Barn Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Washing machine
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

21 Customer Review(s)

Mr Smillie
October 2020

“Perfect cottage, location, dog friendly, has all the things you need, hope to return again.”

- Mr Smillie, October 2020
Mr Carder September 2020

“Pro. Good location for three peaks and good local walks Friendly Home made jam & free range eggs Cons.”

Only 1 car spot , but enough space for two easy. Strangely so as not offend neighbour No dish washer Smelled a little of wet dog but pets are allowed. Quite small tv , so if it’s wet kids would struggle. Overall we really enjoyed our stay.

- Mr Carder, September 2020
Mr Weston October 2019

“Fabulous place and situation, hospitality was great and the homemade jam was amazing”

- Mr Weston, October 2019
Mr Wardle September 2019

“Ideal location in a small village just off a main road if you want to go walking or touring round.”

Comfortable and warm cottage.

- Mr Wardle, September 2019
Mrs Gerona September 2019

“We loved our stay and are already planning to return!”

The house was lovely and Ute took such good care of everything! Thank you!

- Mrs Gerona, September 2019
Mrs Wilson August 2019

“Lovely cottage.”

Very quiet and peaceful location. It's a great location if you want to explore the Lakes and the Yorkshire Dales. We had a very warm welcome when we arrived. We'd definitely recommend this cottage.

- Mrs Wilson, August 2019
Mr Hillier June 2019

“Barn Cottage is set in the lovely little hamlet of Ireby just outside Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales.”

The three bedroom cottage is a home from home with nearby walking including one to the highest point in Lancashire from where you can see Morecambe Bay. Just 3 miles away is the Ingleton Waterfall Trail which features no less than 7 falls on a 4½ mile walk. You need to be pretty fit but I made it up to Thornton Force, the highest of the falls, at 70 y.o. and with a dodgy hip. Within easy driving distance are many of the iconic places in the Dales. The Ribblehead Viaduct is only a 20 minute drive, follow that road to Hawes and visit the cheese experience at Wensleydale Creamery (highly recommended) and then on to the spectacular falls at Aysgarth where the fight scene with Little John & Robin Hood was filmed for Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves. These are only a few suggestions as the Dales are stunningly beautiful with amazing sights everywhere you go.

- Mr Hillier, June 2019
Mr Drake April 2019

“Really enjoyable and well kitted out accommodation.”

Loved the wood burner and walk in shower.

- Mr Drake, April 2019
Mr Hautin February 2019

“Fantastic cottage, extremely well placed to discover The Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District!”

The small hamlet in which The Barn Cottage is located is quiet, with a friendly neighbourhood in the middle of nature, with footpaths everywhere at the cottage's door. The cottage itself is perfect and met all our expectations, and the owner's more-than-useful informations sent via a very sympathetic email put us at ease even before arriving. Ute and Stuart's welcome was more than friendly, and Ute's plum jam was just delicious! The Barn Cottage is a real "value for money" letting,and we look forward to coming back there!

- Mr Hautin, February 2019
Mr Gould November 2018

“Cottage was warm, cosy and comfortable.”

Very well equipped for self catering. Dog friendly. And walking from the door. Great

- Mr Gould, November 2018
STEVE G November 2018

“Cosy cottage in wonderful quiet location”

Easily accessed off the A65 and only a few miles from Kirkby Lonsdale and Ingleton. Wonderful walking right from the door up on to the fells. Cottage was warm and well equipped (if you self cater like we do - and had the best potato masher I've come across in any cottage - a pet hate of mine is poor mashers). It is very dog friendly. There is a washing machine and tumble drier in the garage, which you can also use for bike storage. You get a warm welcome on arrival...and some jam (nice touch)

- STEVE G, November 2018
Mrs Douglas June 2018

“Great time at the barn cottage would go back”

- Mrs Douglas, June 2018
Ms Gore May 2018

“Lovely cottage that far exceeded our expectations, the welcoming touches of dog treats and jam on arrival with plenty of information of the area was greatly appreciated and very useful to plan our stay.”

. A comfortable place that provided everything, and more than we needed to feel at home, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend this cottage xx

- Ms Gore, May 2018
Mr Heaton February 2018

“We had a lovely stay at Barn Cottage.”

Ute left us some home made jam on arrival and even some biscuits for our dog as a welcome gift. Ute was great at communication and the cottage was packed with information on local walks and amenities. Barn Cottage is small but perfect four our needs. The bunk beds were ideal for our boys and the kitchen was well equipped. It is ideally located for a walking holiday and we had a great stay.

- Mr Heaton, February 2018
Mrs Cordon February 2018

“The cottage is in a good location with easy access to the hills and close enough to the main road to make it a good base to explore the Pennines.”

The house is very comfortable with a friendly helpful owner and their friendly helpful dog. I would happily re-book if I visited the area again.

- Mrs Cordon, February 2018
Mr Mansley September 2016

“Excelent location in small but interesting hamlet - excelent walks from the cottage particularly to highest and most northerly point in Lancashire which is a pleasant walk from the cottage.”

