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Waddington
The Coop At Meadow Head

The Coop At Meadow Head Waddington

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Sleeps 2

1 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

2 Pets

The Coop At Meadow Head - Facilities

Bicycle Storage
Detached
Ground Floor Facilities
Electricty / Utilities Included
Patio / Garden
Local Pub
Rural Property
TV
Bedding / Towels Included
En Suite All Bedrooms
Open Plan
Accessible Features
Ground Floor Wet Room
Walk In Shower / Bath
On Site Parking

The Coop At Meadow Head

This delightful, detached cottage can be found surrounded by fields of grazing sheep and fantastic scenery, between the idyllic villages of Waddington and West Bradford in the Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Set out over one level, it’s beautifully cosy and makes the most perfect base for couples looking to relax, unwind and explore the great outdoors in the heart of the tranquil Ribble Valley.
The location is great for walking, with routes available direct from the door including waterside along the River Ribble, and over Waddington Fell where you’ll enjoy stunning views over the surrounding villages. For those familiar with Lord of the Rings, quite superbly the Tolkien Trail can be picked up in nearby Hurst Green, and more widely the Forest of Bowland can be explored and is home to some of the most scenic countryside in the UK. Cyclists will love the winding country lanes which snake through the valley and at the end of a long day you can reward yourself with some homecooked food in one of the various local pubs and restaurants which can be reached in around a 15-minute walk.
The picturesque village of Waddington with its stream trickling through the centre and stunning Coronation Gardens has three lovely pubs, and in West Bradford there is a rustic Grade II listed pub with wood burners, perfect for cosy winter evenings. The market town of Clitheroe is around a 10-minute drive and is home to ample amenities including boutique shops, cafés, bars and restaurants and is overlooked by the Norman fort which stands proudly in the centre.
Finally, Skipton, which is widely known as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is a 30-minute drive. Here you’ll find food and drink galore, a famous market, an iconic castle and of course more stunning countryside.