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17th Century Cottage, Walks & Summer Evenings
Historic, Magical, and romantic 17th-century cottage full of character, exposed beams, stone walls, and storybook charm with a crackling log burner (good supply of logs) 🍷Peaceful & tucked away, yet just a 10-min walk to Holmfirth’s cafés, pubs & shops 🥾Stunning walks, cycling routes & valley views from the doorstep 👨👩👧2 comfortable bedrooms, perfect for couples, friends, or small families 🍳Well-equipped kitchen, comfy living space & beds, 2 Smart TVs, fast Wi-Fi 🚗Easy on-street parking

Upside down stone Bothy on Marsden Moor
Long Fall Bothy is a gorgeous stone building on the outskirts of Marsden village in West Yorkshire. Perfect for a walking holiday, the Kirklees Way passes the property and the Pennine Way, Oldham Way are close by. A great place for mountain biking with the Transpennine Trail a few miles away and lots of cycle paths/trails on your doorstep. Local real ale pubs and plenty of cafes in Marsden village a short walk (15 minutes) along the canal. Beautiful scenery, views from the cottage are amazing.

The Carriage at The Old Station
Step back in time with our lovingly restored 1895 GWR carriage, one of few situated at a Victorian Station. Enjoy a beautifully furnished living space, bathroom, kitchenette, and a comfy bed ensuring a restful night's sleep. Located in Saddleworth, renowned for its scenic walking routes and picturesque villages. Nearby, you'll find dining, drinking, and activities: including the world record-holding Old Bell Inn gin emporium. Book today to experience this unique, charming historical hideaway.

The Old Post Office on Bolster Moor
The Old Post Office in Bolster Moor is a self contained 1 bedroom apartment. Furnished and equipped for stays of a weekend, a week or a month. There is private off road parking and a shared garden. With a brilliant farm shop and cafe opposite and the local pub two minute walk away. Barely a mile away is Golcar, where you can find shops, food & restaurants, pubs & a pharmacy. There is an abundance of great walking in the area and the 13 mile long Colne Valley way passes right by us.

The Fairy Cabin
Tranquil woodland cabin in South Crosland. Perfect idyllic getaway with stunning views of a babbling stream through a glass floor window. With space for 2 adults and 1-2 children, the cabin features modern amenities. The bathroom boasts a refreshing shower, while the well-equipped kitchen area inc.a sink, fridge, small oven and hob. Relax in the super king-size bed and enjoy off-road parking. For an extra fee, indulge in the ultimate relaxation with our huge hot tub.

Sleepers - cosy retreat to relax or for adventure.
Based in Marsden, Sleepers, is our one bedroom self catering guest suite for two adult guests. Within the Colne Valley, overlooking the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, it is a perfect location for a relaxing break, with local pubs, shops and cafes a gentle stroll along the towpath. A perfect base for longer walks, cycling and even a wild swimming reservoir within view of the front door.

Charming chocolate box cottage on the riverside
The Old Cobblers offers an idyllic staycation experience in this iconic village property. If you are on the Pennine Way, holidaying or simply looking for a weekend getaway you will not be disappointed here. Located right in the heart of the buzzing village with the Peak District National Park on the doorstep, you will enjoy relaxing in this completely independent, entire cottage.

The Lodge in Marsden
Luxury log cabin at the edge of the Peak District nestling in a beautiful rural location with stunning views yet close to local amenities, shops, bars and several restaurants. We are ideally positioned on the Colne valley circular walk with easy access to the Pennine Way/Bridleway. Direct trains from Marsden to Manchester and Huddersfield.

Charming cosy weavers cottage.
Old circa 1800’s part weavers cottage, recently renovated to become a cosy home. With amazing views of the Colne Valley and beyond, it is ideally located to enjoy what this stunning area has to offer. Whether you want to enjoy exploring the beautiful country side or stay in to relax and unwind, this snug home is perfect the perfect place.

Couples Cabin, Cupwith
A Place In The Pennines provides luxurious wooden cabins in the heart of Marsden, Huddersfield, suitable for couples, families, and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled in the woods, the cabins offer a cosy and romantic retreat. They are situated between a canal and river and are conveniently located on the Pennine Way.

The Scullery - a quirky annex with wood fire
Situated in the beautiful Pennines with all the amenities of the village of Marsden, great views and privacy. The Scullery is attached to our family home and we are tucked away in a very quiet and private spot yet only 300 metres from the centre of Marsden and just 650 metres to the train station.

Crow Hill Garden Wing - self contained annex
Come and relax in our self contained garden wing, just 5mins walk from the centre of Marsden (10 minutes walk from the station). Set in the stunning grounds of the Crow Hill Estate. With access to the National Trust Marsden Moor through the back gate. Dogs welcome.
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All about Marsden
The small village of Marsden in West Yorkshire boasts breathtaking landscapes and a rich industrial heritage. From its striking canals to its lush green valley and glistening reservoirs, Marsden brims with natural beauty. Set against the backdrop of the South Pennines and Peak District parkland, the village is at the doorstep of many walking, hiking, and bicycling trails. A journey along the River Colne, which runs through Marsden, leads to Standedge Tunnel, one of four parallel tunnels in the Pennines.
The historic buildings that line the streets are made of sandstone and grit, giving the appearance of a village suspended in time, though that certainly isn’t the case. Peel Street, Marsden’s main thoroughfare, is the central shopping area, home to boutiques, art studios, and trendy and traditional places to grab a drink and a bite to eat.
What are the top things to do in Marsden?
Standedge Tunnel and Visitor Centre
Five minutes outside Marsden is the 5.6-kilometre Standedge Canal Tunnel, one of Britain’s highest, deepest, and longest canal tunnels. Take a guided boat trip along the waterway to learn more about the tunnel’s construction and history, spanning 200 years. There is a cosy cafe near the tunnel if you’re looking for a small bite or a cuppa.
Ramsden Reservoir
Situated along the edge of the Peak District, the Ramsden Reservoir offers scenic walks through varying terrain, including vast stretches of woodland. There’s a series of paths that meander through the valley and over the moors near the village of Holmfirth, 20 minutes away. The woodland picnic sites offer a tranquil spot to enjoy a snack while taking in the scenic views.
Marsden Moor
Marsden Moor, part of Peak District National Park, is a broad expanse of open moorland crisscrossed by several hiking paths. Take the Marsden Moor Heritage Trail, a 12.8-kilometre walking path that leads to the top of Pule Hill. Getting here is half the fun, especially if you enjoy bird watching. Golden plovers, merlins, short-eared owls, and grouse are just a few species you might spot in the area.
Destinations to explore
- Peak District National Park
- Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Alton Towers
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Chester Zoo
- Etihad Stadium
- Chatsworth House
- Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool
- Heaton Park
- The Quays
- Sefton Park
- Didsbury Village
- AO Arena
- Fountains Abbey
- Harewood House
- Tatton Park
- The Secret Garden Glamping
- York Castle Museum
- Bowlers Exhibition Centre
- M&S Bank Arena
- University of Manchester
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park
- Wythenshawe Park
- Bramham Park





