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Cottage Manorhouse Farm in Rochdale
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- 6 People
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- Cottage
- Pets allowed
- Wi-Fi
Well-equipped kitchen
Cook delicious meals in a well-equipped kitchen.
Well-equipped kitchen
Cook delicious meals in a well-equipped kitchen.
Newhey 1.3 miles. 2 Manor House Farm, a pleasing single-storey house near Newhey, Greater Manchester.
Offering proximity to the Peak District, local amenities and a reservoir, this abode also boasts underfloor heating making it a lovely base for families and friends exploring the countryside in Greater Manchester.
Built from weathered stone, this beautifully converted barn sits within a small, quiet hamlet, with open countryside stretching out in every direction.
A reservoir lies just beyond the property, and parking is available right outside, so you can arrive, step out of the car and immediately take in the stillness of the setting.
Step through the patio doors and into the kitchen, where the first thing you notice is the gentle warmth beneath your feet from the underfloor heating.
The space feels open and welcoming, with streamlined units, integrated appliances and a tiled floor that grounds the room.
At the centre, a generous island invites slow breakfasts and shared meals, thoughtfully finished with a pop‑up charger to keep everyday essentials close at hand.
From here, the house opens into its living spaces.
The sitting room is defined by exposed beams overhead and soft carpeting underfoot.
Three deep sofas offer plenty of space to stretch out, whether you’re settling in for an evening in front of the TV or unwinding after a long walk through the surrounding countryside.
Tucked away nearby, a small snug provides a quieter retreat, ideal for reading, reflection, or simply enjoying a moment of calm.
The bedrooms continue the blend of character and comfort.
In the master bedroom, a striking stone feature wall forms a natural backdrop to the king-size bed, creating a space that feels grounded and restful.
The second bedroom offers a double bed, while the third is arranged with two singles, making the layout well-suited to families or groups sharing the stay.
Thoughtful storage throughout keeps each room feeling clear and unhurried.
The bathroom is a generous, well-considered space, finished with a walk-in shower, perfect for rinsing off after days spent outdoors.
Outside, the patio is furnished for easy, unhurried time in the open air. Sit with a morning coffee, linger over an evening drink, or simply watch the light shift across the countryside.
With walking routes weaving through the landscape, a nearby reservoir and fishery to explore, and a welcoming pub just a short downhill stroll away, this is a place that naturally draws you outdoors, and just as easily invites you back in again.
For family days out, step inside the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester and wander through interactive galleries where children can experiment with hands‑on science exhibits, climb aboard historic trains and aircraft, and explore spaces designed to make learning feel playful and engaging for all ages.
For slower countryside escapes, take a walk around Hollingworth Lake, following the broad waterside paths that circle the reservoir, passing picnic spots, sailing boats and open grassy areas before drifting into the nearby village for cafés and traditional pubs.
For bigger landscapes shared with friends, lace up your hiking shoes for Piethorne Valley, where well‑defined trails weave between a chain of reservoirs, climb gently onto open moorland with wide views, and reveal traces of old stone dams and industrial history woven into the hills. 2 Manor House Farm is an inviting base for unhurried exploration, whether your days are shaped by city discoveries, waterside walks or wide‑open countryside.
Offering proximity to the Peak District, local amenities and a reservoir, this abode also boasts underfloor heating making it a lovely base for families and friends exploring the countryside in Greater Manchester.
Built from weathered stone, this beautifully converted barn sits within a small, quiet hamlet, with open countryside stretching out in every direction.
A reservoir lies just beyond the property, and parking is available right outside, so you can arrive, step out of the car and immediately take in the stillness of the setting.
Step through the patio doors and into the kitchen, where the first thing you notice is the gentle warmth beneath your feet from the underfloor heating.
The space feels open and welcoming, with streamlined units, integrated appliances and a tiled floor that grounds the room.
At the centre, a generous island invites slow breakfasts and shared meals, thoughtfully finished with a pop‑up charger to keep everyday essentials close at hand.
From here, the house opens into its living spaces.
