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*As seen on The Great Staycation: Dot's Farm, BBC 1 HD* Alden Yurt is tucked away in the woodland on our farm. It's lined with hand knitted tapestries of native British trees and has a toasty wood burning stove, specialist thermal insulation and a comfy full sized double bed angled so you can doze off while watching the fire. Recline in the old wicker armchair and enjoy. The nightly price is the same whether you book for one or two guests Nosy at our farm on insta @cronkshawfold

*Please no smoking inside or in the doorway or near the yurt. The fabric holds the smell and it takes days to take down and £££ to dry clean* The yurt is well insulated and covered with knitted tapestries of the woodland depicting the four seasons - can you identify which trees? A comfortable full size double bed will be made up for you on arrival with sheets and blankets. The bed faces the glass fronted wood burner so you can watch the flames dance as you drift off to sleep. The wood burner is one of the newest designs available from 'Esse cookers and stoves' and heats up the yurt to toasty temperatures. We've had guests say they had to open the doors when it was -8c outside and snowing because they were too hot inside! If you are coming during a cold period please make sure you are a confident fire lighter - the stove takes a while to get going and you will get chilly if you can't light it. Bring a girl scout or read a Ray Mears book to make sure you're confident on getting the fire going and keeping it going through the night :) We provide wood for one night per stay. You can buy more from the farm or local shop, Nearys, in Helmshore. We also provide spring water, there's an urn in the yurt and more on tap in the kitchenette. There is a table and two chairs for eating/ painting/working ( please note the lighting in the yurt is not super bright, so for reading/ card games at night you'd need to bring a torch) space for luggage, a crockery shelf and a dog bed for visiting pooches (who must stay on their leads as we have free range chickens - sorry pooches, they don't like playing tig) We ask guests with dogs to make sure paws are wiped clean before going inside and that you bring your own dog blankets for pooches to rest on. Please do not use our blankets for dogs or allow your dog to get on any of our bedding. We really super appreciate this :) Around a 5 minute walk from the yurt is a small kitchenette with a microwave, kettle, sink with hot and cold running water, fridge and washing machine, there is no hob/ oven currently. Next to the kitchenette is a toilet and wash basins. These facilities are shared with our farm staff for brewing up and lunch brakes - this is a working farm so we can't promise they will be super tidy or mud free, though we do try to keep the farm chaos out of these areas! We're happy to talk farmy things with you should we bump into you when brewing up. Currently there are no showering/ bath facilities so people willing to have a flannel wash are the best types of guest for the Alden Yurt. There is no electricity but there is plenty of battery powered lights to illuminate the yurt and which are operated via a remote so you can turn all the lights on/ off from bed/ the doorway/ anywhere in the yurt. We also have silent battery powered dehumidifiers in the yurt to ensure their is no dampness in the air - the yurt might be made from canvas, but there is nothing damp or tent-like about staying in this little cosy home from home. As we're full time farmers and we're currently trying to expand the farm business we ask our guests to tidy up, strip the bed, refill the log bins and take litter home with you when you leave. We can't express or highlight enough how grateful we are when you do this. It really makes a massive difference to us and saves us so much time, which means we can offer our yurt at a reasonable price to lovely people like you lot looking to have a cheap rural escape :) 99% of people are fab and leave the yurt as spotless as when they arrived. Don't be the 1% who don't (or we will bury you alive in the muck heap! Just kidding!) CHECK IN is any time at all from 5pm onwards - it's self check in so it doesn't matter at all when you arrive. You won't disturb anyone if you arrive in the middle of the night after a night out/ long drive. Check out is 10am. Read our reviews if you'd like to hear first hand accounts of what the yurt is like. *Small note: The first 14 reviews for this listing are for guests who shared my farmhouse. I've now changed the listing offering guests Alden Yurt instead of my spare room* If you watched us on the BBC and saw we also have a hot tub, we're currently figuring out the best way to set up a system so guests can book to use it when they get here. It will definitely be available to use from March, but only ~40% chance we'll get it sorted by December (but we're working on it!) It'll cost £15 per hour to hire out the tub for 2 people.

Neighbourhood updated The farm is tucked away off the private Alden road, this is a quiet place to stay with no street lights shining in through the windows or cars driving past. A short walk away is Helmshore textile museum where you can explore the rich history of the cotton, wool and linen industry here in this part of Lancashire. The museum also holds the local farmers market on the first Sunday of every month. WALKING We are situated minutes away from a bridleway that takes you up to peel tower, which lends spectacular views over Manchester. Haslingden grane is about a 25 minute walk away and is a great spot for bird watching. There is a walk opposite the farm that takes up the large stone at the tip of Musbury tor. EATiNG The cotton house is a modern bar with a nice atmosphere some great cocktails and good food. A little further up from that is the local shop Neary’s which is usually stocked with all your necessities including extra firewood. We are a ten minute drive from Ramsbottom, a popular alternative town in greater Manchester that has some great eateries, The Mousetrap and Eagle and Child are fantastic places to eat and drink. It also has the only plastic free shop this side of Manchester, ‘plentiful’. Also hosts the farmers market on the second Sunday of every month. PUBS Back on Helmshore road in between the cotton house and Neary’s is the station hotel. there are no airs or graces here but it has friendly locals and the station hotel has a pool table a beer garden. There is also Robin Hood pub which is on the way to Haslingden Grane and has a lovely beer garden. At the foot of peel tower, is the shoulder of mutton which is a popular stopover from the walk. SIGHTS There is a bus stop 25 minutes walk away that has regular buses to Manchester. There is a steam railway that goes from Rawtenstall to bury, trough Ramsbottom, (if you listen closely you can hear it in the distance on the farm) The link will tell you more information. http://www.eastlancsrailway.org.uk/plan-your-day-out/destinations/ramsbottom.aspx We are just 30 minute drive from Pendle hill, a hour away from the forest of Bowland and an hour and a half drive away from those wanting to explore the lake district.

