Skipton, United Kingdom Vacation Rentals

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31 Vacation Rentals in Skipton

Carden Laithe

Yorkshire Dales, GB
5 Bedrooms 12 Guests
Sep 19 - 21
$1,390 night

Welcome to Carden Laithe Barn, an unforgettable barn conversion located in the world-famous Yorkshire Dales National Park. Nestled in perfectly peaceful countryside with incredible views, this exquisite property has been thoughtfully designed to blend modern elegance with the charm of traditional features, offering a truly unique and sophisticated retreat. If your booking is for an all-male or all-female group, please contact us for approval before confirming your reservation. The barn is located within a lovely peaceful and tranquil area near the Yorkshire Dales National Park and really allows you the ability to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. On your doorstep you’ll have unforgettable walks and views across the countryside, the barn is near a wooded area that’s perfect for exploring and there are a few pubs and villages not too far away. Carden Laithe Barn is within driving distance of Skipton, a charming market town nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, which feels like stepping into a postcard of English countryside charm. Known as the “Gateway to the Dales,” it’s the perfect spot for families and travellers looking for a mix of history, nature, and laid-back vibes. Start your visit with Skipton Castle, a stunningly preserved mediaeval fortress that’s over 900 years old. Kids will love wandering through the maze-like rooms, imagining knights and kings roaming the same halls. Afterwards, take a stroll down the cobbled High Street, where independent shops, cosy cafes, and a vibrant market blend into the town’s friendly atmosphere. If you’re more into the outdoors, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal winds its way through town, offering picturesque boat trips and tranquil towpath walks. It’s a great way to soak in the scenery and watch ducks paddle by while sipping on a coffee from a nearby cafe. Families can hop on a canal boat cruise or even try their hand at kayaking. Just outside the town, the rolling green hills of the Yorkshire Dales are practically begging for a hike or a picnic. Whether you’re exploring nature, delving into history, or just taking it easy in one of the town’s traditional pubs, Skipton has something for everyone, and it does it all with that relaxed Yorkshire charm that makes you feel right at home. Nearby The Angel at Hetton is a Michelin Star gastropub and restaurant blending fine dining with rustic Yorkshire charm. Enjoy a phenomenal meal or indulge in their acclaimed tasting menu, all while savouring a glass from their extensive wine list in a cosy, relaxed setting. If you’re feeling extra fancy then we can also arrange in-house private dining with Michael Wignall and his team. Grassington House, set in a charming Georgian building overlooking Grassington’s cobbled square, is perfect for afternoon tea or a gourmet dinner. For some of the best fish and chips in the area, The Frying Yorkshireman in Gargrave is a must.. Grab a takeaway portion and enjoy it by the canal if you’re wanting to consume some of the local scenery. Kilnsey Trout Farm offers a peaceful day out with trout fishing, nature trails, and scenic views of Kilnsey Crag. There’s also a farm shop and cafe, so you can enjoy fresh local produce even if you’re not casting a line. Bolton Abbey is a beautiful blend of historic ruins and natural beauty. Wander through the 12th-century priory, explore riverside trails, and try crossing the iconic stepping stones for a family-friendly adventure in Strid Wood. Hesketh Farm Park is a hit with families and kids can feed lambs, pet guinea pigs, and enjoy tractor rides around the paddocks. There’s a play area and a cafe too, making it a fun, easygoing day out for everyone. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be welcomed by a striking blend of contemporary style and rustic charm, featuring original exposed stone walls and beautifully handcrafted wooden furniture. The spacious dining area includes a large modern table made from glass and reclaimed wood—perfect for gathering with loved ones and creating unforgettable memories around the table. The home also offers a boot room, cloakroom, pantry/dirty kitchen, and a separate utility room. For an extra-special stay, you can even request private chefs from the Michelin-starred restaurant The Angel at Hetton. Throughout the property, large windows flood the space with natural light, highlighting the seamless integration of modern elements like the glass log burner set into the lounge wall, and the innovative glass hallway floors that connect the bedrooms. There’s no need for curtains here, either, as natural light is given priority here, with remote controlled frosted windows to ensure privacy. The spacious bedrooms feature incredible mirco-cement headboards and exposed beams, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. With ensuite bathrooms for every bedroom, comfort and privacy are assured for up to 10 + 2 guests , with additional beds available on request for 2 children. Outside, the property offers a generous private garden with a BBQ area and sunken seating, perfect for alfresco dining or simply lounging in style. There’s also a large lawn area in the garden especially for the kids if you’re bringing your little ones with you. Not just that, but we think that you’ll find the views to be absolutely breathtaking. Whether you’re looking to unwind in a luxurious, tranquil and rural setting or be more adventurous and explore the nearby shops, pubs, and eateries, Carden Laithe Barn is an ideal base for families and groups seeking an unforgettable stay in the Yorkshire countryside. Key Features 5 bedrooms 10 guests + 2 kids day beds available Private front & back garden Wolf kitchen Pet friendly Starlink WiFi Log burner BBQ area Outdoor wood burner Outdoor seating Terrace Parking EV Charger Luxury stay Wood fired hot tub Wheelchair friendly downstairs bedroom and bathroom The Home This incredible Yorkshire barn conversion will leave you with incredible memories of a truly wonderful part of the world. Renovated and designed with love, an eye for detail and a flair for design, Carden Laithe Barn is a truly exceptional Yorkshire holiday home. As you enter the grounds at this rural location you appreciate the peace and tranquillity of this beautiful area. It has private parking and an Electric Vehicle charger ready for your arrival and you’ll be greeted by two large private gardens with wood fired hot tub, sunken seating, a BBQ and outdoor dining area. On the ground floor you have an ultra-modern dining area that can seat up to 12 as well as a lounge area that has sofas to relax on before extending through to the kitchen and breakfast bar area. There’s a further lounge area with a large corner sofa, hidden bluetooth speakers and Smart TV as well as a ski-chalet style burner fire. This leads through to the exposed staircase which takes you up to the first floor where there are 4 modern, spacious and light bedrooms with large comfortable beds, and all are ensuite. The fifth bedroom is designed with accessibility in mind, located on the ground floor it is perfect setup for wheel-chair users. This stunning holiday property strikes the perfect balance between modern luxury and rustic charm, making it a standout example of a Yorkshire holiday home done right. With wonderful large windows that flood the space with natural light, every room is designed to highlight the original beams and stone walls, creating a warm yet contemporary feel. Sleek, minimalist furnishings blend effortlessly with the barn’s traditional character, while the open-plan layout offers both comfort and style in equal measure. It’s the perfect Yorkshire getaway, with its modern design featuring clean lines and large windows that frost up for privacy, eliminating the need for curtains. Every detail has been thoughtfully crafted, with all the joinery custom-made by local craftspeople using beautiful, locally sourced wood. The Wolf kitchen is a dream for those who love to entertain, equipped with stylish drinks fridges and all the latest tech, including intuitive light switches that let you set the perfect mood. Outside, you’re surrounded by rolling countryside, with breathtaking views of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just a short stroll away and for an added touch of luxury, you can hire a hot tub — ideal for relaxing under the stars at the end of a perfect day. Carden Laithe Barn is the kind of place where you can enjoy your morning coffee while watching deer graze nearby, or cosy up in front of the fire after a day exploring the picturesque surroundings, perfect for those seeking a luxurious rural escape. All Features ● Starlink WiFi ● Smart TV ● Board Games ● Bluetooth Speaker ● Oven ● Steam oven ● Warming drawer ● Two Dishwasher’s ● Fridge ● Dining table ● Ironing Board ● Pots & Pans ● Freezer ● Washing Machine ● Hob ● Toaster ● Boiling Water Tap ● Wine Fridge/Cooler ● Tumble Dryer ● Glassware ● Coffee Machine ● Blender ● Kitchen island ● Iron ● Egg BBQ ● Balcony/Terrace ● Private Garden ● Outdoor log burner ● Charcoal BBQ (charcoal not provided) ● Outdoor Seating ● Parking ● EV Charging Sleeping Arrangements Ground Floor Bedroom 1 - King ensuite (Accessible for wheelchairs, it has a wide doorway and storage at waist height). First Floor Bedroom 2 - Super King zip & link ensuite Bedroom 3 - Super King zip & link ensuite Bedroom 4 - Super king ensuite Bedroom 5 - King ensuite Booking Policy ● QR code for gate will be sent to guests pre-arrival ● Key will be provided in lockbox ● EV charger free for guests ● Luggage can be stored in plant room shed ● Please clear up any dog mess prior to checkout, bins are provided ● Put any furniture back that is rearranged ● Place dirty dishes in dishwasher prior to checkout ● Remove any rubbish prior to checkout ● Leave key in the lockbox prior to checkout ● No smoking ● Please clean BBQ after use ● Notify Property Manager of any breakages ● No outdoor shoes in the house

Host and Stay | 36 Hardy Meadows

Grassington, England, GB
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Oct 14 - 16
$255 night

This charming Grassington retreat offers a spacious and open plan, comfortable base with stunning panoramic views from the front rooms and easy access to the Yorkshire Dales. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming living area, a well-equipped open plan kitchen, 3 beautifully presented bedrooms along with two bathrooms. Ideally located just moments from Grassington’s village centre, location for the TV series "All Creatures Great and Small", with riverside paths, and scenic walking routes, this peaceful getaway is perfect for couples, families, friends and outdoor enthusiasts looking to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Dales. Welcome to Hardy Meadows, tucked within the charming village of Grassington and surrounded by the timeless beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. Offering comfort, tranquillity, and doorstep access to some of the region’s most captivating landscapes, this cosy escape is the perfect base for walkers, explorers, and anyone seeking a relaxing break in one of North Yorkshire’s most picturesque settings. You can enjoy a large open-plan living area which provides a warm and inviting space, complete with a snug sofa and a separate dining area, making it ideal for slow breakfasts, evening meals, or planning the next day’s activities. A well-equipped kitchen gives you the freedom to prepare home-cooked meals whenever you choose, whether it’s a hearty meal after a long walk or a simple snack before heading into the village. The three bedrooms offer a restful haven, dressed in soft, high-quality linens, ensuring a peaceful night’s sleep throughout your stay. Two well equipped bathrooms provide all the essentials, with fresh towels and thoughtful touches to help you settle in effortlessly. The patio and garden are easily accessible through elegant French doors from the open-plan kitchen and dining area, perfect for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The garden itself is level and beautifully maintained, sitting slightly elevated above the patio by approximately 40cm, with a low stone wall and flagged edge providing easy access and a touch of character. Guests will enjoy convenient parking for three to four vehicles on the spacious forecourt at the front of the house. A wide, paved pathway along the side of the home leads to a charming enclosed patio and a private garden at the rear. A level, tarmac public footpath from Hardy Meadows leads straight into the heart of Grassington village—just a leisurely 250-metre stroll. For nature lovers, the River Wharfe and picturesque Linton Falls are only around 600 metres away, easily reached via the Yorkshire Dales National Park car park opposite Hardy Meadows. Whether you’re exploring the charming village or taking in the stunning riverside scenery, everything is just a short, pleasant walk from your doorstep. Guests have access to the full property. The keys to the Hardy Meadows are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date. There is parking for three to four vehicles on the forecourt at the front of the house. Exploring Grassington and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales is wonderfully easy, whether you prefer travelling by foot, car, bus, or bike. The village is compact and walkable, with Hardy Meadows just a short stroll from the main square, shops, pubs, and walking routes. Most everyday essentials and scenic spots in the village can be reached within minutes. For those venturing further into the Dales, travelling by car offers the greatest flexibility. Well-maintained country roads connect you to nearby highlights such as Skipton, Bolton Abbey, Malham Cove, and Linton Falls. Parking is available throughout Grassington and at most popular trailheads and attractions. If you prefer public transport, regular bus services run between Grassington and Skipton, where you’ll find onward train connections to Leeds, Bradford, and beyond. This makes it easy to explore the region even without a car. Grassington is also a fantastic destination for walkers and cyclists. Numerous footpaths and bridleways begin right from the village, leading you through riverside paths, open countryside, and classic Dales scenery. The area’s network of well-marked trails makes it easy to enjoy scenic routes at your own pace. Whether you’re staying local or eager to see more of the national park, getting around from Hardy Meadows is simple, scenic, and stress-free.

