Harker View Cottage, a well-presented cottage settled in the delightful village of Reeth at the northern tip of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Featuring a woodburning stove, three-bedrooms and a small rear patio, this pet-friendly abode invites families and couples looking to explore the rugged scenery of the Yorkshire Dales.
Step inside Harker View Cottage and you will be welcomed by a warm and homely atmosphere for you to relax and unwind in after a day of exploration.
Get cosy in the sitting room, complete with woodburning stove, where you can snuggle up with your favourite book or watch a movie on the Smart TV.
Move through to the kitchen/diner, inviting you to create your very own culinary masterpieces to be sampled around the table.
There’s also a handy utility room, fitted with an American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, so you can easily freshen up your holiday wardrobe.
Take the stairs to reach the bedrooms, each fitted with king-sized beds and crisp white bed linen, served by a bathroom and shower room, so you can best decide how to prepare for the day.
Start your holiday itinerary in the village of Reeth, home to a general store, three pubs; The Black Bull, The Buck and The Kings Arms, serving food and choice ales, ideal for when you fancy a night off cooking, there is also the restaurant '1783' situated within The Burgoyne Hotel.
For a wider selection of amenities, head to the market town of Leyburn, where you’ll find a variety of independent shops, eateries, and a fantastic farmers market.
Then, take a journey to the stunning Georgian town of Richmond, brimming with history, culture, and beauty, before heading to the artsy and vibrant Barnard Castle for a delightful day out; as you wander through the cobbled streets, admire the unique shops, galleries and eateries, and complete your day at the castle, soaking up its imposing architecture and breath-taking views.
Whether you are looking for a tranquil getaway or an action-packed escape, a stay at Harker View Cottage promises to be one to remember.