The Octagon is set in 2.2 acres of beautiful private woodland. It is visually secluded, and all yours for your group to explore and enjoy. The land is surrounded by open fields and farm tracks yet you are 15 mins walk from all town centre amenities.

The price shown is for the Octagon with 8-10 guests only. For additional accomodation, a large touring caravan, which sleeps 4 in two double beds, can be rented separately. (£50 a night) The caravan is heated, has a camping toilet, and a room divider for privacy. The wood fired hot tub and sauna is an extra £250 for up to 3 days, we will always try to light it early and get the hot tub upto temperature for your arrival. The main space is 7.9m (26ft) at its widest diagonals, and 3.6m (12ft) high at its central dome. The furniture can be arranged to provide an open space for dancing, yoga, meditation, group work or a meeting etc, or for socialising around the woodburner. The Clearview woodburner has an 8Kw output, and the whole building is fully insulated, so it's hot enough to keep you toasty warm even in prolonged sub zero temperatures. The small open plan kitchen has a 4 ring gas hob with a grill and not very powerful oven, fridge, microwave and a belfast sink with hot and cold water. A small double sofa bed is here for guests 9 and 10. ( Please note, although there are roller blinds to the windows, we can't stop the morning light shining through the central dome light which some people may find uncomfortable, especially in summer. We provide eye masks, or bring your own.) There are two folding tables, table cloth, and 12 folding chairs for indoor banquets. We have provided a list of numerous takeaways who will deliver for a small charge. We can also arrange to have a pop up restaurant arrive for a more culinary alternative. ( See Other Notes) There are two wings to the building, the larger has a compact bunk room with two sets of bunk beds, and a small bedroom with kingsize bed. Both rooms have sliding doors to the outside. The smaller wing has a very compact bedroom with kingsize bed and a bathroom with toilet, sink and shower. There is an additional outdoor composting toilet made from recycled materials with rainwater harvested hand wash sink and solar powered lighting. Outside there is a large potbellied stove and cushioned seating for your comfort. There is also a large banquetting table and benches along with a further covered seating area. An entrance leads to the lawn and decking area with more seating and outdoor furniture. Further into the site there is a Celtic ogham tree circle for your magical ceremonies or simple tree and shrub identification! There is a fire bowl for use by arrangement. There's a trampoline and some toddler toys in a play space and a path round the woods. In Conifer Corner you will find the 'bed in a shed' available free to use if you book the caravan. It has a woodburning stove and double bed, its for the more hardy campers! ( bring your own bedding)

Accrington was once an ancient forest used by royalty for hunting trips. During the industrial revolution large areas of terraced housing were built to house cotton workers which still gives the town its milltown character. For historical days out locally there is Helmshore textile museum, Clitheroe Castle, Houghton Tower, Salmesbury Hall, Gawthorpe Hall and Townley Hall. For hystericaldays out there is the Jumpworks trampoline venue. Holmes Mill brewery Clitheroe and outdoor zip line and other experiences at Outdoor Elements, Simonstone. For culture vultures there is Accrington's Haworth art gallery with its Tiffany glass. Footy fans can take a trip to see Accrington Stanley one of the founders of the football league. The town has a mixture of pubs and clubs and restaurants. We recommend Grants Bar with its own micro brewery, and The Tiger Lounge cocktail bar both 10 minutes walk downhill at the bottom of Sandy Lane. Walkers can take the track up Sandy Lane and in 45 mins find yourself on the top of Celtic named Hambledon Hill with views across Lancashire to Blackpool tower on a clear day. For a quick stroll enter Tag Clough which locals call Bluebell Wood, an area of old coppiced woodland with a stream just 200m from our land. There is also the Coppice area, donated to Accrington, by Robert Peel founder of the police force, which has a network of footpaths leading to a monument with great views over the town and surrounding area.

Welcome to The Meadows, a wonderful quiet location, tucked away in a small friendly residential area with wonderful rear view of the Ribble Valley. Whether you are a weekend or looking for a longer stay, this property is ideal for business or pleasure. Cleanly decorated and throughout you will have what you need for a comfortable and cozy stay. With the bonus of a quiet outside patio area looking over farmers fields and the countryside.

