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Luxurious and spacious apartment in Grade 2 mill on banks of Aire. Master bedroom, hand-crafted wooden 'sleigh' bed, large bathroom with free-standing bath; twin bedroom with en-suite shower room; open-plan living area; hand-crafted bespoke kitchen

Located in the tranquillity of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this apartment is ideally located for walkers and cyclists. Close to the Pennine Way, Malham's spectacular cove and Yorkshire's Three Peaks, it is a comfortable and cosy base from which to explore this stunning area

Airton is a peaceful village set in the heart of Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There is a popular village store/farm shop and cafe which sells a good selection of basic provisions and local produce. Many of our guests have commented favourably on it. A public footpath leads through the mill's wetland garden and the Pennine Way, 100m walk from the apartment, can be seen from the main rooms. There is a never-ending variety of walks through the natural beauty of 'Calendar Girls' countryside. The area is popular with cyclists, walkers, horse-riders and climbers. You can ramble along the riverside to Malham's stunning cove, limestone pavement and tranquil tarn. During the summer months, there are numerous rural shows and music and art festivals. Museums, steam trains, ice-cream farm, falconry centre - the variety of activities ensures there will never be a dull moment, whatever the weather.

Light and airy house, ideal for groups and friends who want to explore the Yorkshire Dales national parks. We are located in the centre of Airton village, with wonderful views towards Malham Cove. A few minutes walk away from thel award winning TownHead farm shop and tea rooms. Easy access to Malham, Skipton and the Dales National Parks, Fantastic walking and cycling routes along The Pennine way, Coast to coast cycling, The Yorkshire 3 peaks and South Lakes.

BagEnd is a two storey self contained annex which is attached to our house. It contains two double bedrooms with sinks, one on the ground floor and one very large attic room, both with stunning views over the Yorkshire Dales landscape. The space can comfortably accommodate 4/6 adults/children. There is a double bedroom on the ground floor and a very large attic room with a double bed, this room can sleep up to four with additional single beds, the large landing can also be used as an occasional bedroom. Large lounge with two comfy sofas, a tv that plays dvds and a dining table that will seat 4/6. A bathroom with bath and separate shower. Kitchen includes a hob, fridge, microwave and slow cooker. The large garden has a sunny patio with outdoor dining, barbeques welcome. Plenty of secure storage for bikes and equipment and off road parking.

We love the peace and quiet, the stunning views and riverside walks, and the small community that makes Malhamdale a beautiful place to live. The local farm shop/cafe serves great food and sells unique Yorkshire products. A few miles up the Dale is the magnificent Malham Cove and the village of Malham with two great pubs/restaurants. Approximately 4 miles away is the large village of Gargrave with a supermarket and shops, cafes and pubs and the market towns of Settle and Skipton steeped in history are only a 15 minute drive away.

Our spacious and characterful Victorian end terrace sites in an enviable position in the heart of the pretty village of Airton, just 2.5 miles from Malham. There is a farm shop and tea rooms just a short walk from the front door, which featured in the BBC 2 "Top of the shops" series with Tom Kerridge, which offers a range of good quality produce and wonderful meals. There are great walks from the front door in every direction (the Pennine Way is 100 yards from the house).

The rooms are very light and spacious due to the high ceiling and large windows. Every window has a great view.

It's a lovely peaceful place to live especially in the early morning and evening. The views constantly remind you of the Dales natural beauty

Located in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales right on the Pennine way. The ground floor apartment overlooks the River Aire and has amazing views across the river and beyond. There are excellent walk/cycle routes right on the door step. Malham is a 2.5 mile walk along the river. Both guest bedrooms are clean and comfortable. 1 has an ensuite shower room and there is a family bathroom with shower. Both the kitchen and bathrooms are new (June 2017).

Welcome to our comfortable, ground floor apartment in the Grade II listed former Airton mill. Airton is a small village in the Yorkshire Dales 9 miles NW of Skipton (The Gateway to the Dales). The apartment has just finished a major conversion (June 2017) which includes a new kitchen, ensuite shower room and family bathroom and new heating throughout. The mill has communal gardens, a BBQ area and access to 'Frank's Land' which is a pretty wildflower meadow alongside the river. The location is gorgeous and is definitely the best place to be on a sunny day. In summer the river is ideal for young children to play in (supervised of course) and it even has its own 'beach' on the other side of it. It's also ideal for the less energetic to relax and watch all the wildlife on the river and in the field opposite. For the more energetic there are numerous breathtaking walks and bike rides right from the door step. The Pennine Way actually crosses along the other side of the river. Some of the Dales most popular sites like Malham Cove, Malham Tarn, Janet's Foss and Gordale Scar are all within walking distance (3 miles). The nearest shop is the excellent farm shop and tea room which is a 5/10 minute walk. There is a good pub 2 miles away in Kirby Malham.

Most beautifully presented with attractive gardens, Bramble Cottage offers extremely comfortable accommodation for couples and families alike. Located in the centre of Upper Wharfedale, the village of Hetton is famous for its award winning local inn The Angel, offering excellent bar meals and exceptional restaurant food, perfect for special occasions. Hetton is in the Dales National Park and is surrounded by the most beautiful countryside, perfect for walking.