Two Trees,

Yorkshire Dales, GB
6 Bedrooms 11 Guests
Sep 20 - 23
$707 night

These two gorgeous adjoining Yorkshire cottage holiday homes are an outstanding example of idyllic countryside getaways. They’ve got charm, luxury and are located in a perfect place for all types of groups - the picturesque village of Hetton in the Yorkshire Dales. Sleeping up to 12 guests across the 2 properties and 6 bedrooms, and 2 hot tubs, Two Trees is perfect for families. The charming and famous village of Hetton in Yorkshire sees scores of tourists flocking to it every year to make the most of its picturesque Yorkshire Dales scenery as well as the incredible dining experiences, wholesome welcoming pubs, great cafes and wonderful little shops. Not far from Skipton, Hetton offers plenty for groups of friends or families to come and explore. First and foremost we should mention The Angel at Hetton which has been recognised for its world class food with a Michelin Star. Nestled at the heart of the village, The Angel, and chef patron Michael Wignall welcome keen foodies from all over the world. As said by the team at The Angel themselves, Michael and his wife Johanna have a vision to keep everything that the Angel was famous for; fantastic food, a warm welcome and a deep connection with the dramatic Yorkshire landscape – and make it outstanding. If you’re up for exploring, Hetton is a brilliant base for hiking or cycling through the Dales. There are plenty of trails nearby, whether you’re looking for an easy-going walk or something a bit more challenging. The landscape around here is classic Yorkshire Dales—green, hilly, and full of sheep. You could spend hours just wandering the paths, admiring the countryside, and breathing in that fresh country air. And if you’re keen on a day trip, nearby towns like Grassington and Skipton are worth a visit, each offering their own slice of local history, markets, and quaint shops. Nearby Venture just a little beyond Hetton, and you’ll find plenty to keep everyone entertained in the surrounding area, whether you’re after a bit of history, a family day out, or just more of that glorious Yorkshire scenery. First up, Skipton is only a short drive away and definitely worth a visit. Known as the "Gateway to the Dales," it’s a lively market town with a proper traditional charm. Start your day with a wander around Skipton Castle, one of the best and well preserved mediaeval castles in England. The kids will love exploring the ancient rooms and twisting staircases, imagining knights and princesses around every corner. For a more relaxed pace, you can take a leisurely boat ride along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The towpath is also great for a family walk or bike ride, with plenty of spots to stop for a picnic. For animal lovers, Hesketh Farm Park is a big hit with the kids. It’s a working farm just a stone’s throw from Skipton where the whole family can get up close with all sorts of friendly animals. There are tractor rides, lamb feeding in spring, and even a bit of egg collecting. It’s a fun, hands-on day out where the kids can run wild and get a taste of farm life. Of course, the best part about staying near Hetton is that, even when you’re out and about, you’re never far from the stunning landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales. Whether you’re planning a short family walk or a more challenging hike, the whole area is crisscrossed with trails to suit all ages and abilities. There’s something special about rambling through the hills, taking in the rolling views, and knowing a hearty pub meal isn’t too far away. So whether you fancy a bit of history, some outdoor fun, or just quality time in the great British countryside, the area around Hetton offers plenty for a memorable family trip. Two Trees is perfect for families, groups of friends or even work retreats with its proximity to wonderful local artisan shops, a Michelin star restaurant at The Angel in Hetton, and a short drive to the famous market town of Skipton. They’re both decorated with wonderful contemporary modern interiors, comfy furniture and they both have private gardens with a hot tub each, garden furniture and seating areas. The Two Trees are the perfect getaway for all types of groups and regardless of the season there’s something for everybody with excellent features and amenities. Key Features Hot tub Private garden Pet friendly Terrace Log burner Outdoor seating The Homes Between Rose Tree and Rowan Tree, you can comfortably accommodate up to 12 adults, with plenty of space for everyone to relax and feel at home. Both cottages come with parking for up to six cars in total and each has a sunny patio area—perfect for your morning coffee as you take in the fresh air and beautiful surroundings. Inside Rose Tree, you’ll find a spacious, fully equipped kitchen with high-end appliances (including a sub-zero fridge and Wolf oven) and a Nespresso machine to fuel your mornings. The dining area seats six, while the cosy lounge features a wood-burning stove and a smart TV for relaxed evenings in. The cottage has three bedrooms: a master with a king-size bed, a second with a double, and a third with two singles, ideal for families or friends. The bathroom includes a power shower to freshen up after a day of exploring the Dales. Rowan Tree offers a similar level of comfort with its large kitchen and dining area, a utility room with a washer and dryer, and a cosy lounge with a log fire and smart TV. Downstairs also features a handy extra loo. Upstairs, the master bedroom boasts a king-size bed and en-suite shower, while the second bedroom offers a double bed. The third bedroom has a single bed. Whether you’re a group of friends looking to explore the rugged moors or a big family seeking a relaxed holiday in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Rose and Rowan Tree Cottages offer the flexibility and comfort you need. Between the two properties, you’ve got the space to enjoy time together but also spread out and have your own privacy when needed. Sleeping arrangements First Floor - Rowan Tree Bedroom 1 - 1 x King size Bedroom 2 - 1 x Double bed Bedroom 3 - Single bed (sofa bed availible) First Floor - Rose Tree Bedroom 1 - 1 x King size bed Bedroom 2 - 1 x Double bed Bedroom 3 - 2 x single beds All features Cleaning products Neom body soap Hot water Shower gel Bedroom and laundry Washing machine Essentials Towels, bed sheets, soap and toilet paper Hangers Bed linen Cotton Peter reed linen Room-darkening blinds TV Cot – available upon request Standard – 52 inches long x 28 inches wide (132cm x 71cm) Standalone high chair – available upon request With padding, straps/harness and food tray Board games Heating and cooling Indoor fireplace Heating Exterior security cameras on property There is CCTV covering the outside of the building to the front and back. This also covers the hot tub Smoke alarm Carbon monoxide alarm Fire extinguisher Internet and office Wifi Space where guests can cook their own meals Sub zero refrigerator Microwave Cooking basics Pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper Dishes and cutlery Bowls, chopsticks, plates, cups, etc. Dishwasher Wolfe electric cooker Wolfe oven Coffee maker: Nespresso Wine glasses Blender Dining table Coffee Private entrance Separate street or building entrance Private patio or balcony Private back garden – Fully fenced An open space on the property usually covered in grass Outdoor furniture Parking and facilities Free parking on premises Free on-street parking Private hot tub – available all year, open specific hours open from 14:00 to 20:00 Pets allowed Assistance animals are always allowed Self check-in Keypad Check yourself into the home with a door code

Scale House

Skipton, North Yorkshire, GB
9 Bedrooms 22 Guests
Sep 20 - 22
$1,625 night

Scale House is a Grade II listed Yorkshire Dales estate sleeping up to 22 guests across nine luxurious bedrooms. Ideal for celebrations, retreats and group stays, the property features a cinema room, gym, yoga studio, sauna, hot tub and private woodland grounds. Highlights: • Country estate sleeping up to 22 guests • Nine luxurious bedrooms • Private cinema room • Games area with darts • Gym and yoga studio • Sauna and outdoor hot tub • Formal dining room seating the full group • Private woodland setting within the Yorkshire Dales National Park • Pet friendly property The House Dating back to the late 1500s, Scale House combines centuries of character with modern comforts. Set within private woodland in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the property offers a rare balance of grandeur, privacy and relaxation. A variety of reception rooms provide spaces for both socialising and quiet retreat, from cosy snugs with open fires to elegant sitting rooms overlooking the surrounding countryside. Dining & Social Spaces The magnificent formal dining room, complete with vaulted beamed ceilings and a wood burning stove, provides a memorable setting for shared meals and celebrations. The well equipped kitchen features a traditional AGA, double ovens and breakfast seating, creating a practical and sociable space for larger groups. Bedrooms & Accommodation Scale House sleeps up to 22 guests across nine individually designed bedrooms. Each room has been thoughtfully styled with luxurious furnishings, premium bedding and views across the surrounding woodland and countryside. Leisure & Entertainment Guests can enjoy an impressive range of facilities including: • Private cinema room • Games area with darts • Dedicated gym • Yoga studio • Sauna • Outdoor hot tub These facilities make Scale House particularly appealing for retreats, celebrations and longer group stays. Gardens & Outdoor Living Extensive gardens and private woodland surround the property, offering opportunities for walks, outdoor games and peaceful moments immersed in nature. The estate also welcomes well behaved dogs. Ideal For: • Family celebrations • Corporate retreats and offsites • Wellness retreats • Group holidays • Special occasions Location Located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Scale House enjoys a peaceful countryside setting while remaining close to Skipton, Grassington and many of the region’s most popular attractions.

Cosy Stone Cottage In Gargrave Near Skipton

Gargrave, England, GB
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 27 - 30
$137 night

Tucked away in the charming Yorkshire village of Gargrave, this cosy stone cottage is the kind of place where mornings begin slowly with fresh coffee, countryside calm and plans for a day exploring the Dales. Step through the front door and into a warm, welcoming living space designed for switching off after busy days outdoors. Sink into the comfortable sofas and enjoy relaxed evenings with the Smart TV or gather together with a takeaway from one of the local village favourites just moments away. The cottage kitchen is fully equipped for everything from lazy breakfasts to hearty evening meals after long countryside walks. Whether you’re preparing picnic lunches for a day in the Yorkshire Dales or enjoying a quiet dinner together indoors, the space feels sociable, homely and easy to settle into. A charming dining area brings everyone together to eat, chat and plan the next day’s adventures. Upstairs, the beautifully finished bedrooms offer a calm and restful retreat at the end of the day. Soft linens, cosy textures and peaceful surroundings make it easy to unwind and recharge, whether you’re visiting for a romantic break, family getaway or weekend with friends. The twin bedroom offers flexible sleeping arrangements ideal for children, additional guests or groups exploring the area together. The modern bathroom is bright, stylish and perfect for freshening up after days spent walking riverside trails, visiting Skipton’s bustling market town or exploring the rolling landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Outside, you’ll find yourself perfectly placed to enjoy one of North Yorkshire’s most loved villages. Wander along the local lanes, stop for drinks in traditional country pubs or enjoy scenic walks directly from the doorstep without needing to drive anywhere. Free on street parking and fast WiFi make longer stays easy and comfortable too. With simple self check in, professional cleaning, hotel quality linens and discounts available, this welcoming cottage is designed to help you slow down, settle in and make the most of your Yorkshire escape. Any questions or queries, the MCPI Hosting team are always happy to help. We want to make your stay as hassle-free as possible. We can be contacted between the hours of 8am and 10pm. If your arrival is scheduled for outside of these hours, please let us know prior to arrival so we can ensure the property is accessible for you. HOUSE RULES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BOOKING As a professional host, we use a simple guest verification process to protect both guests and the property. ✓ Online check-in Before arrival, the lead guest completes a secure online check-in, including agreement to Guest T&Cs and submission of valid photo ID. ✓ Security deposit or damage waiver Choose between a fully refundable £350 security deposit or a £20/night non-refundable damage waiver (capped at £85). All steps are completed securely online prior to arrival. Pets: Unfortunately, pets are not permitted at this property. Smoking/vaping: Strictly no smoking indoors. A £1000 charge applies to cover deep cleaning and damage if evidence is found. Parties: This property is strictly not suitable for parties. Any breach will result in immediate removal by security with no refund. Your deposit may be used to cover associated removal and damages. Quiet hours: This is a peaceful residential area. Please respect quiet hours from 10PM onwards. Conveniently situated in the heart of Gargrave village, the cottage is perfectly placed for exploring both the Yorkshire Dales and nearby market towns without needing to travel far. 2-minute walk to local pubs, cafés and village shops 3-minute walk to scenic Leeds and Liverpool Canal walks 5-minute walk to Gargrave Railway Station with direct rail connections 5-minute train to Skipton for markets, restaurants and Skipton Castle 10-minute drive to Skipton Castle 20-minute drive to Malham Cove 25-minute drive to Bolton Abbey 30-minute drive to Ingleton Waterfalls Trail The best way to explore the local area is by car, allowing easy access to countryside villages, walking routes and Yorkshire Dales landmarks. However, Gargrave’s train station also makes travelling to Skipton, Leeds and surrounding towns simple for guests preferring rail travel.

