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Stylishly furnished two bedroom cottage situated in the sought after village of Haworth just a 5 min walk from the famous main street. This fully furnished holiday cottage is available to let on a nightly, weekly and monthly basis and is ideal for anybody wanting to explore the beautiful countryside around the area or visit the many historical attractions.

Famous for its association with the Bronte sisters Haworth has long been a popular holiday destination for sight seers and literary enthusiasts. The sweeping landscapes made famous in "Wuthering Heights" draw hiking and cycling fanatics from around the world and the unforgettable scenes from the 2014 Tour de France have only increased the draw of the village. Hill Cottage is located just 5 mins walk from the famous cobbled main street lined with bars, pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and all manner of retail facilities. The Victorian cottage has been furnished with a combination of modern and vintage furniture giving a cosy yet stylish feel. The cottage benefits from a useful storage cellar ideal for storing bikes for any cycling enthusiasts out there. On street parking is normally available. We hope you will come and stay with us soon. Includes: 3 Seat Sofa & Arm Chair Dining Table & 4 Chairs Double Bed with Tempur Mattress Single Bed with Pull Out Single Bed Beneath Bath with Mains Shower & Overhead Shower Head Fridge/Freezer, Toaster, Kettle, Washing Machine, Microwave Digital TV with HDMI Ports Free WiFi Fresh Towels and Linens Storage Cellar For Bikes

The Waggon and Horses is a family run country Inn on the edge of the Pennine Moors. Nestled on top of the Moor between, Oxenhope and Hebden Bridge you'll find our Inn despite the wilderness, a haven of cozy fires, tasty home made food and cosy place to stay. ​ The Inn went under an extensive refurbishment in 2015. In 2018 we developed the Stables, to allow guest to enjoy the local area, Oxenhope, Haworth, Hebden Bridge, Halifax. We are self catering - We are not a B&B-

Please read ALL of below before booking : Self contained one bedroom apartment attached to the Inn. It is on a side annexe that has a separate entrance and is entirely self contained with no access from any part of Inn. The Stables is cozy, small living area - 2 seater sofa, tables 2 chairs and flat screen Tv with cabinet. There is a small kitchenette, with microwave, kettle, small fridge, dishwasher, 1 hob hot plate, sink and a few pots, pans and crockery. Bedroom - 1 double bed, 2 bedside tables, a arm chair, space to hang, ironing board and iron. Shower room - shower, sink, toilet. The shower is a UK standard shower base with screens We provide - linens, towels. We have internet but we are very rural and we cannot control the speed or quality. We do get full 4G on almost all networks. Please note this! We can not control the speed it’s totally location based. We have great 4G! The television has NOW TV with full entertainment and movies however we do not as yet have aerial due to outstanding planning permission to add this to the building. This point will be removed when an aerial is in place We provide internet password upon request but please note the above about speed etc. We ask no shoes inside the stables, we have a huge floor mat as you enter. The Stables has been loving restored to be a small cosy space in a beautiful part of the world, if you are looking to relax and escape - we are for you! We keep are price very reasonable for the area. If your expecting penthouse mansion I’m afraid we won’t be suitable. We suggest your own transport is an absolute must! We have had comments with regards to location - Oxenhope village is 1.2 miles in the car, Hebden Bridge 5.5 miles in car, and Haworth 2.8 miles away in car - we are rural our nearest neighbours are in Oxenhope (excluding farmers) We do accept well behaved dogs we are in a great spot for some fab walks, and dogs are allowed in the Inn Any questions please ask- we will help anyway we can, if you need anything during your stay we will always do all we can to help!

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Folly Cottage is a quaint and quirky stone-built, mid-terrace period property in the heart of the picturesque village of Haworth, so provides an ideal base from which to explore this gorgeous part of West Yorkshire with easy access to Hebden Bridge, Skipton, and Harrogate.