Ideal for either singles, couples or families, it is a small house ideally suited for four but with extra beds for more individuals if needed it is a bonus. The lovely view over the Farm field, with the sheep or ponies and on clear days, the view of the Ribble Valley is wonderful. A quiet location for those happy to stay in a residental area near to lots of amenities in Whalley, Clitheroe and surrounding areas. With access via the front door, into the porch area or via the gate through the rear patio doors. There is handy storage in the outside lockable shed as well as the porch area inside for all your boots, coats or even bikes. Parking is to the front of the property on it’s own drive area. Living Room areas: With patio doors to the extensive patio outside areas, dining table to the back of the room and comfy Sofa Bed settee, easy to pull and and pop back for the extra guests. Smart TV, the kitchen is just off the Living room are. kitchen with small fridge, oven, microwave, washer dryer and wonderful picturesque views to the side and from of the Kitchen. Bedroom 1: Double divan bed, with firm mattress, fitted wardrobes. Small DVD TV with remote. Bedroom 2: Small Double low ottoman bed. Cupboard and shelf area within the room. Sofabed 3: double Located in the front room. Bed easily pulls out and bedding is stored underneath. Bathroom, Bath with Electric shower, fresh towels and storage.

A quiet area, friendly neighbours who can assist if needed

Luxury 2 bed apartment with 2 bathrooms, one of which is en suite,lounge/kitchen/diner open plan. Patio doors onto open vista, hot tub, garden. Apartment is at garden level. View of Pendle Hill - private and secluded. Hot tub in with price - always prepared and ready for new users-use at your own risk and sign the hot tub disclaimer provided on arrival. Whole Apartment for guest use private. Owner on site. Private drive, free parking spaces available -park at own risk. Staycations welcome.

Modern yet comfortable and fully kitted out for your stay. 2 beds, 2 bathrooms, lounge-kitchen-diner open plan. Access onto private patio with dining facilities, barbecue, loungers, seating area and hot tub on site at no further or extra charge. Netflix available for guests.

Blacko Village is a friendly place with countryside surrounding it and many walks and amenities within a 3 mile radius. It is 5 minutes by car from M65 Motorway yet so tranquil and private here.

Brand new for 2019 Isabella lodge is set in the beautiful village of Hurst green.5 star luxury accommodation offering every amenity,including your very own private hot tub.Private enough for those romantic stress free getaways,yet within a 5 minute stroll to 2 great eateries and the village cafe

Hurst Green winner of best kept village on many occasions is steeped in history ,with links to Oliver Cromwell,Tolkein and the iconic Stoneyhurst college.A true walkers paradise, a couple of great eateries and the village cafe.Beautiful villages abound,Ribchester with it's Roman links,Clitheroe castle town,and Whalley with it's Abbey all less than 10 minutes drive.Wddington,and Downham are well worth a visit.

With the Covid-19 outbreak hygiene is heightened and you are completely isolated in this accommodation. Self contained, private room with en-suite shower and wc. Spacious double bedroom with own cooking facilities: mini oven and hob, microwave, fridge, kettle and toaster. Crockery, cutlery and pans brews! TV Freeview Full size sink. Excellent transport links. Use of washer and dryer. great links to Manchester Ribble Valley, Canal walks and countryside. Local amenities.

Self catering, private space.

Set within Lancashire countryside, lovely canal walks, local butcher. Great transport links. Great Indian takeaway or eat in and good chippys!

Tidy nicely decorated and furnished,,simple and neat,beautiful ,famous countryside 15 minute drive,0.5 mile from the famous Leeds to Liverpool canal with its amazing views ,,40 minutes drive from Lake district and Peak district,.This house is so conveniently located with a co op convenience store less than 1 minute walk which is open 7 days a week 7am til 10pm.There is an Indian takeaway open 7 days a week less than 50 yards away,library and 24 hr fuel station nearby.Walkers galore,.

Brierfield is an old historic village located next to Burnley,lots of Indian food restaurants ,friendly locals,good public transport to take you around or use the car.There is a railway station 0.5 mile away.Pendle hill is a must for an amazing walks and history .

Italian and Indian restaurants less than 200yards,very reasonably priced.Pendle hill and it's history is a must for walkers.

Good sized private room in three bedroom house, with king sized bed, lots of storage space and shared bathroom. Located in the quiet town of Oswaldtwistle which is located between Blackburn and Accrington. Please be aware regarding possible allergies, we do have two cats and small dog (west highland white terrier) on site.

Quiet household (no kids at home) with plenty of space to relax and unwind. Breakfasts and dinners available on request (with negligible additional charge). Washer/dryer available to use as required, we just request that you supply your own washing powder/liquid or make a small donation to cover costs. Free street parking with one drive space available occasionally.

Oswaldtwistle is a quiet town and our location provides very easy access to the local bus service, a few pubs, take out, convenience store and picturesque scenery. The Leeds and Liverpool canal is just a short walk away and offers some great country walking. Oswaldtwistle Mills is just 25 minutes walk (or much quicker by car) which boasts over 100 retailers under one roof, offering food, home furnishings, gifts, fashion, five restaurants, an ice cream parlour, children's play centre & cafe, a gourmet food deli and more besides. On the site is also a Textile and Heritage museum and Wildfowl reserve. There's often various events going on in the local area and if you have a particular interest we'll be happy to research any facilities or local events that may be of interest to you before you book your stay.

