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A little Gem of a place in the heart of Marple!
A stylish one-bedroom apartment with a 22kw electric car charger on its private parking area right outside the door! It offers comfortable accommodation for 2/4 guests with either a king-sized bed or two single beds, providing flexibility for sleeping arrangements, and a sofa bed in the living area. Conveniently located with a coffee shop opposite -perfect for breakfast- and walking distance to shops and restaurants.We accept max 2 dogs at a charge of 20 GBP per dog per stay payable to the host.
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Rural cottage with Spa and beauty treatments
Peaceful retreat away from busy lives; ideal for walkers, cyclists, fishermen, horse riders or families. Free spa (hot tub, sauna, steam room) and treatments (charged). Farm where children can feed hens/collect eggs, or learn to ride. Free river fishing (course and fly). Riverside setting on edge of Peak District but within easy reach of the vibrant city of Manchester. 5 cottages within an adjoining complex each sleeping 4 individually(total 20) pets welcome(£25 pw £15 3-4 days).Goyt has stairs.
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Bonington View
Bonington View is uniquely located at the edge of the Peak District providing guests with ready access to the countryside whilst being only a 25 minute train journey from Manchester centre. Marple Bridge village (5 mins), Etherow Country Park, the Roman Lakes, Brabyns Park ( which hosts a weekly park run) and the Peak Forest Canal with it's 16 locks are all within a mile of the property. Recently constructed, it is furnished to a high standard and includes an outdoor seating and eating area.
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The Penthouse | High end Luxury | Central Location
The Penthouse is an opulent property nestling in the bustling market town of Glossop, the gateway to the Peak District National Park. Close to a variety of restaurants, bars and shops. Situated a quiet and tranquil spot and just metres from Glossop train station, with a direct line to Manchester city centre. An ideal abode for a family or friends looking for a contemporary getaway to Derbyshire to explore the Peak District National Park, or stay local and enjoy the local restaurants and pubs.
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The Carriage at The Old Station
Step back in time with our lovingly restored 1895 GWR carriage, one of few situated at a Victorian Station. Enjoy a beautifully furnished living space, bathroom, kitchenette, and a comfy bed ensuring a restful night's sleep. Located in Saddleworth, renowned for its scenic walking routes and picturesque villages. Nearby, you'll find dining, drinking, and activities: including the world record-holding Old Bell Inn gin emporium. Book today to experience this unique, charming historical hideaway.
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Home On The Green, Marple, Stockport
Warm and welcoming home. Bright, cosy lounge, spacious dining room and well equipped kitchen to the ground floor. 1st floor has two bedrooms and family bathroom; another bedroom is situated on the 2nd floor. Laptop friendly desks with unlimited Wi-Fi. Ideal for an active family with Hawk Green playing field and playpark to the front and the Peak Forest Canal just over the brow for picturesque walks. Public transport close by. Easy access to Manchester city and airport, and the Peak District.
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"The Hara" Disley Luxury Private Apartment
Set within the grounds of a Grade 2 listed Farmhouse with secure parking. On the edge of the Peak District, within 5 minutes walk of Lyme Park, self contained, spacious apartment sleeps two people with the option of a third guest by way of a futon. Also a Travel Cot. Shower room. Fridge, Microwave, Kettle, Toaster, Coffee Machine, Tea,milk, bread&butter, jams and cereal. TV with Netflix & Prime. Luxury cotton bed linen and towels provided. Travel Cot. Close to excellent pubs and restaurants.
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The Annexe: Village centre flat with parking
Luxury flat in centre of Poynton. Only 10 minutes from Manchester airport and a short walk to railway station offering good links to Manchester (20 mins) and London. Easy access to M56 and M60 motorways and beyond. Poynton is a bustling ‘village’ on the edge of Cheshire and close to The Peak District. Located centrally, the flat has numerous bars, restaurants and shops (including 3 supermarkets) right on its doorstep. Easy access to Middlewood Way, The Macclesfield Canal and Lyme Park.
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Tranquil getaway with steam trains and deer
Wake to birdsong and deer grazing in nearby fields. Sip your morning coffee with views of Holcombe Hill, then wander straight from the door onto scenic countryside trails, a dog walkers paradise. Watch steam trains chug through the village on the heritage East Lancashire Railway - a nostalgic treat for all ages. After browsing Ramsbottom’s quirky shops, wine bars, pubs, and cafés, head back to your cosy cottage, pour a glass of wine, and relax into Lancashire’s peaceful, timeless charm
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Sunset View
Kick back and relax in this delightful, calm and stylish oasis. As a luxury 1 bedroom, private shower room, self-contained annex, attached to the main house, with its own private entrance, Sunset View offers a peaceful base with a panoramic countryside view. Whether you are a couple who love to walk and explore the nearby Peak District, Lyme Park, rivers and canals or a business person who needs to be close to Manchester Airport or the city, Sunset View has something for everyone.
