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Curlew Cottage a converted barn near Bingley

Situated on a livestock farm and livery yard, Curlew Cottage, our converted stone mistal sleeps 4. The barn was originally used to house milking cows so the beams have been retained in all the rooms to maintain the character of the barn. With the addition of the log burner the cottage is cosy on chilly evenings. The cottage is located in Eldwick, Bingley near Baildon and Ilkley Moors and within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales, Bronte Country, the airport, Leeds and Bradford. Dogs are welcome

1800 Period Grade 2 Listed Cottage Addingham

Character Grade 2 listed 1800 Period Weavers Cottage, in the heart of the picturesque village of Addingham. Bolton Abbey/Tithe Barn, Ilkley, Skipton and the Yorkshire Dales close by. Sympathetically renovated retaining many original features including exposed beams and Inglenook fireplace. Wood burner, courtyard with sitting out area .Level walking to village amenities, several traditional country pubs with fine food & drink, Medical Centre/Dentist, local shops and local transport links.

Casson Fold A small house with a big welcome!

A beautifully restored cottage set over 3 floors provides a perfectly formed space to relax and dine, drift off to sleep in the king size bed or ponder the day cocooned on the mezzanine. Once here, there’s lot to explore! Beautiful walks, award winning pubs (Shibden Mill). Follow in the footsteps of Anne Lister made famous in ‘Gentleman Jack’ or a trip to The Piece Hall, full of shops, bars & restaurants. Entertain the kids at Eureka or journey further to Howarth, home to the Brontes.

Private Cosy Ground Floor Flat with View.

A beautifully appointed self-contained, ground floor flat with a lovely view across the valley from the sitting room window. Howden Nook is in a fantastic position to explore the Yorkshire Dales, (Skipton is only 15 minutes away), the historic village of Haworth (15 minutes), the moors for fabulous walking and the Worth Valley Railway is close by. There is good parking on the private road and by the flat. There is ramp access to the flat and rails to assist mobility to the bath/shower.

Beautiful Haworth cottage, sunny garden & parking.

Beautiful character cottage located a stones throw from the Brontë Parsonage & Worth Valley Railway. Secure, sun trap garden with garden furniture to rear. Private parking for one small car to front. Relaxing lounge area with fully functioning log burner, Chesterfield style sofa, fold leaf dining table & Smart TV with free WiFi. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, washer & m/wave. King size bedroom upstairs and separate bathroom with shower over bath. Well behaved dogs welcome.

Burley Old School House, Burley-in-Wharfedale

Come and stay in our first floor apartment situated in the picturesque village of Burley-in-Wharfedale. Superb rail and road links can whisk you away to visit Leeds, Bradford, or the nearby towns of Otley, Harrogate and Ilkley. The accommodation offers 2 bedrooms - one double, and one twin. You'll feel right at home with our fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, while the spacious lounge is perfect for a relaxing evening. For sunny days, there's even a balcony with outdoor seating.

Ash House Cottage with hot tub

Ash House Cottage was restored in 2016 after serving as a farming family's home for over 75 years. Sat on greenbelt land adjoining both Baildon and Ilkley Moors, the cottage is set in 12 acres of private grazing land with scenic walks, local pubs and Baildon village on its doorstep. Our cottage comes with its own walled garden, 6 person hot tub, views across the valley to Leeds and nearby Ilkley and is the perfect locations for those wanting a peaceful escape in the countryside.

Cosy 2 bedroom Cottage in a World Heritage Village

This beautiful 2 bedroom stone-built cottage offers a comfortable stay in the charming World Heritage Site of Saltaire, which is full of history, character and stunning architecture. The village is named after Sir Titus Salt who built a textile mill, known as Salts Mill and this village on the River Aire back in the 1800s. There are many reasons why you should visit Saltaire from the spectacular architecture, to the independent shops and restaurants scattered around the village.

Saltaire Original Sir Titus Almshouse

Welcome to our house situated in the world heritage village Saltaire. One of the original Almhouses built by Sir Titus Salt in the 19th Century. The house is part of the utopian vision of Saltaire created by Sir Titus to create a community village to house and support the mill workers. The property offers a unique base to experience Saltaire, within walking distance of the all the key local attractions.