Location
Ideally located
“Cottage Pie” is tucked in amongst the valley’s hustle and bustle. Set within the breath-taking Holme Valley on the back drop of the Pennines. And not forgetting the location of “Last of the Summer Wine” the longest running sitcom in the world famous for its rolling green scenery and views.
A great base to explore Yorkshire and the Peak District and a great central location to enjoy Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield & York.
- 10mins flat/direct walk to the restaurants/ eateries and shops of Holmfirth
- Easy on street parking, where there is nearly always availability
- Amenities and bus stop just 5 minutes walk away.
For those who like to gym and swim there is a warm pool and facilities just 5 minutes walk and open from 6am everyday!
Places to eat in Holmfirth
Cafes:
The Carding Shed
The Blue Bird
The Unity Yard
Holme Coffee House
Bloc
Ribbles
Beaties – Deli and Coffee House
Wrinkled Stocking
Philomena Foggs – Bistro Cafe
The Hideout
Lu’s Place Meltham
Restaurants:
Lou & Joe’s Burger House
Devour at the Dyehouse
Holmfirth Vineyard
Mexicali
So Dough – Pizzas
Gastro Pubs:
The Huntsmen
Harveys
The Fleece
The Ford inn
Bosure Trout
The Pickled Pheasant
Jacobs Well
The Fox House
Fish and Chips:
Compos (Suitable for vegans)
Hollowgate Fisheries
Finlays
Places to visit nearby
- Holmfirth Vineyard
- Wolfstone Heights
- Digley Reservoir
- Beaumont Park
- Castle Hill
- Langsett Reservoir (& Upper Midhope Christmas Tree)
- Slaithwaite
- Saddleworth
- Penistone Paramount
- Wentworth
- Cawthorne & Cannon Hall
- Peak District
Don’t forget to check the live events at our local Holmfirth Picture Drome
Places to visit throughout Yorkshire
- York
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park
- Peak District
- Strines Moor
- Derwent Valley & the Dam Busters
- Lady Bower Reservoir
- National Coal Mining Museum
- The Hepworth Art Gallery
- Halifax Piece Hall
Reviews
Stepping into Cottage Pie was like stepping into a fairy tale. Gina has so carefully and thoughtfully created a space where the amazing attention to detail, both in the look and feel but also the function, is very evident. A real gem. Becky and I loved our stay here. Paul (Airbnb June 2024)
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What a unique and stunning property, I felt privileged to stay there. The attention Gina and her partner have gone too is extraordinary. If you are in the area I’d highly recommend staying here. I will be back! Colin (Airbnb May24)
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It’s a beautifully presented little cottage with real character – 250 years old – and it’s a great location for exploring the northern part of the Peak. Spotlessly clean and rooms nicely furnished. Easy walk to centre of town with good restaurants, pubs etc. Nick (Airbnb May 24)
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Fantastic house. We loved our stay. Looks as good if not better than the photos (and that says something). Host had thought of everything. Very well appointed house, lots of attention to detail, and made with a lot of love. Don’t doubt staying here. Nigel (Airbnb April 24)
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Our stay at Cottage Pie was a magical experience. Gina has the most wonderful flair and the house is beautifully presented in the most wonderfully homely, cosy way. Her thoughtful touches of leaving sweets and biscuits and flowers all around the place just completed the whole experience. The house is conveniently located near all the amenities you could wish for – Aldi, Lidl, and some wonderful eateries close by. The weather was terrible during our stay but with wood for the fire provided, there was nowhere else we’d rather have been than snuggled under the blankets at Cottage Pie. And with the Harry Potter connection, our son absolutely loved it. Thank you, Gina…(currently trying to think up an excuse to book a second visit…) Nathen. (Airbnb April 24)
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