WellyBob Cottage - (New Home)

Yorkshire Dales, GB
2 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 25 - 27
$476 night

This incredibly stylish Yorkshire Cottage holiday home has all the modern interiors and features you’d expect from a premium and luxury holiday getaway whilst retaining the charm and warmth of the original home. Set in some of the most stunning countryside in the world, The Yorkshire Dales, Wellybob Cottage offers the perfect base for smaller groups looking for a tranquil and relaxing break whilst being on the doorstep of incredible scenery to explore. Location Nestled in the stunning Yorkshire Dales, Airton is a charming little village that feels like it’s straight out of a storybook. With its stone cottages, peaceful riverbanks, and a sense of tranquillity that’s hard to come by, it’s the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The River Aire meanders gently through the village, offering lovely spots to sit and watch the water, or perhaps enjoy a lazy afternoon picnic. There’s a sense that time moves a little slower here, making it ideal for anyone looking to unwind. Airton is a great base for exploring the wider Yorkshire Dales, too. Just a short distance away are some fantastic walking trails, including parts of the Pennine Way, offering scenic routes through the rugged limestone hills and lush valleys. The village itself has a rich history, with connections to the Quaker movement, and even boasts a historic mill that’s been beautifully restored and now serves as a café and gallery. Whether you’re into nature, history, or just want a quiet retreat, Airton is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful slice of rural English life. Nearby There’s no shortage of things to do around Airton, whether you’re looking for a bit of adventure, indulgence, or just a good breakfast to start your day. For food lovers, just a short drive away is The Angel at Hetton, a Michelin-starred restaurant that’s perfect for a special meal. It combines fine dining with a warm, country atmosphere, offering a menu that celebrates local ingredients in creative ways. If you’re after something a bit more traditional, the Victoria Inn at Kirkby Malham is a great spot for a cosy pub lunch, with real ales and hearty dishes, perfect after a day of exploring the Dales. Speaking of breakfast, you won’t need to go far. Right in the village is Town End Farm Shop, where you can enjoy a locally sourced breakfast before browsing the small selection of artisan goods. It’s a great place to grab a coffee and stock up on some homemade treats for your day’s adventures. Nature lovers are in for a treat with Malham Cove and Gordale Scar nearby, two breathtaking natural landmarks that are a must see. Whether you want to hike up to the top of the cove for incredible views or marvel at the dramatic waterfall at Gordale Scar, these spots offer some of the best scenery in the Yorkshire Dales. For a more family-friendly outing, Thornton Hall Country Park is nearby, offering everything from animal encounters to tractor rides, making it a great day out with the kids. If you’re a golfer, Skipton isn’t far, and its golf club offers a challenging course with beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. Whether you spend your days hiking, eating, or relaxing, there’s something to suit every pace of life near Airton. With two spacious bedrooms sleeping up to five guests, it’s a wonderfully cosy and comfortable Yorkshire cottage that will provide you with a wonderfully warm welcome. It’s got a hot tub to enjoy the views in luxury and comfort and it’s also pet friendly, meaning you can bring your furry friends along with you to enjoy the Yorkshire countryside. With modern features and decor it’s got absolutely everything you’ll need, but do pay attention to the incredible original wooden beams and features of this charming property too. Key Features Hot tub Private garden Private Parking Log burner Pet friendly Smart TV Views of Yorkshire Dales The Home As you approach WellyBob Cottage, you can’t help but be charmed by both the pretty terraced exterior and the incredible views that greet you. The cottage has a driveway at the front, spacious enough for two cars, making arrival easy. Once you step into the small porch and then through to the hallway, you’ll find thoughtful touches like a high chair and baby equipment, ready for families. The hallway, like the rest of the cottage, is bright and airy, with modern light colours and furnishings that create a welcoming atmosphere. Just off the hall, the first bedroom offers a comfortable double bed with a single bunk above it, making it ideal for families or friends. The beds are cosy, with soft bedding. At the end of the hallway, you’ll find a modern and spacious bathroom, equipped with a shower and everything you need to freshen up after a day of exploring. Further down is the second bedroom, which features a comfy king-size bed and plenty of natural light. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a long day. Head upstairs, and you’ll discover the heart of the cottage - the lounge. This spacious room has inviting sofa, a smart TV, and a collection of board games to help you relax and have fun. The large dining table at the far end of the room is perfect for gathering your group for meals and quality time together. A little further along is the modern kitchen, fully equipped with everything you need, including contemporary appliances like a large fridge and oven. From here, French doors open out into the private garden, where you can sit back on the garden furniture and take in the beautifully maintained lawn. The views from the back are nothing short of breathtaking - perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. All features Hot tub Private Garden Garden furniture Smart TV Log burner Thermostat Travel cot High chair Oven Hob Dishwasher Pots & Pans Cutlery and crockery Glassware Microwave Coffee Machine Tea/Coffee/Sugar Boiling water tap Blender Fridge Large dining table seating up to 6 Washing Machine Dishwasher EV Charger Private parking Rural location in Yorkshire Dales village Sleeping Arrangements Ground Floor: Bedroom 1 - Double bed with single bunk on top Bedroom 2 - King size bed

Heatherstone House

Broughton, GB
6 Bedrooms 10 Guests
Sep 28 - Oct 1
$921 night

Heatherstone House is a charming retreat near Skipton, Yorkshire, perfect for family escapes or gatherings with friends. With six beautifully appointed bedrooms, this cosy holiday home accommodates up to ten guests. The open-plan kitchen and dining area invites shared cooking and memorable meals, while the snug living room, complete with a woodburner fireplace, is ideal for warming up on crisp winter evenings. Luxuriously furnished, Heatherstone offers a seamless blend of comfort and style. Step outside to find a spacious garden, perfect for summer relaxation with scenic countryside views — the ultimate Yorkshire getaway in any season. Heatherstone House is an ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales. Just minutes away, the market town of Skipton — known as the “gateway to the Dales” — features a medieval castle, charming boutiques, and a renowned market. Situated on a 3,000-acre Wellness Estate dating back to 1097, guests can enjoy curated outdoor experiences, including forest therapy, wild swimming, cycling, and foraging through ancient woodlands and parklands. The on-site Wellness Center invites rejuvenation with bespoke therapies, a hydro massage pool, sauna, gym, and more, while the Bistro serves delicious meals, including complimentary weekday breakfasts. Heatherstone House promises a truly memorable Yorkshire holiday. Features: Heatherstone House Ground Floor - Open-plan kitchen and dining area - Living room with woodburner - WC - Bedroom with double bed with ensuite bathroom with bath, shower and WC First Floor - Bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom with shower and WC - Bedroom with double bed - Bedroom with double bed - Bedroom with single bed - Bedroom with single bed - Family bathroom with shower and WC - Family bathroom with bath, shower and WC Exterior - Patio - Large private garden - Parking space Additional Facilities - Underfloor heating - Washing machine - Tumble dryer - Dishwasher - Wifi - Satellite TV - Travel cot and highchair on request - Complimentary week day breakfast - Wellness facilities (please see ‘Extras’ tab for more details) - Outdoor activities (please see ‘Extras’ tab for more details) Location: Heatherstone House offers an adventure-rich retreat with wellness at its heart. Guests can enjoy activities tailored to their preferences, including scenic walks, biking, 4x4 tours, and wild swimming across the estate’s ancient woodlands and parklands. For ultimate relaxation, the Wellness Centre features a hydro pool, sauna, steam room, yoga, and meditation sessions (see ’Extras’ for details). Outdoor enthusiasts can also indulge in forest therapy, foraging, and idyllic picnic spots, ensuring something special for everyone. Just ten minutes away, the lively town of Skipton brims with historic charm, featuring a famed castle, cobbled streets, boutique shops, and scenic canal paths perfect for strolls and boat rides. Nearby, Bolton Abbey enchants with its Priory ruins, riverside views, and iconic stepping stones. Explore the Yorkshire Dales with breathtaking hikes through the Valley of Desolation, wildlife spotting in Strid Wood, or a hot air balloon ride over Nidderdale for panoramic vistas. Even the Lake District is within a day’s reach, making Heatherstone House an ideal rural escape to reconnect, unwind, and explore at your own pace. Terms & Conditions: ? No security deposit required. 4:00 pm 10:00 am Yes, included in the rental price Yes, included in the rental price Yes, a maximum of 2 pets are welcome at Heatherstone House, but are subject to an additional fee of £30 per pet per stay. Please enquire at time of booking. Flexible Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking or vaping 3 nights Yes, included in the rental price