'The Dairy' is a self contained converted farm building in the grounds of Heymoor Farm, Great Harwood. On the outskirts of the town and on the edge of the Ribble Valley, it is in a perfect location for walking, cycling and exploring the many surrounding areas. Equipped with a kitchen area, shower room, bedroom with 2 single beds, sitting area (with 2 air beds) and conservatory. Visitors can make use of the garden. Parking is on site. Local shops and a great pub restaurant in walking distance.

'The Dairy' is perfect both for an overnight stay or for an extended visit to the area. With walkers and cyclists in mind there is a clothes dryer in the garden and visitors can make use of the garden & patio. Keys are provided in a lock safe.

On the edge of the Ribble Valley, Great Harwood is a small town in the Hyndburn District of Lancashire and is perfectly located for exploring the unique & historic places of local interest and natural beauty. There are some great restaurants around Whalley and Clitheroe and local shopping is also great. We are perfectly located for exploring the Ribble Valley, Pendleside, the Forest of Bowland whilst days trips to the Yorkshire Dales, The Lake District, the Fylde coast are all in easy reach.

We like to think that our guests feel they are staying in a home away from home. With a very relaxed and welcoming environment.

We live in a great location - whether you want to go on a walk up the hills, to a country pub, cycle the Liverpool/Leeds canal paths or jump on the motorway and go into the City. If you would like to stay local, there are at least 6 pubs on our street (within a ten minute walk). Plenty have live music, sports TV, pool tables, quiz nights, etc. There are also a number of places to go out to eat, or if you prefer to get a take-away. We're more than happy to give some of our favourite suggestions :)

Lovely 3bed semi,located close to shops schools, nursery, garden centre, train station, large factory outlet selling most of everything one needs clothes, shoes,etc., village of Oswaldtwistle 10mins walking distance.

Lovely, accommodation situated near train station, Shops, Schools and 5mins to Oswaldtwistle Retail Factory Outlet

The accommodation is a traditional terraced property situated in the old mill town of Oswaldtwistle, in the centre of Lancashire. The accommodation comprises of lounge with TV, kitchen diner with fridge, freezer, and microwave; utility room with washer and drier; large family bedroom with double bed , day bed, and TV; twin bedroom with 2 single beds; house bathroom with shower over bath. There is gas central heating and free WiFi. There is on street parking. We are pet friendly.

The bedrooms and bathroom are on the second floor accessed by the central stairs.

Oswaldtwistle is within easy reach of most parts of the county; 26 miles to Manchester; 34 miles to Blackpool; 57 miles to Kendal (Lake District) . Offers takeaways; shops; restaurants; and is home to Foxhill Bank Nature Reserve; Oswaldtwistle Mills; Civic Theatre; Cricket Pitch; and nearby the famous collection of Tiffany glass at the Haworth Art Gallery

*As seen on The Great Staycation: Dot's Farm, BBC 1 HD* The perfect getaway for fellow outdoorsy families! Bring crumpets and brioche to toast on the fire while snuggled up on the sofa. Enjoy the stunning views across the farm and 'nature detective' activity packs for the kids. There's a double bed, futon single bed, travel cot, microwave, toaster & kettle. The hut is easy to heat with the electric heater or the fire. Nosy at our farm on insta @cronkshawfold

The Nature Detectives Headquarters provides a comfy double bed, a futon single bed and a travel cot. When you book just drop us a line with which beds you need making up and we will have them ready for your arrival. We made this place with nature loving families in mind so there are lots of outdoor nature related activities ready for you on the top shelf. Each activity is in it's own backpack so you can take it with you to go bug hunting/ nature colour matching/ bark rubbing and many more fun activities all with an explanation card of how to do them inside the bag to make life easy for the grown ups! The fold out table and chairs can be used inside or carried out onto the veranda so you can easily eat/draw/play indoors in the cosy hut or outside with views over the valley. There's a wood burning stove for heating and an electric heater for instant cosiness if you don't want to bother with the fire. Inside there's a kettle, microwave, toaster and a storage container for water. There is cutlery, crockery and a cool box. There is no running water - there is a large container of water in the hut for you and more water can be found close by along with toileting facilities though it should be noted there is no shower here. The Nature Detectives HQ provides the perfect simple get away for families wanting to get away from it all and live the simple life in the beautiful great outdoors. Uninterrupted family time where you can truly enjoy each others company. Guests who will be arriving in the dark/ in winter time who aren't keen on navigating in low light should bring a torch to find your way to the hut as the path to it is unlit. This is because we have an abundance of rare wildlife on the farm including bats and owls (which you will likely see) which need the dark to be best able to hunt for their dinner. If it is icy on the farm road in the winter months park at the bottom of the hill (unless you're in a 4x4, in which case 1st gear, foot down!) If you have little kiddies call us as we're more than happy to help you up the hill with your gear if you're struggling. Things to bring: A flannel/ wet wipes for washing and a towel Wellies CHECK IN is any time at all from 3pm onwards - it's self check in so it doesn't matter at all when you arrive. You won't disturb anyone if you arrive in the middle of the night after a long drive. Check out is 10am. If you watched us on the BBC and saw we also have a hot tub, we're currently figuring out the best way to set up a system so guests can book to use it when they get here. It will definitely be available to use from March, but only ~40% chance we'll get it sorted by December (but we're working on it!) It'll cost £15 per hour to hire out the tub.

