Surrounded by glorious views across the Yorkshire Dales and set at the end of a peaceful no-through lane, this delightful cottage has a history dating back to the early 17th century and now makes an idyllic family holiday home. Offering cosy accommodation for up to six guests the cottage is perfect for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers, and has ample space for two pet dogs. Full of character, this charming Grade II-listed stone-built cottage has a variety of original features including a wood burner, exposed ceiling beams, an inglenook fireplace, stained glass windows and window seats.
Entering this quaint, welcoming cottage, the pretty lounge makes an ideal space to unwind in, with plenty of seating, a wood burner set in a stone fireplace, and exposed timber beams. The stylish kitchen/diner has dual-aspect windows, a cute window seat, plenty of equipment and a sociable dining table to gather round. There’s also a handy ground-floor shower room. Heading up the stone staircase, you will find three fresh and tasteful bedrooms: two double rooms, each with a charming wooden beamed ceiling and a window seat, and a pretty twin room, also with lovely ceiling beams. Finally the first floor has a refreshing family bathroom. Outside, the large and enclosed garden has plenty of space for your pets to run about as you sit back at the picnic bench and enjoy the afternoon.
The picturesque village of Askrigg is 2 miles east, with a friendly choice of pubs, tearooms and cafes, or you can head 5 miles west to the thriving market town of Hawes, famous as the home of Wensleydale Cheese. The area offers miles of glorious countryside for you and your canine companions to explore, with Aysgarth Falls, Dodd Fell Hill, Semer Water Nature Reserve and Middle Falls all within 15 miles.