Valemount

Broughton, GB
6 Bedrooms 11 Guests
Sep 28 - Oct 1
$2,115 night

Nestled on the fabulous three thousand acre Broughton Sanctuary estate, the wonderful Valemount offers families and friends the perfect abode for a spot of switch off. It is a haven for hunkering down with the revered Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep so pack your walking boots and a good book or three as tranquility awaits at Valemount. When you decide to leave your private paradise, the amenities and activities available on the estate are truly wondrous and you will have access to them all, with the exception of the tennis court which only the guests of Broughton Hall can use. Valemount offers six exceptional bedrooms and sensational living spaces as well as its own private garden. It is ideal for multi-generational families or groups of friends. Broughton Sanctuary has been masterfully developed and offers the seventeen bedroom hall as well as sixteen separate holiday homes so if you want to bring another family along, there are plenty of other places to stay nearby. The Broughton Hall Estate was established in 1097 and has been home to the Tempest family, one of England’s oldest Catholic landed gentry families, for over nine hundred years. With continual transformation and a mission to be a regenerative space rooted in the nature and wellbeing of humanity and the planet, the estate is now known as Broughton Sanctuary. The three thousand acre estate offers ancient woodland, parkland, heather moorland, reservoirs, walking trails, historic formal gardens, a luxury wellbeing centre, gym and an endless list of special attractions and entertainment venues. There is a wonderful hospitality team who will be on hand to attend to your every whim. In house chefs can create delicious meals and upscale events. The Tempest Family are believed to have come to England from Normandy during William Conqueror’s 1066 invasion of England and were given land in the aftermath of the invasion. Roger Tempest, the current custodian of Broughton Sanctuary is the thirty second generation of Tempests to be custodian of the sanctuary. Valemount enjoys a fantastic location in the charming village of Broughton, less than ten minutes from the popular market town of Skipton. Skipton is often referred to as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The town hosts an award-winning market every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday throughout the year. It boasts the medieval Skipton Castle, a beautiful old parish church, excellent boutiques, unique shops, fabulous restaurants and charming traditional pubs. Skipton has previously been named as ‘Britain’s best place to live’ by the Sunday Times. The town is surrounded by spectacular landscapes including the iconic curved limestone cliff of Malham Cove, as seen in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Steam railways are available from Embsay and Bolton Abbey and the Leeds to Liverpool Canal passes through Skipton. The amazing cathedral City of Ripon, Harrogate, York, the breathtaking Howardian Hills, the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the Lake District are all within easy reach. Within the attractive stone walls of Valemount lies a seriously modern, seriously bright and airy, luxurious holiday home. You will relish in Valemount’s beauty where there is charm and character in abundance married with lavish contemporary furnishings and top notch fittings. Sumptuous stylish fabrics, dazzling white walls, vibrant modern artworks and gorgeous accessories work effortlessly alongside soaring ceiling beams. The house is flooded with Yorkshire light that streams through gorgeous windows of all different shapes and sizes. Outside, expansive estate views will entice your gaze and a wooden hot tub awaits for an indulgent dip. The living room is absolutely stunning. It features a vibrant red wood burning stove which you can crank up if a rural chill descends on the evening. There are other wonderful colour splashes with colourful artwork, gorgeous scatter cushions and some bright furniture. The kitchen diner is drowned in natural light. It comes with excellent stainless steel appliances including a range cooker, a butler’s sink and a modern glass dining table and chairs. There is a formal dining room too that features a curved ceiling, feature wallpaper, a warm colourful rug and a traditional table and chairs. The ground floor also offers a reading area, a smart family bathroom and two bedrooms, both with beautifully dressed, sumptuous double beds and access to the terrace and garden. There are some lovely trendy features such as open hanging space rather than formal wardrobes. The first floor of Valemount is home to three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. The lavish master is a stunning room with a double bed, beams that soar above you adding a cathedral air to this charming space and wonderful garden and estate views. The second bedroom also offers a double bed and the last rooms, a double and a single, share a Jack and Jill bathroom. Guests staying in the master and second double share an immaculate family bathroom. All of the bathrooms in the house enjoy the very best of fittings. This wonderfully attractive house is surrounded by a private garden where you will feel the tranquility fold around you as you relax in absolute peace and quiet. There is a lovely seating circle with a fire pit and a fabulous hot tub for an indulgent dip. The garden is surrounded by estate fields full of sheep, a truly wonderful setting for your next rural getaway. Guests staying at Valemount enjoy access to all of Broughton Sanctuary’s highly impressive amenities. The grounds are brimming with woodland, parkland, heather moorland, walking trails, meandering rivers, wild reservoirs and 18th century gardens designed by Andrew Nesfield sprinkled with statues, ponds and fountains. You can quickly get lost in the bird song and country air, listen to owls hoot and the wind whispering its way through the boughs of the oaks. Avalon is a leading retreat and wellness centre, a state-of-the-art centre offering a wonderful range of bespoke classes, therapies and experiences, a beautiful, tranquil pool suite with a hydro massage pool, organic shaped sauna and steam rooms and a brilliantly well-equipped gym that all invite reconnection, restoration, relaxation and rejuvenation. Broughton Sanctuary enjoys many other unique outdoor facilities that are rooted in nature and wellbeing. The amazing hospitality team offer numerous activities including bike rides in the Dales, mountain bike trails in Denbers Wood, catered picnic experiences, candlelit woodland dining the Garden of Cosmic Origin along with a roaring fire and treetop canopy, forest walks with a professional forest therapy guide to heighten your sensory awareness, wild swimming, an Iglucraft woodland sauna, a fire temple experience with drumming, singing, stories and workshops, foraging and learning to cook a delicious lunch from your harvest, a sweat lodge ceremony which is a psychical and spiritual purification of the body, mind and soul, walking the labyrinth, visits to the Bronze Age Circle on the moor top, moon bathing and a visit to a hermit hut, a private oasis on the edge of a wild swimming reservoir with an open camp fire. Utopia is a stunning contemporary building designed by Sir Michael Hopkins which is set within the original walled garden for special occasions with up to one hundred and twenty people. It is also set up as a bistro where you can enjoy delicious breakfasts and lunches. Features: Ground Floor- Sitting room- Fully-equipped kitchen- Dining room- Reading area- Bedroom with double bed and patio access- Bedroom with double bed and patio access- Family bathroom with shower, bath, WC and hand basin First Floor- Master bedroom with double bed and access to first Jack & Jill bathroom- Bedroom with double bed and access to first Jack & Jill bathroom- Bedroom with double bed and access to second Jack & Jill bathroom- Bedroom with single bed and access to second Jack & Jill bathroom Exterior Grounds- Large garden- Hot tub- Hammock- Fire pit- Barbecue area- 3000 acre wider Estate to explore Additional Facilities- Wi-Fi- TV & DVD- Washing machine- Cot and high chair are available on request- Parking- Breakfast is included for guests of Valemount, served every morning in the Utopia Birsto Location: Valemount sits on a three thousand acre estate less than ten minutes from Skipton, a fabulous gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. With its famous nine hundred year old castle, romantic ruined priory and historic cobbled High Street, the town is endlessly rich in history and outstanding natural beauty. The grand Skipton Castle forms a dramatic centrepiece of this bustling market town, overlooking a colourful maze of quaint streets, ancient woodland and famous waterways. Many of the town’s attractions are linked by the Millennium Walk route. You can stroll along the Springs Branch canal to Skipton Woods and relax on a Leeds to Liverpool canal cruiser. The incredibly romantic Bolton Abbey Estate is just a stone’s throw away from Valemount. At the heart of the estate is the Priory Church and Ruins of an Augustinian Priory in a beautiful riverside setting. It is the perfect location to sit back and admire the stunning views. Also famous are the sixty stepping stones over the river that offer a fun and challenging experience. North of the stepping stones is a large beach area and lovely picnic spot. Other Yorkshire Dales highlights include a lovely rewarding walk along the Valley of Desolation to Barden Fell and Simon’s Seat where the views are breathtaking. Strid Wood boasts one of the largest collections of sessile oak trees in the Yorkshire Dales. It hugs the banks of the River Wharfe inviting visitors to walk its shaded paths. The woods are famous for bluebells and wild garlic. Strid Wood is also home to a myriad of wildlife including roe deer, otters, kingfisher and greater spotted woodpecker. For an extra special treat you could take to the skies or the water. A hot air balloon trip over this wonderful Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Nidderdale with a bird’s eye view of Skipton Castle, Bolton Abbey and many other attractions is wonderful. For a grand day out, you can visit Parcevall Hall Gardens which were laid out by the late Sir William Milner and planted with exotic specimens from as far away as China and the Himalayas. The gardens have appeared in ‘Escape to the Country’ and ‘Hairy Bikers’.Ripon is an atmospheric, charming cathedral city steeped in history and long observed traditions. It is home to numerous magnificient buildings including its 7th century gothic cathedral and a trio of award winning museums. Foodies will enjoy the delicious fine dining available and the whole family will be delighted with the entertainment provided. The city boasts a buzzy market place and reaching from the market place are a collection of narrow streets that are home to charming, eclectic independent shops and cafes. The city’s history is entwined with the church due to the cathedral and the city’s proximity to Fountains Abbey. One of the long observed traditions is the hornblower who has blown the horn at 9pm for 1100 years to ‘set the watch’. Visitors also enjoy Ripon’s outstanding racecourse and children in particular love the theme park. Ripon is a wonderful city to explore and enjoys lovely riverside and canal walks.The wonderful City of York offers fabulous shopping opportunities and delicious meals in its many gastronomic restaurants. York’s beautifully preserved medieval city walls are the longest complete medieval town walls in England. York Minster is Europe’s largest gothic cathedral. Visitors enjoy climbing the two hundred and seventy five steps of its central tower to take in the fabulous panoramic views of the city. At the York Castle Museum, visitors go back in time in the streets of York and learn about the fascinating history of this incredible city. The Shambles have been voted the most picturesque street in Britain. You shouldn’t miss this ancient shopping street! One of the favourite York attractions is the Jorvik Viking Centre where visitors learn how the Viking-age streets looked one thousand years ago. The annual Viking Festival hosts many events in the streets and on the river. Every trip to York must include an afternoon tea stop at the famous Betty’s Tearooms. It was founded in 1919 and serves delicious cakes and teas. There are also nightly ghost walking tours in York, supposedly the most haunted city in Europe! Shoppers will delight in the many boutiques and designer stores plus there is an excellent Designer Outlet. Harrogate is a gorgeous Victorian spa town with wonderful shops, eateries and spa heritage. Terms & Conditions: ? £1,000. This is paid prior to arrival and will be refunded in full 7 days after departure subject to damage inspection. 4 pm onwards. 10 am. Included in the rental price. All linen and bath towels are included in the rental price. One well-behaved dog may be allowed on request. Please enquire at time of booking. If accepted, there will be an additional charge of £30. Friday. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking in the property

Hilltop House

Yorkshire Dales, GB
6 Bedrooms 12 Guests
Sep 26 - 28
$1,739 night

An outstanding Grade II listed detached country home set in its own grounds on the outskirts of the village of Starbotton, one of the real gems of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Built in 1610 the 6 bedroom home provides elegant accommodation for 12 guests and includes a beautiful 2 bedroom annex. For more information and content follow Property Manager. Starbotton, Yorkshire Dales Nestling in the Upper Wharfedale Valley between Kettlewell and Buckden, this idyllic National Park village makes the perfect place from which to explore the wonderful scenery and pretty villages of this magnificent Dale. Much of Upper Wharfedale is National Trust owned - an indication of the beauty of its classic countryside, with dry-stone walls and barns, important flower-rich hay meadows and valleyside woodland. Undoubtedly, this is one of the best walking areas in the Dales, with The Dales Way passing nearby, good access to Buckden Pike and gentle walks along the riverbanks. The village itself comprises a cluster of stone-built cottages and houses with, at its centre, the wonderful ’Fox and Hounds’ pub serving great ales and fine food. No surprise that the hit movie ’Calendar Girls’ was filmed nearby and in other locations throughout the area. An excellent base for enjoying the famous dales, historic market towns, caves and waterfalls of this magical area. Kettlewell & Buckden 2 miles; Grassington 12 miles. Hilltop House An outstanding Grade II listed detached country home set in its own grounds on the outskirts of the village of Starbotton, one of the real gems of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Built in 1610 the 6 bedroom home provides elegant accommodation for 12 guests and includes a beautiful 2 bedroom annex. This former farmhouse is set within fifteen acres of grounds and grazing land and has stunning and historic gardens surrounding the home. Over the years the home has evolved from a humble farmhouse to an stylish family home with several early Georgian additions. The home is the perfect base to explore all the Yorkshire Dales has to offer, after a busy day on the trails, relax in front of the 2 log burners, jump into the hot tub or stroll down to the local pub that is only 4 minutes away. The Home From the moment guests enter, they will be enchanted by the character and charm of the place, with the old date stone 1610, exposed stoneworks, old beams, listed meat safe situated in the ceiling, tiled harlequin floors, mullioned windows, parquet floor and much more. The house features a fabulous kitchen with superb inglenook fireplace incorporating an AGA, together with hand-built units and oak and granite worktops.There is a spacious dining room with woodburning stove, piano and recessed window seat to take advantage of the lovely views of the front garden. On either side of the dining room are the sitting room, again featuring a beautiful inglenook fireplace with an open fire and the original drawing room which has a large screen TV, an ideal room for relaxing. A useful cloakroom and a small music/library, ideal for a quiet reflective glass of wine, complete the ground floor. Upstairs are four stylish bedrooms, including one with an en-suite shower, with three other bedrooms providing spacious and flexible sleeping arrangements and all but one boasting fabulous views.Outside, in the annexe, there are a further two bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower and one with a kitchenette having the added benefit of being on the ground floor with fabulous views across the gardens and up onto the fell.Relax and enjoy the delightful walled cottage garden with herbs and mature flower beds overlooking the attached paddock; or sit back and relax in the superb hot tub where you can enjoy magnificent views of the Dales countryside.There are numerous footpaths, circular walks and the River Wharfe on the doorstep of this luxurious cottage, plus close by are Buckden, Malham, Kettlewell, Grassington and Skipton.This outstanding cottage offers a truly memorable holiday for anyone lucky enough to spend time in this beautiful location. Features Main house: Four bedrooms: 2 x super king-size double, 1 x king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin Annexe: Two ground floor bedrooms with access to a Jack and Jill en-suite shower, basin and WC; with kitchenette, electric cooker and fridge : 1 x king-size, 1 x twin. Main house: Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC Ground floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC Kitchen with dining area with scullery and pantry Dining room with woodburning stove Sitting room with open fire Drawing room Music room/library Oil central heating with open fire and woodburning stove AGA, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, drinks fridge, separate freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, iPod dock, Sonos Bluetooth speaker, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs Cot and highchair on request Off road parking for 6 cars Bike and equipment storage Lawned gardens with hot tub, patio and furniture, large paddock and 14 acres of grazing land