This stone built mid terraced cottage is tastefully decorated with some lovely antique pieces totally in keeping with the original features creating a super cosy cottage feel throughout. With views to the Dales countryside from nearly every window this beautiful landscape is literally on the doorstep. Grassington, Malham and Kettlewell are nearby whilst the town of Skipton is only a 10 minute drive away. It offers an excellent outdoor market on 4 days each week, a good variety of shops, swimming pool, historic Castle and many pubs and restaurants. Grassington holds its very popular Dickensian weekends in December and Music and Drama Festivals in the summer. The historic City of York, the Lake District and Haworth - home of the Brontë sisters, are easily accessible. More on the Cottage, Ground floor: The entrance hall leads to a spacious sitting room with open fire, flat panel TV with Freeview, video & DVD player. A very well equipped kitchen with; electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, kettle, toaster, dishwasher, automatic washer/dryer and iron/ironing board. Dining room. Cloakroom with WC and basin. First floor: 3 bedrooms - 2 double rooms and 1 twin all with fantastic views. The principal bedroom has an additional TV with freeview and all rooms have a radio. The bathroom has a 3 piece suite, shaver point and electric shower over the bath. We have a varied selection of books. A Travel Cot, high chair and stairgate are available on request. All bed linen and towels are provided. All oil and electricity is included in the rent and the cottage has oil fired central heating throughout. A starter pack of coal and logs are provided for the open fire. We have an honesty box for additional coal and logs. Complimentary WIFI is also available. No smoking in the cottage please. Private parking for 2 cars. Sorry no pets.

Crag Wood View has everything you could need for your stay in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. The tiny house is comprised of a garden room (bedroom/living room), next to which is a SEPARATE building housing the kitchen/shower room. The house is situated in a private, secluded and quiet area behind our home in a garden that attracts wildlife all year round. Blinds are pulled down over the two windows at the rear of our house ensuring complete privacy for both hosts and guests during your stay.

A totally one-off type of self-catering accommodation with a modern and minimal set up, yet still retaining a traditional and cosy vibe. Very quirky and original. Easy to walk around, use and enjoy, as all guest areas are on ground level. We are fortunate to live on the edge of the village, which is so much quieter than the centre - only a 5 minute walk when you need something, but peace, quiet and relaxation when you don't! The tiny house has a fully fitted and modern kitchen with all of the equipment you could ever need for dining, including a Cafetière for that important morning coffee. The property is ideal for longer stays as there is a massive freezer and two fridges for storing lots of food/drink as well as a washing machine and tumble dryer to keep on top of your laundry. We have Netflix and Freeview TV available on a flat screen ‘smart’ TV for guests to enjoy during their stay as well as free Wi-Fi to use, playing cards and board game. For those who enjoy listening to the radio we have a DAB radio alarm clock with USB charging ports (as well as a multi-plug extension lead with USB charging ports). You can also pick up many radio stations on the TV as well as plenty of apps including YouTube. The TV also has ports for plugging in either a USB stick or external hard drive if you like to bring your own entertainment with you when you travel. Also provided are portable and waterproof bluetooth speakers for you to connect to and use, perfect for listening to in the shower room, whilst cooking in the kitchen or out in the garden. There is a gym that is only a 5 minute walk (0.2 miles) away from the tiny house (£5 for a day pass or £20 for a weekly pass), a Co-Op supermarket for all of your essentials, pharmacy, dentists, 3 pubs in the village offering excellent food and drink, a fantastic Fish & Chip shop (which is a takeaway and a restaurant combined), an Indian restaurant and the cyclist's favourite -> The Dalesman Cafe and Sweet Emporium, who offer breakfasts (including a full English), lite bites and many, many old fashioned sweets as well as their famous 'Flat Rascal'! (As seen on C5's 'Celebrity Britain by Barge'). In the village we also have a couple of hairdressers, a florists, antique shops, clothes shop, a bicycle repair shop and a tandem bicycle shop. We're only 3 miles away from The Coniston Hotel and so an ideal place for wedding guests to stay or for anybody visiting the Coniston for any of their events or wishing to use their spa facilities - they offer a great 4x4 'off-road' experience which we would highly recommend having a go at! We're 4 miles away from the market town of Skipton (very direct and easy to get to by private or public transport) with its wonderfully preserved medieval Castle, eclectic mix of shops, markets, swimming pool, cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars, supermarkets and vintage Plaza Cinema. Crag Wood View is a great place to stay, the perfect base for a visit to the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, the Lake District or industrial West Yorkshire. You won't find anywhere else quite like it!

Gargrave is a peaceful village on the edge of the Dales, surrounded by rolling hills and beautiful countryside, a typically Yorkshire rural retreat with friendly locals, amazing 'Instagram worthy' scenery and an expansive network of cycling roads, public footpaths and walkways for you to enjoy.

Beautifully renovated 18th century listed, self contained annexe with fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, large vaulted bedroom with exposed beams. Situated in the centre of Gargrave village near the river and on the edge of the rugged and beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park . Perfect for exploring the area, a stones throw from the Pennine Way, only 10 minutes walk from the train station and canal. Complimentary Au Lait toiletries. Well behaved doggies welcome.