Folly Cottage combines a contemporary feel with original period features including exposed stone and beams, flagstone flooring, feature fireplaces, and the original stone staircase. The two-floor accommodation comprises of a double bedroom, a shower room with a newly-installed soaker shower, basin, and WC, and a compact but well-equipped fitted kitchen. The comfortable sitting room, with dining area, has a large feature fireplace with a multi-fuel stove, so guests can relax in front of a real fire and listen for the distant sound of the steam train whistle. At the rear of the property, there is a small outdoor seating area, and to the front, there is roadside parking for one car. Folly Cottage has a selection of books and games for entertainment, and Wi-Fi, a Blu-ray player, and Smart TV which enables guests to connect to Netflix and other streaming services.

Haworth is famous for its association with the Bronte Sisters and the heritage Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, and Folly Cottage is just a 5-minute walk from the historic cobbled Main Street which is home to a wealth of independent vintage shops, galleries, cafes, bars, and restaurants, and the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Haworth has a vast array of annual events such as the 1940s Weekend, 'Hawortheen', and the Christmas Torchlight Weekend, so there is always a reason to visit whatever the time of year! Situated above the Worth Valley on the edge of the Pennine Moors, a stay in Haworth also offers breathtakingly beautiful moorland walks and cycle routes right on the doorstep, and popular sights and landmarks include Haworth Moor, Top Withins, and the Bronte Bridge and Waterfall. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway and the surrounding towns and villages were used in the 1970s film adaptation of Edith Nesbit’s book ‘The Railway Children’, so there is the opportunity to take a nostalgic step back in time and see some of the most iconic locations from the story on a choice of two Railway Children walks.

The cottage is on the door step of the Bronte moors of Haworth. Beautiful cottage with all the original features, with a lovely open fire for the winter nights ., I will welcome you on arrival and help with many places of interest locally. if you like walking , Main Street of Haworth is in walking distance. Skipton is another market town with castle and trips on the canal . place of interest Hebden bridge .15 mins walk from the cottage you can get on the steam train.

The cottage has been updated beginning of this year.all the original features are still kept .pine beams in the ceiling,open fire place with a multi fuel stove .open staircase and central heating through out the property . Bathroom again beamed ceiling with bath and shower. Kitchen has all you need .outside is enclosed area that’s always filled with plants . Table and chairs .parking for the car is on the gable end of the house paved area

Haworth village is only 1 mile from the cottage

New to the market, West Shaw Barn is located on the outskirts of the quiet village of Oxenhope, just minutes away from Haworth – the world renowned home of the Bronte sisters. Attached to the owners home, yet completely self-contained and private, this luxurious holiday let is beautifully furnished with spectacular views. Pet Friendly. 1 dog only. 2 by special request.

Kingsize bed with ensuite and walk in wardrobe Downstairs cloaks/Utility room with washer dryer

A walkers paradise with the moors literally directly on the doorstep. Fabulous walking is available in the area including Top Withens and Bronte Waterfalls. Steeped in literary history, Haworth, a pretty village with a cobbled main street with independent shops, cafés, pubs and galleries, is located just 2 miles away. Oxenhope itself has a convenience store, churches and pubs serving good food, as well as being known for the legendary Oxenhope Straw Race. Wonderfully artsy Hebden Bridge, also home to the National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags, can be reached either by car or good public transport links in around 15 minutes. The market town of Skipton, otherwise known as the ‘Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales’, can be reached in around half an hour. Fantastic cycling routes from the front door. We are located directly on the Tour de France Grand Depart Route. Also great mountain bike and running routes on which we can offer assistance.

Maple Leaf Cottage is a Victorian 3 bedroom terraced house which is located in the beautiful village of Haworth, Yorkshire. Haworth was home to the famous literary Bronte sisters. With it's cobbled Main Street and quirky shops, restaurants, pubs, museum and history it's a great place to base yourself to explore Yorkshire. The Dales National Park is just to the north and the entire area is a hiker and walkers delight. The scenery of the country side is breathtaking. Visit Yorkshire Soon!

Maple Leaf Cottage is situated perfectly for a HOLIDAY/BREAK ANY TIME OF THE YEAR! The area is hikers and walkers paradise to say the least. History and natural beauty abound...any time of the year. Why not take a WINTER BREAK?... come and visit our WARM cozy cottage in Haworth. There is so much to see and do in the area...you’ll need more than a week! FOR BOOKINGS OF A WEEK ( 7 nights) OR MORE WE OFFER...a 10% DISCOUNT! In January you can rent our 3 bedroom cottage for just 39.00 pound/night with the discount! Yorkshire is the largest county in England ! It could take years to see and experience what Yorkshire has to offer. Start your journey today. The cottage is centrally located in West Yorkshire … It' Yours To Discover Today And Always!