Broughton Hall

Broughton, GB
17 Bedrooms 32 Guests
Sep 19 - 22
$22,005 night

The magnificent Grade I listed Broughton Hall is a phenomenal period property, absolutely perfect for special celebrations, family gatherings and corporate retreats. Set within a spectacular 2,500-acre estate in Yorkshire, the hall offers ancient woodland, formal gardens, moorland, reservoirs, walking trails and exceptional leisure facilities including a tennis court, swimming pool, gym and luxury wellness centre. Established in 1097 and home to the Tempest family for over nine hundred years, the estate is now known as Broughton Sanctuary, a regenerative space rooted in wellbeing, nature and sustainability. Broughton Hall itself sleeps up to thirty-two guests across seventeen lavish bedrooms, with additional cottages available across the estate for larger groups. Rich in history, character and opulent décor, the hall offers magnificent entertaining spaces including elegant drawing rooms, a formal dining room, library, conservatory, gallery and billiards room, all beautifully furnished with period antiques, chandeliers, oil paintings and roaring open fires. The grand bedrooms feature sumptuous four-poster beds, luxurious fabrics and a mix of ensuite and family bathrooms. Guests enjoy outstanding hospitality with a dedicated house manager, private chefs and a huge range of experiences including catered picnics, woodland dining, wild swimming, forest therapy, foraging, mountain biking and wellness retreats at Avalon. Utopia, the estate’s striking contemporary venue designed by Sir Michael Hopkins, provides additional event space and a stylish bistro for relaxed breakfasts and lunches. Features: Hall InteriorsGround Floor- Saloon with open fire- Conservatory with french doors leading to gardens- Library with open fire- Red drawing room with open fire and piano- Green drawing room with open fire- Dining room with open fire and extending dining table- Billiards room with full-size billiards table- Gallery- Two cloakroomsFirst & Second Floor - Bedroom 1/Bow bedroom with super-king sized four-poster bed, south facing garden views and en-suite bathroom with free standing roll top bath and shower*- Bedroom 2/Captains bedroom with super-king sized four-poster bed, double aspect garden views and en-suite bathroom with free standing roll top bath and shower- Bedroom 3/Oak bedroom with a king-size four-poster bed and "hidden" en-suite bathroom with copper bath tub- Bedroom 4/Portico bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with shower bath- Bedroom 5/Amber bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with bath and shower- Bedroom 6/North bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with bath and shower- Bedroom 7/South bedroom with a super-king sized bed- Gillow’s family bathroom- Bedroom 8/Smiths bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room- Bedroom 9/The Old Nursery bedroom with king-size four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 10/Buff bedroom with small double bed- Bedroom 11/Music bedroom with twin beds and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 12/Garden bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 13/Copper Beech bedroom with double bed- Bedroom 14/Penthouse Park bedroom with twin beds- Penthouse bathroom- Bedroom 15/Boudoir bedroom with single bed*- Bedroom 16/Bow Dressing bedroom with four-poster double bed- Bedroom 17/Monks bedroom with single bed- Delph family bathroom Outside Grounds- 2500 acre estate- Outdoor swimming pool (between April and September)- Private tennis court- Gas barbecue- Parking  Additional Facilities- Wi-Fi- TV & DVD * The "Bow" and "Boudoir" bedrooms can be set up as a family suite thanks to an interconnecting door Location: Broughton Hall enjoys a spectacular setting within a 2,500-acre Yorkshire estate less than ten minutes from Skipton, the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. Rich in history and surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, Skipton is known for its impressive medieval castle, romantic priory ruins and charming cobbled High Street lined with independent shops, cafés and traditional pubs. The town’s historic streets, waterways and woodland walks are connected by the popular Millennium Walk route, making it a wonderful place to explore at a relaxed pace. The beautiful Bolton Abbey Estate is also close by, famous for its riverside priory ruins, scenic picnic spots and iconic stepping stones across the River Wharfe. Walkers will love exploring the Yorkshire Dales, including the Valley of Desolation, Barden Fell and Simon’s Seat, where panoramic views stretch for miles. Strid Wood offers peaceful riverside trails filled with bluebells, wild garlic and wildlife including otters and kingfishers. Nearby attractions also include the stunning Parcevall Hall Gardens and the historic city of York, where visitors can enjoy excellent shopping, acclaimed restaurants and famous landmarks including York Minster and the city’s medieval walls. Terms & Conditions: ? £1000 paid via bank transfer to the owner one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Dogs are allowed on request only. Dogs must stay downstairs and off the furniture, and can not be left alone in the hall. Please enquire at time of booking. A non-refundable 50% deposit is required to confirm a booking at this property (or full payment if booking within 12 weeks of departure). A travel cot & highchair are available on request at time of booking. Use or private hire of Avalon retreat and wellness centre is available for an extra fee. Flexible. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. 2 nights. Wi-Fi internet access included.

Stylish, Contemporary 4 Bedroom Family Home in Skipton

North Yorkshire, England, GB
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Sep 27 - Oct 4
$451 night

Large lounge, dining room with patio doors onto terrace, well equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Close to town centre. On street parking. Craven House is a spacious four bedroom house with lots of space and amenities to comfortably accommodate up to 10 guests On the ground floor, the lounge comfortably seats the maximum number of guests on the very luxurious sofas to exchange the days adventures, or why not create a feast and sit down at the large dining table. A Galley Kitchen is well equipped with all mod cons and integrated appliances inclusive of an induction hob, dishwasher and a Lavazza coffee machine. The ground floor also has a shower room with WC and wash basin There is a well lit courtyard area to the rear with outside seating. The first floor offers three bedrooms: A spacious King size four poster bedroom, A double bedroom. and large twin bedroom, with a double and a single bed. The large Attic room has a King size bed, a HD tv and an ensuite with a rain drop shower. All beds have a 3000-pocket sprung mattress for ultimate relaxation and a good night’s sleep. A fold out bed accommodates the 10th Guest, this can be set up in the attic room, and is fitted with a Tempur mattress. The main bathroom, includes a rain drop shower, wc, sink and a tub big enough for two. All bathrooms come with complementary body wash, shampoo and conditioner and a luxury dressing gown to relax in for afterwards.

Clackgill Cottage

Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, GB
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Sep 21 - 23
$175 night

If you are looking for a truly incredible stay in the Yorkshire Dales look no further than Clackgill Cottage. Located in the quiet village of Middlesmoor, the property has been finished to a very high standard and is located just 100 metres from The Crown pub. With breathtaking views and an ideal location on the Nidderdale Way on the doorstep you’re in for a real treat! The incredible open plan kitchen is a sight to behold! With immaculate fittings, spot lit ceilings and bifold doors, it has a very modern feel. The kitchen area has everything you need for your stay including fridge freezer, oven and induction hob, dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso coffee maker. There is also an extra fridge and a washing machine to be found in an attached utility/cloakroom. There is a dining table seating up to eight people and also a breakfast bar with stools for more casual dining. Open the bifold doors onto a walled patio area with outdoor seating for alfresco dining with family and friends. To the front of the property is a cosy snug with a comfortable corner sofa, Smart TV, and real flame effect electric fire. The ground floor also houses a downstairs WC and hand basin and under stairs storage area for shoes and coats. The main bedroom is bright and spacious with a king size bed and stunning views from the windows. The modern ensuite features a walk in shower. The second bedroom has a king size bed and beautiful views. A third bedroom also has a king size bed, while the fourth bedroom is a cosy space with bunk beds, making it perfectly suited to children and teenagers. Head to the family bathroom and you’ll find another modern space boasting a small bathtub, separate walk in shower, WC and wash basin. Guests have access to the full property. The keys to Clackgill Cottage are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to your stay. Private on-site parking is available for up to three vehicles. Ample free on-street parking is also available nearby. Clackgill Cottage is set in a rural area with limited public transport so we highly recommend a car for exploring the local area. You can use the Leeds-Morecambe line and the famous Leeds-Settle-Carlisle line which give fantastic access to the Dales on one of the most spectacular train journeys in England. The closest train station to access the railway can be found in Skipton, a 50-minute drive from Clackgill Cottage. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads.

Blayshaw House

Pateley Bridge, England, GB
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Oct 5 - 7
$138 night

Blayshaw House is a modern, spacious property nestled in the village of Middlesmoor in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Perfectly located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you can enjoy all of Nidderdale’s beautiful scenery as well as visit the nearby towns of Pateley Bridge and Harrogate. Ideal for couples, small families and groups of friends, Blayshaw House provides the dream base for exploring. This homely two-bedroom holiday let boasts an open plan kitchen and living area with French doors which open out to a private patio - ideal for letting in the fresh Yorkshire Dales air. You’ll find a large flat-screen TV and a comfy corner sofa perfect for relaxing in the living space! The living area also features the additional bonus of a table football set, adding to the family friendly nature of Blayshaw House. The beautiful kitchen that has all the essentials you’ll need to cook delicious meals during your stay! You can enjoy your family meals at the dining table which is located at the top end of this open-plan area. Upstairs on the first floor, you’ll find two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom has a comfortable king size bed, two clothes rails, a dressing table and a wall-mounted TV. In the ensuite, there is a bathtub, separate walk-in shower, WC and wash basin. The second bedroom also offers a king bed, along with hanging space for clothes and a dressing table where you get prepared for a busy day of exploring ahead. The modern main bathroom boasts the same amenities as the master bedroom ensuite with a bath, individual shower, basin and WC for your convenience. Bathmats and towels are provided for all guests, along with complimentary soap, body wash, shampoo and conditioner. In the warmer months, you can enjoy the great outdoors without having to venture too far. Blayshaw House has its own patio area with ample outdoor seating for everyone. Guests have access to the full property. The keys to Blayshaw House are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check in. Private on-site parking is available to guests staying at Blayshaw House. Getting around the Yorkshire Dales is quick and convenient with the towns and villages located so close together. You can use the Leeds-Morecambe line and the famous Leeds-Settle-Carlisle line which give fantastic access to the Dales on one of the most spectacular train journeys in England. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads. You can take the number 156, Little White Bus from Bainbridge, through Hawes and onto Gayle. In the opposite direction you can enjoy the drama of Aysgarth Falls and travel through to Leyburn at the heart of Wensleydale. The nearest airport is Leeds Bradford International, 27 miles away from Middlesmoor.

