Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Yorkshire - Page 4 of 8

Upstairs @ Ainhams is a spacious first floor holiday apartment that is located on the edge of the picturesque unspoilt Yorkshire village of Appletreewick within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Steeped in history, Appletreewick sits in the heart of Wharfedale and is surrounded by some of the finest countryside in the Yorkshire Dales. It provides an ideal place from which to explore the areas many attractions and partake in outdoor activities with an abundance of superb walks and cycling opportunities. You can enjoy walks along the banks of the River Wharfe or for those who like a challenge, the fells are nearby. Appletreewick also has two good pubs within walking distance of the apartment which serve delicious food and local ales.There are plenty of attra.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This quirky holiday cottageis as the name suggests. It is an upside down house, with a light and airy feel, with interesting rooflines and beams, homely touches and a stylish décor. This very pretty barn is a true 'little gem' and has been converted sympathetically to retain all of its charm and character, whilst providing all of the comforts of the 21st century. Ideal for a family, two couples wanting to holiday together, or for a couple looking for a romantic hideaway, Topsy Turvy is owned and has been converted by a local builder to a high standard. Worton is a small hamlet approximately a mile from Askrigg and Bainbridge in Upper Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The village has one of the few remaining classic front room pubs - The Victoria .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Faith Hill adjoins, and is owned by the working village farm, Town Head. It is a deceptively spacious and comfortable detached holiday cottagethat is just a short stroll from the village centre with its pubs, village shops, restaurant and deli/bakery. Keen walkers can enjoy the walk straight out of the front door and up the hill onto Askrigg Moor and beyond to Swaledale. Alternatively, choose low level rambles down to the River Ure which is approximately a ten minute picturesque walk across the stone flagged paths through the meadows. This is a truly charming holiday cottagewith many lovely features including beamed ceilings, an original period range with open fire and flag floors - all adding to the cottage's character and charm. Located in the p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

If you are looking for a holiday cottagewith a touch of the unusual, then The Manse in the village of Keld is for you. It is steeped in local history, and is in the very heart of the village, where it and its adjoining United Reformed Church have been central to village life since 1860. The Manse is still owned by the church and has been recently completely refurbished to enhance its natural charm and understated simplicity. Combined with all the needs of 21st century living, The Manse provides a character and comfortable holiday location within the Yorkshire Dales.It has many original features, including deepset windows with windowseats, wood and York stone flagged floors, beamed ceilings and Georgian windows framing the breathtaking views over the village and Swaledale.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rose Cottage is a charming double fronted Dales stone cottage that lives up to its name with a garden full of delightful roses in the summer, providing the ideal place to pass the time of day and watch the world go by.The cottage is a lovely end of terrace cottage on the edge of the popular village of Askrigg within the Yorkshire Dales, and benefits from being only a few minutes walk from the centre of the village with its pubs, teashops, restaurants, good old fashioned village shop and florist. Heaving with character, Rose Cottage has a lovely open fire, stone shelves, deepset windows and beamed ceilings, with an old barn behind it which is ideal for storing bikes and outdoor gear. There are a great selection of lovely walks from the door and the a.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

West End Cottage is a beautifully furnished grade 2 listed holiday cottagethat is probably one of the oldest cottages in the village of Askrigg. It is located right in the heart of the cobbled village centre opposite the church and has a lovely, large south facing walled garden with meadows and hills behind, providing a real feel of being in the countryside, as indeed it is. It also has the added benefit of being just a stones throw from the pubs, restaurants and shops. The cottage has a wealth of original character with planked floors and doors, stone flags and beamed ceilings throughout. The owners have beautifully restored the cottage in an understated yet exceptionally tasteful fashion, so that it has a feeling of luxury with features such as the h.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Urlay Nook is currently the only 5 star holiday cottagein Askrigg, and only one of a handful within The Yorkshire Dales. It is in a pretty yet convenient position on the edge of the village, next to Askrigg Beck, with views over open fields from the south facing rear of the cottage. Being only a couple of minutes walk from the heart of the village with its shops, pubs, restaurants and church, it is ideally suited for those who are looking to enjoy a village location with the benefit of having amenities, including places to eat, within strolling distance.This light and airy cottage has many original features including thick stone walls, bread oven, beams and window seats. It is co-ordinated throughout to offer stylish and luxurious accommodation with a mixture.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

