Fairbottom View, Bank Top, Bardsley

Nestled on a charming farm, this end cottage is part of a beautifully converted stable/barn in a semi-rural setting on the edge of the Peak District. It's just a 20-minute drive from Manchester City Centre, with easy access to public transport (tram, train, bus). Makes it an ideal base for exploring both the vibrant city and the stunning countryside. Private parking available. Owners nearby to assist. Located 8 minutes from the M60. High-quality fold-down bed for a child available upon request. The space This charming cottage is situated on a farm, surrounded by horse fields and offering stunning views in three directions. The open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area feature French windows that open onto a stone patio with a garden. While there is no washing machine in the house, service washes can be arranged with notice. The lounge includes two settees, an oak coffee table, a Smart TV, and WiFi. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and a high-quality fold-down bed for a child, with a memory foam mattress. Please let us know if you need this bed. The second bedroom can be configured as either two single beds or one super king bed, depending on your preference. The bathroom offers both a bath and a shower cubicle. The cottage provides easy access to the Peak District and Manchester City Centre, while also offering the peace and quiet of the countryside. Beautiful local walks are available right on the doorstep around Park Bridge and Daisynook. Access is via a farm lane/bridle path, which can be bumpy. Guest access Guests have access to the patio area and garden allocated to the cottage. Shared private car park for the Bank Top Barn Cottages. Please note: On principle, we do NOT increase our prices during school holidays. Other things to note The farm lane doubles as a bridle path which tends to get washed away with heavy rainfall. This means the lane can at times be very bumpy so please drive slowly. We’re in a semi-rural location, so while it doesn’t happen often, the water pressure can occasionally fluctuate or be a little lower than you may be used to. It’s all part of countryside living — lovely views, fresh air, and the occasional reminder that power showers aren’t really a farm feature!