Higham House

About this property

As one of the oldest buildings in Higham, this cottage is steeped in history. Now fully modernised, it retains a great deal of original character and provides very comfortably furnished accommodation.

Higham House in Higham is said to be one of the oldest properties in the village and originally thought to be part of Higham Hall's medieval manor house. It has been refurbished and updated but still retains some of the original features which make it full of character. Its peaceful location in the heart of the village makes it a good base for exploring the surrounding countryside including Pendle Hill and Sabden. The Ribble Valley, Burnley and the West Coast can easily be reached by car.

Size: Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms

Nearest beach: Less than mile

Nearest amenities: Less than 1 mile

Pets: 1 pet allowed

Smoking: Not allowed at this property

Rooms: 2 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, kitchen/diner, snug, larder

Beds: Double bed, 2 single beds

Luxuries: TV, DVD player, radio

General: Central heating, gas fire

Utilities: Gas-fired Rayburn, electric cooker, washing machine

Other: Bed linen, towels, cot and highchair provided.

Outdoors:Garden, garden furniture

Parking: Street parking