Cosy open plan bespoke country kitchen with microwave, dishwasher and fridge, dining area and lounge with exposed stone walls and cobbled courtyard with parking to outside. Bespoke oak staircase takes you to stunning light and airy bedroom with exposed roof beams and ensuite marble bathroom

Gargrave really is in a great position, on the Pennine way and on the edge of the fabulous Dales but not too far away from anything you might need, even Michelin star restaurants (yes they do exist outside London !) For the antique hunters out there (and we love everything 18th century) there are three very good antique shops in Gargrave. There is a fantastic farm shop with fabulous meat and veg only 5 minutes away, and the best cheese shop ever, 20 mins up the road towards Cumbria which itself is only just over an hours drive. For those wishing to leave the cooking and get hot and spicy there is an award winning Indian restaurant only 4 doors away. For the gourmands we have some fantastic fine dining experiences close by, with the very nice Angel at Hetton (8 min drive) which has recently been taken over by 2 Michelin * chef Michael Wignall from Gidleigh Park, the superb Burlington at the Devonshire Arms Bolton Abbey (15 min drive and which deserves a Michelin * ! ) and the Michelin * White Swan a little further at Fence (30 min) . If you want to go down the traditional route there are two cracking real Yorkshire pubs serving good Yorkshire ale and pub food and a good fish and chip shop only a 5 minute stroll away. Fancy a good old English breakfast then we have a nice little cafe at the end of the road. The River Aire is just a stones throw where you can skip across the stepping stones and have a picnic by the river. We are not too far away from the beautiful Bolton Abbey (with super walks by the river), the Pendle witches, Bronte country and Boundary Mill for great bargains for the shopaholics !

Beck View at the Old Barn is fully self contained apartment with its own access and views over Malham Beck. Situated in the heart of Malham village there are two public houses within minutes walk. The Lister Arms, has been voted Yorkshire Pub of the Year and has a great menu. The nearby Buck Inn has hearty pub fare and a relaxed atmosphere. The Old Barn Café adjoining caters for walkers even if their boots are muddy! All the sights of Malham are easily accessible from this ideal location.

We run he Old Barn Café so will be on site to answer any questions you have during your stay or assist if you run out of milk. Discount in the café is available to all of our guests for the length of your stay. This means you can get a great price on a cooked breakfast before a days walking and is available from 9.00am!

The accommodation is in the heart of the village of Malham. Within yards of two public houses that are known for their food and neighbouring a highly recommended tea room. All the sights of the area are within easy walking distance - Malham Cove, Janet's Foss and Goredale Scar.

A 'magical' little place that hugs you as soon as you walk through the door. Traffic-free location with parking for 2/3 cars, priceless! Great base for walking, cycling & perfect jumping-off spot for Yorkshire Dales, Pendle Hill, Ribble Valley & Bowland and Bronte Country. Earby is right on Yorks/Lancs border (disputed!) the Pennine Way is 1 mile, Pendle Way 200 metres. 2015 TOB 'King of The Mountain' stage is 2 mins ride. Co-op, village shops, cafes, chippy, takeaways, pubs & curry house.

Spoiler - it's not a cottage! It may be cute, "cottagey" even ... but it's still just a terrace. Just so you know. And it's not a show-house, I've gone for more of a 'lived-in' look, one which has taken 12 years of minimal effort since I gutted the place. As for it's curious name there's a clue in the pictures and a few more in my profile...

All the shops are within 5 mins walk. The Co-op is open til 10pm and there are proper village shops like butchers, greengrocers, bakery, couple of caffs, a launderette, pensions adviser and an emporium of bridal apparel (bit expensive but, you know, each to her own). 4 pubs, of which the Red Lion's deffo your best bet for real ale.

Located in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales close to the Pennine way, stunning surroundings, excellent walk/cycle routes. Guest bedrooms are clean and comfortable, large guest bathroom with bath and shower. 1 mile from Malham. Please take care to approach the house by taking the turning opposite The Victoria pub signed to Hanlith. Do not go down the steep rocky non-tarmac lane that Sat Nav May send you down.

The guest bedroom is located upstairs and has a comfy double bed, fresh towels and is opposite the guest bathroom. A kettle and tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the dining room. Muesli, granola and bagels will be provided for breakfast. The kitchen will not be available for guest use.

Beautiful quiet village, very near to the Pennine way and the famous Malham Cove, Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss. Historic sites include the 'Cathedral of the Dales'. Pubs located closeby, all serving home cooked food.

We are 4 miles from the market town of Skipton renowned for its market and castle. Skipton has a wide selection of pubs, wine bars and restaurants. Malham Cove made famous by the filming of scenes from Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows is 4 miles away with amazing views across the Dales. The Yorkshire Dales National Park provides unlimited hiking and cycling. For the more adventurous cyclists there is Gisburn Forest providing different levels of trails.

This is the room at the top of our home and we would love to welcome you here. We are located in the lovely village of Gargrave situated on the path of the Pennine Way.

Gargrave is a small village but we have the river that runs through as does the Leeds Liverpool canal which provides short walks . There are also a couple of local pubs providing homemade pub meals there is also an excellent award winning Indian restaurant.

