Shiloh Barn Falmouth

Dating back to the 1700s these three stone built properties can be found in a beautiful rural location near Delph, Saddleworth surrounded by acres of farmland and moorland. With a selection of country pubs within walking distance and all the attractions of Saddleworth no more than 3 miles away making the most fabulous base from which to explore with plenty to see and do nearby. Situated at the end of a no through road, the location is peaceful and provides the perfect location to get away from the everyday hustle and bustle of life, whilst being just 30 minutes from the city of Manchester.

Shiloh Farm is perfect for small groups and large families with all the amenities you could need in a home away from home. On the ground floor there’s a large sociable kitchen with underfloor heating, a huge lounge and dining area with wood-burning stove for cosy winter evenings, and a shower room plus utility. Upstairs you’ll find four bedrooms with stunning countryside views, plus a family bathroom with both walk in shower and whirlpool bath for soaking weary legs. Outside there’s a private garden accessed by 10 steps, with views that stretch all the way over to Wales on a clear day. Beautifully designed for couples.

Shiloh Barn was originally part of Shiloh Farm and has since been converted from stables, keeping the old charm and character of the building. The ground floor space is all open plan, and upstairs the large bedroom has a fitted bath within it, as well as a separate en-suite shower room. There’s a small terrace outside the barn which is a wonderful spot to sit and have a drink in the evening sun.

Finally The Old Stables, which as the name suggests has also been converted from stables. Full of character with exposed beams and industrial style fittings, you’ll find the ground floor is open plan and sociable by design. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, plus a shower room making the property perfect for couples or small families. Again, there’s a small terrace for an evening drink or morning coffee in the sun.

On the Edge of the Peak District National Park nestled amongst the Saddleworth Hills, guests can enjoy the large areas of open countryside with many local footpaths to explore and stunning views. A 30-minute walk will take you to the centre of Delph which offers a selection of pubs and restaurants, with food choices available from traditional fish and chips to Spanish tapas and Indian cuisine. There are three pubs within walking distance, the closest being around 10 minutes, which offers good home cooked food and stunning views of Oldham and Manchester on a clear day. In addition to this Uppermill is a 10-minute drive and has a great offering of cafés, bars and restaurants.

These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 14 guests.