Ramblers Retreat

Pateley Bridge, England, GB
1 Bedrooms 2 Guests
Sep 27 - 29
$111 night

Located in the small market town of Pateley Bridge, you’ll find Ramblers Retreat. Close to all of the local amenities, this recently renovated home is a perfect couples retreat and solo adventures. An ideal match for nature-lovers, keen walkers or those simply wanting a relaxed getaway – Ramblers Retreat is sure to bring you tranquillity as the property has stunning scenery and a variety of beautiful walking routes right on its doorstep. Renovated at the end of 2022, this one-bedroom property is picture perfect. Upon entering the property, you’ll be welcomed into a hallway with hanging space for coats and a utility area. Head upstairs to the first floor and you’ll be in the open plan living, kitchen and dining room. Here you’ll find beautiful modern features and gorgeous touches to create a cosy and inviting space. The kitchen area has everything you could need including an oven, hob, fridge freezer, kettle, coffee machine and toaster. Enjoy your home cooked meals at the dining area which includes a wooden table and two matching chairs. When it comes to relaxing at the end of a busy day, retreat to the sofa and turn on the flat screen TV to keep up with your favourite shows on Freeview. The bathroom is also located on the first floor. This modern and stylish space features a walk in shower, wash basin and WC. Take the stairs to the second floor and here you’ll discover the bedroom. With sloped ceilings and a neutral colour scheme, the space is relaxing and cosy. The comfy, double bed is guaranteed to provide a great night’s sleep. The space is complete with bedside drawers and lamps, a digital alarm clock, hangers, an iron and board, plus a hair dryer. Guests have access to the full property. The keys to the property are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date. Free on-street parking is available on a first-come, first served basis nearby. Ramblers Retreat has three floors and due to the nature of the property, the stairs can be steep and narrow so please take extra care. Getting around the Yorkshire Dales is quick and convenient with the towns and villages located so close together. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads. The comprehensive bus service in the area has regular services to the smaller market towns through Pateley Bridge, Masham and Boroughbridge, along with routes through the major towns and the city of Ripon. From Pateley Bridge take the No. 24 bus, known as the ‘Nidderdale Branch’ which takes an idyllic route along the River Nidd into Nidderdale loosely following the old railway line, and stopping in the pretty villages that line the length of the Valley as it turns from rolling hills to steep fells and moorland. The historic town of Knaresborough and the mediaeval city of Ripon each have several services an hour to and from Harrogate so no planning is necessary, just catch a bus and go. The nearest train station to Pateley Bridge is Harrogate, which is approximately 14 miles away. Regular trains to Harrogate are available from either York or Leeds mainline stations.

Foggyshaw Lodge

Pateley Bridge, England, GB
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Oct 6 - 8
$146 night

The wonderful Foggyshaw Lodge offers the perfect peaceful retreat for families and groups of friends. Sleeping up to six guests, the property is set in the quiet village of Middlesmoor, and has almost direct access onto the Nidderdale Way as well as stunning views of the North Yorkshire moors. Foggyshaw Lodge is also just 50-metres away from a traditional Yorkshire pub, ideal if you’re wanting to enjoy a hearty meal without the hassle of cooking yourself. Foggyshaw Lodge’s living room has a warm atmosphere that creates the perfect environment for relaxing and unwinding. It features a relaxing sofa and an armchair, as well as a TV and DVD player. There is also a separate open-plan living, kitchen and dining area for you to enjoy at Foggyshaw Lodge. A great space for you and your group to enjoy, it comes with a seating area furnished with two comfy sofas and a coffee table. The dining table is spacious, allowing everyone in your party to enjoy a hearty meal together, whilst the modern kitchen is fully equipped and perfect for cooking throughout your stay in Middlesmoor. The first bedroom at Foggyshaw Lodge is a neutral-toned double room that should provide the setting for a great night’s sleep. The second bedroom is also a double room. The pink bed throw adds warmth and cosiness to the space. There is also convenient storage space in the form of a chest of drawers so you can keep the room clutter-free during your stay. The third bedroom is a generously-sized twin room, great for children and teenagers. Foggyshaw Lodge’s offering doesn’t end here as outside you’ll find a fully-paved garden that is fully enclosed, making it child and dog-friendly. There is a BBQ for you to use, so you can make use of the outdoor kitchen. Guests have access to the full property. The keys to Foggyshaw Lodge are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date. There is private parking for two vehicles available at Foggyshaw Lodge. Foggyshaw Lodge is secure but is not fully enclosed. Please keep an eye on dogs at all times. Getting around the Yorkshire Dales is quick and convenient with the towns and villages located so close together. You can use the Leeds-Morecambe line and the famous Leeds-Settle-Carlisle line which give fantastic access to the Dales on one of the most spectacular train journeys in England. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads. You can take the number 156, Little White Bus from Bainbridge, through Hawes and onto Gayle. In the opposite direction you can enjoy the drama of Aysgarth Falls and travel through to Leyburn at the heart of Wensleydale.

Grand Stately Home in 3,000-acre North England Estate

Skipton, North Yorkshire, GB
17 Bedrooms 32 Guests
Sep 19 - 22
$11,372 night

PRICE Starting from GBP £8,666 per night for a minimum of three (3) nights in staffed accommodation, including breakfast, teas & coffees and all soft drinks. The property is only let on a fully exclusive basis as a whole. HISTORY Situated at the heart of a 3,000 acre estate with beautifully landscaped gardens, woodland and open countryside the grounds are the perfect paradise for walkers, cyclists, fishermen and nature lovers alike. The house has been lived in by 33 generations of the same family for the last 900 years. Centuries of fascinating heritage blending in with 21st Century comforts. History, architecture and landscape are the centre of the experience for anyone staying at this lavish hall. DESCRIPTION This grand house retains the traditions and grandeur of bygone eras yet the facilities are bang up to date with 21st century style and levels of comfort. The architecture and quintessentially English interiors are very impressive; guests will enjoy relaxing in the State Rooms, the peace and tranquility of the Conservatory and the Grand Hall or playing billiards. There is also a chapel within the house. The grand dining room is the perfect setting for entertaining on a grand scale. Every bedroom is unique and full of historic character, antique furniture and works of art. There are tennis courts, an outdoor heated swimming pool, stunning 17th century formal gardens and acres of estate grounds to explore. There is an extensive wine cellar and a state of the art Wellbeing centre in the grounds of the estate. 30 miles away from Leeds and 55 miles away from Manchester airport providing easy access. STAFF & CATERING (NO SELF-CATERING) The hall is fully staffed and guests will be looked after with the true warmth of good traditional English hospitality. With breakfast included in the price, additional catering will be organised for guests to suit their requirements from good country house food to gourmet, Michelin Star cuisine. Fine wines and other specialist liqueurs can be arranged for special dinners or parties as well as other wines and spirits. ACTIVITIES A wide range of activities can be arranged to take place on the estate, to be organised in advance.

Garden Cottage

Settle, GB
2 Bedrooms 3 Guests
Oct 3 - 5
$228 night

Escape to a charming retreat in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales at Garden Cottage. Discover a delightful 1850s terraced property that blends traditional charm with modern comforts, making it the perfect getaway for couples or small families. Situated less than 5 minutes walk from Settle, this welcoming cottage is an ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. Train enthusiasts can visit the scenic Settle to Carlisle Railway, while nature lovers can enjoy hikes to nearby Ingleborough and Pen-y-ghent, with Whernside just a little farther afield. Head into the warm and inviting living room, where a beamed ceiling and a charming wood burner invite you to relax after a day of adventure. The cottage’s country-style kitchen is well-equipped for preparing home-cooked meals and leads out to an enclosed back garden, ideal for a morning cup of coffee or unwinding in the evening sun. Upstairs, you’ll find two bedrooms that comfortably sleep up to three guests: one double and one single, along with a family bathroom. Settle is a picturesque town filled with 17th- and 18th-century buildings, steep lanes, and independent shops. Enjoy riverside walks, browse the local market, or take a leisurely ride on the famous railway. The stunning Yorkshire countryside is right on your doorstep! The front area of the property is designated parking for Garden Cottage and we provide a traffic cone that can be placed outside the cottage to help prevent non-guests from parking in this space. For bookings and more information, please contact Property Manager.

Chalet in Summerbridge near Bank Woods

Summerbridge, England, GB
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Sep 26 - 28
$720 night

Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this stunning retreat offers breathtaking countryside views and direct access to the enchanting nearby Bank Woods nature reserve. Located in Summerbridge near Harrogate, this beautifully appointed home serves as an idyllic getaway for families and friends seeking a tranquil escape combined with modern comforts. The thoughtfully furnished accommodation is perfect for relaxing and reconnecting. The spacious living room, complete with a cozy wood burner, provides an inviting atmosphere ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. The open-plan kitchen and dining area boasts modern appliances, including an electric range cooker, American fridge freezer, and a coffee machine, complemented by bi-fold doors that open onto the garden, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning surroundings. With four thoughtfully designed bedrooms, the property comfortably accommodates up to eight guests. The master suite features a luxurious super king-size bed, a Smart TV, and an ensuite with a walk-in shower. Additional sleeping arrangements include a second bedroom with two single beds, a third bedroom with a double bed, and a fourth bedroom with two more single beds. Three well-appointed bathrooms ensure convenience for all guests. Outside, the private garden and patio create a peaceful space for relaxation, while private parking for four cars and an electric vehicle charging point add further convenience. With nearby attractions such as Pateley Bridge, Harrogate, and the historic city of York, countless adventures await just beyond your doorstep.

Fairfax Hall

Denton, GB
10 Bedrooms 20 Guests
Sep 21 - 23
$7,641 night

Set within 2,500 acres of meadows, woodland and Yorkshire hills, Fairfax Hall is a reimagined country estate where every detail tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship and contemporary elegance. Originally conceived in the 18th century by an esteemed architect of the time, this Grade I listed Georgian mansion has been carefully restored and thoughtfully redefined to offer a new kind of rural luxury, rooted in history yet designed for modern celebration. Step through the grand entrance and into a world that feels both historic and entirely your own. The home’s expansive living spaces invite you to take over exclusively, with magnificent reception rooms, a showstopping spiral staircase and a hand-crafted kitchen ready to host unforgettable dinners. Upstairs, each of the 10 ensuite bedrooms has been individually styled, blending original Georgian features with calming, nature-led design and indulgent touches like rain showers, roll-top baths and super king-size beds. For larger parties, additional accommodation is on request. Every inch of Fairfax Hall reflects a commitment to beauty and sustainability. A muted, earthy palette and natural materials echo the moorland beyond, with contemporary handmade lighting and bespoke furnishings softening the grandeur of the original interiors. Whether gathered around the 20-seater oak dining table, enjoying cocktails at the private bar or listening to the baby grand piano drift through the hall, soak up this unique English experience. Just moments from the upmarket town of Ilkley and only 26km from Leeds, Fairfax Hall feels both wonderfully remote and effortlessly accessible. Surrounded by Yorkshire countryside and a deer-dotted reserve with ancient woodland and large lake, it’s a setting that inspires calm, connection and celebration. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a wedding or an extraordinary gathering, Fairfax Hall offers a high-end country house experience in beautiful rural surroundings. Features: Hall Interiors - Grand entrance hallway with spiral staircase- Reception rooms- Dining room with handmade oak dining table for 20 guests- Snooker and games room- Kitchen- Private bar- Scullery and boot room Upstairs - 10 x bedrooms with super king-size double bed and en suites with roll top baths and rain showers Additional accommodation is available across the wider estate on request – please ask for details and pricing. Outside Grounds (2500-acre estate) - Large lake- Sauna (beside the lake)- Deer park, woodland, meadows and countryside- Plenty of parking Other Facilities - Baby grand piano- Sonos speakers- 85-inch TV- 15 dry robes available for wild swimming Location: Fairfax Hall offers guests an incredible retreat on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, amidst the rolling landscapes of West Yorkshire. Located within a 2,500-acre reserve, the estate is a haven of unspoilt beauty, home to a rich tapestry of wildflower meadows, ancient woodland, a lake and a deer park. This vast landscape invites visitors to explore and reconnect with nature, yet you are only 4.5km from the elegant spa-town of Ilkley. The estate’s reserve is more than a beautiful backdrop; it’s a living project dedicated to ecological restoration. Moving away from traditional land use, the working estate is pioneering nature-led management, enhancing natural habitats, improving soil health and planting over 40,000 trees to date. They are also hoping to welcome beavers to its rivers and wetlands, a milestone moment that supports flood mitigation and boosts biodiversity across the landscape. A short drive away, Ilkley is renowned for its independent shops, cafes and the famous Ilkley Moor, perfect for a bracing walk with panoramic views. A little further afield, the Victorian charm of Harrogate (28km) and the cultural buzz of Leeds (28km) offer a tempting mix of boutiques, galleries and heritage architecture, or follow the footsteps of the Brontë sisters in Haworth (27km). For lovers of the outdoors, the surrounding area brims with opportunities to roam, with the Yorkshire Moors beckoning walkers, photographers and nature lovers alike. Guests are also ideally positioned to explore a host of nearby attractions. Wander the majestic ruins of Bolton Abbey (14km), uncover centuries of history at Skipton Castle (20km) or visit the UNESCO-listed village of Saltaire (18km), where Victorian industrial heritage meets vibrant modern culture. Whether you’re seeking an ideal events venue, a restorative escape or a base for adventure, Fairfax Hall promises a rich and rewarding stay amid some of Yorkshire’s most inspiring scenery. Terms & Conditions: ? £2500 charged to client’s credit card by Property Manager as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 3:00 pm 11:00 am Yes, included in the rental price Yes, included in the rental price Yes, on request only and with prior agreement with the owner. Please enquire at time of booking. Flexible Standard changeover clean and mid-stay cleaning are included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking or vaping 2 nights Yes, included in the rental price