I regret that the accommodation at Friars Garth Farmhouse will be closed for the duration of the COVID 19 emergency. Accommodation, car parks, restaurants, cafes, pubs and takeaways in the area have closed in order to deter crowding and support the national effort to slow the surge in infections and flatten the peak. I hope that you'll consider staying with us once things have returned to normal. In the meantime please look after yourselves, stay home, and stay safe. Nick

The bedroom and en-suite are self contained and on the first floor, and they feature sloping ceilings and low beams. There is electric heating and the en-suite has WC, wash basin and shower. The property is 5 minutes walk up from the village centre and guests will be able to buy breakfast in either the Old Barn Café from 0930 or the Lister Arms from 0800. Both of the pubs in the village also provide lunch and evening meals (we also provide a jar of granola, as well as tea and coffee in the room for a quick DIY breakfast). There is a small fridge in the room with milk, and a kettle for making hot drinks. There are 2 matching single beds which can be pushed together and covered with a super-king sized duvet if required (please note that the mattresses do no not zip together though). There are a couple of comfy chairs and a TV, and enough space to put up a travel cot if you are bringing one. To get to the room you need to climb an outside flight of stone steps; these are worn and uneven in places and we wouldn’t recommend them for anyone with limited mobility or for unsupervised young children. There is space on the driveway for parking and we can provide access on request to the garage where there is space for a couple of bikes, climbing gear etc. We can also sort out somewhere to dry wet gear if you need it and provide access to a washing machine and drying rack. Respectfully, we do don’t allow smoking either in the room or anywhere on the property, including in the gardens and driveway. We are happy to welcome dogs though, and have a dog and two cats of our own. Friars Garth Farmhouse was built in the seventeenth century for the local manager from Bolton Priory which owned half of Malham at that time. After that, it was a working farm until just a few decades ago. It is situated on the outskirts of the village and surrounded by meadows. We look forward to welcoming you and looking after you!

Malham is a traditional and picturesque village in the Yorkshire Dales, and a great starting point for numerous walks or rides. The Pennine Way passes through it. The foot of Malham Cove, an 80m (260’) high limestone cliff, is an easy 20 minute walk from the house, and there are also easy walks to the small glade and waterfall at Janet’s Foss, and the larger falls in the narrow gorge at Gordale Scar. For longer days out on foot on Malham Moor there is the tranquil Malham Tarn, and views from the top of Fountains Fell, or bridle ways across towards Settle or Kilnsey Crag, or the ‘Monks Trod’ footpath down into Arncliffe. Heading over the hills in the car, the market town of Settle is 20 minutes away. There are shops, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs and you can catch the famous Settle-Carlisle trains from here. Alternatively, driving down the dale brings you to Gargrave in about 20 minutes, and Skipton 10 minutes beyond that. Skipton is a bigger market town with shops, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs and there are frequent trains and buses to Leeds and Bradford. Short drives from Malham will also take you over to Wharfedale (Bolton Abbey, Hetton, Litton, Kettlewell), or over to the 3 peaks area (Horton, Clapham and Ingleton). Road cyclists, mountain bikers, riders, climbers and potholers will also find plenty to do in the immediate vicinity.

Our riverside cottage is on the River Aire in a quiet Yorkshire village near Skipton. It is a haven for wildlife and recently otters have been sighted in the river. Ideally placed for exploring the Yorkshire Dales. In addition to the river, Gargrave is on the Leeds Liverpool Canal and the Pennine Way. The village has two good pubs, a lovely tea room, a fish and chip shop, a local CoOp and several antique shops. Perfect for walkers, cyclists and anyone who enjoys a break in the country.

The cottage is near the village green and through an archway. Tea and coffee is provided.Small well behaved dogs are welcome. Please let us know if you intend to bring a canine friend. There is a returnable cleaning deposit of £20.

The Old Swan provides a friendly welcome and a good dining menu. There is a quaint tearoom and even an Indian restaurant. All are within easy walking distance.

If you need a peaceful totally independent retreat to self isolate or escape the coronavirus madness, look no further. The Loft has as modern, fresh living room and double bedroom with ensuite bathroom in a former barn loft. There are extensive views with windows to north, south, east and west and a pleasant outdoor area with seating and car parking. It is adjacent to the owners home overlooking Malhamdale with delightful walks from the door. Local pub 1 mile and farm shop 2 miles.

From the property you can see Malham Cove and much of Malhamdale. There are delightful walks from your door, including the Pennine Way 100 yards away. There is a pub in Kirkby Malham and 2 in Malham, all serving good food and drink. Townend Farm Shop and Cafe is 2 miles away in Airton. 6 miles away over the moors is Settle a popular market town. Skipton is 10 miles away down the dale.

If your looking for the perfect place to escape and unwind from the daily grind then look no further. Set in the Yorkshire Dales national park. Only 3 miles away from the historic market town of Skipton, gateway to the Dales and surrounded by countryside. Beautiful self contained cottage with its own outside space.

Just to clear up any confusion as to what the stairs are in the photos. The steps/ladder going upstairs are access to attic and water tank with no access for guests. The space we provide is all on one level including the bedroom and en suite shower room. Stunning modern cottage in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. 3 miles to centre of Skipton (Gateway to the Dales) Large open living space with fully fitted kitchen, large bedroom with king size bed and en suite shower room. The perfect base for walking, cycling or exploring the Dales.

Situated on a property with its own private driveway. With private woodland and long distance views over the surrounding countryside. Alongside B6265 providing easy access to Skipton and the Yorkshire Dales.

Brook Cottage is situated in the heart of the pretty village of Hellifield, within walking distance to two pubs, convenience store, cafe and train station. This comfortable property has recently been refurbished to a very high standard, making it an ideal base for exploring the fabulous surrounding countryside, towns and villages. A well equipped kitchen, T.V's in the bedrooms, complimentary toiletries and a separate dining room for those family gatherings, makes it the perfect place to be!

