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HOLIDAY COTTAGES
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THE YORKSHIRE DALES -
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Here are a few of the
Holiday Cottages we list in the Yorkshire
Dales area...
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Tucked away in a
sheltered valley within Malhamdale in the
Yorkshire Dales National Park and enjoying 8
acres of private grounds, this holiday
property provides good accommodation within
an idyllic setting. The River Aire rises
just beyond the boundary feeding the mill
pond and millstream adding charm and life to
the grounds. Close by are the lovely
villages of Malham and Kirkby Malham wherel
local inns provide meals. Malham Cove, an
impressive limestone amphitheatre, and the
dramatic gorge of Gordale Scar are within
easy walking distance, as is Malham Tarn.
Shop 2 miles, pub ½ mile.
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Shared use of
outdoor heated swimming pool
Tucked away
on a ‘no through’ lane between the villages
of Bainbridge and Askrigg, this Grade II
listed building dates back to 1604. South
facing, with views over the fields it makes
an ideal peaceful retreat for simply
enjoying the surrounding scenery or for
walking direct from the door with both
villages within easy walking distance. An
excellent holiday base from which to tour
the Dales with traditional market towns of
Leyburn and Hawes close by, and further
afield, the historic city of York making for
an alternative day out. Shop and pub 2
miles.
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Tucked away in a quiet hamlet in the
Yorkshire Dales National Park, ideally
placed for walking direct from the door, or
for touring the whole of the Dales with
Kirkby Londsdale and the Lake District
easily accessible. Carefully furnished and
co-ordinated throughout and retaining
original features with exposed beams and
stonework it makes a very comfortable
holiday home. The bustling market town of
Hawes is 1 mile and enjoys the Dales Centre,
museum and creamery, as well as a wealth of
shops, pubs and restaurants. Shops and pubs
1 mile.
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This stable conversion has been tastefully
furnished and is one mile from the market
town of Sedbergh. The studio lies adjacent
to the owner’s home and several footpaths,
including the Dales Way. Within easy reach
of a 9 hole golf course and other sporting
facilities including horse riding and
angling. Sedbergh, the Western Gateway to
the Yorkshire Dales lies within the National
Park and is less than 30 minutes from the
Lake District National Park. A perfect
holiday base. Shops and pubs 1 mile.
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This delightful
cottage is set in the picturesque village of
Kettlewell on the River Wharfe and makes an
excellent touring base, or there are
numerous walks from the doorstep. The
holiday cottage with its beamed ceilings and
open fire is in a unique position alongside
a small trout stream (Cam Beck) with hills
all around and country views up the valley.
Every facility is available to you including
full central heating, leather suite, a
Jacuzzi bath and open fire, which makes it
ideal to retire to after an enjoyable day
out. The well equipped dining room/kitchen,
which overlooks the stream, leads to the
enclosed, sunny, well-stocked garden.
Kettlewell, situated in the heart of the
Dales makes exploring easy and is within
easy reach of the major attractions such as
Aysgarth Falls and Malham Cove. The
traditional market town of Skipton with its
castle and shopping facilities is a short
drive away. There is pony trekking, and
fishing at a trout farm, nearby. Shops 250
yards, pubs and restaurants 500 yards.
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This delightful cottage, circa 1732, is
tucked away in a quiet hamlet set in the
heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park
and enjoys an enviable position with views
to the rear over a beck to the fields
beyond, it makes for an ideal holiday
retreat from the hustle and bustle of every
day life and enjoys original features such
as stone mullioned windows, beams and an
original fireplace. Ideally placed for
walking, with the bustling market town of
Hawes just 6 miles and the remainder of the
Dales are easily accessible by car. Shops 6
miles, pub 4 miles.
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This charming, terraced holiday cottage,
with small conservatory and lovely fell
views, stands in a little row on the
outskirts of the attractive small market
town of Sedbergh. Situated in the Yorkshire
Dales National Park and close to the Lake
District makes this a popular location for
exploring one of England’s most beautiful
areas. Surrounded by the spectacular scenery
of the Howgills there are excellent walking
and cycling opportunities from the doorstep.
Shops and pubs 300 yards.
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Property
Ref: 19661- Robins Nest - Sleeps
6
Property Location: Foulridge, Colne,
Lancashire.
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This detached
cottage stands in an elevated position. The
patio has rooftop views overlooking
countryside and Pendle Hill. It has been
carefully renovated to offer comfortable
holiday accommodation combined with original
features such as exposed beams creating a
cosy atmosphere. In the heart of Pendle
countryside on the edge of the Yorkshire
Dales, it makes an excellent base from which
to tour the dramatic scenery. The historic
market town of Skipton with its Norman
castle, is a short drive, as is Howarth in
Brontė Country. Enjoy lovely walks along the
canal or on the hills. Shops and pubs
1/2 mile.