Yorkshire at it's best. Walk into Haworth, hike around the town and experience the northern open moors of Yorkshire. The town of Haworth has many quirky shops and plenty of places to dine or get that all important "cuppa". There are many picturesque towns and villages within a half hour drive. Getting to these hidden places is a delight driving through the spectacular country side. Hiking and walking? You can not find any better place to walk...from the gentle stroll to a challenging hike over hill and dale! The locals are so friendly, they talk to you as if you had known them all your life...and nothing is too much trouble. Come and experience Yorkshire hospitality at it's finest!!

The perfect bolthole to explore beautiful Bronte Country in West Yorkshire!

A lovingly furnished one bedroom apartment located just a few minutes walk from the famous steam train station in Haworth. Perfect for romantic getaways this basement apartment offers stylish design and a south facing patio area to enjoy sunny mornings and evenings with the pleasant sound of the trickle of the river running past and the whistle of steam trains from Haworth station. With excellent access to a wide range of shops, cafes, takeaways, traditional pubs, bars, restaurants and convenience stores you can wander straight from your doorstep into the famous village. With parking available either on-street or in the near by car park for £2 per day Bronte bolthole is the perfect place to begin your Bronte country adventure from! The apartment includes: Free Wi-Fi! Living room with three seater sofa, coffee table, smart TV (no access to terrestrial channels smart services only), reading lamp. Fully stocked Kitchen with dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, dining table and two chairs. Bedroom with double bed, free standing hanging rail, mirror and hairdryer. Modern En-Suite Shower room. We look forward to your stay!

Note: **45 reviews (4.9)** Charming country bungalow just a leisurely stroll along the famous Railway Children walk or 5-minute drive/bus-ride to Haworth. Nestled in the heart of Oxenhope village, the bungalow provides a sanctuary from which to explore the local Real Ale pubs, Brontë Parsonage, Top Withens, Hebden Bridge, incredible country walks, & Oxenhope Steam Railway Station KWVR. This cottage is fantastic for couples, families, solo adventurers, business travellers, & furry friends alike.

Please note the cottage's 45 (4.9* av.) Airbnb reviews and my Superhost status can't be seen here due to a technical issue (see also reviews on Booking.com). Very frustrating! Fully-equipped kitchen, games, mini-library & our TV system is amazing, providing literally 1000s of free on-demand movies & TV series (plus live BBC etc channels). A well-stocked local supermarket and pharmacy are just a few minutes walk away. Our bungalow is opposite the CAMRA Community Pub of the Year! They even do gluten-free beers! Oxenhope is a friendly village - it is peaceful little place, yet there is always a fun event just around the corner! It's the perfect base from which to explore Yorkshire - whether you want moorland or museums, nowhere is far away... We try to think of the little things so you don’t have to...complimentary tea, coffee, toiletries, hand wash etc can be found in the cottage. Dog bowls and treats (if your four-legged family member is permitted) can be found in the pet cupboard in the kitchen.

Our bungalow is in the very heart of Oxenhope where many annual events can be enjoyed right outside your front door. We have also had guests comment on how much they enjoyed scrumptious fish and chips whilst listening to the traditional English countryside sounds of cricket (yes you guessed it, the local cricket ground is 2 mins walk away) and bell-ringing practice at the local church. Our local real ale pub is just across the road where you can rub shoulders with the locals and enjoy the free weekly folk music on Tuesday night or the quiz night on Wednesday. The pub is also host to some fabulous events including the annual Music & Real Ale Festival held at the beginning of June. We are just a short walk from Oxenhope Steam Railway Station KWVR - the starting point for various events throughout the year such as The Haworth Haddock, Keighley Korma, & Pullman Afternoon Teas. Paddington Bear & Santa also visit annually! In May, we usually have the Tour De Yorkshire pass by the front door. Thousands of people are expected to line the route of the internationally-acclaimed cycle race as the riders make their way through the Worth Valley and South Craven.One Sunday in July you can experience our Oxenhope Straw Race with characters in fancy dress passing right by your front door. The Oxenhope Straw Race takes place every summer raising money for local charities. It was started by two men who made a bet about racing from one pub to the next carrying a bale of straw. The Straw Race is an event in which teams of two people race a two-and-a-half mile course around Oxenhope carrying a bale of straw. Over the years it has gone from strength to strength, raising around £300,000 to date. It is great day out with a real carnival atmosphere!

