in the village centre which is not far from the cottage but up a steep hill. Many of the roads in Golcar are quite narrow so it's best to fold in your wing mirrors. The owners of the large building to the right of the cottage - "Millbarn" have asked that we do not park on their side of the road right outside Millbarn as it can cause an obstruction. I've always tried to respect that so ask guests to as well although it should be OK for unloading/loading luggage.

The Colne Valley is a steep sided valley on the east flank of the Pennine Hills in the English county of West Yorkshire. It takes its name from the River Colne which rises above the town of Marsden and flows eastward along the floor of the valley. The name is generally used to describe that section of the valley of the River Colne that lies between its source and the town of Huddersfield, which lies at the point where the River Holme joins the River Colne. Less often, the name is used to describe the whole valley of the Colne, including the section through Huddersfield and on to the confluence of the Colne with the River Calder at Cooper Bridge. Using the more common definition, the Colne Valley includes the towns and villages of Marsden, Slaithwaite, Linthwaite, Milnsbridge and Golcar. Slaithwaite is a 2 mile walk or short drive along the valley where there are some interesting shops, bars and restaurants. The Colne Valley played a significant role in the development of the Industrial Revolution. Most of the population had been weavers for generations, so when water-powered textile mills were built on the many streams and small rivers in the area, the area was well set to become a major producer of textiles. The River Colne and the Huddersfield Narrow Canal provided early transport links which were soon added to by road and railway links to Huddersfield and Leeds to the east and Manchester and Liverpool to the west. By the end of the Second World War, the importance of the Colne Valley as a centre of textile production had begun to decrease. The area is now primarily residential and has excellent transport links. The Huddersfield Narrow Canal was reopened in 2001 and boat trips into Standedge Canal Tunnel are available; the National Trust advertises walks on Marsden Moor Estate; and television programmes such as Last of the Summer Wine and Where the Heart Is have been filmed there.

Our annex is just on the outskirts of Holmfirth town centre. Completely refurbished to an excellent standard. - • Free wif-fi • Free Netflix - We also provide: • pastries, mini cereal, milk, tea, coffee, butter, bread, jam & crumpets - All are included in your stay and will be there on your arrival. Microwave & Toaster are kept in a cupboard under the stairs, please feel free to use as you wish and we will put them back when you leave. We can also leave these out and set up on your arrival.

The annex is a small one bedroom property with private access. Downstairs consists of a kitchen/living space with a separate bathroom and bedroom upstairs.

We just off the main road so access to the town centre is very easy. Holmfirth is a really busy little village and hosts lots of great events. The community page Holmfirthevents.co.uk will give you a chance to see what is on during your stay. The name Holmfirth derives from Old English holegn ('holly'), in the name of Holme, West Yorkshire, compounded with Middle English frith ('wood'). It thus meant 'the woods at Holme'. Film festival The town's cinema, the Picturedrome, which opened in 1912 as the Valley Theatre, is now a live music venue and has been nominated for the NME Best Small Venue. It hosts various music events. Acts such as Adam Ant, Bad Manners, Buzzcocks, Evile, Fish, Half Man Half Biscuit, Hawkwind, John Martyn, Ocean Colour Scene, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Ron Sexsmith, Saxon, Suzi Quatro and the Beat have performed. Art week Holmfirth Art Week, with its July exhibition in the Civic Hall, raises money for Macmillan Cancer Relief. Holmfirth Festival of Folk The Holmfirth Festival of Folk takes place in May of each year, featuring a wide selection of Folk Music and Folk Dance acts from around the UK. Performances take place in a variety of indoor and outdoor venues throughout the town. Holmfirth Arts Festival Holmfirth Arts Festival is a multi-arts festival which celebrates Creativity, Ideas, People and Landscape in the Holme Valley. It's ticketed, community engagement, outdoor arts and arts in the landscape programmes take place throughout the year, culminating in an annual four day festival on the second weekend in June.

