Cottage In Nidderdale, North Yorkshire

Nidderdale, North Yorkshire

Located in the picturesque Nidderdale area of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this property in Bewerley, North Yorkshire, is a charming 250-year-old stone cottage that sleeps up to 7 guests. Just half a mile from the village of Pateley Bridge, visitors can explore the town's shops, including England's oldest sweet shop, and the Nidderdale Museum housed in the old workhouse. The area is known for its natural beauty, with attractions like Brimham Rocks, How Stean Gorge, and Stump Cross Caverns.

Inside the cottage, guests are welcomed by a hallway leading to a well-equipped kitchen/diner with a farmhouse-style dining table and modern appliances. There is also a separate dining area for more formal meals and a cozy lounge with an open fire, TV, and views of the surrounding fields. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms - a double room with an en suite shower room, a twin room, and a triple room with a single bed and bunk beds. The bathroom has a bath with a handheld shower and a WC.

Outside, guests can enjoy a flagstone courtyard at the front of the cottage and an enclosed garden at the rear with a garden table seating six, perfect for soaking in the views of the neighboring fields and sheep. Roadside parking is available throughout the village, making it convenient for guests to explore the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and all it has to offer. With a pub nearby and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, this cottage is an ideal retreat for families or groups looking to experience the beauty of North Yorkshire.

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