Close to a selection of pubs, shops, and restaurants, you will discover Brook Cottage, a modern retreat with an abundance of style and sophistication. Whether you are planning a cosy getaway, or a scenic adventure, this is a lovely haven to start your day, or return to after exploring the village and beyond. Photos copyright jacksonedotorial.co.uk

Brook Cottage is situated in a quiet residential street in the centre of Hellifield.

The house is situated in the lovely Yorkshire Dales National Park village of Long Preston, just 4 miles from the bustling market town of Settle. We offer a newly refurbished double bedroom with an ensuite shower room and bright sitting area with tea/coffee making facilities and a fridge.A breakfast of fruit, yoghurt, cereal, milk and a croissant is provided in the room. Wifi is available. Guests have a private entrance to the property.

Great transport links for guests arriving by car, train or bus. The house is just a two minute walk from both the train station (which regularly has the steam trains passing through) and a bus stop. The car journey to Settle is only 7 minutes. The historical market town of Skipton, with great shopping, a Christmas Market and range of food outlets is just 25 minutes away. The local village has 2 popular pubs, both serving food and real ale. The area is great for cyclists , walkers and holiday makers. Safe storage for bikes can be provided and recommendations for local walks and activities can be found in the room. There is a lovely walk over the tops from Long Preston to Settle around 5 miles with a well earned choice of refreshment stops at the other end with an easy bus or train ride back. Alternatively there is another lovely walk past the local church and across the dale to Hellifield which is only an hours walk. For the hardened walker a train or car journey into Settle will start you off on a 7 mile walk to the beautiful sites that Malham has to offer. For the ultimate walking experience Horton in Ribblesdale is the starting point for the Three Peak Challenge- just a short car journey away.

Cyclists, walkers, dog walkers all in the midst of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales within minutes. Long Long Preston is ideally situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park but also only minutes away from The beautiful Forest of Bowland and Gisburn Forest.

Welcome to my riverside apartment in the quiet village of Airton, in Malhamdale, about 20 minutes by car from Skipton. Malham is just up the river, Settle is over the hill, and the Yorkshire Three Peaks are nearby too. A lovely, peaceful retreat.

(Please see all 26 of my pictures, you need to click in to view them all. Wireless internet (broadband wifi) now connected in the apartment (Oct 26th 2017). A comfortable, first floor apartment, part of a Grade II listed former mill, nestling alongside the River Aire in the Dales village of Airton. This Airton self-catering apartment has been converted to a good standard, and is situated in a beautiful location with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Featuring an open plan living space with lovely views of the river meandering its way down the dale, there is also a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area. The master bedroom is spacious and looks out across the river, a lovely sight after a good night’s sleep, whilst the two other bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements. This apartment in Airton provides a comfortable and well laid out base for a family or group of friends to get away from it all and enjoy fabulous Malhamdale and the broader dales. The former mill is set in lovely, large communal grounds, which include a parking area, formal gardens, a drying area and access to 'Frank's Land', which is a beautiful riverside wild garden meadow area, plus just a short walk away is direct access onto the Pennine Way. There is also a third of a mile of fly fishing for wild brown trout, available on request. Airton is located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is within easy reach of many walking trails, Malham Tarn, The Cove, along with Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss, both of which have spectacular waterfalls. For lovers of the great outdoors, the area offers an abundance of walking trails, plus close by is the Malham Tarn, The Cove and 'Janet's Foss' - a spectacular waterfall. This Airton apartment is a good base for friends and family to get together. Accommodation All first floor. Three bedrooms: 1 x king size, 1 x double, 1 x single. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and comfortable sitting room. Amenities Electric central heating with electric stove. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview and DVD player. Electricity is included in the rent. Bed linen and towels also. Cot and highchair available on request. Off road parking for 1 car, additional roadside parking in village. Shared garden areas and sitting areas. Sorry, no smoking or dogs in the property. Farm shop 5 mins walk, pub 2 miles. About the location AIRTON Gargrave 4 miles; Malham 4 miles; Skipton 8 miles. The picturesque Dales village of Airton is situated in beautiful Malhamdale amidst superb open limestone countryside. The village was known as Airtone in the Domesday Book, and was originally a Quaker village. There is still a Quaker meeting house, along with a squatter's cottage on the village green and an old mill on the River Aire. Airton boasts a popular farm shop and tea room at Town End Farm, which is renowned for selling excellent local produce. Airton is a great starting point for walkers, with a route along the Pennine Way into Malhamdale, or you may wish to walk from Gargrave to Malham, via Kirkby Malham, where you will find an historic parish church and village inn. More energetic walkers should explore Calton over Calton Moor to Weets Top and Gordale, or eastwards towards Hetton. Nearby Malham is a magnet for visitors to the Dales who come to see Malham Cove, one of Britain's most impressive natural features. The Cove consists of a natural cavern or 'amphitheatre' of limestone rock stretching 75 metres in height and 300 metres around the perimeter. A steep walk up man-made steps is rewarded with a superb view across moors and limestone pavements to Malham Tarn - the Pennines' highest lake. Airton is a wonderful central location with Skipton, Settle and Grassington all within easy reach of this Yorkshire Dales village. “The flat is very clean, well equipped, and comfortable for our family of five. The location is ideal for walking the Pennine Way. The flat has an excellent view of the river Aire. We were pleasantly surprised and think the star rating should be more. Excellent overall.” Mrs Coxon, Market Harborough, August 2014 “The property was in an ideal position and so quiet and peaceful. We had a wonderful 5 nights there and would certainly go back there again.” Mrs Smith, Newtownards, July 2014

