Carnegie Library: Bronte Apartment

Carnegie Library, built in 1906 and continued as a library up until 1970s. This apartment was the reading room. Beautiful original large arched windows bring natural light to the place. It is an unusual layout with mezzanine floor for the bedroom and a little nook area for the sofa bed. Separate bathroom with shower etc. Please note you are coming to an ex mining village so while Swinton it's self is not a holiday area , it is central to many interesting places around. The space A unique staying place for ones that love history and architecture. Open style living with main bedroom on a mezzanine floor middle level kitchen area and ground floor living room with original parquet floor. I have tried to make the apartment cosy and comfortable for my guests with rich wood furniture and a 2000 spring luxury leather bed should ensure a wonderful nights sleep. I have provided a Dolce Gusto coffee machine along with cafetiere, slow cooker and many other home comforts for your stay. There is Virgin media internet high speed with flat screen tv. The bathroom is beautifully styled and in keeping with the date of the building yet with all modern comforts. Guest access The large black front doors to the building lead you to the main hallway. There a 3 permanently occupied apartments within the building and your key will be accessible with a lock box to the side of your apartment door. ALSO PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE A FEW STAIRS TO CLIMB.