Stables Cottage - Hebden Bridge

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Beautifully furnished and decorated throughout with feature Shaker style fitted kitchen, Stables Cottage near Hebden Bridge in the West Yorkshire Pennines is an immaculately converted 16th Century detached farmhouse. Accommodating up to 5 guests across 3 spacious bedrooms, this idyllically situated self-catering farmhouse nestles close to the Pennine Way National Trail with outstanding Yorkshire real ale pubs situated in nearby Lumbutts and Mankinholes. Enchanting period features within Stables Cottage near Todmorden include exposed stonework and a woodburning stove. The property boasts a spectacular elevated position just 3 miles from bustling Hebden Bridge, within the owner's farm which has an on-site equestrian centre. This Pennine Yorkshire historic cottage nestles ideally close to the Pennine Bridleway and the Mary Towneley Loop and is perfect for horse riding holidays with stabling, plus mountain bikes available by request.

Spacious and immaculately presented Stables Cottage near Lumbutts and Mankinholes medieval settlements is perfectly placed for walking holidays, cycling and for horse riding on the Pennine Bridleway and Mary Towneley Loop. Within easy reach of the property is the Pennine Way National Trail and local popular walking trails including the beautiful Calderdale Way long distance footpath, a stunning trail winding around the Calderdale towns of Hebden Bridge, Todmorden and Halifax taking in the Stoodley Pike monument. Hebden Bridge just 3 miles from this historic Pennine farmhouse, offers an exceptional Fairtrade and organic shopping and dining scene plus fantastic live music venues, a historic independent cinema and a superb choice of chic boutiques and vintage clothing shops. Ideal for touring Pennine West Yorkshire, within easy driving distance of Stables Cottage near Todmorden is Haworth and the Bronte Parsonage Museum, Halifax and top family attraction Eureka and Skipton and the Yorkshire Dales. Gentle idyllic walks around Hebden Bridge and Todmorden are along the Rochdale Canal and in the spectacular woodland of Hardcastle Crags which sits close to Hebden centre.