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Stone cottage with stunning views
A stunning stone conversion, Heathy Bank Lodge has panoramic views of the countryside. This luxury 1 bed self contained accommodation with bi-fold doors opening up onto a private sun trap garden is the most idyllic countryside stay. Located in Marple bridge with cafe's, pubs and restaurants in the village and public footpaths from your door step, it has something for everyone. The Lodge offers a King size bed, ensuite shower room & fully fitted kitchen/diner.
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Little Greenways - One Bed Entire Annex
Fully self contained flat which includes one double bedroom, lounge, kitchen and conservatory. Separate entrance, car parking, garden area. Ideal as a base for easy access to Manchester City Centre. Or for those wanting to experience the countryside, this again is just on the doorstep. WFI is available. Ideal for the business commuter, or those just wanting a relaxing break.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Marple Bridge?
Stays around the riverside and village center are frequently suggested for charm and convenience. Traditional stone cottages and converted farmhouses offer comfortable options for travelers of all kinds.
What are the best things to do in Marple Bridge with kids?
Families often explore Etherow Country Park, where children enjoy duck feeding and pond-side walks. Village playgrounds and short walks along the riverbank invite outdoor fun for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Marple Bridge?
Stroll past historic stone cottages, relax in independent cafés, or enjoy riverside walks around the village. Exploring local parks and sampling fare in traditional pubs are also frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Marple Bridge?
Marple Bridge has cool, damp winters around 35–43°F (1–6°C) and milder summers near 52–67°F (11–19°C). Rain is common throughout the year, so waterproof layers are useful in any season.
When is the best time to visit Marple Bridge?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder days, blooming countryside, and comfortable walking weather. Winter can be cool and damp but has a peaceful charm in the village setting.
What are the best places to visit in Marple Bridge?
The area around the old stone bridge, village shops, and the River Goyt is often highlighted for a local experience. Many also choose to visit Etherow Country Park for wildlife and open green spaces.
What are some hiking trails in Marple Bridge?
Explore wooded paths along the River Goyt, wind up to local viewpoints, or follow trails through Etherow Country Park. These routes are popular for nature walks and birdwatching, with scenic landscapes throughout the year.
What are some family activities we can do in Marple Bridge?
Families can visit Etherow Country Park for gentle walks, wildlife spotting, and picnics, or explore the riverbanks together. Village tearooms and local playgrounds add to a relaxed day out.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Marple Bridge?
Travelers often explore nearby villages within the Peak District, visit historic houses, or enjoy scenic countryside trails. Urban adventures in larger neighboring cities are also frequently suggested for art, culture, and dining experiences.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Marple Bridge?
Many accommodations around Marple Bridge welcome pets. Riverside cottages and traditional village homes often provide easy access to outdoor spaces, making it convenient for guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Marple Bridge?
Start your mornings with a riverside walk before sampling local baked treats in independent cafés. Respect village pace, greet shopkeepers, and browse artisan goods for locally made keepsakes.
What is Marple Bridge known for?
Marple Bridge is known for its picturesque riverside setting, traditional stone buildings, and friendly village atmosphere. The area has scenic walking routes and a selection of cozy pubs and cafés with locally rooted charm.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Marple Bridge?
Seek out smaller artisan shops tucked into stone buildings or follow lesser-known woodland paths beyond the main riverbanks. Early morning walks often reveal tranquil scenery and local birdlife.
What are the best foods to try in Marple Bridge?
Local pubs serve classic British dishes like pies, roast dinners, and fish and chips. Bakeries and cafés are known for sweet treats, scones, and hearty sandwiches made with regional ingredients.
What should I bring for a trip to Marple Bridge?
Bring sturdy walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable layers to adapt to the cool, often damp climate. A camera is helpful for capturing village charm and riverside scenery.
What is the nightlife in Marple Bridge like?
Marple Bridge has a relaxed evening scene, with traditional pubs, casual bistros, and live music nights at select venues. Evenings tend to center around friendly social spots and locally brewed ales.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Marple Bridge?
Seasonal fairs, village fêtes, and arts events are often highlighted, especially during late spring and summer. Occasional markets and charity fundraisers bring the community together around local traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Marple Bridge?
Marple Bridge has family-friendly rentals in village cottages, converted stables, and homes with garden spaces. Many provide amenities suited for children and families seeking a relaxed, local experience.
Destinations to explore
- Peak District National Park
- Alton Towers
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Etihad Stadium
- Chester Zoo
- Chatsworth House
- Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool
- Heaton Park
- Sefton Park
- Didsbury Village
- Harewood House
- Tatton Park
- M&S Bank Arena
- The Secret Garden Glamping
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park
- Bramham Park
- Manchester Central Convention Complex
- Forest of Bowland National Landscape
- Wythenshawe Park
- Temple Newsam Park
- Aintree Racecourse
- Mam Tor
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park
- Meadowhall