A most charming and characterful mid 19th century stone built terraced cottage in the centre of Askrigg, and across the road from the pretty Askrigg Beck. Burn Cottage is ideally placed to make the most of the village and its amenities. The cottage has been completely and sympathetically refurbished to make the most of its original features with deepset windows, beamed ceilings, stone flagged and oak floors, a multi fuel stove and a walled patio garden to relax in on warmer days. Burn Cottage has been carefully prepared to give you every comfort during your holiday, and a wonderful home from home to return to at any season of the year.Askrigg nestles beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone ho.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This charming Grade II listed cottage (c1834) nestles next to the church in the heart of Askrigg, enjoying stunning views across Wensleydale, whilst being only two minutes walk from the shops, restaurants, pubs and village amenities. The cottage is restored to a high standard but retains its original beamed ceilings, plank doors, stone shelves and fabulous inglenook fireplace with a multifuel stove. There is a completely private and secluded walled garden at the rear of the cottage.Co-ordinating fabrics are used throughout the cottage to enhance its very special atmosphere. Askrigg nestles beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone houses and cottages line the main street, with the 15th century p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rook’s Cottage is a Grade II listed building built in 1825 and has one of only a handful of turret staircases in the Dales. The cottage is full of traditional Dales character, with oak beams, open fires, York stone and pine boarded floors, sash windows and nooks and crannies in every wall. It lies in the heart of the village of Askrigg and is only a couple of minutes walk from the shops, restaurants, pubs and village amenities.A traditional Yorkshire Range with an open fire takes pride of place in the farmhouse style kitchen, with its hand built antique pine cupboards and dresser and York stone flagged floors. You will also find the redundant bell wheel from the Parish Church hanging from the massive old oak beams. Unusually the living room is on the first floor to take advantage.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

When you visit Dentdale you will find yourself emerged in stunning scenery, natural beauty, deep heritage and the culture of a Dales community that has over many years attracted painters, poets and musicians. Dentdale provides the perfect place to escape the pressures of everyday life but is also ideally situated within the Yorkshire Dales, on the edge of Cumbria, allowing easy access for exploring not only the Dales, but also Cumbria and its many attractions including the Lake District (approximately fifteen miles away). Here you can relax and unwind amongst breath taking scenery, spend your days strolling through lush riverside pastures and beautiful meadows, or exploring the towns and hills in the nearby Dales and Lakes - every day escaping the crowds to return back to your o.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

When you visit Dentdale you will find yourself emerged in stunning scenery, natural beauty, deep heritage and the culture of a Dales community that has over many years attracted painters, poets and musicians. Dentdale provides the perfect place to escape the pressures of everyday life but is also ideally situated within the Yorkshire Dales, on the edge of Cumbria, allowing easy access for exploring not only the Dales, but also Cumbria and its many attractions including the Lake District (approximately fifteen miles away).Here you can relax and unwind amongst breath taking scenery, spend your days strolling through lush riverside pastures and beautiful meadows, or exploring the towns and hills in the nearby Dales and Lakes - every day escaping the crowds to return back to your own.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

When you visit Dentdale you will find yourself emerged in stunning scenery, natural beauty, deep heritage and the culture of a Dales community that has over many years attracted painters, poets and musicians. Dentdale provides the perfect place to escape the pressures of everyday life but is also ideally situated within the Yorkshire Dales, on the edge of Cumbria, allowing easy access for exploring not only the Dales, but also Cumbria and its many attractions including the Lake District (approximately fifteen miles away). Here you can relax and unwind amongst breath taking scenery, spend your days strolling through lush riverside pastures and beautiful meadows, or exploring the towns and hills in the nearby Dales and Lakes - every day escaping the crowds to return back to your o.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

