Elm Crest Guest House Huddersfield

General Information

Elm Crest was constructed in 1864 and was aboriginally a Mill Owners cottage, shared by 2 brothers. Located in the leafy suburb of Edgerton, it is encircled by other magnificent and magnificant Victorian residences. The historic significance of the cottage and its construction resulted in it becoming a Grade two listed building. Fruit from the terraces are used to produce tasty home made jams and tasty apple pies for visitors to enjoy. A decorated with taste cottage offering bedrooms with an adjacent or individual bathroom, TV, DVD, hairdryer and tea & facilities of making coffee with chocolate biscuits in all suites. Elm Crest is a non-smoking establishment with an rich breakfast apartment, and opulent hallway and stairs. There is a locked and floodlit parking and a friendly Summer cottage in the park. Family run by Ginette and Martin Mitchellm, you're assured a sincere welcome and a prime visit, advised by Tripadvisor and Lodging World.