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Property
Ref: 2194 - The Mill - Sleeps
2
Property Location:
West Burton, Leyburn.
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Good base to
explore Yorkshire Dales
Adjacent to
this beautiful village’s tumbling waterfall
(sketched by Turner), the property has been
skilfully converted from a 17th century
water-powered corn mill. The top flat is a
quiet haven providing a comfortable rural
retreat with a view down the village stream
to Wensleydale. West Burton is in the
Yorkshire Dales National Park and has a
large green and excellent walks in all
directions. This is a good central holiday
base from which to explore the whole of the
Yorkshire Dales. Shop and pub 300 yards.
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Set in an
elevated position up a farm track, from
which the true magnificence of the Yorkshire
Dales National Park can be readily
appreciated, this refurbished farmhouse
retains original features such as beams
which in places date back to the 17th
century. It is ideally placed for walking
direct from the door or for a holiday
touring the whole of the Dales. The historic
market town of Skipton with its castle, golf
course, swimming pool and trips on the canal
is just a short drive and offers a variety
of shops, pubs and restaurants. Whilst the
local village of Grassington is even closer
to hand and offers individual country shops
and has an excellent selection of pubs and
restaurants. The community in Grassington
promotes many activities with special
Christmas markets and plays host in summer
to a celebration of the arts with concerts
as diverse as opera and rock, with
individual guest speakers and comedians
(tickets can be purchased online). Shops and
pub 1 mile.
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100 yards
from beach
This 18th
century silk weavers cottage is tucked away
in the hamlet of Bell Busk which derives its
name in part from the old bell hanging from
the gable end of the row of cottages. It is
surrounded by wonderful scenery and a
railway runs close by with the occasional
steam train. There are many walks in the
area with pursuits such as clay pigeon
shooting, 4x4 driving and falconry available
at nearby Coniston Hall estate. An ideal
holiday base. Shops 4 miles, hotel with bar
and restaurant 11/2 miles.
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This end
terraced holiday cottage is set in a quiet
location overlooking the village green and
river which has extensive river banks, ideal
for picnics or simply sitting on the bench
and admiring the view which extends over the
surrounding countryside. Set only 4 miles
from the traditional market town of Skipton
it makes an ideal base for both touring or
walking in the Dales. Alternatively the Lake
District and York are both about 1 hour’s
drive. Gargrave itself has a variety of
shops, pubs and tea rooms. Shops and pubs
200 yards.
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Set in the
heart of Swaledale in the quiet hamlet of
Fremington, just outside Reeth, this
converted coach house was once part of
Draycott Hall. It is now refurbished to a
very good standard, to blend both the
original beams together with carefully
chosen furnishings. An ideal holiday home
from which to explore this beautiful
unspoilt dale by foot, bicycle or car. Walks
of varying lengths for different abilities
right on the doorstep. There is a first
class restaurant and pubs within walking
distance as well as a traditional village
bakery, craft shops, and small shops for
provisions and local produce. Shops and pub
1/4 mile.
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Overlooking
the River Aire and Pennine Way
Sauna
This
riverside mill development now consists of
very good quality private apartments, one of
which is featured here. It is located on the
first and second floor of the mill and has
been refurbished to a very good standard,
still retaining the old mill beams, with the
added attraction of a sauna, which is
perfect for relaxing after a days walking.
Riverside Walk is also spacious and commands
lovely views. The pretty village of Airton
lies in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales
National Park and is 2 miles from the
popular limestone village of Malham, where
you can walk to its famous cove, or to the
waterfalls at Gordale Scar. Gargrave and
Settle are close by. The busy market town of
Skipton, 8 miles, has excellent shops,
restaurants, regular open-air markets,
Norman castle and leisure centre.
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Slightly further
is Embsay where you can ride the steam train to
picturesque Bolton Abbey and spend a day by the
river or exploring the abbey ruins. An ideal holiday
base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales National
Park. Farm shop 200 yards, pub 2 miles.
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Property
Ref: 19161 - Gildhurst - Sleeps
2 - 3
Property Location: West
Scrafton, North Yorkshire.
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Set in the
quiet hamlet of Carlton-in-Coverdale, within
the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this
holiday cottage has been sympathetically
restored and retains some original features
with beams and a quaint winding staircase.
Ideally located for walking direct from the
door or for touring the whole of the
Yorkshire Dales. Middleham, which is
renowned for its race horse training, and
Leyburn, a traditional market town with a
wealth of individual shops, are both a short
drive. Tennant’s of Leyburn is the largest
auction house outside London, and is well
worth a visit, alternatively the ’Forbidden
Corner’ is a must for all ages, and is just
a few minutes drive. Shop 4 miles, pub 50
yards.
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