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Snowdrop Cottage

(Ref. 1203637)

Cowling, North Yorkshire Show on map

Sykes rating

  • 4 Guests

  • 2 Bedrooms

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets: No

Features

  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Pub/shop < 1 mile
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

Summary

  • Two double bedrooms
  • Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Kitchen/diner
  • Sitting room with woodburning stove
  • Gas central heating
  • Range cooker with gas oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster
  • Smart TV with access to Netflix and Sky Essentials TV
  • WiFi
  • Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Roadside parking on a first-come, first-served basis
  • Enclosed rear courtyard with table and bench
  • Sorry, no pets and no smoking
  • Note: Please take care as the cupboard has stairs down

The property

Snowdrop Cottage is a charming stone-built house in Cowling, North Yorkshire.

Enjoying views across the surrounding countryside from the road outside and offering a welcoming base for families and friends looking to explore this scenic corner of the county and the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Arrive in the village and take advantage of roadside parking on a first-come, first-served basis before admiring the property's neat stone exterior.

Step inside and into the hallway, where there's space to leave walking boots, shoes and jackets after a day out in the fresh Yorkshire air.

From here, make your way into the sitting room, a characterful space centred around a woodburning stove set within an inglenook brick fireplace.

Wooden flooring and thoughtfully placed potted plants add to the room's inviting feel, while comfortable seating encourages guests to settle in for the evening with a favourite programme on the Smart TV or simply gather together beside the fire and chat about the adventures still to come.

Continue through to the kitchen/diner, where rustic styling blends with practical features.

Stone floor tiles and quartz worktops create an attractive setting for preparing meals, while the range cooker with gas oven and hob makes everything from hearty breakfasts to evening feasts easy to create.

A fridge/freezer keeps ingredients ready for family favourites, the dishwasher takes care of the clearing up, and the kettle and toaster help set up leisurely mornings before heading out.

As you cook and dine, admire the views towards the garden, bringing a touch of greenery into the heart of the home.

When the day draws to a close, head upstairs via the carpeted staircase to discover the bedrooms.

The first double bedroom is spacious and bright, complete with an armchair for quietly reading a few pages before bed, plenty of wardrobe space for unpacking, and more potted plants that add character to the room.

The second double bedroom continues the botanical theme with hanging plants and potted greenery, along with a wardrobe for storage.

From here, enjoy particularly far-reaching views across the countryside towards the local monument known as the Salt and Pepper Pots, creating an ever-changing backdrop from morning through to sunset.

Serving the bedrooms is the bathroom, where guests can begin the day with an invigorating shower over the bath before setting out to explore the surrounding area.

Outside, the enclosed rear courtyard garden is filled with plants, creating a pleasant spot to enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink while planning the next day's adventures.

A village shop is only a short walk away, while the local pub can be reached with an equally easy stroll.

The nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park offers some of the region's most memorable scenery.

Spend a day exploring Malham Cove, where a dramatic limestone cliff rises above the landscape, wander woodland paths to the cascading waters of Janet's Foss, and discover the spectacular rock formations and underground wonders of Gordale Scar.

And for those seeking adventure, High Adventure in Cowling offers a range of exciting indoor and outdoor activities, including climbing, high ropes, and water sports.

In Skipton, often known as the Gateway to the Dales, visitors can step back in time at the remarkably preserved Skipton Castle, enjoy walks alongside the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, and browse independent shops, cafés and traditional market stalls in the town centre.

For another rewarding excursion, visit Haworth, where the Brontë Parsonage Museum celebrates one of England's most famous literary families, cobbled streets are lined with characterful shops and tearooms, and the surrounding moorland provides wonderful walking opportunities with sweeping Yorkshire views.

Spend evenings beside the woodburning stove, after discovering the landscapes of North Yorkshire with Snowdrop Cottage as your base.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250.

Where you’ll be staying

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COWLING

Skipton 7 miles.

The ancient village of Cowling sits across a hillside in the Pennine Hills, just seven miles from the market town of Skipton. A thriving village, built along a main high street with stone-built, terraced houses set alongside the mills of a bygone age. The village was once sparsely populated, the bulk of the population living in Ickornshaw and Middleton, and before that on Cowling Hill, close to water sources they depended on, and the main roads of the day - now used as back roads by locals to avoid the modern day traffic. In the early days, agriculture was the main occupation, with corn being grown and ground within the village. When canal transport boomed, corn became cheaper to buy from elsewhere and so the mills in Cowling turned from grinding corn to weaving during the Industrial Revolution. The village inn was once part of a farmhouse on Cowling Hill, but was sold as changes to the structure of the village began. The son of the landlord later opened the Bay Horse Hotel on the new road, which still stands as a main feature of village life. The nearby Quaker village of Lothersdale was, at one time, home to Charlotte Bronte who modelled Gateshead Hall in Jane Eyre on Stone Gappe House where she was governess. Today many visitors passing through the village are walkers, on their way along the Pennine Way on the stretch from Cowling to Gargrave. There's the large retail outlet of Boundary Mills, just six miles away, a must for lovers of shoping, and Skipton, known as 'The Gateway to the Dales' is nearby. Skipton is a lovely old market town with much to interest the enthusiastic visitor, boasting an ancient castle open to the public, a beautiful old parish church and a colourful market occupying the cobbled setts each side of the high street. In 2008 the Academy of Urbanism voted Skipton High Street the best shopping spot in Britain, and The Copper Dragon Brewery, opened in 2002 is highly rated in the CAMRA listings. Steam railways with regular excursions are available at Embsay and Bolton Abbey, and the Leeds to Liverpool Canal passes through Skipton with the one mile long Foulridge Tunnel and the 5-rise locks at Bingley within a short distance away. In 2014 the area hosted the first leg of the Tour De France, bringing in many visitors from far and wide to this wonderful area.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas

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