Open again from March 2020!! Close to Haworth, home of the famous Bronte sisters, Bronte Moorland, (where Wuthering Heights/Jane Eyre is based), Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, Oxenhope, Hebden Bridge, Leeds, Manchester, Skipton, Saltaire. Great retreat for couples, business travellers, & especially families. The cottage is well located, great for outdoor pursuits & city activities alike. There is so much to do! Free wifi, & loads of childrens facilities to save you packing them!

The cottage is attached to the end of our farm. The farm is on the main road between Keighley and Hebden Bridge and is just on the edge of beautiful moorland. There are panoramic views all round. It's really quiet here despite a main road so you have perfect chance to relax. It is quite a large cottage for holidaying in so you will find plenty of space. There is lots of facilities and add on packages we can provide to really make your stay special - simply contact us before arrival to arrange. With climate change in mind, we are quite unique in that we are a carbon neutral site & have not only planted over 1000 trees on our land, but we have also installed an electric car charging point. We also run a biomass boiler here so there is unlimited heating / hot water. The commercial part of the farm is The Rainbow Egg Company - we are a free range farm and have the worlds smallest chickens right through to our lovely large geese & turkeys. All animals are friendly although it is possible to have absolutely no farm contact during your stay as the farm part is separate. You even get free eggs whilst you stay. We also offer locally sourced breakfast hampers if you would like. The space has been lived in recently but for 2020 is now up and running as a beloved holiday cottage again.

There are many friendly local pubs and places to eat. All major supermarkets deliver here and local taxi firms amd takeaways know us. The village has many small businesses aimed at tourism and people here really care about what they do.

Traditional stone miners cottage in Oxenhope, recently refurbished, in close proximity to Haworth, Bronte Waterfalls and Worth Valley Steam Railway. 2 minutes walk to the local pub and 5 minutes walk to the local Co-op. Can sleep 4 people as twins or doubles.

Two bedrooms: Bedroom 1: 1 x super king-size double (zip/link, can be twin on request) Bedroom 2: 1 x single with a pull out stacker bed (twin or double on request) Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC Kitchen with dining area Utility Sitting room Gas central heating with gas log effect burner Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, Fibre broadband WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs Roadside parking Enclosed rear courtyard garden and small front paved area

A beautiful former mill cottage built in 1830 on the edge of Oxenhope, 1 mile from Haworth. The cottage has wonderful views across beautiful countryside. Rooms have oak beams. Kitchen with Dishwasher & Tumble Dryer The cottage has doorstep walks inc Bronte Way, Wuthering Heights and Bronte Waterfalls There is a bonus of Smart TV with a Freeview, Netflix and Wi-Fi. SuperKing bed. Roll- top bath and shower cubicle in the bathroom. Outside seating

Spacious listed Old School Hall with exposed brickwork, stone and wooden beams. Newly refurbished large bedroom with double bed and work space. Semi-rural West Yorkshire location. Easy access to M606 and M62. Heart of curry and Bronte country.

Relaxed, friendly.

Clayton retains a community feel with a great mix of people.

My place was built in the 1780's and is close to Haworth, home of the Bronte sisters and the famous moors, as well as the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway with Oxenhope station just a 10 minute walk away. You’ll love my place because of the cosy cottage feel, great location for walking and a one minute walk to a great local pub. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and small families.

Central heating and multi fuel stove with free logs and fuel. Free wifi. TV, DVD, Radio/CD etc. Bed linen and towels provided.