Airton is on the Pennine Way and the Yorkshire Dales Cycleway. There is a farm shop and cafe about five minutes walk away, they sell basic provisions, (milk, bread etc.) and more importantly wine, beer, and cake. The popular cafe opens in time for a late breakfast, until about 5pm. (Closed most Mondays.) Malham is a couple of miles up the river, and is very popular with walkers and day-trippers. Attractions include Malham Cove, Janet's Foss (waterfall in the woods), and Gordale Scar, a spectacular gorge. Above the village is Malham Tarn, a lake surrounded by National Trust reserves. Malham has a choice of shops, pubs and cafes. The closest pub to Airton is The Victoria, in Kirkby Malham, half way to Malham. About 10 minutes in the car over the tops is the small market town of Settle, at the start of the picturesque Settle-Carlisle steam railway. Skipton is 20 minutes away, and has a great High Street for shopping. There's a choice of supermarkets and petrol stations, also Skipton Castle, the steam railway, and canal cruises.

Cosy double bedroom with exclusive use of modern shower/wet room. Charming and stylish converted barn in a beautiful location. Set on the Pennine Way, yards away from the picturesque Leeds Liverpool canal, ideal for visitors, cyclists and walkers.

Peaceful location, ideal for walkers,cyclists, holiday makers and also wedding guests who attend Coniston Hotel, Broughton Hall or Newton Grange. There is a secure garage to keep bikes safely overnight. Great for a stopover on the way to the Lakes or to enjoy the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. This is a second listing at the property, if this room is taken see Pennine room with en-suite.

The barn is so close to the canal, you can walk or sit and watch the pretty barges quietly going along. There are lots of walks in the area, including the Pennine Way, which is only seconds away. The river Aire is only a few minutes walk and you can stroll beside it, some people have picnics there and children paddle along the edge. The village has an excellent fish and chip shop, a couple of pubs that serve food, a co op, a tea room, a church and a station that can take you either towards Leeds or Carlisle.

Self catering cottage in tranquil location close to Pennine Way, easy access to Yorkshire Dales, Pendle Witch country & Bronte country. Canal & country walks from cottage, great cycling routes, beautiful towns nearby, excellent public transport within walking distance . Superb views, TV in every room . Private rear garden & patio with rattan seating & lounger chairs. Private small front terrace overlooking the moors. 3 night minimum stay. Welcome basket on arrival. Private parking for 2 cars

Quietly situated in an elevated position on the outskirts of Thornton-in-Craven, a stunning Yorkshire village just a few minutes from Skipton, Fernside Cottage offers luxurious accommodation with outstanding panoramic views over the surrounding countryside The cottage offers everything you will need for a wonderful relaxing holiday whether you wish to laze in the private garden or spend the day sightseeing. There is an excellent bus service in both directions within a few minutes walk from the cottage. A train station with parking within 10 min drive from cottage. Wonderful country & canal walks within walking distance of cottage. great cycling routes. The lounge and bedroom are at first floor level to take advantage of the stunning far-reaching views across open countryside. Furnished and decorated to a particularly high standard, the bedroom has a luxurious wooden bed with new (2018 Oct) deep 2000 spring mattress to ensure a restful night’s sleep. The kitchen and dining area on the ground floor have patio doors to a small enclosed paved area overlooking the valley, or for those who wish to eat al fresco there is an enclosed lawned garden and patio to the rear of the cottage. The private garden has an outdoor table and chairs and is ideal for lazy summer evenings. Should the weather turn against you there is a television in all rooms and free wi-fi access.

Quiet peaceful neighbourhood with outstanding views. Scenic views from all windows. Country walks from the doorstep but towns within easy commuting distance and many pubs, restaurants,chemists, supermarket etc in the next village . Please note. Listing shows nightly rates for 3 and 4 night stays. If you wish to stay for longer please contact me for a special price. Thank you

We are converted barn in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Two mile panoramic views to Malham Cove with Gordale Scar, Janet's Foss and Malham Tarn near by. Market town of Settle and Skipton- 6 and 9 miles away. Bolton Abbey, Fountans Abbey, Hawes, Harrogate and Bronte country all near by. Evening Dinner available five nights a week. Spacious lounge with an open fire, separate dining room and a small licensed bar. Full English breakfast served every morning, pack lunches available on request.

No 16 Riverside Walk is a well presented 1st floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, self catering apartment, forming part of a grade ll listed former corn mill known as Airton Mill. Nestling alongside the River Aire in the pretty Yorkshire Dales village of Airton, stunning riverside views and beautiful countryside can be admired from the apartment. Relax in the communal garden area and explore down by the river. Walk into Malham by the riverside and you will be rewarded with the most beautiful scenery!

Over 2 floors, the apartment features many of the original oak beams. It offers accommodation for 2 - 4 people (Please note, we do not accept group adult bookings), and provides an excellent base for many stunning walks and cycle rides. Conveniently, The Pennine Way/ Dales Way passes the front of the mill along the river. Originally the apartment comprised of only 1 floor before the loft was converted creating further spacious accommodation, including an ensuite with large walk in shower. The loft features a Super King size bed which can be separated to create two single beds if required. There is also a small single top bunk bed* made specifically for children that has been crafted to incorporate the loft beams. The loft room also includes a number of family games, books and DVD’s to entertain you throughout your stay. *we advise that the small single bunk bed is specifically for older children and is not suitable for anyone under the age of 8 and over the age of 12. A folding single Z bed is available on request if the top bunk bed is not suitable. The first floor includes a bedroom featuring a King Size bed and views of the river below. This floor further includes a bathroom with shower and small bath, a stylish living room with enough seating for 4 people and a well equipped kitchen diner (including washing machine) with oak beams and views of the river below. The apartment has free WiFi and its own Netflix account for you to use while you stay with us. Additionally, there is a TV and DVD player in the loft bedroom and TV in the living room. A travel cot bed and high chair are available on request. 1 free parking space is available; further parking can be found next to the village green.