The farm is tucked away off the private Alden road, this is a quiet place to stay with no street lights shining in through the windows or cars driving past. A short walk away is Helmshore textile museum where you can explore the rich history of the cotton, wool and linen industry here in this part of Lancashire. The museum also holds the local farmers market on the first Sunday of every month in the car park. WALKING We are situated minutes away from a bridleway that takes you up to peel tower, which lends spectacular views over Manchester. Haslingden grane is about a 25 minute walk away and is a great spot for bird watching. There is a walk opposite the farm that takes up the large stone at the tip of Musbury tor. EATiNG The cotton house is a modern bar with a nice atmosphere some great cocktails and good food. A little further up from that is the local shop Neary’s which is usually stocked with all your necessities including extra firewood. We are a ten minute drive from Ramsbottom, a popular alternative town in greater Manchester that has some great eateries, The Mousetrap and Eagle and Child are fantastic places to eat and drink. It also has the only plastic free shop this side of Manchester, ‘plentiful’ which was set up and is run by my housemate Abbie! Go Abster! The second Sunday of every month you'll find the farmers market here. PUBS Back on Helmshore road in between the cotton house and Neary’s is the station hotel. there are no airs or graces here but it has friendly locals and the station hotel has a pool table and beer garden. There is also The Robin Hood pub which is on the way to Haslingden Grane and has a lovely beer garden and is dog friendly. At the foot of peel tower, is the shoulder of mutton which is a perfect distance away to feel you've earned one of their Sunday lunches or evening meals! SIGHTS There is a bus stop 25 minutes walk away that has regular buses to Manchester. A steam railway that goes from Rawtenstall to bury through Ramsbottom, (if you listen closely you can hear it in the distance on the farm) We are just 30 minute drive from Pendle hill, a hour away from the forest of Bowland and an hour and a half drive away from those wanting to explore the lake district.

A lovely apartment within our home . One double room with super comfy bed Small sitting room with TV and day sofa which can convert to a king sized bed for +2 guests. You have your own entrance and bathroom and share a lovely kitchen/ dining area .

Your own entrance gives you access to your space - all at ground level. Lovely light rooms, nicely decorated and cosy and clean. Your private space includes : One double bedroom with a comfy double bed, wardrobes and small TV. Small sitting room with daybed settee which converts to king size bed for +2 Large private bathroom with walk in shower, Wc and vanity unit.

Clitheroe is a lovely rural market town on the edge of the beautiful Trough of Bowland. It has a great selection of small unusual shops, pubs and restaurants including the Bowland Brewery. We are right in the heart of the town and within walking distance of all town centre attractions including the bus/railway stations. Radeclyffe Street is a quiet oasis in the centre of it all.

Spacious detached house located on a hill side with excellent viewing sceneries around the areas. Very well decorated and special light fittings in most of the rooms.

My place is in West Bradford, a mile and a half from Clitheroe, with great views and countryside walks. Although there are no shops or pubs in the village itself, a fantastic restaurant is just a minute's walk away. You’ll love my cosy, compact cottage dating from the 1730's with an original beam. It is located in beautiful gardens bordering a babbling brook. A private patio overlooks the brook towards fields. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and furry friends (pets).

CORONAVIRUS PRECAUTIONS During the current time we are taking even greater care over cleaning the cottage. All surfaces are being wiped down with anti-bacterial and anti-virus cleaner. An anti-bacteria and anti-virus agent is being added when bedding and towels are laundered. If guests would prefer to bring their own bedding and towels they are welcome to do this. Weavers' Cottage is small but beautifully formed and oozing with character. The stone built cottage is located opposite our house and has been operating as a self-catering holiday cottage for the past twelve years. The studio accommodation has everything you need: double bed, cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, two easy chairs, breakfast bar, separate shower and toilet, full central heating, TV with DVD player.

West Bradford is a relatively small village community one and a half miles from Clitheroe. It is a rural community with a number of farms and acres of farmland with excellent walks within yards of the cottage. The area is very popular with walkers and cyclists. The village does not have any shops but the nearby town of Clitheroe, has a very good range of shops and supermarkets. Whilst there are limited amenities within the village The 3 Millstones restaurant is less than a hundred yards from the cottage. It is open Wednesday to Sunday and offers excellent food at very reasonable prices: there is an early diner menu Wednesday to Friday 6.00 to 7.00 pm with two courses for approximately £13. There are always two guest ales on tap and there is a very good wine list. The food is consistently excellent, we eat there at least once a month and have never been disappointed. One mile down the road is Waddington, a very picturesque village with three popular and well regarded pubs and The Country Kitchen which provides a hearty breakfast at reasonable cost. Both The Waddington Arms and The Lower Buck are dog friendly.

This is a very relaxing completely self-contained studio in very quiet surroundings yet only a few minutes walk from delicious eateries and quirky bars in Ramsbottom and Holcombe Brook. It is perfect for couples who enjoy the great outdoors (you can walk onto the West Pennine Moors from the house) or for those just looking for a private retreat in which to unwind.