Located in a small hamlet with open views front and rear. Close to local pub serving quality food (including limited take away) and real ale. The local co-op, chemist, bus stop and Oxenhope train station are a few minutes walk. Leeming reservoir is just over the road and a great starting point for walks

Luxurious accommodation for two and daily breakfast basket, in our stylish shepherds hut with log burner and private bathroom. Amongst beautiful scenery next to a working farm on the edge of the moors. Only five minutes walk on part of the famous Railway Children walk to the cobbled main street of Haworth with restaurants, cafes and shops. Home of the famous Bronte sisters, Haworth is one of the stops on the Worth Valley Steam Railway. Perfect for a cosy romantic break. Good 4G coverage.

Shepherds Dream is unique and in the grounds of Sowdens House a Georgian mill owners house, built in 1830, which is noted in Charlotte Brontes diary. On the edge of the moors but very close to historic Haworth Main Street.

The Shepherds hut is set within the grounds of Sowdens House but with its own private area. Surrounded by open countryside with sheep and cows. Walking distance to the quirky shops pubs and tea rooms on Haworth Main Street. The market town of Skipton is only 30 minutes drive away.

A beautiful newly reburbished cottage situated 5 minutes from Haworth main Street, a tourist destination known for its association with the Brontë sisters and the preserved heritage Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The cottage is well equipped with everything you need for a lovely getaway. There area offers lovely walks with breath-taking countryside views.

Set in the steep and stunning Luddenden Valley within 13 hectares of beautiful Calderdale countryside, Jerusalem Farm Barn is a barn conversion set close to Jerusalem Farm Campsite and is surrounded by a landscape of woodland valleys and high moorland plateaux. With a welcoming atmosphere and accessibility-friendly facilities, Jerusalem Farm Barn is a perfect place to enjoy the local nature reserve, which provides a safe haven for woodland birds, woodpeckers, herons and deer.

Jerusalem Farm Barn was created with people with accessibility needs in mind. The barn is fully accessible for wheelchair users and has facilities including a hoist which runs from the bedroom to fully accessible en suite bathroom and profiling bed . With its own extensive network of footpaths, Jerusalem Farm Barn also makes an ideal base from which to access the wider countryside, which is largely protected for its breeding bird population and can be easily accessed by foot or push bike through an extensive and well marked network of public rights of way. The camp site and the spacious grassy areas below the barn are also accessible by wheelchair. Situated between Halifax and Hebden Bridge, the site is perfect for exploring the surrounding South Pennines, an area rich in both natural and industrial archaeology. The mill towns of Sowerby Bridge and Mytholmroyd (the birthplace of former Poet Laureate Ted Hughes) are nearby, with Hebden Bridge particularly good for day trips, with cafés, galleries and a grand old picture house. Haworth, home of the Brontës, is just a few miles over the moors. "Eureka!", The National Children’s Museum in Halifax (for big and little kids) can be reached in around 20 minutes as can the Grade I listed Piece Hall. The green oasis of Shibden Estate with its park and hall, soon to be seen on TV in the BBC/HBO drama Gentleman Jack. Jerusalem Farm is owned and operated by Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council

Jerusalem Farm is set in the picturesque Luddenden Valley. This community is dominated by small cottages and farms, and has a extensive network of footpaths which included the nationally recognised trails The Calderdale Way and Pennine Way. Two small villages can be located in the Luddenden Valley. Luddenden with Grade II listed Lord Nelson Pub, once regularly frequented by the famous Branwell Bronte, and Midgley which its community run local shop.

