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A rustic stone cottage features a symmetrical facade with four windows and a central door. Its natural stonework is complemented by the surrounding greenery and a gentle slope leading to the structure. The roof has a traditional design, and a chimney is visible at the top.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 190 reviews

Unique 18thC Yorks Dales Silk Weavers’ mill house.

Newly renovated for 2021 An update to our broadband in Feb 2023 means we now have the fastest available in the area, top speed of 65Mbps. Beautifully situated just above Lake Semerwater in Raydale , the quietest valley in Upper Wensleydale. Perfect for walkers, fishing & paddle boarding on the lake In its own grounds away from the lane, entirely private & south facing, the old mill stream runs alongside, the house has amazing views and is a haven for bird life which gathers on the lake shore.

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The stone exterior of Debra Cottage showcases traditional craftsmanship, featuring a solid door and a window framed in white. Lush greenery surrounds the cottage, with a well-kept lawn adding to the inviting setting. The roof has a slight pitch, complementing the rustic architecture.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Debra Cottage by Gunnerside Ghyll,

Situated in the unique position of having it’s feet in Gunnerside Ghyll, totally detached and in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Debra Cottage abounds with character. Every room is a delight of bespoke joinery and high quality fittings. Built in 1793 and in the centre of Gunnerside Village, this cottage is an ideal base to explore and enjoy all the Yorkshire Dales has to offer. The sound of the river welcomes you as you step though the front door, but all is tranquil inside.

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The exterior of a historic stone cottage is framed by a vibrant garden filled with blooming flowers. A green umbrella provides shade over a small outdoor table and chairs, inviting relaxation on a sunny day. The clear blue sky enhances the charming countryside setting.
Cottage
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Hawes .16 th C Elizabethan enchanting Cottage.

The 16 century cottage has been in my husbands family since Elizabethan times . It has a private south facing garden .Beautifully furnished with antique furniture It’s a truly magical little cottage and feels like you have stepped back in time . A deep bath . Log burning stove . Period furniture . What’s not to like. Situated just outside Hawes a 5 minute walk ! Or walk over the field in less time . River walks from the door step . And if you’re lucky you might see the red squirrel’s .

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The exterior of the barn, featuring natural stone walls and a stable door, is set against a backdrop of rolling hills. A well-maintained grassy area surrounds the building, with a fenced patio to the side, providing a serene natural environment.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Foxup House Barn

Foxup House Barn is a converted one bedroom farm building, totally self-contained to the side of our house. It has it's own entrance with private parking space for one vehicle and private walled and fenced garden. It is situated at the end of a no-through road, totally surrounded by hills with stunning views from every window. Newly converted in 2023 we have put much thought and love into the project, aiming to create a warm, comfortable and stylish space, finished to a high standard.

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The exterior of a charming property is captured at dusk, with soft lighting illuminating the garden. A stone wall borders a calm stream, while a stylish patio area includes outdoor seating and a hammock, offering a serene riverside retreat surrounded by lush greenery.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 220 reviews

NEW - River Barn -5 Star- Luxury Riverside Retreat

If there was a house that could guarantee to bring you the sort of happiness & balance people could only dream of... This is it! Situated in the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District National Park, River Barn is one of the most iconic properties in the Winster Valley. Enjoying a unique & charming position nestled on the River Winster, with spectacular far-reaching views of the countryside, there are an abundance of The Lake District's finest walks & pubs right on your doorstep.

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The exterior of a stone cottage is shown, featuring a mix of large windows and a black front door. The building is flanked by a small side door and has a simple, rustic charm typical of the area. Gray clouds add a moody backdrop.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Newly converted cottage Hawes

Quirky, stylish and very central. This charming cottage will accommodate 2 people and boasts all the facilities expected from a much larger property. What the cottage lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in location and home comforts. Literally a stone’s throw from the famous waterfalls of Gayle Beck and a few minutes walk from Hawes’ historic Market Square with its numerous shops, cafes and pubs, ‘The Shop on the Bridge’ is an ideal bolthole for a mini break away from it all.

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The image captures a scenic landscape of rolling hills and vast green fields under a partly cloudy sky. Leafless trees are scattered throughout the foreground, adding depth to the expansive view of the countryside.
Cottage
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Yorkshire Dales Getaway to relax and unwind

Just a minutes walk from the centre of the beautiful market town of Hawes in the heart of Wensleydale. This traditional property has been internally modernised to comprise over three floors, ground floor with fully fitted kitchen, dining area, and living room with wood burning stove as well as underfloor heating, the first floor has a double bedroom and family bathroom with bath and separate shower. The second floor has the master bedroom with king size bed and en-suite shower.

