Holiday Cottages in Yorkshire
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Being the biggest county in the UK, Yorkshire is also one of the most interesting, varied and unique areas of the country. Sitting in Northern England, the largely unspoilt and scenic Yorkshire countryside stretches as far as the eye can see in an array of greens and yellows. However within the county there are also dynamic cities such as Leeds and Bradford, coupled with historic locations like York which caters for a wide selection of interests. Read More
A collection of five holiday cottages (rated four and five star) located on a farmstead just two miles from the vibrant market town of Beverley in the Yorkshire Wolds. An ideal base for visiting the areas many attractions - two to six bedroom cottages available. 5 Star Gold.
Situated in the heart of the small village of Muker in Upper Swaledale, Crake Holme holiday cottage makes an ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Surrounded by a myriad of footpaths to explore through flowering meadows criss crossed by dry stone walls - perfect for walkers.
Close to the The Lake District National Park, North Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this romantic retreat is set amongst breath taking countryside and a perfect hideaway for couples wanting to explore this beautiful area. 5 Star.
Conveniently placed within easy reach of The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this elegant well presented self-catering cottage nestles amongst breath taking countryside and is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful area. 5 Star.
One of three welcoming holiday homes ideally placed in the Yorkshire village of Garton on the Wolds. An abundance of attractions within driving distance including Driffield, Beverley, Hull, the City of York and the Yorkshire coast for those who enjoy a day by the sea. The perfect base for exploring the Yorkshire Wolds and the East Riding of Yorkshire. 4 Star Gold.
With breathtaking panoramic views, this beautifully restored 18th century farmhouse perches on the hill above the vibrant market town of Hebden Bridge overlooking the National Trust estate of Hardcastle Crags, near Haworth and the Yorkshire Dales. A walker’s paradise with dramatic gorges, tumbling waterfalls and heather moors.
A pretty well presented stone cottage sitting in an idyllic peaceful position in a little hamlet close to Kirkby Lonsdale on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The Lake District's many attractions are within easy driving distance, making this perfect for touring, walking, cycling or simply relaxing amongst stunning scenery.
A cosy welcoming cottage in the pretty village of Sancton in the Yorkshire Wolds, within easy reach of the vibrant market town of Beverley. Beautiful countryside surrounds with excellent opportunities for those who enjoy wildlife, walking, exploring Yorkshire or simply relaxing! Within easy reach of the cities of Hull and York. 3 Star Gold.
Affording a peaceful position in the tranquil Cumbrian village of Dufton, this characterful Westmorland longhouse provides self-catering for large groups, and is ideally positioned at the base of the Pennines. The perfect base for a relaxing holiday and exploring the Lake District, Yorkshire and the Scottish Borders.
The Dairy is a pet-friendly spacious holiday home suitable for large groups of friends or family, ideally located at the foot of the Pennines in the tranquil Cumbrian village of Dufton. A good base for walkers and those wanting to visit the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales or even the Border towns.
Sitting in the peaceful village of Dufton in Cumbria at the base of the Pennines, this delightful self-catering barn provides a cosy retreat for relaxing, walking or exploring. The Lake District and North Pennines are on the doorstep and the Yorkshire Dales and even the Scottish Borders are within driving distance.
Situated in the peaceful Cumbrian village of Dufton, this delightful farmhouse provides the ideal retreat for a relaxing holiday or to use as a base for exploring the Lake District, Yorkshire and even the Scottish Borders.
Beautifully presented, this luxury mews-style holiday home sits in the pretty Yorkshire village of Walkington with three excellent pubs a few steps away. A great base for discerning travellers who want to explore the Yorkshire Wolds and further afield with York City, the North York Moors and Yorkshire's East Coast within driving distance. 4 Star Gold.
A stylish holiday cottage in the village of Ingleton on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. An excellent base for exploring the Dales and also the Lake District with an abundance of attractions including Ingleton's very own spectacular waterfalls, the White Scar Show Caves and fabulous walks. 4 Star.