The studio is situated in our back garden in an exceptionally quiet and peaceful residential avenue, approximately one mile from Ramsbottom village centre but with plenty of amenities within 5 minutes walk. Please read the 'The Neighbourhood' section.

Within 5 minutes walk we have the following: Hoysters- a quirky New York-inspired bar and eatery. Excellent cocktails and tapas. Open We-Sun. The Hare and Hounds- traditional pub often hosting Beer festivals. Al Bosco- Italian Restaurant The Hamers Arms - traditional pub with open fire and beer garden The Footballers - a community pub with 6 real ales on offer. Beer garden with Pennine views. Summerseat Garden Centre- delicious cakes and meals as well as gifts and the usual garden stock. Ramsbottom Centre ( 15- 20 walk or cheap taxi) There are lots of super places to eat here and Ramsbottom has gained attention for being a food-lover's destination. Some of the restaurants and bars are listed below but this list is not exhaustive; these are just a few! Cardamom Cream - Upmarket Indian Levanter - Serves very authentic Spanish tapas and our personal favourite. Has been reviewed and recommended by Jay Rayner -London food critic. Reasonable prices but small and popular so need to book. The Spice Garden - Thai food. Gorgeous food and reasonable prices. Baratxuri - another Spanish tapas and sister restaurant to Levanter. Drinc- café bar which often has live music at the weekend. The Hungry Duck- great coffee and cake, lunches and evening meals. The Chocolate Café- A chocoholic's Heaven- café upstairs and chocolate shop downstairs. Irwell Works Brewery - good selection of standard beers plus real ale , craft beer and two real ciders. Weekly live music at the weekend. China Cottage - Chinese. Good all-you-can eat Sunday buffet. XLII Café/ wine bar The Doghouse Jazz Bar - weekend live music, not always jazz inspired. Need to book in advance. Walking- you can walk from our house onto the West Pennine Moors or along part of the Irwell Sculpture trail towards Burrs Country Park. There are scenic reservoirs to walk around within a few minutes drive.

Located in a former bed and breakfast full of charm. We like to think we offer the privacy of a hotel but the price and cosiness of a home, There are 4 Airbnb rooms in the main building and use of a kitchen available. All rooms have tvs, ensuite with shower and there is ample on street parking. Padiham is minutes of the motorway, with Preston, Manchester , Yorkshire and the Lake District all within an hour drive. Preston (30 mins) has trains to London and Scotland. There is street free parking

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Built in 1848 it was the coach house to the Manor House adjacent ..sympathetically had major refits to make it look like it’s always been that way but with modern amenities. we are close to the moterways Manchester or Liverpool airports and lots of historical places like Skipton Harrogate York just to name a few

Large open unique quirky period style

Pubs in walking distance with good grub 7 days and nights a week Close to motorway links sea side is about 30 miles City centres 30 miles Ferries 30+ miles

Lovely spacious, open plan home with all modern facilities. The living room features a large wood burning stove, super fast WIFI, SmartTV with Netflix/Amazon, large corner sofa and swivel chair. Large open plan kitchen, dining room with all modern cooking facilities including coffee makers. On the 1st floor there are 2 good sized bedrooms, 1 double and 1 single with a large 3 piece bathroom featuring a walk in shower and double jacuzzi bath. Lovely private garden to the rear of the property.

Beautifully presented modern stone-built semi detached house. Bright open plan large house with no expense spared on the properties individual features including a wood burning stove in the living room. Beautifully decorated with everything you will need for a fantastic vacation including digital 50" TV (Netflix, Prime etc.) and super fast WIFI. Located in the centre of a lovely countryside location in Oswaldtwistle and close to the city of Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool. Close to train stations and all major transport links. The property benefits from a beautifully fitted new kitchen, large bathroom featuring a double whirlpool bath and contemporary decoration throughout. Additionally, this perfect family home has gas central heating, double glazing, gardens front and rear and good sized driveway. Two bedrooms are available, 1 double and 1 single.

Very close to Blackburn Hospital for anyone coming for work. This property is in an excellent location right in the centre of Oswaldtwistle on the edge of a quiet street. Walking distance to all local amenities including lovely restaurants and bars. Close to the train station where pick up can be arranged. Also close to beautiful countryside, villages and major cities such as Manchester and Liverpool.

This is a lovely, 1930s Art Deco bungalow, situated one minute drive from the motorway network. Manchester is 40 minutes drive away. For walkers we have the beautiful Forest of Bowland (AONB) on our doorstep. As a retired ESOL teacher I get on well with people from many different backgrounds and have a basic grasp of several European languages. I also have a strong connection with the Rwandan community in the North of England

*As seen on The Great Staycation: Dot's Farm, BBC 1 HD* Cosy up in the hut with free ranging hens for neighbors. There's a full size double bed, table, microwave, kettle & water storage. The hut is easy to heat with the electric heater or you can go old school & use the wood burner. There is hot & cold running water & a loo close by at the farm. Please note the cost is the same whether it is one guest or two, so why not bring a chum along :) Nosy at our farm on insta @cronkshawfold