When you visit Dentdale you will find yourself emerged in stunning scenery, natural beauty, deep heritage and the culture of a Dales community that has over many years attracted painters, poets and musicians. Dentdale provides the perfect place to escape the pressures of everyday life but is also ideally situated within the Yorkshire Dales, on the edge of Cumbria, allowing easy access for exploring not only the Dales, but also Cumbria and its many attractions including the Lake District (approximately fifteen miles away). Here you can relax and unwind amongst breath taking scenery, spend your days strolling through lush riverside pastures and beautiful meadows, or exploring the towns and hills in the nearby Dales and Lakes - every day escaping the crowds to return back to your o.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rosedale Holiday Cottages are located within the North Yorkshire Moors National park in a relaxing and tranquil position.  They make an idea base from which to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Heritage Coast, the Moors, pretty little villages and the towns at any time of the year. Set within one and a half acres of grounds, there are two luxurious holiday cottages which were formerly the Old Stable block, outbuildings and servant quarters.  Today providing holiday accommodation that is full of original features.  There is also a larger holiday home within the grounds that can sleep parties of nine (+three) guests.  All three properties can be rented separately or together accommodating parties of up to seventeen i.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rosedale Holiday Cottages are located within the North Yorkshire Moors National park in a relaxing and tranquil position.  They make an idea base from which to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Heritage Coast, the Moors, pretty little villages and the towns at any time of the year. Set within one and a half acres of grounds, there are two luxurious holiday cottages which were formerly the Old Stable block, outbuildings and servant quarters.  Today providing holiday accommodation that is full of original features.  There is also a larger holiday home within the grounds that can sleep parties of nine (+three) guests.  All three properties can be rented separately or together accommodating parties of up to seventeen i.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rosedale Holiday Cottages are located within the North Yorkshire Moors National park in a relaxing and tranquil position.  They make an idea base from which to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Heritage Coast, the Moors, pretty little villages and the towns at any time of the year. Set within one and a half acres of grounds, there are two luxurious holiday cottages which were formerly the Old Stable block, outbuildings and servant quarters.  Today providing holiday accommodation that is full of original features.  There is also a larger holiday home within the grounds that can sleep parties of nine (+three) guests.  All three properties can be rented separately or together accommodating parties of up to seventeen i.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This former mill workers cottage is situated in a quiet rural location at the bottom of a country lane between the river on one side and a charming mill pond on the other. It is one of just 12 houses built in a cobbled street in 1783 to house workers for the cotton mill and has recently been lovingly and meticulously restored. The cottage can accommodate 4 people and forms an ideal base from which to discover the Yorkshire Dales. There's something for everyone nearby. The surrounding Yorkshire Dales and the Three Peaks offer waterfalls, walks, spectacular views and caves in abundance. The town of Settle, just a mile away across the fields has a variety of pubs, restaurants and shops and its Tuesday market is well worth a visit. The Forest of Bowland, an area of outstandi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Brignall Mill accommodates four guests in two bedrooms and is an eighteenth century watermill that offers a wonderful tranquil retreat, with all home comforts needed for a memorable holiday. An idyllic position near to Barnard Castle, The Mill is located within the old North Riding of Yorkshire and borders both the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Situated in a dramatic gorge, The Mill sits in a beautiful rolling landscape of sheep pastures and open moorland divided by ancient stone walls. It is remotely positioned near the moor in a tranquil spot, yet only ten minutes from Barnard Castle where there is a very good bus service to Darlington and the Eas.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Abbey Holiday Cottages offer three charming holiday cottages that are positioned in the unspoilt village of Middlesmoor near the lovely market town of Pateley Bridge on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Accommodating parties of up to six guests individually and larger groups of seventeen when all three cottages are rented together, this is an ideal rural holiday retreat for a relaxing break or gathering of friends or family. Affording wonderful unrivalled scenic views, Middlesmoor is in a picturesque setting at the head of upper Nidderdale. With its little cobbled streets, the village offers unrivalled peace and tranquillity in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is also perfectly placed for exploring the stunning scenic Nidderdale Valley and beyond, by c.... click to read about this holiday cottage.