Airton has its own farm shop and tea rooms, Townend, which was the location for the BBC2 show Top of the Shop featuring chef Tom Kerridge. The village is ideally situated in close proximity to the popular market towns of Skipton and Settle. Only 3 miles walk from Airton along the dales way, Malham is the jewel in the Yorkshire Dales crown. You’ll find some of the most dramatic limestone scenery here, covered by TV programmes featuring adventurer Bear Grylls and presenter Julia Bradbury. Spectacular Malham Cove was one of the locations for the Film Harry Potter and the deathly Hallows. The apartment is ideally placed to enable guests to explore all that Malhamdale has to offer; from stunning local walks and wildlife to discovering the magical Janet’s Foss, set in pretty woodland or hiking to the top of the breath taking Malham Cove; through to enjoying a spa day at the Coniston Country Hotel or dining at the newly refurbished Beck Hall with its stream side restaurant.

Granville House is a very old spacious farmhouse on the old pack horse route from Gargrave to Settle. Luxury accommodation with panoramic views. Suitable for families, couples and groups of friends. The gardens are very pretty. The setting is very rural with sheep and cows in the fields around all around. The night sky is dark for star gazing. You will have a piano, a guitar and wifi is super fast.

Granville House is very spacious surrounded by beautiful views from all windows. If the sun is shining in Bell Busk it will shine on Granville House from early morning until the sun sets. We are not in the shade.

Bell Busk is a little gem. We are on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park but not so far in that it takes ages to get to us and get out again. It's very pretty round here. Very pastoral. Cows and sheep in the fields around us. Steam trains over the pretty viaduct seen from the kitchen window if you are lucky .

Located in Malhamdale, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this property enjoys shared 8-acre grounds in an idyllic setting. . Second Floor: All on the second floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With electric wood burner, TV, DVD player and CD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. Bedroom: With double bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Gas central heating (£20 per week Nov-Apr), electricity, bed linen and towels included. . 8-acre gardens and patios (shared). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: The gardens lead down to a stream and pond, and there are drops in the gardens.. In a quiet location down a private drive this second floor holiday apartment is part of a converted mill set within Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and with the other properties enjoys 8 acres of private grounds in an idyllic setting. The River Aire feeds the trout lake and millstream, which adds charm and life to the grounds. Malham Cove with its limestone amphitheatre and the gorge of Gordale Scar are within easy walking distance, as is Malham Tarn, one of the largest natural areas of water in Yorkshire. Also, Settle is close by, where you can take a trip on the Settle to Carlisle Railway. The town of Skipton is also a favourite, also known as ’the gateway to the Dales’, with its Norman castle and popular market. Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile.

Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this cosy cottage has walks from the door.. Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With electric coal-effect fire, Freeview TV, DVD player, double sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements) and patio door leading to patio. Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine and tumble dryer. Cupboard: With fridge/freezer.. First Floor: Bedroom: With double bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower attachment and toilet.. Economy 7 heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. . Patio with garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking.. Set in the centre of Malham behind the Buck Inn, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this cosy, terraced cottage makes an ideal home, with views over the fields from the patio, and walks direct from the door. Malham Cove, Janet’s Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Tarn are all within walking distance, and because there are two excellent pubs in the village, you can relax in either and talk over the ‘rigours of the day’, whilst enjoying a drink or sampling the food. A little further afield is the market town of Settle just 6½ miles, where you will find the well-known Settle to Carlisle railway, with trains running over the famous Ribblehead Viaduct, from which the views are some of the best on offer in Yorkshire. Settle is a small market town and offers a selection of mostly independent shops, pubs and a few restaurants, together with an indoor pool and golf course. Skipton, just over 11 miles away, is a larger market town, with a Norman castle standing proudly at the head of the town, and a wide sweeping high street, together with a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. If you prefer to shop at local farm shops, there is one at Airton just 2½ miles away, offering a selection of local produce. Shop 2½ miles, pub and restaurant 30 yards. Free WiFi

Lovely 4 double bedroom house in Long Preston in the Yorkshire Dales, with a 1 bedroom cottage in the garden.

Here at Town End Farm, The Byre forms part of a traditional stone barn converted sympathetically in 2003, retaining pine beams and stone features, into 3 self contained holiday cottages. Our other cottages can be taken at the same time to sleep 16 people. We are located in the small village of Airton, just south of Malham in the Yorkshire Dales, famous for its limestone features and waterfalls and a stone's throw from the Pennine Way. Many other footpaths lead from the doorstep.

