Altrincham, Cheshire

Village Farmhouse

The first twin bedroom at Village Farmhouse, Cheshire

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A generous farmhouse in the countryside near Manchester, just a short walk from Dunham Massey’s Georgian house, gardens and deer park.

Guests
12
Bedrooms
6
Acorn rating
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Number of dogs welcome
2
Reference
009032
A three-storey house with plenty of space to gather with family and friends, around the woodburner in the sitting room, on the large sofa in the snug, or at the tables in the garden

Walk to the Dunham Massey estate to explore its medieval deer park and 17th-century house

Just a 30-minute drive from the centre of Manchester

Village Farmhouse is a handsome home from the 1700s, full of light and rich in historic details and with countryside views from many of the rooms. It has original wooden doors and floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces and hidden paintings. Trees and acorns feature in the fabrics and artworks throughout the farmhouse, reflecting the interests of the family who built it as a practical and lasting home, full of craftsmanship.

The farmhouse is next to the main road in the centre of the village, and you can walk to the local pub. You can also head to the Dunham Massey estate on foot, for its vast parklands, pretty gardens and an ancient deer park, where herds of fallow deer roam freely. The Georgian house has an extensive collection of treasures and family-friendly activities. You’ll have free entry here and at all National Trust places during your stay.

The estate is lit up with a magical festive light trail from November to January - make sure to book this popular experience in advance.

The modern market town of Altrincham is nearby, with an award-winning food market, independent restaurants, pubs and shops. Manchester is just a 30-minute drive away, where there are plenty of places to eat and drink, plus shopping centres, theatres, cultural venues and the Castlefield Viaduct, a green ‘sky garden’ in the heart of the city. Liverpool, with its famous waterfront, is also within driving distance, where you can explore Speke Hall, a green oasis with a Tudor house on the edge of the city.

Lyme, famous for its reflecting lake where Mr Darcy met Miss Bennet in the BBC production of 'Pride and Prejudice', is about 45 minutes away by car.

Hempfield Stables (sleeps four) is a holiday cottage one mile away, and both can be booked together.
Ground floor layout
Sitting room with woodburner. Dining room with original fireplace. Snug with television. Kitchen. Boot room. Utility room. Toilet.
First floor layout
Three bedrooms - One king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room, one king-size bedroom and one twin bedroom. Family bathroom.
Second floor layout
Three bedrooms - One king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room, one king-size bedroom and one twin bedroom. Family shower room.
Garden and outdoor space

Enclosed front garden. Rear garden with lawn and dining patio. Bike storage in the old piggery.
Wi-Fi, available
Garden, available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Open fire / wood burner, available
Television, available
DVD, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
Tumble dryer, available
Cot & high chair, available
Large house, available
Near National Trust attraction, available
Countryside, available
City break, available
Walk to a pub, available
Heating: The cottage is heated by gas central heating. There is a woodburner in the sitting room.

Parking: There is parking for four cars next to the cottage.

Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.

You’ll have free entry at National Trust places during opening hours during your stay – just show your booking confirmation. Parking may be payable. Opening times can vary and some places may need to be booked in advance. Please note, the festive light trail event is not included in this offer.

Having a celebration? We're pleased that you would like to use one of our cottages for a celebration. If you're planning to invite more than two day guests, please complete this enquiry form before booking, so that we can ensure the cottage is right for you.

Village Farmhouse and Hempfield Stables are one mile away from each other and can be booked together for a group of up to 16.

Hempfield Stables

A generous farmhouse in the heart of the village, a short walk from Dunham Massey’s Georgian house, gardens and deer park. Sleeps four, dog friendly.

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Dunham Massey

A garden for all seasons, an ancient deer park and a house filled with treasures and stories.

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Discover the house at Dunham Massey

Explore the Georgian house at Dunham Massey, see the extensive collection, and uncover the stories of those who lived and worked here.

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A family day out at Dunham Massey

Entertain the whole family this summer at Dunham Massey. Discover unique stories in the house, go on an adventure in the garden and stop for a bite to eat in the Stamford Café.

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The festive light trail at Dunham Massey features beautiful walk-through light installations, joyful Christmas music, and seasonal food and drink. Ideal for all ages and abilities, this iconic trail is the perfect place to share special moments with those you love.

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