The Guest House, Bowers Hall

Welcome to Bowers Hall, a charming home dating back to 1614, nestled in serene surroundings on the outskirts of Barkisland Village. This property is perfect for those looking to explore the local area on foot, challenge themselves with cycling the hilly terrain—once traversed by the Tour de France and Tour de Yorkshire—or simply unwind and enjoy a relaxing break amidst the stunning Yorkshire countryside. The space This inviting cottage features a private entrance and offers two comfortable bedrooms, each with a king-size bed, and a shared bathroom. The fully equipped kitchen includes a washer/dryer and dishwasher, seamlessly connecting to the open-plan lounge, where you can unwind by the cozy log burner. For added convenience, there is a downstairs toilet. Outside, you'll find an elevated garden with apple trees, perfect for relaxing or enjoying an outdoor meal. The cottage is equipped with a smart lock for easy, keyless entry. Please note, EV charging is not available. Guest access The Guest House has a separate entrance and guests then have sole use. Other things to note The Surrounding Area:- Barkisland Village offers a charming slice of local life with a church, cricket club, convenience store/post office, and a playground. We are also conveniently close to The Venue and The Fleece Inn, popular spots for weddings and events. A nearby pub within walking distance serves food, and the area boasts a variety of bars and eateries, offering everything from curries and Italian cuisine to traditional pub grub. Halifax town center is just a short drive away, where you can visit the historic Piece Hall, which hosts music concerts in the summer and Christmas markets in the winter. Shibden Park is a must-see, famous for its association with *Gentleman Jack*. The area is also known for filming locations from popular shows like *Happy Valley*, *Ackley Bridge*, *Last Tango in Halifax*, as well as blockbuster films like *Mission: Impossible 7* and Marvel’s *Secret Invasion*. Nearby, you can explore Hebden Bridge, a quirky village full of character, or head toward Huddersfield to visit Holmfirth, the setting of *Last of the Summer Wine*, and even tour a local vineyard. For those looking to venture further, both Manchester and Leeds are easily accessible by car or train, with Sowerby Bridge station offering free parking and regular train services.