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Bluebell Cottage is an alluring one-bedroom holiday home located in the heart of Ormskirk, Lancashire. This historic market town is known for its gingerbread and the cottage itself dates back to around 1750, making it one of the oldest properties in Ormskirk. The cottage…
8 Heatons Bridge Road is a delightful end-of-terrace cottage located near the village of Burscough in West Lancashire. This charming retreat is perfect for families or two couples, offering easy access to popular cities such as Liverpool, Southport, Manchester, and Blackpool.…
The Granary is a charming holiday cottage located in Burscough, near Southport, Lancashire, in the North of England. The cottage sleeps up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and boasts a spacious open plan living area with modern amenities. The property offers stunning views through a…
Found in Lathom, near Southport in Lancashire, this charming glamping pod sleeps up to 3 people and features a private hot tub. The pod is situated on a working farm in a picturesque village, surrounded by stunning countryside views that stretch to the Lake District, Pennines,…
Based in Halsall, near Ormskirk in Lancashire, this beautiful former farmhouse sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms. The property is surrounded by woodland and is just a short drive away from the golden sands of Ainsdale, Southport, and Formby beaches. The ground floor features a…
Situated in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, this modern and stylish top floor 2-bed apartment sleeps 6 people in 2 large bedrooms, one of which has an en suite bathroom. The apartment also features a fully fitted family bathroom. Guests can reach out for any questions or concerns 24/7…
Windmill On The Farm is a stunning converted windmill located in Holmeswood near Burscough, offering a unique accommodation option for families and friends visiting Lancashire. The property, constructed in the 18th century and converted in the 1980s, features 6 floors and a…
Blackpool is not the only attraction Lancashire has to offer there is the Forest of Bowland for outdoor adventure, with the famous Pendle Hill, the Ribble Valley to ramble along, or visit the historic villages of Arnside and Silverdale, with an abundance of wildlife and some of the best birdwatching spots in the country.