An idyllic cottage dating back to the early 1800s set in the rolling hills of Brontë Country. This recently refurbished hideaway is perfectly located within a 5min drive of Haworth and 15min of Hebden Bridge. With sought after off street parking, modern Nest home heating, Smart TV, board games, a bookcase of novels and copious amounts of scatter cushions; you will feel right at home as soon as you walk through the door. Once you’re ready to venture outside, you’ll find the area is scattered with gems from the proper Yorkshire pubs, independent shops and Cafés to the tooting working steam trains. Take a walk to Brontë Waterfalls or venture along the winding roads of the Tour De Yorkshire. You’ll soon see why we’re proud to call this place home. For more photos of The Mill Cottage and the local area check out ‘The.Mill.Cottage’ on Instagram. Key Location Facts ————————— Haworth Main Street - 5min drive, 35min walk, £5 taxi. Hebden Bridge - 15min drive, £15 taxi. Leeds City Centre - 45min drive. Local Coop - 5min walk, 7am to 10pm, Mon to Sun, warm croissants served 7am. Local Taxi service - Brönte taxis. Local pubs - The Bay Horse, The Lamb Inn and The Dog and Gun. Local Geese - known to cross road (and cause mayhem). Events - KWVR steam trains (Santa train), Haworth events (1940s weekend), Hebden Bridge (arts festival), Oxenhope (beer & music festival). Key House Facts: ———————— Outside: off-street parking, key safe. Living room: 1x 3seater sofa, 1x 2seater sofa, 1x armchair, Smart TV (Netflix, Prime, Now, iPlayer, ITV Hub, 4OD, My5), free WiFi, DVD player, Nest home heating, Board games, Bookcase of fiction and non-fiction books. Kitchen: Dining table & 2 chairs (let us know if you would like more), fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave, dishwasher & tablets, washing machine & powder, dryer, cooker, grill. Bedroom: double bed, fresh linen, large wardrobe, hangers. Bathroom: bath, overhead shower, towels, hairdryer, soap, shampoo, tissues, iron, ironing board, drying cupboard.

The house is adjoined to a Weslyn Chapel and Chapel House was built in approx 1845 and was the home of the church caretaker.

Stanbury is a lovely village set in a conservation area surrounded by stunning views. Lower Laithe reservoir is a 5 minute walk away. There are 2 pubs within striking distance of the house and another one 10 minutes walk away. Fine ales and home cooked food on the doorstep.

Peaceful, neutrally decorated home on the edge of the Yorkshire moors, just a 10 min walk to the Bronte parsonage in the village of Haworth. If steam is your thing visit the heritage railway and take a trip on the tracks made famous by the railway children. Enjoy limitless tea and coffee in front of the fire, soak in the bath after a long day of sightseeing and have a good rest in a bedroom with a fine view of the countryside to recharge for whatever the next day brings.

A cat lives here.

Enjoy time away in my beautiful large peaceful attic bedroom. The room is light and south facing with fantastic views over Hebden Bridge. Just a few minutes walk into town or woods. Tea and coffee making in your room. En suite wc and sink. Longer stays welcome. If you are using instant book please tell me a bit about yourself at the same time and the reason for your visit.

I live in a beautiful Victorian terraced house on a quiet street with easy access to town and country. My house is spacious, welcoming and well equipped and you will feel at home when you are here. Also the room is beautiful and private and the views are spectacular.

Hebden Bridge needs no introduction! I live here not only because of its physical beauty but also because of its culture, people and access to nature. The woods are literally five minutes walk from my house but it's also only 10 minutes to walk into town and experience life there. Plenty to do during the day and evening: cafes, theatre, wine bars, cinema, fair trade shopping, pop up arts events; festivals ; Trades Club. Or just sit by the river and enjoy the water and the people who pass by. Great food for vegetarians, vegans and carnivores both here and in our neighbouring town of Todmorden.

5 minute taxi ride to the train station. 15 minute drive to The Dales. 20 minute train ride to Leeds. Local shop.

Modern terrace house, newly decorated and up to date appliances.

I'm on a quirky but steep cobbled road. Neighbours are smashing.

Situated on the main road between the picturesque villages of Haworth and Oakworth and overlooking woodland, this cosy and newly renovated basement flat has all amenities for a self-catering experience away from home. Historic Haworth and the Bronte Parsonage are a mile away, whilst Keighley and Worth Valley Oakworth Rail Station (location of the series ‘The Railway Children’) is a ten minute walk. The Penine Way is nearby and the stunning moors landscape is on your doorstep.

Our flat is on the ground floor of our house. We are available at any time should you need us.

This character cottage is a 10-15 walk from the centre of Hebden Bridge with street parking outside. The property has been recently renovated to a very high standard and includes all amenities of a functioning home. The accommodation has beautiful period features with some modern twists. Facilities include two bedrooms both with double beds, a bathroom with large shower, open spacious kitchen/living room, beautiful garden and plenty of storage inside and out. !!!DOG FRIENDLY!!!

