Hen House - UK31827 (UK31827)

There are endless opportunities nearby to walk and cycle the stunning countryside, whilst learning all about the Pendle Witch Trials.. Ground Floor: Porch: With storage for boots and coats and washing machine. Living/dining room: With Smart TV. Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and Smart TV. Bedroom 2: With twin beds and Smart TV. Wet room: With shower and toilet. First floor. Bedroom 3: Galleried with kingsize bed, Smart TV and en-suite wet room with shower and toilet.. Both properties: Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Enclosed patio area with garden furniture and barbecue. Dog, boot and cycle washing facilities. 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on leads at all times (sheep country). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is a natural supply from a spring. . Nestling on the lower slopes of the stunning and dramatic Pendle Hill, the rebuilding of these two semi-detached cottages was completed in 2020 using natural stone and slate to complement the original farm buildings still standing. The building comprises of two individual semi-detached cottages. Located in the Lancashire village of Barley, surrounded by beautiful countryside and set within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The picturesque honeypot village of Barley is a true rural delight and most popular as the base from which to climb the iconic Pendle Hill or visit the Pendle Sculpture Trail. You’ll find an information centre that caters for the many visiting tourists, plus two inns, each serving a variety of real ales and good food together with a restaurant which serves a selection of hot meals. Together with the trials of the Pendle witches in 1612 and for being the site of the birth of the Quaker movement, the area is famed for its spectacular Pennine landscape and wildlife and is therefore popular with walkers, runners, cyclists and bird watchers alike. You’ll find established routes radiating from the area such as the Walking with Witches trail, the Four Reservoir walks and Bowland by Bike. For those who can bring themselves to leave the immediate area, the Forest of Bowland covers an area of 803km² of rural Lancashire, as well as North Yorkshire. There is also easy access to the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and the scenic Lancashire coastline. The neighbouring mill towns and villages of Roughlee, Barnoldswick, Nelson, Barrowford and Colne offer a quirky mix of traditional and trendy, with mill outlets and weekly markets together with vintage and designer shops. A short drive will take you to the historic towns of Clitheroe and Skipton, each boasting its own castle. With such breathtaking countryside on your doorstep, this really is an outstanding location for your next break away. Shops 3 miles, pubs and restaurants 1 mile. Free WiFi The building comprises of two individual semi-detached cottages. 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on leads when out and about (sheep country). There is a natural water supply from a spring. Please note that, unfortunately, due to surrounding ground conditions that this property is not wheelchair friendly.