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The Property: Set in the idyllic Pennines, amidst a SSSI, Coldwell offers a remote feel but is easily accessible (10 minutes from the M65).
The Centre sleeps 12 - 24 in 11 rooms (3 en-suite) and has full wheelchair accessibility with a lift to the first floor.
Each group has the exclusive use of the Centre, comprising lounge, breakout room, dining room and games room. In the evenings groups have access to a cinema style room for up to 30 people.
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The Centre boasts a professional media centre where groups learn how to produce their own film (pre-booking required - subject to availability).
In addition, Coldwell boasts a wheelchair accessible conservatory tearoom, open to the public throughout the year, serving home-made food, cakes & pastries.
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Location and Local Facilities: The building itself occupies a picturesque setting, nestling at the foot of Deerstone Moor and between the two Coldwell Reservoirs, one of which is a nature reserve.
The Centre is surrounded by farmland with breathtaking views across the reservoir yet is only 3 miles from the M65 motorway.
Situated on the Pendle Way and close to the Brontė and Pennine Ways, Coldwell is a haven for walkers, ramblers, artists and groups wanting to get away from it all.
No visit to Coldwell is complete without a visit to Hardcastle Crags in the beautiful Thursden Valley, only a ten-minute drive from the Centre.
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