The sitting room is defined by exposed beams overhead and soft carpeting underfoot.
Three deep sofas offer plenty of space to stretch out, whether you’re settling in for an evening in front of the TV or unwinding after a long walk through the surrounding countryside.
Tucked away nearby, a small snug provides a quieter retreat, ideal for reading, reflection, or simply enjoying a moment of calm.
The bedrooms continue the blend of character and comfort.
In the master bedroom, a striking stone feature wall forms a natural backdrop to the king-size bed, creating a space that feels grounded and restful.
The second bedroom offers a double bed, while the third is arranged with two singles, making the layout well-suited to families or groups sharing the stay.
Thoughtful storage throughout keeps each room feeling clear and unhurried.
The bathroom is a generous, well-considered space, finished with a walk-in shower, perfect for rinsing off after days spent outdoors.
Outside, the patio is furnished for easy, unhurried time in the open air. Sit with a morning coffee, linger over an evening drink, or simply watch the light shift across the countryside.
With walking routes weaving through the landscape, a nearby reservoir and fishery to explore, and a welcoming pub just a short downhill stroll away, this is a place that naturally draws you outdoors, and just as easily invites you back in again.
For family days out, step inside the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester and wander through interactive galleries where children can experiment with hands‑on science exhibits, climb aboard historic trains and aircraft, and explore spaces designed to make learning feel playful and engaging for all ages.
For slower countryside escapes, take a walk around Hollingworth Lake, following the broad waterside paths that circle the reservoir, passing picnic spots, sailing boats and open grassy areas before drifting into the nearby village for cafés and traditional pubs.
For bigger landscapes shared with friends, lace up your hiking shoes for Piethorne Valley, where well‑defined trails weave between a chain of reservoirs, climb gently onto open moorland with wide views, and reveal traces of old stone dams and industrial history woven into the hills. 2 Manor House Farm is an inviting base for unhurried exploration, whether your days are shaped by city discoveries, waterside walks or wide‑open countryside.
2 Manor House Farm is single storey, consisting three bedrooms, a king-size, a double room and a twin room serviced by a shower room with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC. The property features a kitchen diner with an oven, hob, fridge/ freezer, microwave, washer/dryer and dishwasher. The sitting room includes a Smart TV and there is an additional snug for flexible use. Underfloor heating is provided throughout. Outside, the property offers off-road parking for two cars and patio with furniture. Bed linen, towels, fuel and power are included in the rent. Sorry no smoking. Two well-behaved dogs are welcome. A shop is located 1.3 miles away and a pub is 0.3 miles from the property. 2 Manor House Farm provides a contemporary base for exploring this part of Greater Manchester. High chair and travel cot are available Good Housekeeping Bond 300 GBP
What this place offers you
Wi-Fi
Parking on street
TV
Garden
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Fridge
Heating
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
2 Single beds
Bedroom 2
1 Kingsize bed
Bedroom 3
1 Kingsize bed
Where you'll stay
Explore map (Google Maps)
House rules
- Check-in: From 15:00 to 23:59
- Check-out: Until 10:00
- Pets allowed
Good to know
- Family friendly
Guest reviews
10.0
Fantastic
Exceptional
10.0
Liam, Apr 2026
Amazing property. Stayed here for 2 weeks whilst our house had repairs. Came with my family and our pooch. Had everything we needed and more. Location is fantastic views are amazing especially when you can watch the sunset behind the hills from the comfort of the couch. The bulls head pub at the bottom of the lane has great food we ate there mostly every night
Exceptional
10.0
Marie, Apr 2026
I really loved this apartment, it’s really well furnished and comfortable. Very well equipped kitchen. Towels and bedding all great quality. TV and WiFi worked perfectly. Very quiet location. Great access to running and hiking around the lakes. Easy access to Shaw where my parents live. Only negativ...
Exceptional
10.0
Steve, Mar 2026
Booked for colleagues who were working in the area. The cottage was very clean, comfortable and well equipped. We would book again when back in the area.
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