The walk into Hebden Bridge can be done along the scenic canal, with a café and award winning pub just around the corner. Hebden Bridge is a thriving town recently voted the UK's most unspoilt and best independent shopping town.

Originally Hebden Bridge was seen as a "Hippie Hideout" but as the town has changed so has it's residents and visitors. It is now becoming increasingly cosmopolitan and bohemian as artists, performers and the LGBTQ community started following in the footsteps of the first hippies. The town is becoming increasingly popular with tourists/walkers/bikers etc. Furthermore, Hebden Bridge has recently been voted the UK's most unspoilt and best independent shopping town.

Modern condominium in an 18th century mill conversion enjoying beautiful surroundings and country side only 4 miles from Hebden Bridge and 2 miles from the start of the pennine way ideal for a romantic weekend away or for those who love the outdoors fantastic views.

With a village coffee shop just around the corner all your essentials are just a 5 min walk away, also nearby are some lovely village country pubs and restaurants.

Private bedroom with TV and unlimited Wifi Shared bathroom and dining room which has a table, kettle, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, toaster and a fridge. As well as a sofa area upstairs. Guests will have a separate entrance to us. Situated within walking distance of the village centre offering an abundance of shops, pubs and places to eat. We are surrounded by gorgeous countryside and are within a 2 minute walk of the leeds and liverpool canal. close to steeton station and Airedale general hospital.

Private double room with tv. Bathroom, dining room and reading/relaxing area with sofa and lots of books, these areas are shared with one other guest room.

Silsden is a wonderful place to live, people are friendly and will say hello if they see you in the street. We are close to the gateway of the Dale's and the scenery is just spectacular! There are some super places to go out for a drink in the evening from traditional pubs to a sports and gin bar. We have some delicious places to eat including cafes and an Italian restaurant plus plenty of takeaways for hassle free food. Steeton and Silsden station is close by with a direct line into Leeds as well as being just 1.5 miles away from Airedale general hospital making us perfect for holiday makers and professional people alike!

A traditional weavers cottage in the hill top village of Midgley overlooking the Calder Valley. An ideal location for hill walking, fell running, cycling or just relaxing in a beautiful setting. A short walk away from Midgley Moor with it's historic standing stones and burial chambers, or a short distance from Hebden Bridge with it's independent shops, cafe's and restaurants. Ideal for a weekend away in a traditional Yorkshire Stone cottage with mullion windows. Well behaved dog welcome.

66 Towngate is a cosy cottage with underfloor heating downstairs. The house is practical and comfortable. The views are absolutely stunning and although the cottage is just below the moor, access to Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd is very good.

Midgley is a small hilltop village. The people are very friendly. You will meet the locals, dog walkers, mountainbikers and horse riders. The local shop is run by very helpful volunteers from the area. Next to the shop is the community room which is open at times for tea and cake or an evening talk or quizz.

Cosy cottage with a multi fuel stove and a short distance from the village of Haworth, Bronte country on the doorstep, local walks from the cottage village pub in the same block a cosy cottage dating back to the 1600s

Spacious listed Old School Hall with exposed brickwork, stone and wooden beams. Newly refurbished large bedrooms each with double bed and work space. Semi-rural, West Yorkshire location. Easy access to M606 and M62. Heart of curry and Bronte country.

Relaxed, friendly.

Clayton retains a community feel with a great mix of people.

Old stone terrace house on a steep hill! Modern and comfortable.

5 mins drive to the nearest station.... Leeds is then 25 mins and Skipton the same going in the opposite direction. The beautiful Dales are half a hour away where the Countryside and views are fab. 15 mins from Haworth and 10 mins from the Worth Valley Railway. Mini supermarket 2 mins down the road.

It's a very pleasant street with lovely neighbours. There are a mixture of age groups and everyone is thoughtful about noise.

The cottage is of a high standard with period features and provides an ideal base for a family for a staycation or as a work-from-home alternative. We’ve incorporated an enhanced cleaning routine and we’re taking extra care to disinfect frequently touched surfaces between stays. We offer a no contact check in process using a key safe. We are also leaving a 72 hour turnaround between stays and all areas visited by guests and cleaners will be untouched by human hands after cleaning for 48hours.

