Visit Us
We are happy to welcome coach parties or groups by appointment and can offer soup and a sandwich, morning coffee or afternoon tea packages at a very competitive rate in a private room.
We can also offer an inclusive talk on the following subjects:
Seasonal Gardens
Our expert will guide your group through the latest gardening ideas
Daisy Nook
A local historian will explain how Daisy Nook got its name, the links to local artists and poets and how Lowry captured the area on canvas.
Contact us on 0161 681 4245 or directors@daisynook.com for details of our inclusive group packages.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Bus: No buses stop outside the centre but the following buses serve nearby roads:
Stopping on Newmarket Road: 231 Manchester Piccadilly Gardens, Bradford, Clayton, Droylsden, Newmarket Road, Waterloo, Hartshead, Hurst, Ashton bus station. Also serves rail or Metrolink stops at Ashton and Piccadilly. Half-hourly service (hourly on Sundays).
Stopping on Cutler Hill Road: 159 Oldham bus station, Chadderton, Werneth, Hollinwood, Failsworth, New Moston, Middleton. Also serves rail or Metrolink stops at Moston. Hourly service Monday – Saturday.
Metrolink and Rail:
The nearest rail station is Ashton-under-Lyne. This is opposite the bus station from which you can catch buses 168, 169 or 231 (see above). The nearest Metrolink (tram) stops are Ashton under Lyne which is next to the bus station from which you can catch buses 168, 169 or 231 (see above) or Failsworth and then the bus 159 to Cutler Hill Road (though it is still a long walk).
ROAD DIRECTIONS
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You’ll find plenty of helpful staff on site but if you would rather talk to us before your visit – or if you have any questions or comments about our products please use any of the following ways to speak to us:
Call us!
For general enquiries call 0161 681 4245
Email us!
Use the form below or email us directly at information@daisynook.com – we will respond as quickly as possible (although you should be aware that emails are generally only read during weekday office hours).