The Shepherd's hut provides a comfy double bed which will be made up with bedding and blankets on your arrival. Other facilities include a fold out table hidden under the main table and chairs which can be used inside or carried out onto the spacious veranda so you can easily write/ paint/relax/work indoors in the cosy hut or outside with views over the valley. The hut also has a woodburning stove for heating, an electric heater for instant cosyness if you don't want to bother with the fire and two side boards with a microwave, storage container for water and a small kettle. There is cutlery, crockery and a cool box you can take over to the hut the kitchenette. The cabin is basic with only one double plug socket. There is no running water - there is a large container of water in the hut for you and more water can be found close by along with toileting facilities. The Shepherds hut provides the perfect simple get away for those on a limited budget wanting to get away from it all and live the simple life. Guests who will be arriving in the dark/ in winter time who aren't keen on navigating in low light should bring a torch to find your way to the hut as the path to it is unlit. This is because we have an abundance of rare wildlife on the farm including bats and owls (which you will likely see) which need the dark to be best able to hunt for their dinner. Useful things to bring: A flannel/ wet wipes for washing and a towel A torch Wellies CHECK IN is any time at all from 5pm onwards - it's self check in so it doesn't matter at all when you arrive. You won't disturb anyone if you arrive in the middle of the night after a night out/ long drive. Check out is 10am. If you watched us on the BBC and saw we also have a hot tub, we're currently figuring out the best way to set up a system so guests can book to use it when they get here. It will definitely be available to use from March, but only ~40% chance we'll get it sorted by December (but we're working on it!) It'll cost £15 per hour to hire out the tub for 2 people.

Neighbourhood updated The farm is tucked away off the private Alden road, this is a quiet place to stay with no street lights shining in through the windows or cars driving past. A short walk away is Helmshore textile museum where you can explore the rich history of the cotton, wool and linen industry here in this part of Lancashire. The museum also holds the local farmers market on the first Sunday of every month in the car park. WALKING We are situated minutes away from a bridleway that takes you up to peel tower, which lends spectacular views over Manchester. Haslingden grane is about a 25 minute walk away and is a great spot for bird watching. There is a walk opposite the farm that takes up the large stone at the tip of Musbury tor. EATiNG The cotton house is a modern bar with a nice atmosphere some great cocktails and good food. A little further up from that is the local shop Neary’s which is usually stocked with all your necessities including extra firewood. We are a ten minute drive from Ramsbottom, a popular alternative town in greater Manchester that has some great eateries, The Mousetrap and Eagle and Child are fantastic places to eat and drink. It also has the only plastic free shop this side of Manchester, ‘plentiful’. The second Sunday of every month you'll find the farmers market here. PUBS Back on Helmshore road in between the cotton house and Neary’s is the station hotel. there are no airs or graces here but it has friendly locals and the station hotel has a pool table a beer garden. There is also Robin Hood pub which is on the way to Haslingden Grane and has a lovely beer garden and is dog friendly. At the foot of peel tower, is the shoulder of mutton which is a popular stopover from the walk. SIGHTS There is a bus stop 25 minutes walk away that has regular buses to Manchester. A steam railway that goes from Rawtenstall to bury through Ramsbottom, (if you listen closely you can hear it in the distance on the farm) The link will tell you more information. http://www.eastlancsrailway.org.uk/plan-your-day-out/destinations/ramsbottom.aspx We are just 30 minute drive from Pendle hill, a hour away from the forest of Bowland and an hour and a half drive away from those wanting to explore the lake district.

Modern flat with separate bedroom bathroom lounge and kitchen. Just off the main road ideal for a couple or single person maximum 3 guests

On the door step of Witton Park fantastic for walking trecking and dog walking. 1 road leads you into town centre which is 5 minutes away lol al shops 4 mins away

A lovely large terrace house, on the main roads but quiet area of Rishton, Accessible by bus and train as well as motorways links just two minutes away. Great location central for Accrington, Blackburn, Whalley, Clitheroe, Preston and Manchester. Being a spacious and neutrally decorated home, it is ideal for business or pleasure. Lots of room and very spacious property. Going further afield you can easily walk into the countryside or find good bars in Whalley for a relaxing evening out.

You will have access to the whole house and surprised at its size together with the third floor attic room, currently not used but a great hide out. With a front room, large dining room and separate kitchen. bed 1 king size bed. Bed 2 double bed Bed 3 metal sofa bed with two single slim mattresses that pull out to a twin/double Fitted kitchen with tea/coffee/creamer Electric oven/microwave/toaster Bathroom with bath and over shower Towels

A quiet area of the village with lovely allotments to the rear, you can walk out around the corner along the country lane to immediate country side and access to the local park and waterways. Locally five minutes walk to the centre of Rishton where there is a local pub, Cooperative shop and takeaways. Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa is 1 minutes in the car down the road for a special Spa/gym access. Located just off the M65 great location for transport links to Accrington, Blackburn, Nelson, Preston, Manchester as well as road links to Whalley, Clitheroe and surrounding areas of the Ribble Valley and Pendle.