We were extremely lucky with the weather so did not need to use some of the facilities - e.g. log burning stove. We were a party of five adults so the third bedroom with bunkbeds was a little small but this would not put us off returning. The bedrooms could be improved by having more bedside tables. The area has so much to offer and we were able to travel easily to the Yorkshire Dales, both Southern (Ambleside, Windermere) and Northern (Keswick) parts of the Lake District.

- Mr Mansley, September 2016
Mr Swan August 2015

“The location was beautiful and the villagers very friendly and welcoming.”

A great centre for some stunning walks. The Cottage was always warm with lashings of hot water, so was really cosy after a day out.

- Mr Swan, August 2015
Jeanette L April 2015

“Clean, comfortable and in an ideal location for walks”

We stayed at this cottage for New Year and had a fantastic stay. The cottage was well equipped so we could cook our own meals to eat in and the location was beautiful. The log burner was a welcomed extra especially after our walks to warm us through and the owner was very helpful in accommodating our booking at short notice Excellent stay and highly recommended

- Jeanette L, April 2015
Mrs Fletcher April 2015

“A lovely spot to be in, with walks from the doorstep.”

The house was well kept and comfortable.

- Mrs Fletcher, April 2015
Mrs Laing February 2015

“A comfortable sweet cottage in a beautiful hamlet.”

Friendly helpful neighbours were on hand if needed. Would definitely visit again.

- Mrs Laing, February 2015
Mr & Mrs Lane December 2014

“The location of the cottage was great.”

The cottage was very well equipped and we had a wonderful stay, thank you.

- Mr & Mrs Lane, December 2014
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The property

Ingleton 3.5 miles.

This terraced stone cottage is set in the hamlet of Ireby, surrounded by magnificent open countryside less than four miles from Ingleton in the pretty Yorkshire Dales, and four and a half miles from Kirkby Lonsdale.

Boasting excellent walks in every direction, this is an ideal country cottage to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the wild and natural countryside on the doorstep.

The cottage has a cosy sitting room with woodburning stove, a great spot for relaxing after a day out walking.

Upstairs you'll find three comfy bedrooms and a family shower room with walk in shower.

Outside, there is a patio, ideal for enjoying a refreshing drink, with the extra benefit of a larger garden area situated approx. 100 yards away, which makes a perfect space to let the children run around and have fun.

Tumbling through the village is a pretty stream, and from the doorstep is a host of paths and bridleways to explore.

Visit nearby Ingleton to explore the famous caves and waterfalls, or head over to the charming market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, with its fabulous restaurants and individual shops.

Whilst staying at this quiet corner of the countryside, why not enjoy a drive over to discover the bustling village of Ambleside in the beautiful Lake District?

Or stay in Yorkshire to explore all the wonderful Dales have to offer.

A very welcoming cottage, perfect for family and friends at any time of year.

Summary

Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x adult bunks
Family shower room with walk in shower, basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room (seats 4) with woodburning stove.
Central heating from woodburning stove and electric heaters
Electric oven and hob, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV with Freeview, iPod dock, WiFi
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
patio with furniture
Separate private lawned garden area
Lockable bike storage in garage
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2 miles
Note: Lawned garden is detached from house and is accessed via the adjacent property.

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About the location

INGLETON

Bentham 2.5 miles; Kirkby Lonsdale 6 miles; Settle 12 miles.

Nestling under Ingleborough, one of the famous Three Peaks, on the western edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the attractive village of Ingleton offers a good range of shops, pubs and places to eat. There's also a year-round climbing wall, as well as a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool in a beautiful riverside setting. The attractive village centre has narrow winding streets centred on a tiny market place. The village's main claim to fame is the superb Waterfalls' Walk, while the well known White Scar Caves are just over a mile away. An excellent location from which to explore the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and the Forest of Bowland.

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Reviews

“Perfect cottage, location, dog friendly, has all the things you need, hope to return again.”

“Pro. Good location for three peaks and good local walks Friendly Home made jam & free range eggs Cons.”

“Fabulous place and situation, hospitality was great and the homemade jam was amazing”

“Ideal location in a small village just off a main road if you want to go walking or touring round.”

“We loved our stay and are already planning to return!”

“Lovely cottage.”

“Barn Cottage is set in the lovely little hamlet of Ireby just outside Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales.”

“Really enjoyable and well kitted out accommodation.”

“Fantastic cottage, extremely well placed to discover The Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District!”

“Cottage was warm, cosy and comfortable.”

“Cosy cottage in wonderful quiet location”

“Great time at the barn cottage would go back”

“Lovely cottage that far exceeded our expectations, the welcoming touches of dog treats and jam on arrival with plenty of information of the area was greatly appreciated and very useful to plan our stay.”

“We had a lovely stay at Barn Cottage.”

“The cottage is in a good location with easy access to the hills and close enough to the main road to make it a good base to explore the Pennines.”

“Excelent location in small but interesting hamlet - excelent walks from the cottage particularly to highest and most northerly point in Lancashire which is a pleasant walk from the cottage.”

“The location was beautiful and the villagers very friendly and welcoming.”

“Clean, comfortable and in an ideal location for walks”

“A lovely spot to be in, with walks from the doorstep.”

“A comfortable sweet cottage in a beautiful hamlet.”

“The location of the cottage was great.”