With its welcoming atmosphere and stylish decor, it’s hard to believe this quirky holiday home used to be a byre. It’s located in a rural spot and surrounded by natural beauty, offering true rest and relaxation to visitors. There’s a stream flowing through the garden teeming with wildlife, including kingfishers and pheasants – a truly delightful spot for a replenishing break away from life’s stresses and strains. With room for three human guests and two dogs, it’s ideal for a couple or a small family.
The semi-detached cottage, which was built in 1678, is attached to the owners’ farmhouse. It retains a number of original features, such as dark wood ceiling beams and raw stonework. You’ll enter the property into a lovely light-filled conservatory which is perfect or dining or relaxing with a book – rainy days, no problem! Continue into the lounge/diner, which contains more armchairs and a second spot for tucking into meals. Next to this, you’ll have a well-equipped kitchen that has everything you need for meal prep during your trip. The property is surrounded by an enchanting established garden that’ll really come into its own in fine weather. To access the seating area, cross over the sweet bridge and enjoy food or snacks in the fresh air, soaking up your surroundings.
With its enviable location within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property has with wonderful walking trails easily accessible nearby. The nearest pub and shop are 2 miles away. Head to Stocks Reservoir (5 miles) to discover scenic routes, or lose yourself in Gisburn Forest (3 miles), which is also fun to explore on mountain bikes. Within the Yorkshire Dales, we recommend the sites of Scaleber Force Waterfall (11 miles) and Malham Cove (15 miles), which are ideal for visiting with energetic pets.