Cosy cottage with log burner and stunning views.

Bellhouse Croft is a relaxing cottage situated in Emley Moor, Huddersfield 10mins from the Yorkshire Sculpture Park & stunning views of the iconic Grade II listed Emley Moor Mast. The cottage has a log burner and provides a perfect all year round location.16 mins from the Peak District,National Park and a host of attractions in the surrounding area.The 3 Acres restaurant is 1 min away and we offer 20% off their breakfast. There are many footpaths and trails to satisfy all keen walkers & cyclists The space There is a spacious lounge with a comfortable settee that turns into a small double bed and single arm chair to relax next to the log burning fire. A smart TV and dvd player with a few old classics in the drawer. There is a small dining table for 2 with 2 chairs. The open plan kitchen has all the amenities you should need. Fridge freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, washing machine toaster, cutlery, tablewear, glasswear, pots and pans and cooking utensils are all provided. Iron, ironing board and vacuum cleaner provided. The bedroom has a king size bed but can be split into 2 single beds upon request. It has 1 wardrobe with drawers and 2 X bedside cabinets. There isn’t a bath but a lovely hot shower. Guest access The post code for the cottage is HD8. On arrival if you look out for the 3 Acres Restaurant, the entrance to the cottage is directly across the road from their car park entrance. The free parking for Bellhouse Croft is literally on the left hand side as you drive in the entrance. There is space for two cars and there is a sign which shows where the parking is. Please DO NOT drive any further down the drive as this isn't our drive and is private property- Thankyou. Bellhouse Croft is identifiable from the sign by the front door. There is also a small bistro table and two chairs outside. Check in is from 15:00. We find that guests prefer to access the cottage themselves with the key from the lock box, but we are on hand if there is anything you require. The gardens for the cottage are the 2 to the left and right of the patio. All the other gardens are private property and are owned by the residents who live there permanently. There is a large pond opposite the cottage which is private property, please refrain from walking over or feeding the ducks and we most certainly wouldn’t want you falling in the pond! Please only use the two gardens which belong to the cottage. There are seat pads for the bistro table hanging under the kitchen clock and garden furniture cushions are in the wardrobe. When not in use please bring the cushions back inside. There is a tray to put your boots and shoes on under the coat rack. Please may we ask you pack your slippers or woolly socks and refrain from wearing outdoor shoes in the cottage. On departure, please push the key back through the letter box. Check out is 11.00am Housekeeping requests - please leave the cottage as you found it for the next guests to enjoy. Please leave all used towels in the shower. Please leave any refuse sacks outside the door of the cottage to be collected and Glass in the green recycling box outside the door. The cottage is very easy to live in, there is information about the cottage in a clear folder in the kitchen, some details are also listed below: WIFI- simply scan the QR code found under the white WiFi box on the table in the corner of the lounge and follow the link. The signal is adequate enough for connecting to the internet, messaging etc. Heating- We have a hive thermostat fitted in the lounge so no need to use the electric radiators in the lounge and kitchen ( they are switched off ) The hive thermostat is scheduled for.. Mon-Fri- 6.30am- 8.30am and 4pm-10pm Sat & Sun- 6.30am- 10am and 4pm-10pm at 20 degrees. If the temperature drops or you wish to be warmer press the white boost button on right on the top of the silver box and that will boost the heating for an hour, if you press it twice that will boost for 2 hrs, 3 X = 3hrs etc. The bedroom has an electric radiator and it’s set for 18 degrees, alter as you wish by using the up and down arrows. The bathroom has an electric towel rail which heats the room. There is a pull cord switch for the shower between the screen and the toilet. Please switch off after use. Any questions re the heating ( or anything ) please don’t hesitate to ask we are always happy to help. Due to the energy crisis and rising costs please may we ask that you switch off any lights which are not in use and turn the electric radiator off or down if going out for the day. Log Burning stove There is a supply of kindling, logs and firelighters to get you started and will last a couple of nights. If you run out of logs there is Thorncliffe farm shop 1.5 miles away that sells logs, kindling and other supplies for you to purchase at your own expense, if required. In Summer logs are not provided. Please follow the instructions for using the fire. SMOKING & CANDLES: Smoking is not permitted in the cottage and we don’t allow any candles Laundry: Washing programs work by turning the main dial to the right. There is a collapsible clothes horse, iron and ironing board in the cupboard in the hallway. Kitchen Appliances These are all electric, they are all self-explanatory but if you need further assistance the instruction leaflets are in the instructions folder. Detergents There are a supply of dishwasher tablets under the sink. Washing up liquid is also provided. We do not provide washing powder due to potential allergies. Fridge- Within this there is a small freezer compartment. Once you leave the cottage please take all food with you. Kitchen cupboards- These are well equipped with all you should need for your stay. Cheekily the cutlery drawer is a drawer within a drawer the one which houses the oven trays between the fridge and dishwasher. Bathroom & Bedroom- The shower and heated towel rail are electric. Please switch off after use. Extra toilet rolls are in the cupboard under the sink. The shower screen is fixed. The only paper to be flushed away is toilet paper. Please do enjoy a cuppa in bed in the morning or a night cap before bedtime, all we ask is you use the coasters on the bedside chests so as not to mark/stain the tops. On Departure- · Please leave the cottage as you found it for the next guests to enjoy. · Empty fridge and cupboards of all food and drinks. · Please leave refuse in a bin bag outside the cottage door and any glass bottles in the small green recycling box · Please push the key through the letter box on departure. ' Please turn the electric radiator in the bedroom off at the mains and turn all lights off. Many thanks, we do hope you have a fabulous stay at Bellhouse Croft, if there is anything you require, please don’t hesitate to call us. Warmest regards Sally & Dean 😊 Other things to note With stunning views of the iconic Grade Il listed Emley Moor mast the property benefits from a cosy wood burning stove and stunning outside space, providing a perfect all year round location. Across the road is the beautiful and famous 3 Acres restaurant and pub. We have kindly been given vouchers entitling our guests 20% off The 3 Acre’s delicious and filling breakfast to really set our guests up for the day ahead. We are Ideally situated for the Peak District, National Park and Pennines. There are a whole host of attractions in the surrounding area. An abundance of footpaths and trails to satisfy even the most prolific walkers. Cyclists will also enjoy riding country roads which are now frequently occupied by the professionals. A mere ten minutes drive takes you to both the National Mining Museum and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park open air gallery and museum. Holmfirth, the backdrop of Last of The Summer Wine is a 20 minute drive as is Cannon Hall Farm and the Hepworth Gallery. The Royal Armouries and the grand stately home of Wentworth Castle can be reached in around half an hour. The nearest town is Huddersfield which has excellent train links to Manchester, Leeds and York, all of which combine culture, history and shopping and restaurant experiences beautifully. There is a farm shop 1 mile away and a Co-op 2 miles away in the local village of Kirkburton. There are many beautiful restaurants and pubs in the surrounding areas, we have visited most of them, please take a look at our guide and see our recommendations to our favourites..we love our food and wine!