Heather Lea

Summerbridge, GB
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Sep 26 - 28
$456 night

Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Heather Lea offers breathtaking countryside views and direct access to the enchanting Bank Woods nature reserve. Located in Summerbridge, near Harrogate, this beautifully appointed home is the perfect getaway for families and friends seeking a tranquil escape with modern comforts. The accommodation is ideal for friends and families and has been carefully furnished and decorated throughout. The spacious living room features a wood burner, creating a warm and inviting space to relax while enjoying a film on the Smart TV. The open-plan kitchen and dining area is well-equipped with an electric range cooker, an American fridge freezer, washer-dryer, dishwasher, coffee machine and bi-fold doors that open onto the garden, allowing guests to make the most of the stunning views. The property accommodates up to eight guests across four thoughtfully furnished bedrooms. The master bedroom includes a super king-size bed, a Smart TV, and an ensuite with a walk-in shower. A second bedroom offers two single beds, while the third first floor features a double bed. The fourth bedroom, also located on the first floor, also has two single beds. The home has three bathrooms, including a family bathroom with a bath and shower cubicle, as well as two additional shower rooms. Outside, the private garden and patio provide the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. There is private parking for four cars and an electric vehicle charging point available for an additional charge (£12.50 per day). Heather Lea is ideally situated for exploring the best of North Yorkshire. Pateley Bridge is just four miles away, offering independent shops, traditional pubs, and charming tea rooms. The historic spa town of Harrogate, known for its Victorian Spa Baths, boutique shopping, and the famous Betty’s Tea Room, is twelve miles away. The ancient city of York, with its Gothic Minster, cobbled streets, and fascinating museums, is within easy reach. A travel cot is available for younger guests directly from the property owners for an additional £25 per week. Please inquire for further details. For those who love the outdoors, Studley Royal and Fountains Abbey, a UNESCO-listed National Trust site, make for a wonderful day out, while the surrounding countryside offers scenic walking and cycling routes. For bookings and more information please contact Property Manager.

The Hayloft

Ilkley, England, GB
1 Bedrooms 2 Guests
Sep 22 - 24
$141 night

Based in the picturesque hamlet of Burley Woodhead, approximately three miles away from the spa town of Ilkley in the Yorkshire Dales, The Hayloft is perfect for a relaxing retreat. If you love the great outdoors, you’ll have vast moorland and countryside to explore here. If you’d prefer a slower paced getaway, you can enjoy the many restaurants, cafes and independent shops on offer just a short distance away. The Hayloft has a homely and welcoming feel throughout. A great place to enjoy some well-earned rest, you won’t tire of the beautiful countryside surroundings. Spacious in layout, the open plan kitchen, dining, and living space is perfect for two guests. In the winter months, you can fire up the log burner and turn on the Alexa enabled flat screen TV for a cosy night in. The modern kitchen is well equipped for self-catering stays so you’ll have everything you could need to prepare meals easily. The dining area, to the left of the kitchen, includes a dining table and two chairs. Retreat to the bedroom and you’ll see the double bed which has premium bedding and linens so you can have a blissful night’s sleep. Head to the bathroom and you’ll find a traditional space. Unwind in the bathtub or start your day with a refreshing shower. The room is complete with a basin and WC. Please note that the shower is in the form of an overhead shower. Look out the windows for breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside and moorland, waiting to be explored. Guests have access to the full apartment. The keys to the apartment are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date. Free on-site parking is available for one vehicle. Please note that The Hayloft is accessed via outside steps. Smoking & vaping is strictly prohibited at The Hayloft. Please note that cycling is strictly not permitted on the surrounding moors as this is privately owner land. Walking is allowed however. One basket of complimentary logs will be provided and additional logs can be purchased on-site during your stay. Burley Woodhead is within 40-minutes drive time of Harrogate, Knaresborough and Leeds so it’s perfectly located for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire. Ilkley is just 10 minutes away by road, or if you fancy a walk, you can get there in just over an hour. Burley in Wharfedale train station is a short 5 minute drive away and has regular routes to Leeds, with connecting routes to Manchester and Sheffield amongst others. The 962 bus route stops in Burley in Wharfedale and offers a direct route to Otley and Ilkley with stops at villages throughout Wharfedale.

Property Manager | Edge Farm

Pateley Bridge, England, GB
6 Bedrooms 14 Guests
Sep 19 - 22
$699 night

Gather, relax, and explore at Edge Farm - a stunning south-facing Yorkshire Dales retreat sleeping up to 14 guests. Set in the heart of Nidderdale, this characterful farmhouse blends rustic charm with modern comfort. Enjoy cosy lounges with open fires, a games room with pool table, a spacious farmhouse kitchen, and breathtaking views from the private garden. In a beautiful location, with stunning views from every angle, Edge Farm is perfect for family gatherings, celebrations, or adventures. Perched high in the rolling hills of Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Edge Farm is a breathtaking rural retreat designed for family gatherings, celebrations, and group getaways. Sleeping up to 14 guests across six spacious bedrooms, this beautifully restored farmhouse combines traditional charm with modern comforts, offering an unforgettable stay in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Step inside and you’ll find a home full of character - exposed beams, stone walls, and cosy interiors that instantly make you feel at home. The large living areas provide plenty of space for everyone to relax together, whether you’re unwinding by the roaring open fire, enjoying a film night in the snug lounge, or challenging each other to a game of snooker in the games room. The heart of the house is the farmhouse kitchen, fully equipped for group dining with an electric ceramic induction hob inset into the worktop, along with a whole host of additional modern appliances, and a generous dining table where memories are made over hearty meals. Bright and welcoming, it’s the perfect space to come together after a day exploring the surrounding countryside. Six comfortable bedrooms offer flexible sleeping arrangements, ideal for families and groups. With high-quality furnishings, soft linens, and beautiful views of the Yorkshire hills, each bedroom promises a restful night’s sleep. The attic bedroom offers character, with its sloped ceilings - watch your heads! Three ensuites and one family bathroom ensure convenience for larger parties. Outside, Edge Farm is just as impressive. Surrounded by open countryside, the private garden and patio area boast panoramic views across the valley - a truly idyllic spot for morning coffee, al fresco dining, or simply soaking up the peace and tranquillity of this unique location. From your doorstep, you can explore scenic walking and cycling trails, with the charming village of Lofthouse just a short stroll away. The area is perfect for nature lovers, with How Stean Gorge, Scar House Reservoir, and the wider Yorkshire Dales all within easy reach. Whether you’re gathering for a special celebration, reconnecting with friends, or enjoying a family adventure, Edge Farm offers the ultimate rural escape – where comfort, space, and nature combine to create an unforgettable holiday experience. Guests have access to the full property. Access to Edge Farm is via a key safe box. Further details will be provided prior to check-in. Private on-site parking is available for up to seven vehicles. The nearest train stations to Edge Farm are Knaresborough Station and Harrogate Station, with Knaresborough being slightly closer and both situated on the scenic Harrogate Line with regular Northern Rail services to Leeds and York. One bus route operates in Lofthouse. Hop on the 821 to visit Keighley, Otley and Shipley.

Bright 1 Bed Apartment in Yeadon

Yeadon, GB
1 Bedrooms 2 Guests
Sep 30 - Oct 2
$60 night

This bright and comfortable 1-bedroom apartment in Yeadon is ideal for both short and longer stays. Finished to a good standard, it offers a spacious layout, modern furnishings, and everything you need for a relaxed stay. Conveniently located for Leeds, Bradford, and the airport. ➞ Sleeps 2 guests (double bedroom) ➞ Open-plan living space with kitchen & dining area ➞ Modern bathroom with shower, toiletries & towels ➞ Free WiFi & on-site parking The Space: The apartment combines modern comfort with practicality, making it a great base for work or leisure. The open-plan living area includes a sofa, dining table, smart TV, and a fully equipped kitchen with appliances and cookware for home cooking. High-speed broadband runs throughout the property. The double bedroom offers a comfortable bed dressed in crisp hotel-quality linen and plenty of storage space. The bathroom features a large shower, toilet, and sink, with complimentary toiletries and fluffy towels provided. Free parking is available on-site for added convenience. Guest Access: Guests have sole access to the apartment. The Neighborhood: The apartment is located in a modern development close to Yeadon’s amenities. ➞ 15 min walk to local shops, restaurants & bars ➞ Supermarket just across the road ➞ 30 min drive to Leeds city centre ➞ 30 min drive to Bradford city centre ➞ 10 min drive to Leeds Bradford Airport Getting Around: Travelling from the apartment is simple, with excellent road, air, and public transport links nearby. ➞ 10 min drive to Leeds Bradford Airport ➞ 30 min drive to Leeds city centre ➞ 30 min drive to Bradford city centre ➞ Local bus routes within walking distance ➞ Free on-site parking for guests Other Things to Note: The kitchen is fully equipped with all the basics that you will need during your stay. For security reasons: · We may ask you to upload a photo of yourself on your profile if you do not have one. · No 3rd party bookings. If you book and can’t be present for the check-in we will have to ask you for additional information.

Two Storrs Cottages

Ingleton, GB
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 19 - 21
$340 night

This home is a is a 400-year-old, former quarry-worker’s cottage located in the popular village of Ingleton on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. The cottage perfectly mixes the characterful old features with up-to-date fixtures and fittings and has some beautiful views out over the dales from the rear of the property. The cottage is pet-friendly and is an ideal base from which to explore the popular tourist destination of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Just off the entrance hallway - which has ample hooks and racks for coats and muddy boots - can be found the siting room. And what a room it is! The old wood beams and log burner make a wonderful feature and a cosy place to put the feet up even in the Autumn and Winter months. Off the living room leads the galley kitchen and dining area. The kitchen has all the amenities to cook up a feast during your self-catering stay and has a handy dishwasher and washing machine too. Both the bedrooms and the bathroom can be found upstairs. The master bedroom has a double bed while the second bedroom has a single bed with pull-out truckle bed underneath. The bathroom has a separate bath and walk-in shower. To the rear of the cottage is the south-facing patio and garden area which has some wonderful views out towards the hills. It’s a lovely spot from which to relax with a glass of wine in the summer months. The cottage is in the village of Ingleton which is surrounded by magnificent countryside with caves, waterfalls, and mountains. The Craven Fault crosses the area and geological and archaeological sites are plenty. Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Ingleton is an ideal holiday destination for outdoor activities or just relaxing in tranquil countryside. It is also an excellent touring centre with the Lake District, north-west coast and Forest of Bowland only a daytrip away. Guests will be spoilt for choice for things to do nearby such as The Waterfalls Trail, Ribblehead Viaduct, Ingleton Pottery, White Scar Caves and much more.

