Self-catering holiday cottages in West Yorkshire - Page 1 of 1

Higher Scholes Cottage offers luxurious accommodation set in the heart of the beautiful Bronte countryside, commanding stunning views over Haworth and the famous Bronte moors.The Cottage has been awarded 5 stars from the English Tourism Council, and has been A White Rose Award, for excellence, finalist twice, for its first class accommodation, and the owners commitment to customer care. The Barn itself is a single story cottage with a small garden with garden furniture. Being south facing the cottage enjoys the sun all day. Higher Scholes Cottage is in a semi-rural position comanding stunning views over Pensitone Hill and Bronte Country, the cottage has the best of both worlds, peace and tranquility of the country side and the local village, of Oakw.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Daisy Cottage is a delightful traditional stone holiday cottage that is tucked away in a rural peaceful location just half a mile from the village of Haworth, in West Yorkshires Bronte Country.Surrounded by rolling countryside, Daisy Cottage forms part of a former stone barn and stable that was built approximately two hundred years ago. The hilltop village of Haworth is positioned above the Worth Valley amongst the Pennine Moors and offers a good selection of interesting specialist shops, cafes, tea rooms, restaurants, the Bronte Parsonage (a museum where the Bronte sisters once wrote their famous works and a must to visit!) and the Parish Church.  From here you can access some lovely walks across the Moors and the Yorkshire Dales is also ea.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Serenity Cottage is in an enviable position, located directly on the famous cobbled Main Street in the heart of the beautiful village of Haworth which is in West Yorkshire's Bronte Country. It is perfectly positioned with everything on its doorstep - the Edinburgh Wool Mill, interesting specialist shops, a good selection of tea rooms, cafes, pubs, restaurants, the Parish Church and the Bronte Parsonage (a museum where the Bronte sisters once wrote their famous works).  If that is not enought it is just a five minute walk out onto the Moors and the cottage benefits from wonderful views over the Moors from the lounge and dining room.  Whatever the time of the year, the changing scenery is spectacular and provides a wonderful backdrop whether you want to browse the .... click to read about this holiday cottage.