The property
A first-class, stone-built, semi-detached cottage, set by a lovely beck in the small hamlet of Oughtershaw, in the very heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Full of immense character and charm, this is a delightful cottage and is ideal for getting away from it all and enjoying this remote, wild and rugged corner of the Dales, whatever the time of year.
The cottage features a beautiful, contemporary dining kitchen and, with its multi-fuel stove, is a perfect place to relax with family and friends whilst enjoying a meal and a glass of wine.
The sitting room, with a second multi-fuel stove, provides a great place to relax with modern contemporary styling seamlessly combining with the lovely old features, including the wonderful beamed ceiling, latched doors and the flagstone flooring.
For a quiet moment, the snug is an ideal place to relax and with patio doors leading out to the garden this completes the ground floor layout.
The master bedroom, with modern en-suite facility, contains a stylish wrought iron double bed with beautiful bed linen and is perfect for enjoying a relaxing sleep after a day out in the Dales.
The twin bedroom is nicely styled and has pretty views over the back garden and the beck and there is also a family bathroom.
The south-facing rear garden is enclosed by a dry stone wall and the gate at the bottom of the garden leads down to the beck.
The patio is perfect for soaking up the sun, listening to the birds, watching the sheep on the hillside and generally relaxing with friends and family.
Set in a quiet rural hamlet, this peaceful cottage is perfect to get away from it all and enjoy a family break or an ideal location for that much awaited romantic break.
A truly rural location, with wonderful walks from the doorstep and just a short drive to a good selection of traditional old pubs and award-winning gastropubs, makes this a holiday cottage not to be missed.
About the location
OUGHTERSHAW
Buckden 4 miles; Hawes 6 miles.
Oughtershaw is in the very heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. A small hamlet located between its more famous neighbours of Buckden and Hawes, Oughtershaw shares the valley with the likes of Deepdale, Yockenthwaite and Hubberholme. This idyllic Yorkshire Dales hamlet 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 right through the hamlet. Nearby Hawes is one of the most popular market towns in the Yorkshire Dales, home to the famous Wallace & Gromit Wensleydale cheese with its working factory, museum, visitor’s centre and restaurant. To the south lies Buckden, Kettlewell, where the Calendar Girls was filmed, and the not-to-be missed market towns of Grassington and Skipton.
Region Information
Note: No children under the age of 6.
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