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A king-sized bed with white cotton bedding is centered in a cozy room. Above the bed, a star gazing window offers views of the trees outside. Natural wood walls and a woolen throw add warmth, while a nearby window frames the serene woodland landscape.
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5 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Thorneymire Cabin

A luxury wood cabin situated in 3 acres of private ancient woodland. The cabin has been hand crafted using reclaimed materials from an old mill in Chester and is fully insulated. Experience the peace and tranquillity, watch the stars through the star gazing window; enjoy the views across Widdale Beck to the fells beyond and delight in watching red squirrels in nearby trees. Sorry, no dogs – to protect our ancient woodland and the endangered red squirrels who live here.

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Shepherd’s hut
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

Croft Farm Shepherd's Hut, Hardraw, Pennine Way

Spend a night in Hardraw, in the Yorkshire Dales. This wonderfully crafted shepherds hut is located on a working farm, with sheep, cattle, hens and pigs. Also, home to the local working sheepdog demonstration team. Located in a small village on the Pennine Way; the renowned Hardraw force, England's highest waterfall is a 5 minute stroll. The Green Dragon Inn is less than 5 minutes walk. The small market town of Hawes is a 20 minute walk, with plenty of shops and pubs.

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A small outdoor sitting area features a folding table and two chairs set on a gravel surface. The background showcases a lush green meadow covered in yellow flowers, bordered by dry stone walls and trees under a clear blue sky.
Home
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 285 reviews

Cottage with fabulous views of the Dales

My cottage is positioned on the edge of Burtersett, a tiny, tranquil village set away from the main road in the heart of Wensleydale. It has glorious, far-reaching views across the dale from the sitting room, sitting-out area and main bedroom. Just a 20-minute walk across gorgeous meadows to the town of Hawes and the Pennine Way, it is an ideal centre for exploring the Yorkshire Dales. There are walks in all directions from the cottage itself.

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A traditional stone cottage features a warm wooden door and multiple windows reflecting the charm of the Yorkshire Dales. The exterior showcases a blend of textures, with nearby buildings visible that complement the cottage's character and heritage.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Spacious, dog friendly Yorkshire Dales cottage

The House on the Hill sits close by St. Margaret's Church in Hawes, at the head of beautiful Wensleydale. This traditional, stone built cottage has been carefully modernised and provides attractive and comfortable accommodation. This is such a characterful property and is ideally located in the heart of Hawes. We are approximately 200 yards from the centre of Hawes and only 30 seconds walk to the nearest pub!

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A scenic view captures a stone building set amid lush green fields, framed by tree branches and a rustic stone wall. The background reveals rolling hills under a clear blue sky, completing a peaceful rural landscape.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Jake's Place @ East Netherbar

Jake's Place is in the Dales National Park, less than a mile from the Pennine Way and the town of Hawes. Popular with walkers, cyclists and sightseers. There are many walks straight from the door. Plenty of pubs and cafes in Hawes and nearby Hardraw. The views are stunning and ideal for watching wildlife. You may be rewarded with a sighting of a red squirrel.

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All about Hawes

Stepping into the streets of this North Yorkshire market town is like stepping back in time. A market was first recorded here in 1307, and Hawes still has a distinctly antiquated air, with chocolate-box cottages and winding cobbled streets. The town is nestled in the valley of the River Ure and surrounded by the staggering beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. Both the headquarters of North Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Dales Countryside Museum are situated in the town, making it the ideal place to start your exploration of the falls, fells, and valleys that lie within walking distance.

But before you head off anywhere there’s one item that you can’t, and mustn’t, ignore: cheese. Hawes is the centre of the world’s Wensleydale cheese supply. In fact, legally, you can only make Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese in this area. A visit to the creamery where this delicious delicacy is manufactured is an essential part of the Hawes experience. Once fuelled up on fromage, then hit the Pennine Way, the 267-mile route that travels from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders.

What are the top things to do in Hawes?

Wensleydale Creamery

Whether you’re a cheese fanatic or a mere nibbler, a visit to the orbiting centre of the Wensleydale universe is a must. Dairy products have been made in the area since 1150. You can watch your favourite creamy delight being created by experts, stock up at the gift shop, or dive into some cheesy gastronomic treats at its award-winning restaurant.

Dales Countryside Museum

Discover the history of the region and the people at its heart at this fascinating museum, located next to the town’s former railway station. Artefacts from the area’s history (and prehistory) are on display, from Bronze Age weaponry to fell running equipment. The building also contains the Hawes National Park Centre, where you can find helpful resources on walking routes and local attractions.

Squirrel Spotting

No indoor attraction in the Yorkshire Dales is going to top the gorgeous, bucolic countryside that surrounds it. But if you want to add some purpose to your ramblings, then set out to see the delightfully cute, but quite mysterious, red squirrels that are slowly starting to thrive in the area after years of decline. In Snaizeholme, just outside of Hawes, there’s a dedicated red squirrel viewing area where you might just catch a glimpse of these elusive beasts.

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