We travelled from Manchester Piccadilly we got a yellow tram towards Bury (which Margaret had given me the directions for (it was about £7.50 single for 1 adult 1 child) Margaret was very good at keeping in touch and offered us a lift from Prestwich tram station (we didn't need a lift as we were in town a few hours so we paid under £5 in a cab). When we first arrived and after Margaret showed us how everything works, my daughter said "I want to live here".
The cabin is very well decorated, little pictures and plaques dotted around There is so much packed into a small space, and it works very well, lots of lovely little touches: homemade bread, some jam, marmalade, butter, milk and cereals as well as tea, coffee and sugar was provided. A little folder containing local information about cabs and walks. There are extra pillows (in wardrobe along with hairdryer and iron) and covers, extra blankets, and a first aid kit stored in kitchen under box seats.
The shower was surprisingly strong. There are books and dvds to watch in flat tv combi. There are even little plants on the window shelf which looks out onto a field.
Its right next to a pub called the Same Yet Inn which overlooks a field where horses are running around. I had a Ham Roast Dinner which was so big I could only manage half and my daughter had the Ribs which was big too. The lovely lady behind the bar was so helpful she gave us some milk when we had run out the night before. Everyone is so lovely in this area too, residents very helpful.
Margarets husband John offered us a lift to tram station but we just got a cab to Manchester Piccadilly which was only £15, so very reasonable I thought.
The only thing I think it needs is a long mirror maybe situated to the left of where table is or front of wardrobe, as we were going to a christening and it would have been very handy to check out whole outfit. There is a small mirror in bathroom placed up high.
I highly recommend this place and will definitely come here again.