Quiet lanes and tree bordered roads; the local pub and the village shop. A small school, a church, homes of sturdy stone, perhaps a railway station. All of these speak of a traditional view of village life many would seek but rarely find. And yet, the small Yorkshire village of Brockholes, offers just such a combination.
Nestling in the wooded Holme Valley, a stone’s throw from the wild expanse of the Peak District National Park, Brockholes is a traditional Yorkshire village. It offers the simple amenities you’d expect, along with some of the most idyllic countryside you’d wish to find.
Meanwhile, 3 miles to the north you’ll find the bustle of life in the shape of Huddersfield, while 2 miles to the south every day needs are catered for in Holmfirth, the village heart of ‘Summer Wine’ country.