The Byre is accessed down a flight of 17 stone steps to its own garden/patio area. Once at the bottom, The Byre is on one level comprising spacious living accommodation with an electric ‘log burner’ effect fire, a radio/CD player and TV with DVD player in the lounge which also has french windows onto the garden/patio area. The fully fitted kitchen, opening into a spacious lounge, is equipped with dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge with freezer compartment above, microwave oven and a full size oven and hob. The master bedroom has a king size bed with ensuite. The twin room is adjacent to the house bathroom with shower, bath, wc and whb. The rental includes all heating, lighting, hot water, linen, duvets and towels. It's a perfect cottage for families and we can supply a high chair, stair gate and travel cot foc if needed. Complimentary WiFi is also provided. We welcome one well-behaved.dog per property too. An additional charge of £25 applies. Quality local produce can be purchased from the nearby farm shop and there is ample parking.

The Byre is part of a converted traditional stone barn on the outskirts of Airton, a small village about 2 miles south of Malham, in the Yorkshire Dales. We have 2 other cottages here too, together they sleep 16 people, great for family gatherings. Rolling countryside can be seen from all aspects of the cottage. The farm shop nearby is ideal for stocking up on good quality local produce and the tea room does a mean cream scone.

Quirky Georgian Manor House in the Yorkshire Dales with 4 large bedrooms. Large house perfect for family gatherings, huge garden and lots of lovely walks from the door, including up to Rylstone Cross. Also very easy access to the rest of the Yorkshire Dales and Skipton. The Angel at Hetton is a pleasant 15 minute walk away.

Rylstone House is our family home, and has all the quirks you might expect from an old house. It’s not a show home, it’s lived in and loved and we want you to enjoy it. The kitchen has an easy to use electric aga and plenty of space for family dining. There are two living rooms, one with a cosy log fire. The bedrooms are large, one has an en-suite and there is an additional family bathroom. Bedroom 1: Super-king (with en-suite) Bedroom 2: King (with pull out trundle bed) Bedroom 3: king Bedroom 4: double

There are so many things to do in this area, delicious pub lunches we recommend the Angel and the Devonshire Arms both a short stroll away. Hike up to Rylstone Cross, or gentle walk to Hetton. 10 Minutes from Grassington, 10 minutes from Skipton and easy access to lots of Yorkshire Dales gems such as Malham Cove, Bolton Abbey etc.

Located in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales close to the Pennine way, stunning surroundings, excellent walk/cycle routes. Guest bedrooms are clean and comfortable, large guest bathroom with bath and shower. 1 mile from Malham. Please take care to approach the house by taking the turning opposite The Victoria pub signed to Hanlith. Do not go down the steep rocky non-tarmac lane that Sat Nav May send you down.

The guest bedroom is located upstairs and has a comfy double bed, fresh towels and is opposite the guest bathroom. A kettle and tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the dining room. Granola, muesli and bagels are provided for breakfast for guests to help themselves. The kitchen is not available for guest use.

Beautiful quiet village, very near to the Pennine way and the famous Malham Cove, Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss. Historic sites include the 'Cathedral of the Dales'. Pubs located closeby, all serving home cooked food.

Our spacious and characterful house is located in the heart of the pretty village of Flasby. We're roughly about 10 minutes by car from the market town of Skipton and 2 miles from Gargrave and the award winning Angel Inn gastro pub/restaurant in Hetton. For lovers of the great outdoors, the area offers an abundance of walking & biking trails, spectacular waterfalls and the Yorkshire Three Peaks are close by too. We offer a lovely, peaceful retreat with the added bonus of Skipton close by.

Our double bedroom is situated in a beautiful location with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Featuring an open plan living space with a coal burner and a well-equipped kitchen with dining area. The double bedroom is spacious and looks out across the meandering fields, which provide a comfortable and well laid out base to get away from it all and enjoy fabulous Yorkshire and the broader Dales. Our house is set in stunning grounds, which include a large parking area, formal gardens and large lawns. Flasby is located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is within easy reach of many walking and biking trails.

Our house is located in the heart of the pretty village of Flasby. Located 2 miles from Gargrave which benefits from a Co-op, 3 village pubs, post office, an Indian restaurant and a chip shop. Hetton is only 2 miles away in the other direction which benefits from a Michelin starred restaurant, widely regarded as the UK’s original gastropub.

We are converted barn in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Two mile panoramic views to Malham Cove with Gordale Scar, Janet's Foss and Malham Tarn near by. Market town of Settle and Skipton- 6 and 9 miles away. Bolton Abbey, Fountans Abbey, Hawes, Harrogate and Bronte country all near by. Evening Dinner available five nights a week. Spacious lounge with an open fire, separate dining room and a small licensed bar. Full English breakfast served every morning, pack lunches available on request.

King sized bed with beautiful new en-suite. Charming and stylish converted barn in a beautiful location. Set on the Pennine Way, yards away from the picturesque Leeds Liverpool canal, ideal for peace and quiet, visiting the Dales, cyclists and walkers.

Peaceful location, ideal for walkers and cyclists. There is a second room available at the property (see White room in Yorkshire Barn), so great if you are travelling with friends or family. Secure garage to keep bikes safe overnight. Great for a stopover on the way to the Lakes or the Yorkshire dales.

The barn is so close to the canal, you can walk or sit and watch the pretty barges quietly going along. There are lots of walks in the area, including the Pennine Way, which is only seconds away. The river Aire is only a few minutes walk and you can stroll beside it, some people have picnics there and children paddle along the edge. The village has an excellent fish and chip shop, a couple of pubs that serve food, a co op, two tea rooms, a church and a station that can take you either towards Leeds or Carlisle.