Sleeping sixteen guests (or twenty using sofa beds), this large 18th Century self-catering retreat is just perfect for large groups, and is located midway between the Lake Distract and Yorkshire Dales National Parks. Full of country charm, Fawcett Mill beautifully combines fabulous original features such as a Rayburn range and log fire, with modern comforts including a sauna, seven bedrooms and internet access ensuring the whole party can relax in comfort. Affording a picturesque setting with water falls and a stream running through the grounds, this welcoming holiday home is just perfect for walking, cycling, and relaxing and catching up with friends and family.
Close to the The Lake District National Park, North Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this substantial holiday home is located in breath taking countryside and ideal for friends or family who want to get together and celebrate an occasion. 5 Star.
Close to the The Lake District National Park, North Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this holiday cottage is located in breathtaking countryside and ideal for friends or family who want to holiday together in luxury and style. The chance to experience Cumbria at its best! 5 Star.
Close to the The Lake District National Park, North Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this holiday cottage is located in breath taking countryside and ideal for exploring this beautiful area. 5 Star.
A fantastic conversion providing holiday accommodation with original features in a tranquil rural location in the picturesque Lune Valley within Cumbria. Close to Kirkby Lonsdale, the cottages offer easy access to both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks and provide a taste of country life sitting on a farm specialising in rare breeds - perfect for walking and cycling with quiet lanes and lovely surrounding countryside, plus an abundance of attractions within easy reach. 4 Star Gold.
Burrow Meadows is ideally placed in an exclusive development in Cumbria on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, within walking distance of the shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants of Kirkby Lonsdale. Guests have excellent on-site leisure facilities (indoor pool, gym and spa) and a wealth of attractions to discover throughout the Dales, Lake District, Forest of Bowland, Cumbrian Coast and the Howgills. 4 Star Gold.
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Yorkshire as a Holiday Destination
The Yorkshire Dales National Park needs little introduction and boasts some of the best views, landscapes and sights in the whole of England. From limestone cliffs in Malham, to ancient stone walls and miles of untouched and unblemished countryside, The Dales welcome thousands of visitors every year. The river valleys that run through the Yorkshire Dales provide a peaceful beauty to an area that is rarely matched anywhere else in the UK.
As if one National Park is not enough, Yorkshire is also blessed with the North York Moors. With its heather clad moorland stretching as far as the eye can see, this rugged vast expanse of space offers a real sense of solitude and a superb playground for those with a passion for outdoor pursuits. Rich in flora and fauna, the North York Moors National Park is famed for its wild rugged coastline with pretty little fishing villages jutting out of the cliffs, traditional seaside resorts, white sandy beaches and some of the country’s finest fish and chips!
Wildlife is diverse in the county. The RSPB protected cliffs at Bempton are one of the best spots in all of England for sea birds with over 200,000 swarming around the shores. Furthermore, the various nature walks and trails provide ample opportunity to witness some of the rarer animals in the county such as red squirrels in the Widdale Red Squirrel Reserve or deer near the tranquil 16th century Rievaulx Abbey.
Historically Yorkshire is one of the most significant places in the whole of England. The walled city of York still retains many of its old age features and is an example of living history with charming cobbled streets, an elaborate cathedral and all round traditional feel. The area has played a major role in English history and visitors can view almighty re-enactments of famous battles at the Royal Armouries Museum or see for themselves the battlefields where some of the most important conflicts raged during the War of the Roses. The county has been the location of fierce battles since the Viking ages and its heritage can be seen in the various museums offering an insight into its past.
For city lovers, Leeds, Sheffield and Bradford provide an altogether different atmosphere to the restful Yorkshire Dales. Modern shopping complexes, an active nightlife scene and plenty of entertainment options day and night make them among the most visited cities in England. Families have a wealth of choice at their disposal. The sheer size of the county means that everyone can enjoy native wildlife in the roaming countryside, more exotic animals in the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, sandy beaches stretching for miles on the east coast and outdoor pursuits like rock climbing, caving, mountain biking, surfing, trekking and canoeing within its natural parks and striking coastline.
Yorkshire’s vast area means that it really does provide something for everyone. Like many English counties, it includes unblemished countryside and natural beauty but it combines this with active cities, an extensive coastline and centuries of history. With countless outdoor and indoor activities available, combined with its family friendly appeal, Yorkshire is a county that is definitely hard to miss.
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