The Coach House, 4, St John's North Apartments

About this property

The Coach House, Unit 4, 16 St John's North is a lovely cottage resting in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. With two bedrooms sleeping up to four guests, this characterful property provides ground-floor living, easy access to local amenities, and is within reach of the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales. When you arrive, there is a car park just down the road, and you'll find a private gravelled courtyard with outdoor seating for a moment's peace with your morning coffee. Be welcomed into an open-plan living space with contemporary furnishings; sink into the plush corner sofa for a relaxing afternoon in front of the Smart TV. When it's time to eat, choose from a variety of eateries in Wakefield, or cook at home in your well-equipped kitchen area, which includes a washing machine and dishwasher. You can dine at the table for four or set up on the breakfast bar before venturing out. The ground floor hosts a beautifully-appointed bathroom to unwind with a bubble bath or in the shower over, while your towel warms on the heated rail. The first of two double bedrooms is also on the ground floor, with storage space and bedside lamps, and the second is upstairs, equally as well-appointed, and featuring original beams overhead. There's so much to see in the city of Wakefield including the medieval Wakefield Cathedral, The Hepworth Wakefield gallery, Thornes Park, and three nearby golf courses, while nearby you can dine at the likes of Capri @ The Vine, Qubana or catch live music and real ales at The Hop. For the adrenaline seekers, Pugneys Country Park has plenty of watersports to choose from, as well as stunning walks and the fascinating ruins of Sandal Castle close by. Further south lies the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Whistlestop Valley for steam train rides, and the National Trust's Wentworth Castle Gardens. Alternatively, hop on the train and spend a day in Leeds for a taste of history at the Thackray Museum of Medicine, get inspired by Leeds Art Gallery, and find an abundant nightlife with plenty of restaurants, bars and evening entertainment. On the outskirts, the atmospheric ruins of Kirkstall Abbey, Temple Newsam, and Harewood House Trust are all worth a visit, or perhaps you'd prefer visiting an incredible collection of plants at Tropical World? The market town of Huddersfield is also within easy reach, whether you explore the town or hike to the top of Castle Hill. For more of the great outdoors, your cottage sits between the Peak District National Park and the sprawling Yorkshire Dales, famed for their idyllic views and scenic walks. On your next holiday in West Yorkshire, you'll find so much to see with a stay at The Coach House, Unit 4, 16 St John's North.

West Yorkshire's Wakefield is a cathedral city. Resting on the River Calder and the Pennines, it's a lovely base from which to explore the area. The city boasts rich history surrounding The Battle of Wakefield during the Wars of the Roses, as well as being a Royalist stronghold in the Civil War and an important trading centre, with plenty of attractions to explore that perfectly sum up such events, including the Wakefield Museum & Library, the National Coal Mining Museum for England, and more. Wakefield offers more than just a history-rich day out; it also has a great selection of restaurants, cafés, and pubs and a vibrant nightlife with plenty of bars. There are also a variety of shops, from independent to high street names, excellent for a day of shopping. The city also has The Hepworth art museum, named after Barbara Hepworth who was born there, the Theatre Royal, created by architect Frank Matcham, where you can enjoy musicals, theatre, live music, stand-up comedy, and dance, as well as Sandal Castle and the city's majestic cathedral. Visit Nostell, a National Trust Palladian villa with a beautiful park and gardens, or Pontefract Castle, with so much history in the region. Leeds offers a bustling environment at any time of day, with stunning architecture, a wealth of museums and galleries, shopping, and cafes. Bradford, Halifax, Sheffield, Doncaster, and more are easily accessible for day trips, and the Peak District National Park can be reached by a picturesque drive.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x double.

Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area

Central heating.

Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.

Smart TV, WiFi.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Private parking at the rear with access via remote controlled gates.

Front gravelled courtyard with furniture.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 0.1 miles, pub 0.3 miles