4 Lower Folley is a gorgeous contemparary home perfect for a retreat to the Cotswolds. This property sleeps a total of four and is located in Paxford.

Located in Paxford, 4 Lower Folley is a gorgeous contemparary home perfect for a family retreat to the Cotswolds. As you enter the property you will discover a porch which is equipped with both a washer and a dryer. Continuing on, you will discover the kitchen/diner which comes with all modern conveniences. To the left of this is the lounge area, which has a woodburning stove and smart TV. As you move to the first floor you will find a king-size bedroom to your left and a twin single room to the right. In between both of these bedrooms is the family bathroom which is equipped with a generously sized walk in shower. To the rear of the cottage is the lovely gravelled garden which has outside seating perfect for a summers evening. Two pets welcome.

Amenities: Central heating with wood burning stove. Electric oven hobs. Dishwasher, Microwave. Fridge. Table Top Freezer. Toaster. Cafetiere. Nespresso machine with capsules. Kettle. Smart TV with Netflix subscription. Wi-Fi included. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Hairdryer supplied. Garden space with seating. Two pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Please note: Good Housekeeping Bond of £250.00.

Region: Visitors to the Cotswolds have long treasured memories of charming towns and villages built from the famous honey-coloured stone, it now boasts a thriving community of contemporary artists working from studios and shops throughout the area.

Town: The picturesque village of Delph has barely changed from its 19th century hey-day, when it’s small mills were at the heart of a thriving community, and today remains an ideal start for walks up the Castleshaw Valley to the Roman Fort, one of a series built on the Roman military road from Chester to York. Delph boasts several village festivals including a charity beer walk and brass band contest! Nearby, the largest of the Saddleworth villages, Uppermill is situated in the valley below Saddleworth Church and is dominated by an impressive viaduct. The architecture of this attractive village is highlighted in the Local Interest Trail leaflets available from the Tourist Information Centre. Saddleworth Museum highlights the history of the area from Roman times and also has an art gallery with changing exhibitions. The Huddersfield Narrow Canal runs through the village and the canal boat trips and boat traffic attract many visitors. Other attractions include Brownhills Countryside Centre, numerous craft shops, art galleries, gift shops, restaurants, public houses and tea shops.