The front of the Old School Holmbridge
 
The Old School Holmbridge, Holmfirth
Holiday home (vacation rental) in Holmbridge, Holmfirth, the Last of the Summer Wine market town
 
 
Inside the Apartment
Pictures of the entrance and inside the apartment
 
 
The outside of The Old School
External pictures of The Old School
 
 
About the area
Multimap detail of Holmbridge
 
 
Prices and Availability for 2008
Price list and calendar for 2008
 
 
Terms and conditions
Rental terms and conditions
 
 

About the area

This link will take you to Multimap where you can zoom in and out of the area. we will send you more detailed directions on booking.

The Old School Holmbridge">Map of Holmbridge and Holmfirth

One of the reasons Last of the Summer Wine is so popular is because of its beautiful setting in the South Pennines. This is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and very close to the Peak District National Park.

There are large unspoilt moors and dales, over and around which are a large number of public footpaths, catering for all levels of ability. There are five reservoirs/ nature reserves within walking distance of our house and more a short drive away. In the valleys there are a few remaining Wool and Cotton mills, reminders of the first Industrial Revolution. The money cotton and wool bought to the region has left a legacy of grand houses and architecture in nearby towns and cities.

Huddersfield is 5 miles away with all the leisure amenities of a large bustling town including swimming pools, multiplex cinema, bowling alleys, plenty of restaurants and a busy shopping area with all the best known high street shops and a few not so well known. Did you know that Rugby league has it origins in a meeting in the George Hotel in Huddersfield?! Also within 20 miles are Leeds, Manchester, Bradford and Sheffield.

If you prefer to stay closer to home (no pun intended), Holmfirth has lots to offer. There are film location tours throughout the year and lots of alleyways and side streets to explore. There are galleries, artists studios, bookshops, and numerous other independant retailers in our vibrant Market Town. Holmfirth has a variety of different restaurants, a riverside pub and two toy shops! There is also a general market every Thursday, a craft market on a Saturday, and on the third Sunday of every month a farmers market.

Local Attractions include: Booth House Galley, Cannon Hall Farm, Coast to Coast walk, Huddersfield Art Gallery, Kirklees Light Railway, National Coal Mining Museum, Nostell Priory, Oakwell Hall Counrty Park, Red House Museum, Piece Hall, Royal Armouries Museum, Tolson Memorial Museum, Yorkshire Sulpture Park.

The link below takes you to the Holmfirth web site which has all sorts of useful information about the town and area, as well as what's on and local news. Don't forget to push the Back button on your browser when you want to return to this page.

The holmfirth web site

Contact us by e-mail
toldschool@btinternet.com
or
dale.woods@btconnect.com
Telephone 01484 690 499
Fax 01484 538 199

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