Peers Clough Farm provides bed and breakfast accommodation, catering especially for riders, cyclists and walkers on the Mary Towneley Loop of the Pennine Bridleway. A quiet and peaceful location within easy reach of motorway network

Peers Clough Farm is a 200 year old, former dairy farm, set in 70 acres of pasture and woodland, between Lumb and Water in the Rossendale Valley, East Lancashire, close to the towns of Rawtenstall and Burnley. Our old farmhouse is full of character and situated three quarters of a mile from the main Burnley Road East. We are at 1000 feet so have fabulous views but can also catch the weather! (good and bad!) We share our space with nature and Fell ponies!

Nestled within the South Pennines, Rossendale is one of the North West's most cherished hidden gems. An area once famous for its textile industries, down to earth folk and quirky traditions, Rossendale now welcomes a new generation of visitors to enjoy its rugged landscape and congenial hospitality.

**CLOSED DURING THIS CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC** A fantastic location with easy access to the nearby M6 and M65 motorways. We have the beautiful Ribble Valley right on our doorstep with Pendle Hill Witch Country and the Forest of Bowland nearby. Manchester and Liverpool city centres and airports are journeys of less than an hour and the stunning scenery of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales can be easily reached within 90 minutes.

The place is a stone built cottage and features fires in living and dining area. Good sized well equiped kitchen which guests have use of. Huge bedroom with king size bed. Bathroom has corner bath and excellent shower. Use of washing machine. Views over Holcombe hill and scout moor. Great walking to be had straight out of the door.

Close to Ramsbottom centre which has some of the best Restaurants and bars in North Manchester. Fantastic walks on the doorstep plus the steam train (East lands Railway) is in Ramsbottom. Cosy real fire for a warm after those country walks.

Ramsbottom is fast becoming one of the best places to live if you like a balance of quiet rural countryside yet with a wealth of great bars and restaurants. We even have our own music festival!

Hi All My cosy little house is the perfect place for a short stay. The area is close to transport links, cafes, supermarkets. There are various other shops within walking distance. The train station is a 5 minute walk away which can take you to the surrounding areas, e.g Manchester, Blackburn, etc. The house is equipped with all the essentials to a standard which is liveable for a short stay or long periods of time. There is parking in front of the house and on the streets around the house.

There is a kitchen and living room downstairs. There is one double bedroom upstairs and one small single bed room.

Double bedroom available in this family home. You will also have full access to the rest of our home. We are situated in the lovely Ribble valley. Close to Clitheroe, Skipton, Blackburn, Preston. Its a 50 min train ride to Manchester City centre. Self service breakfast is included.

Lovely double room awaits you. We are situated in the lovely Ribble Valley. You will be in a safe and friendly environment. I will make every effort to ensure you enjoy your stay. There will be fantastic walks on your door step. The train station to Manchester is a 5 min drive away. You will have access to as much as you like. I will interact as much or as little that you feel comfortable with. Old langho is tucked away from the noise and bustle of town life, there are lovely walks in our doorstep and a local wine bar that serves food. The black bull is a 10 min walk away which also serves reasonably priced food. It's a quiet safe area that I'm sure you will like Public transport is limited in this village.

Old langho is tucked away from the noise and bustle of town life, there are lovely walks in our doorstep and a local wine bar that serves food. The black bull is a 10 min walk away which also serves reasonably priced food. It's a quiet safe area that I'm sure you will like

Close to Blackburn hospital for staff looking for accommodation. Detached contemporary studio, with decking area. Situated in the Ribble Valley, close to local amenities and train station. Ideal location for walking and visiting the Ribble Valley. The property consists of open plan living area with bed settee, sky television, Netflix, wifi. Kitchen area with fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle and toaster. Shower room, with large shower, toilet and sink. There is parking at the property.

Looking to get away during the current situation or need accommodation for work the studio is self contained and cleaned to a high standard between stays. Ideal location to stay for the local wedding venues, Stanley House, Shireburn Arms, Foxfields, Mytton Fold, Sparth House, Mitton Hall and Stanley house. And also Northcote Mannor, if you are looking for that special meal. Free sky TV and Netflix Free WIFI Towels and tea, coffee and milk are provided. Continental breakfast on request at an extra charge.

Close to local amenities and shops. Good transport links, close to train station and bus stop.

Newly renovated home located in Accrington.

This unique eco home; recently renovated, features underfloor heating, solar panels, new windows and doors, freshly rendered and sandblasted exterior, with a relatively new kitchen and bathroom.

The features of this home make it a pleasure to live here!

An extension to the owners home & much more than just a spare room, you will have your own kitchen, bathroom & lounge. There is a communal door between the apartment and the owner's kitchen to allow guests access to the washing machine. On a small housing estate In Billington, a rural village near Whalley, in the Ribble Valley, a lovely area for walking & cycling. 6 miles from Clitheroe.

This was our daughter flat which she has now vacated in favour of her own home. It's airy & spacious with its own bathroom & shower over bath, lounge on a mezzanine level accessed by stairs with a lovely view towards Pendle Hill. The kitchen has a fridge, microwave & gas/electric cooker with a good sized dining area. Free WiFi and TV/DVD player available. Please note, due to fire safety regulations , sleeping in the mezzanine area is strictly forbidden.

Billington lies between Blackburn & Clitheroe close to Whalley in the beautiful Ribble Valley area of Lancashire. Quiet, rural yet within easy reach of bigger towns like Blackburn, Manchester.