Tyas Cottage self catering accommodation for six
The cul-de-sac lane that leads to Tyas Cottage is an ancient, cobbled pack horse route and, apart from the sound of falling water, the property is quiet and rural.
Tyas Cottage is very spacious for a cottage. It sleeps up to 6 people and has been recently restored. We're located in a small hamlet within an idyllic local beauty spot on the site of the first water-powered mill in its own valley, Merrydale, which leads off the Colne Valley. It is roughly between Slaithwaite and Marsden and 7 miles from Huddersfield.
The holiday cottage and adjoining shared gardens are surrounded on three sides by woodland with Merrydale Clough to the east. There is a lovely walk alongside the river to Slaithwaite village.
Slaithwaite railway station is on the Newcastle to Liverpool route and the M62 is also within 5 minutes journey time. The nearby canal and Standedge Tunnel have been recently restored. There is a pub/restaurant a short (but steep and sometimes muddy) walk away. For the more serious walker, the Riverhead Brewery in Marsden is a just reward.
The holiday cottage is fully equipped. It has 3 bedrooms, a spacious living room, dining/hall, and kitchen area. There is a colour satellite TV as well as a smaller portable TV. Its antique furniture includes a Georgian mahogany 4 poster bed with a carved ceiling.
On the ground floor, as well as a farmhouse kitchen and hall, the cottage has a twin-bedded room, shower room/W.C. and a spiral staircase to first floor.
Relax in the lovely spacious beamed first floor sitting room with its wood-burner.
Other bedrooms are the double bedroom with a carved antique four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom/W.C and the twin-bedded room also with an en-suite bathroom/W.C.
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