Follow in the footsteps of the Bronte Sisters from this traditional stone-built worker’s cottage in Haworth. Sleeping up to four guests, it’s an ideal base for couples, literature lovers or keen photographers looking to capture the beauty of the Pennines and Dales. The village’s cobbled streets, gift shops and traditional tearooms are a delight to explore.
With stylish interiors across three storeys, this terraced house has been skilfully updated to create a fresh, contemporary feel. Step through the front door and straight into the lounge/diner to find an inviting space for unwinding. Curl up on the plush sofas to watch TV, warm up by the fire after windswept moors walks or gather around the dining table for card game nights. Stairs take you up to the first double bedroom and an elegant bathroom, while a second double is tucked away beneath the eaves of the property.
If you want to stretch your legs, Haworth’s Central Park is around half a mile away, offering a lovely spot for a winter wander or summer picnic. The famous Bronte Parsonage Museum is less than a mile from the property, while the surrounding moorland that inspired the literary sisters leads you to the Bronte Waterfall, 3 miles away. Heading into the Dales, trails along the banks of the River Wharfe and around the grounds of Bolton Abbey (14 miles) offer a choice of gentle rambles and more challenging hikes. For a nostalgic steam train ride through beautiful countryside, step aboard the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, just 300 metres from the cottage.