A Warm Welcome
To Pennine Cottage
A self catering farm cottage in rural Rochdale
with spectacular panoramic views.
A self catering farm cottage in rural Rochdale with spectacular panoramic views.
About Pennine Cottage
Pennine Cottage has been in the same family for over 60 years and offers a comfortable base for families, walkers and visitors to the beautiful Pennine countryside.
Ideally located for exploring the area, with easy access to Saddleworth villages, the historic town of Rochdake and scenic waling routes.
Comfortable Accommodation
Well equipped cottage with everything you need for a relaxing stay.
Great Location
Perfect for walkers, families and those wanting to explore the Pennines.
Free Wifi
Stay connected during your stay with our complementy WIFI.
Home From Home
Relax and unwind in the peaceful setting with stunning views.
Relax and unwind
Comfortable Accommodation
Our cottage sleeps up to 5 guests and is fully equipped to ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
- 3 Bedroom - Sleeps up to 5
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Cosy lounge with TV & WIFI
- Bed Linen and towels provided
- Electric Storage Heating
- Private parking
Explore the Local Area
From stunning walks to charming villages to local attractions and family days out,
there is plenty to see and do right on your doorstep.
Watergrove (Sunken Village)
A 10minute walk from Pennine Cottage, there is a chance to spot the streets emerging from the watery depths. There is a Garden of Remembrance” and also a wind surfing club to view.
Littleborough(view of Roman road)
A walk to Littleborough over the hills, takes 45 minutes passing through the hamlet of Shore, where you can refresh with a drink at the King Bill pub and restaurant.
Whitworth(Stocks in the Graveyard)
An hours walk following a well worn path to the village of Whitworth, perhaps with a rest at the Red Lion inn. This route passes through derelict farms and a local golf club.
Packhorse steps over to Yorkshire
A moorland walk via the recently restored Pack horse track past ancient coal mine spoil heaps and experience the mighty swish of the blades of a wind farm.