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Get to Know Skipton

Skipton, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Dales," is a charming market town in North Yorkshire, England, that offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. The town's most prominent landmark is Skipton Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in England, which has stood for over 900 years. Visitors can explore the castle's storied chambers, watchtowers, and courtyards, and learn about its role in various historical events. The town center is home to a bustling high street, where the Skipton Market takes place under the watchful eye of the Town Hall. The market, held four days a week, is a treasure trove of local produce, crafts, and textiles, reflecting the town's rich trading heritage. The high street also boasts a variety of shops, cafes, and traditional pubs, perfect for a leisurely afternoon. For those interested in the arts, Skipton hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year, including the Skipton International Puppet Festival and the Waterway Festival. The Craven Museum & Gallery, located within the Town Hall, offers insights into the local history and heritage, including exhibits on the area's natural history and geology. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate Skipton's proximity to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, a stunning landscape of rolling hills, verdant valleys, and picturesque villages. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal also runs through Skipton, providing a scenic route for walking, cycling, or enjoying a leisurely boat trip. Skipton's culinary scene is a reflection of its Yorkshire roots, with cozy tearooms serving up traditional afternoon tea, hearty British fare available in local inns, and farmers' markets offering the best of regional produce. For a unique dining experience, visitors can enjoy meals aboard a canal boat while cruising along the water. The town's community spirit is palpable, with friendly locals and a calendar full of events and festivals that bring people together. From the Skipton Sheep Day, celebrating the town's agricultural heritage, to the Christmas Market and Yuletide Festival, there's always something happening in Skipton. In essence, Skipton is a destination that offers a slice of traditional English life with the added allure of stunning natural surroundings. It's a place where history is alive, community thrives, and the beauty of the English countryside is just a stone's throw away.
Skipton, nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, England, offers a classic British climate with distinct seasons that each bring their own character to this charming market town. Winter, from December to February, is the coldest time of the year with average temperatures hovering around 1°C to 7°C. While snowfall isn't as heavy as in some other parts of the UK, Skipton does experience occasional snow, particularly in the surrounding countryside, which can be quite picturesque. Spring, from March to May, sees a gradual warming with temperatures ranging from 4°C to 14°C. This season brings a mix of rain and sunshine, with the latter part of spring being particularly pleasant as the town's green spaces begin to bloom and the days grow longer. Summer, from June to August, is the warmest season with average temperatures ranging from 11°C to 20°C. While this may not be as hot as other destinations, the milder temperatures are ideal for enjoying the outdoor activities Skipton has to offer, such as boating on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal or exploring Skipton Castle. Rainfall is relatively evenly distributed throughout the year, but summer showers are usually lighter and less persistent. Autumn, from September to November, sees temperatures ranging from 7°C to 17°C. The town's autumnal hues are a sight to behold, with crisp mornings and cooler evenings. Rainfall can increase during this season, so it's wise to pack layers and waterproofs. The most popular weather conditions tend to be in late spring to early summer when the weather is milder and drier, making it an excellent time for sightseeing and participating in local events. However, Skipton's traditional markets, historic sites, and cozy pubs offer a warm welcome throughout the year, ensuring there's always something to enjoy regardless of the weather. For those seeking the most pleasant climate, late May to early July is often the sweet spot, with comfortable temperatures and a good chance of sunny days, perfect for enjoying the town's outdoor markets and the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park nearby.
Skipton, England, is a charming market town that offers a wealth of cultural activities for travelers with a love for the arts, history, and local customs. Nestled on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, Skipton provides a picturesque setting for a cultural getaway. Begin your exploration at Skipton Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in England. With over 900 years of history, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into the past and hosts various events throughout the year, including reenactments and fairs that bring history to life. Art enthusiasts will find joy in the numerous galleries dotted around the town. The Mill Bridge Gallery showcases work by local artists and craftspeople, offering a unique insight into the region's artistic talent. For those interested in live performances, the Skipton Town Hall hosts a variety of events, from concerts to theater productions, in its recently refurbished concert hall. The Craven Museum, located within the Town Hall, is a treasure trove of local history and heritage. Its collections include geology, archaeology, and social history artifacts that tell the story of the Craven District. The museum also offers workshops and interactive exhibits, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages. Music lovers will revel in Skipton's live music scene, with venues like The Cock and Bottle and The Beer Engine regularly hosting local bands and musicians. The town also celebrates its musical heritage through festivals such as the Skipton Folk Unplugged, a weekly event that showcases folk music. Skipton's market, held four days a week on the High Street, is a hub of local customs and a perfect place to experience the town's vibrant community spirit. Here, you can browse stalls selling everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts, and perhaps catch some street performers entertaining the crowds. For a taste of local cuisine, Skipton's eateries offer traditional Yorkshire fare, with cozy pubs and quaint tea rooms serving up hearty dishes and delicious cakes. The town's culinary scene is complemented by its local breweries, where you can sample a range of craft ales and beers. Throughout the year, Skipton hosts various cultural events, including the Skipton International Puppet Festival and the Skipton Sheep Day, celebrating the town's agricultural heritage. These events provide a delightful opportunity to engage with local traditions and enjoy the community's warm hospitality. In Skipton, the blend of historical sites, artistic venues, and local customs creates a rich cultural tapestry that invites visitors to immerse themselves in the town's charming atmosphere. It's a destination that offers a peaceful yet culturally enriching experience, making it a hidden gem for those who cherish the arts and history.
Skipton, England, is a delightful market town that offers a variety of attractions sure to captivate children and provide a memorable family experience. Nestled on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, Skipton is a gateway to natural beauty and adventure, as well as home to family-friendly activities. Begin your visit with a trip to Skipton Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in England. Children will be thrilled to explore the ancient chambers, climb the watchtower, and walk through the atmospheric dungeons. The castle often hosts events and re-enactments that bring history to life, making it both an educational and entertaining experience. For a breath of fresh air and a chance to stretch little legs, take a stroll along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. You can even hop aboard a canal boat for a leisurely cruise through the picturesque countryside. Some boat tours offer commentary, providing insights into the area's history and wildlife, which can be both informative and engaging for young minds. The Aireville Park is another great spot for families. With a large playground, a BMX track, and plenty of open space for picnics and games, it's an ideal place for children to burn off energy. During the summer months, the park's outdoor pool, Craven Swimming Pool and Fitness Centre, is open for a refreshing dip. For a unique experience, visit Hesketh Farm Park, located just outside Skipton. This working farm allows children to get up close with animals, learn about farm life, and even participate in feeding and handling sessions. With tractor rides, an adventure playground, and an indoor play area, it's a hit with kids of all ages. If your family enjoys theater, the Mart Theatre offers a variety of performances, including shows specifically designed for children. The intimate setting makes for a special theatrical experience that can capture the imagination of both young and old. Lastly, for those with a sweet tooth, don't miss out on visiting one of Skipton's traditional sweet shops. Children will be enchanted by the array of colorful candies and treats, a perfect way to end a day of exploration. Skipton's blend of historical attractions, natural beauty, and child-friendly activities make it an excellent choice for families looking to enjoy a diverse and enriching travel experience.
Skipton, nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales in England, is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. This charming market town is surrounded by some of the most stunning landscapes in the country, offering a wealth of natural wonders and activities to explore. The Yorkshire Dales National Park, with Skipton as its gateway, is a treasure trove of rolling hills, verdant valleys, and rugged moorland. Hiking is a popular activity here, with a network of well-marked trails that cater to all levels of fitness and experience. The Dales Way, a long-distance footpath, starts in Ilkley and passes through Skipton, leading adventurers through some of the most picturesque parts of the Dales. For those who enjoy water-based activities, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal runs through Skipton, offering opportunities for leisurely boat trips, canoeing, and kayaking. The canal towpaths are also perfect for tranquil walks or cycling, with the chance to spot local wildlife along the way. Skipton Castle Woods, an ancient woodland managed by the Woodland Trust, is a hidden gem just a stone's throw from the town center. This magical forest is home to a rich variety of birdlife and offers a peaceful retreat for nature walks and wildlife spotting. Bolton Abbey, a short drive from Skipton, is another must-visit location. The ruins of the 12th-century priory are set in a stunning estate with over 80 miles of footpaths, offering breathtaking views of the River Wharfe and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can enjoy picnics by the river, explore the Strid Wood and its nature trails, or simply relax in the serene atmosphere of the estate. For those seeking a more challenging outdoor experience, the nearby Three Peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough present a formidable hiking challenge known as the Yorkshire Three Peaks. This route is a favorite among seasoned walkers, offering spectacular views and a sense of accomplishment upon completion. Rock climbing enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities in the limestone crags dotted around the Dales, with routes suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers. And for a more leisurely pursuit, the area's rich agricultural heritage means there are numerous farms and country estates where visitors can engage in activities like horse riding and bird watching. In Skipton, the beauty of the English countryside is on full display, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for those who wish to immerse themselves in the great outdoors.
Skipton, nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire Dales of England, is a charming market town that offers a variety of transportation options for visitors. The town is well-connected by road and rail, making it accessible for travelers from various parts of the UK. Visitors typically arrive in Skipton by train, with Skipton railway station providing regular services to and from major cities such as Leeds, Bradford, and London. The station is centrally located, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the town. For those arriving by car, Skipton is situated near the A65 and A59, which provide easy access to the town and the surrounding countryside. Once in Skipton, getting around is quite straightforward. The town center is compact and very walkable, with many of the main attractions, shops, and eateries within easy walking distance of each other. The historic Skipton Castle, the bustling High Street with its traditional market, and the tranquil Leeds and Liverpool Canal are all within a short stroll from the town center. For journeys a little further afield, such as to the nearby Bolton Abbey or the scenic villages of the Yorkshire Dales, local bus services are available. These buses can take visitors to various points of interest throughout the region, offering a convenient way to explore without the need for a car. Cycling is also a popular way to enjoy the surrounding countryside, with several bike hire shops in the area providing bicycles for those looking to venture onto the many cycle paths and trails that crisscross the landscape. For those who prefer to drive, car rentals are available in Skipton, giving visitors the freedom to explore the Dales at their own pace. The roads around Skipton offer some of the most scenic drives in England, though they can be narrow and winding in places, so careful driving is advised. In summary, Skipton is a destination that is easily navigable on foot, especially within the town center. For excursions into the wider Yorkshire Dales, public transport and personal or rental cars provide good options. The town's accessibility by train also makes it an attractive choice for those looking to enjoy the beauty of rural England without the need for a car.

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Skipton offers a variety of activities for visitors. You can explore Skipton Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in England, take a stroll along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, visit the Skipton Market for local goods, enjoy the beautiful scenery at Aireville Park, or take a boat trip on the canal. For those interested in history and nature, the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park provides ample hiking and sightseeing opportunities.
The best time to visit Skipton is during the spring and summer months from April to September when the weather is milder and the natural scenery is at its most vibrant. However, Skipton has its charms throughout the year, including festive markets and events during the winter season.
Yes, there are several guided tours available in Skipton, including historical tours of Skipton Castle, guided walks through the town and its surroundings, and canal boat tours. Additionally, guided tours of the Yorkshire Dales are popular for those wanting to explore the natural beauty of the area.
Skipton boasts a range of dining options, from traditional British pubs serving local ales and hearty meals to international cuisine, cozy cafes, and fine dining restaurants. The town is also known for its local produce, which can be enjoyed at the Skipton Market or in farm-to-table eateries.
Absolutely, Skipton is very family-friendly with activities that cater to all ages. Children will enjoy visiting the castle, playing in Aireville Park, and taking part in outdoor adventures in the Yorkshire Dales. There are also several family-oriented events throughout the year.
Skipton is well-connected by public transport, with regular bus and train services. The town is compact and easy to explore on foot, but renting a car is recommended if you wish to travel extensively throughout the Yorkshire Dales and other nearby attractions.

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