Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Huddersfield
The historic market town of Huddersfield is located in the rugged hills of West Yorkshire, near the Pennines, at the confluence of the rivers Colne and Holme. It is famous for its role in the Industrial Revolution and as the birthplace of rugby league. Exploring the town centre from your holiday cottage in Huddersfield, you will notice fine Victorian architecture and striking landmarks such as the listed railway station. Nearby, at the summit of Castle Hill, Victoria Tower looms over the town and is visible for miles around. The town hall, St Peter’s Church, and the George Hotel are all impressive buildings. Not to be missed on self-catering holidays in Huddersfield, the Pack Horse Centre is a covered pedestrianised cobblestone street along which horses once carried goods from the Pennines. Today, it is one of the town’s best shopping streets. Beaumont Park is a lovely place for a stroll, with woods, a bandstand, and water cascades dating back to the Victorian era. The town is renowned for its annual events, which include nationally important literature and contemporary music festivals, a Caribbean carnival, and the spectacular Festival of Light. The unspoiled scenery of the Peak District and the Yorkshire Dales are close enough for day trips from Huddersfield.
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Live like a lord or lady of the manor with a stay at Wuthering Heights, a lovely Grade II-listed Georgian home on 2½ acres of private grounds near the West Yorkshire village of West Bretton. This large, pet-friendly holiday cottage features seven bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and majestic moorland views.
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Tyas Cottage is a secluded rural cottage in West Yorkshire and offers lovely walks from its doorstep. The elegant pet-friendly cottage near Bradshaw boasts a sculpture-filled garden, antique furnishings, modern comforts, woodland views, a log fire, a four-poster bed and exposed beams.