COVID -19 UPDATE : We can offer guests who have been affected by the situation a quiet space to rest / recover or work from. The property is being cleaned to clinical standards between guests. For NHS workers we want to offer a 20 % discount., get in touch and we will send you a special offer on verification of your NHS ID badge. This traditional, end-terrace Victorian cottage is situated in a quiet position just a five minute walk from the centre of Haworth. On the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen, a spacious sitting room with a dining area and also a gas flame fire – perfect for those chilly nights after a day exploring the Yorkshire countryside. On the first floor is a large bedroom with a comfy king-sized bed, a second bedroom with a single bed, plus a bathroom. The third bedroom is on the second floor and has a comfy double bed and a TV with DVD player. (Please note guests are required to climb steep steps to access this room). Skipton is nearby with its cobbled streets, delightful castle and market and is well worth a visit. A short drive over the moors is the ever-popular town of Hebden Bridge with its many independent shops, bars and restaurants. This lovely cottage is an ideal base to explore the Bronte Country and the Yorkshire Dales at any time of the year. Please note that while we are dog friendly there is an additional charge - please see house rules. All dogs must be booked in with ourselves.

This traditional, end-terrace Victorian cottage is situated in a quiet position just a five minute walk from the centre of Haworth. Steeped in literary history and formerly home to the Bronte sisters, Haworth has much to offer, including traditional pubs, restaurants and cafes, a variety of walks and many events throughout the year. There is also the Worth Valley Steam Railway, the setting for the film ‘The Railway Children’, which has a station in Haworth. Skipton is nearby with its cobbled streets, delightful castle and market and is well worth a visit. A short drive over the moors is the ever-popular town of Hebden Bridge with its many independent shops, bars and restaurants. This lovely cottage is an ideal base to explore the Bronte Country and the Yorkshire Dales at any time of the year.

A beautifully decorated Victorian stone built cottage in the lovely little village of Oakworth, a mile from historic Haworth. Ideal for couples or singles Curiosity Cottage is the perfect hideaway from which to visit the attractions of Yorkshire and the Dales. Elegantly furnished, the cottage is filled with charming curiosities and books along with modern appliances, Nespresso machine, smart TV and Netflix, a range cooker, fine cotton bed linen and luxurious toiletries from our shop in Haworth.

The cottage is adjacent to our home, a Victorian mill-owners house set back from the main road in mature gardens. There is private off-road parking and a pretty terrace where you can sit out and enjoy a drink in the summer overlooking the garden. Living room with comfy corner sofa, books, games, smart TV and Netflix for rainy days. Kitchen/Dining Room. Light, bright and airy kitchen with Rangemaster stove, microwave, dishwasher, Nespresso machine and everything you need to cook and enjoy time in your home from home. Upstairs bedroom with comfy king size French bed, finest cotton linens and plenty of drawer and hanging space. Bathroom with marble basin stand, large bathtub and rainfall shower. Therapeutic bath powder bar: our handmade bath salts are provided to turn your bath into a soothing soak. Stressed? Try Lavender Salts... Tired aching limbs? Mustard Baths will do the trick. Need pepping up? Seaweed to refresh and revive.

Our lovely village of Oakworth has all the amenities you need for your stay with excellent public transport and is only a mile from historic Bronte village of Haworth. There is easy access to local walks and countryside and the wonderful Keighley and Worth Valley Steam Railway has a gas-lit station here in Oakworth. The Yorkshire Dales, the medieval city of York and the beautiful spa town of Harrogate are all highly recommended to visit, along with country houses such as Harewood House, Keighley’s Cliffe Castle and the National Trust’s East Riddlesden Hall. Quirky Hebden Bridge is just over the hill and the model village of Saltaire is high on our list of favourite places, with its restored Victorian woollen mill now housing an art gallery, David Hockney exhibition, Salts Diner, art shop and antiques centre.

A self contained apartment with En-Suite bathroom. Set in a perfect location for people to explore Halifax. Large enough to accommodate a sofa and a small dining table. The apartment enjoys a separate entrance.

Ideal to explore Hebden Bridge and Dales.

This is high end living in Halifax with Town Center at 12 minutes walk. Bus stop less than 5 minutes away.