23-29 Sam Rd
Oldham OL3 5PU

Formerly the headquarters of the Diggle Co-operative Society, this attractive vernacular Pennine Stone building dates from 1868 but has been carefully restored and refurbished to create business space over 3 floors. The second floor provides attractive and contemporary open plan space featuring the original trusswork and hoist, along with two treatment room, two offices, toilet facilities and a kitchen. Gas fired central heating is installed. The property is situated in the Saddleworth Village of Diggle approximately 1 mile to the east of Uppermill and approximately 5 miles to the east of Oldham, in the Pennines close to the boundary between Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire and within the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham. The historic Standedge canal and railway tunnels are close by and the property is close to the Huddersfield Narrow Canal within a predominately residential area. Greenfield Railway Station on the main Manchester to Leeds railway line is within 1 ½ miles of the property and Junction 21 of the M62 Trans Pennine Motorway is approximately 6 miles to the north at Milnrow.