Room 1 is located in a Town House on a quite street with free parking outside; close to Huddersfield town center. 7 min walk to train station, 15 min walk to the university, 30 minutes walk to the hospital (6 min drive), and other local amenities such as pubs, bars restaurants are near by. All the rooms at Town House are modern, warm and prepared with clean bedding, towel, tissues, coffee, tea and water.

You will have your own front door keys and your room key to come in the property and leave as you wish, no curfews and can self check in at anytime

Stylish, newly renovated apartment with personal touches. Designer furnishings, luxury king-size bed, L’Occitane, Aveda and Jo Malone products and home-made sourdough bread on a good baking day! We’re located in Farnley Tyas, a quiet rural village only 10 mins drive from Holmfirth and Huddersfield. Escape from the fast lane by exploring ancient woodland and country paths. Or simply stay in and relax to the sound of distant sheep and church bells. Compliant with all Airbnb deep cleaning protocols

Our house nestles near ancient woodland in Farnley Tyas, a quiet picturesque village offering wonderful views of Castle Hill, farmland and wooded glens in the valley bottom. We’re a stone’s throw from a range of fabulous traditional Yorkshire pubs, offering warm fires, a selection of some of the best real ales and great grub. If you prefer to stay closer to home, take advantage of the newly fitted kitchen, equipped with an induction hob, microwave oven, fridge, freezer and breakfast bar to create an intimate supper for two. The recently refurbished bedroom features a king-size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, Wi-fi and TV (with access to iPlayer and Netflix), and has a beautiful en-suite bathroom. 5* hotel touches include dressing gowns, slippers and spa products to make you feel at home. The apartment is also fitted with laundry facilities, including: washer, drier, clothes horse and hangers. Turn into the courtyard to find private parking, a small seating area and private door to your accommodation. The main entrance lies at the rear, where you will find a warm welcome to our family home and suggestions for local attractions and activities, should you need inspiration. We're used to little ones and so can supply a high chair and travel cot with bed linen on request.

Here in Farnley, we have walks off the beaten track and cycle routes to Holme Moss (as seen in the Tour de France). Attractions include: Castle Hill, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Cannon Hall, Hard Castle Craggs, Langsett Reservoir and the Strines. Or from our Pennine location, you can strike further afield and head into the Yorkshire Dales or Peak District. If shopping and city lights are more your thing, we’re a short drive away from Leeds, Manchester, York, Harrogate and Sheffield. The picturesque villages of Holmfirth, Hebden Bridge and Haworth offer great options for relaxing strolls, browsing independent shops or stopping for tea and cake. Our nearest pub, 'The Golden Cock', offering good pub grub and guest beers, is just a 2 minute walk away, but there are many other great local options.

A light and airy double room with a lovely garden view at the back of a detached house in a quiet neighbourhood. Set just off the main road into town (2.4 miles, average 7-minute drive) with Morrison's supermarket and petrol station a 5-minute walk away and a small retail park with M&S Simply Food, Aldi, McDonald's etc an additional 5 minutes. There is also a very popular bar/restaurant within easy walking distance as well as good pub grub and two small parks.

I offer a light breakfast with fresh coffee and a wide range of teas and will do my best to accommodate any special requests. There is ample off-road parking.

Morrison's cafe (5-minute walk) is open for meals from 8am until early evening Monday to Saturday and from 9.30am to 4pm on Sundays. MacDonald's (10 minutes) is open from 5am to 11pm every day. There are two small parks again just a 5-minute walk away.

First floor one bedroom flatlet with a dining area/kitchenette and private bathroom. Set in semi rural area yet close to Huddersfield centre. The space has private, independent access and open aspects to the front and rear. Private parking space included. There is a side garden to sit in on summer evenings/BBQ. Would suit family and friends visiting students at Huddersfield University. Also people working away from home in the area.

The space is the whole of the top floor of our end terraced three story house. The house is on an unadopted farm road in a wooded area with fields around it (where horses are kept). It is approximately 100m from the tarmac lane.

Huddersfield is 2.5 miles away and has a wide variety of pubs and restaurants. There are also many country pubs and restaurants in the area. Takeaway delivery is available.

End terraced cottage on private lane with good views over valley and easy access to walks in a rural village.

