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Step back in time and experience a piece of Lancashire’s history at this unique 200-year-old house in the heart of Trawden village. Once a farmhouse, then a bakery, and even the birthplace of Hartley’s Jam, this charming property offers a truly authentic stay surrounded by countryside, heritage, and local character. - Originally built as a farmhouse around 200 years ago - Once home to the original Hartley’s Jam kitchen in 1874 - Later used as Pickles Bakery – historic photo displayed inside - Lovingly converted while retaining original stonework and character - EV charging available on-site (at a cost) - Free parking available for guests The Space - Two-bedroom home with kitchen, dining room, living room, and bathroom - Living room accessed down two steps with traditional double doors - Historic features throughout including old flour shoots, dry stone foundations, and original doorways - Warm, welcoming interiors offering modern comfort with a touch of history Sleeping Arrangements - Bedroom 1 – double bed - Bedroom 2 – twin beds - Sleeps up to 4 guests comfortably Bathroom - Bathroom with walk-in shower, toilet, and sink Local History & Highlights - Former Hartley’s Jam site – see one of the original jam pans nearby - The Trawden Arms pub (120 yards away) serves excellent local food - Community-owned village shop featured on ITV as a local success story - Quarry heritage nearby including “The Rock” and old stone mills - Stream runs beneath the house, once used for bakery drainage Local Attractions and Activities - Wycoller Country Park – 1.5 miles (walk via the 1000-year-old clapper bridge) - Pendle Hill – 5 miles - Haworth & Brontë Country – 5 miles - Skipton & Skipton Castle – 12 miles - Manchester & Leeds – 30 miles (about 1 hour drive) - Blackpool Illuminations – 50 miles (about 1 hour 15 minutes via M65 & M6) - Colne Town Centre – 2 miles, with Boundary Mill and local cafés - Leeds & Liverpool Canal – runs through Colne - Train to Leeds or Manchest

Step back in time and experience a piece of Lancashire’s history at this unique 200-year-old house in the heart of Trawden village. Once a farmhouse, then a bakery, and even the birthplace of Hartley’s Jam, this charming property offers a truly authentic stay surrounded by countryside, heritage, and local character. - Originally built as a farmhouse around 200 years ago - Once home to the original Hartley’s Jam kitchen in 1874 - Later used as Pickles Bakery – historic photo displayed inside - Lovingly converted while retaining original stonework and character - EV charging available on-site (at a cost) - Free parking available for guests The Space - Two-bedroom home with kitchen, dining room, living room, and bathroom - Living room accessed down two steps with traditional double doors - Historic features throughout including old flour shoots, dry stone foundations, and original doorways - Warm, welcoming interiors offering modern comfort with a touch of history Sleeping Arrangements - Bedroom 1 – double bed - Bedroom 2 – twin beds - Sleeps up to 4 guests comfortably Bathroom - Bathroom with walk-in shower, toilet, and sink Local History & Highlights - Former Hartley’s Jam site – see one of the original jam pans nearby - The Trawden Arms pub (120 yards away) serves excellent local food - Community-owned village shop featured on ITV as a local success story - Quarry heritage nearby including “The Rock” and old stone mills - Stream runs beneath the house, once used for bakery drainage Local Attractions and Activities - Wycoller Country Park – 1.5 miles (walk via the 1000-year-old clapper bridge) - Pendle Hill – 5 miles - Haworth & Brontë Country – 5 miles - Skipton & Skipton Castle – 12 miles - Manchester & Leeds – 30 miles (about 1 hour drive) - Blackpool Illuminations – 50 miles (about 1 hour 15 minutes via M65 & M6) - Colne Town Centre – 2 miles, with Boundary Mill and local cafés - Leeds & Liverpool Canal – runs through Colne - Train to Leeds or Manchest