Weavers Cottage

Key features

• Sleep 8
• 4 Bedrooms
• 3 shower/Bathrooms
• Ground floor wash basin and WC
• 1 large family living room
• Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire.
• 2 electric ovens, 5-ring induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer,  washer and tumble dryer
• First floor sitting room
• Utility room
• 2 large Fluffy towels provided for each guests
• Underfloor heating throughout
• TV with Freeview and BT Sports
• WiFi
• We provide cots and highchairs on request
• 3 well-behaved dogs welcome. Dog crates available if you require them. 
• Parking for  4 cars
• Lawned Gardens to the front and rear with separate patio area.
• Hot tub
• Barbeque
• Shop and pub under 1 mile
• Stunning Countryside surroundings
• Fantastic walks/cycle routes from the doorstep
• Cots and high chairs available on request – Please note we do not supply cot bedding. Please bring your own.
• Catering available
• No stag/hen or similar
• No smoking in the property
• Not suitable for anyone with limited mobility due to multiple levels inside and outside the property.
• External CCTV in operation.

Kitchen and Dining

The open plan kitchen living on the ground floor is a great space for family and friends to get together over an evening meal. Relaxing around the stone fireplace in the comfy seating area or cooking in the well-equipped kitchen with granite worktops and dining table. This family room links through to the front garden with BBQ with seating.

Living Spaces

Sit back and unwind in the comfort of the living room. Relax on the sofas, enjoying the light streaming through the long row of weaver’s windows. With Oak floor boards, stone fireplace and underfloor heating this is a cosy room you can retire to after your evening meal. Reminiscing about times gone by with your loved ones. On summer evenings bring the outdoors indoors by opening the back door out to the rear patio where the hot tub is located in the garden.

Bedrooms

Weavers cottage bedrooms all offer a cosy feel for a relaxing night’s sleep, with 3 of them enjoying the continuous row of weaver’s cottage windows looking out over the Valley. The fourth bedroom has a Juliette balcony with views onto the rear garden and patio area. After a good night’s sleep amongst the soft cotton sheets, deep mattress and plump pillows and listening to the dawn chorus of the garden birds, you will be totally relaxed in this charming cottage. The cottages luxurious bathroom/shower rooms are finished to a beautifully high standard, with Porcelanosa tiles, rain showers and heated towel rails.

Games Room

To entertain the competitive members of your family the games room offers great entertainment with a pool table and table tennis table. On warm days opening the external door onto the outside space and BBQ area, makes this a great social space for friends and family to gather.

Gardens & Grounds

Located on a quiet country lane only accessed by residents the cottage sits elevated amongst the rugged landscape. Looking across the river and across the valley towards the village church. With Old Oak trees and Sycamore trees within the grounds, wildlife is in abundance in the gardens. Embrace the views whilst alfresco dining at the picnic bench or whilst relaxing in the hot tub.

Please bear in mind the hot tub for Weavers cottage is located near to the Bedrooms of Leapings cottage. So therefore the hot tub must not be used between the hours of 00:00am and 7am.

For extra security we do operate external CCTV in Leapings Grounds next door which we also own, which may show some of Weavers Garden.

Entrance & Utility

Weavers entrance has a plenty of space for muddy boots and hanging coats. The utility room provides a washing machine and tumble dryer and practical space away from food prep areas.

Local Walks from the Doorstep

The centre of Thurlstone village is just a 5-minute walk and offers a welcoming award winning pub serving food and a small shop which offers a range of sandwiches, pastries and baking. Only a few hundred yards from the cottage is the Trans Pennine Trail an old railway line which was used to transport freight goods and cattle from East to West Coast. Over the years since the railway was dismantled in 1980, the trail has become a haven for wildlife with its many species of trees and wild flowers lining the route, making it a perfect place to enjoy walking or cycling, whist taking in the stunning scenery.

For a more challenging walk you can walk from the cottage up to Royd Moor viewing point. Taking in the wonderful countryside and looking out across towards the Peak District.