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Tyas Cottage is within easy reach of a wide range of attractions yet
very secluded (at the end of a cul-de-sac).  It is part of a small,
ancient hamlet in Merrydale valley (designated as a Site of Scientific
Interest) and the site of  the first Colne Valley water-powered mill
(17th C).  It has a private terrace plus access to large shared
garden, river, mill-pond, waterfall, woodland and nearby moors (and
the Pennine Way).  There are 11 golf courses within 5 miles. The
television series, ‘Where The Heart is’ is set in the nearest Village.
 See website for virtual tour.  Please note that Tyas cottage is
wrongly placed on MapQuest (should be 2 miles south).

Tyas Cottage (which includes a barn) sleeps up to 6 people and has
been recently restored. 
The holiday cottage is fully equipped. It has 3 bedrooms, a spacious
living room, dining/hall, and kitchen area. There is broadband access
for your own laptop and satellite 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 4'
9" four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom/W.C and the twin-bedded room
also with an en-suite bathroom/W.C. 

We're located in a small hamlet within an idyllic local beauty spot on
the site of the first water-powered mill in the Colne Valley, near
Slaithwaite and 7 miles from Huddersfield. The holiday cottage and
adjoining gardens (featured in the Magazine 25 Beautiful Gardens) are
surrounded on three sides by woodland with Merrydale Clough to the
east. 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, and Tyas
Cottage is within walking distance of the Pennine Way and Marsden,
home of the Riverhead Brewery. It is south facing within the
sheltered, wooded valley, Merrydale, and at the end of a secluded
cul-de-sac. This is an ancient, cobbled pack horse road and, apart
from the sound of falling water, the property is quiet and rural. 

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