Small and cosy cottage with parking space on private road

It's quiet and peaceful with friendly neighbours

HD Premier Property are delighted to present these spacious double rooms in this stone built mid terrace close to Huddersfield Town Centre and the university . Shared modern living/dining kitchen, There is everything you could possibly think of in here, from baking trays to pots and pans, knifes and forks to spatulas and chopping boards. Fridge and freezer and washing machine also. There will be a couch to relax on and a table and chairs to sit and eat.

Shared accommodation comprises; Entrance Hallway, modern living/dining kitchen, There is everything you could possibly think of in here, from baking trays to pots and pans, knifes and forks to spatulas and chopping boards. Fridge and freezer and washing machine also. There will be a couch to relax on and a table and chairs to sit and eat.

Very close to the town centre and Huddersfield university.

Our cosy little cottage is located in the tranquil village of Hepworth, on the edge of the Peak District and perfect for those wanting to take a break in the countryside. Surrounded by great views, scenic walks and many biking trails. Close to the pretty town of Holmfirth, more famously known for last of the summer wine and packed with a large variety of wine bars, pubs and good restaurants. The cottage is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers and biking/hiking enthusiasts.

Stonewell cottage has a private garden at the front with wonderful views. There is s cosy living area with a log burning stove and an adjoining fully equipped kitchen. On the first floor is a bright double bedroom with a fabulous en suite and large walk-in shower. The cottage is completely private but attached to our family home so we are never too far away if you need help with anything.

Village shop a short walk away for basic provisions. Walking distance to several country pubs. Two miles from Holmfirth centre, home to many bars and restaurants, as well as the popular Picturedrome venue which attracts an array of musical and sporting events. For those wanting to venture further afield - Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield are all within 50 minutes drive of the cottage.

We are a very welcoming couple, our names are Emily and Sam. We would like to offer this space to you as a nicer alternative to a hotel. The bedroom has a king size bed with a bamboo mattress and is incredibly comfortable. Toilet and bathroom is shared and kitchen is open for you to use and cook your own meals as you wish. We also have our own Yoga studio in our house that you would be very welcome to use at any time during your visit.

I (Emily) am a yoga teacher so you could even enjoy a one to one yoga class. We are both massage therapists so you could also have a treatment if you wish. We are a Vegan household, so we would kindly ask that no fish or meat be brought into the house. We have a nice small quaint back garden which is lovely to sit in when the weather is nice. Over all, our house is a nice warm environment where we can assure you will feel right at home. That said, we also respect peoples privacy and would give you your own space as you require. Hope to hear from you soon :)

Our lovely Bunker is situated 3 minutes walk to the centre of Holmfirth and the Picturedrome. Built in our garden, this hideaway serves as accommodation for our large family to use when visiting. It has a large open plan kitchen/lounge diner with a sofa bed, one double bedroom, an office area, bathroom and a utility room housing the laundry facilities. It has underfloor heating and is double glazed. There is a dedicated parking space on our drive and a deck to sit on, in good weather.

The Bunker is delightfully private and self contained but only a stones throw from the centre of Holmfirth. Equally it is just a few minutes walk to the hills that made Holmfirth popular in "The Last of the Summer Wine" tv show.

We are located close to the centre of the lively and friendly town of Holmfirth. All the local amenities are conveniently available within walking distance. Whether you are here for shopping and sight-seeing; the food, music or art festivals; a live-music gig at the Picturedrome; or to enjoy a night out in one of the many pubs and restuarants, you will be able to leave the car safely parked and set off on foot down the hill to town . Please note that South Lane is steep but there is an easier shingle path up our garden to The Bunker. Our hens are free range so don't be surprised to find one trotting up the path with you. They may even lay you an egg for breakfast! Holmfirth is an ideal base or stop-over point for walking, motorcycling/cycling and touring holidays. It lies in the picturesque Holme Valley and is close to the Peak District National Park. We have many wonderful cycling roads in fact 'The Tour de France' route came through here before attacking the formidable climb up Holme Moss in 2014. There is a doctors surgery, council owned public gym and swimming pool less than 15 minutes walk away.