The property
This pretty, stone-built, semi-detached cottage, formerly used as the village Post Office, sits in a quiet corner of the pretty hamlet of Healaugh, just over a mile from Reeth.
Skillfully renovated, this Healaugh cottage is full of character and charm with a real Dales personality, and combines many of the original features with contemporary styling.
The sitting room complete with open fire and old beams, is further enhanced by a lovely bay window where guests can sit and dine whilst overlooking the pretty front garden.
The main bedroom has a wonderful, cosy feel and also benefits from a lovely bay window, offering views of beautiful Swaledale, fantastic to wake up to on every morning of your holiday.
Outside there is an enclosed garden, plus children can play on the village green, which situated behind this Healaugh cottage.
This good quality Healaugh cottage has several walks from the door, with Reeth a pleasant half hour walk away along the river.
The popular Dales village of Reeth boasts a selection of shops and pubs, whilst the historic market towns of Hawes, Leyburn and Richmond are just a short drive away.
Aysgarth Falls, Semerwater and Hardraw Force, England's highest single drop waterfall, are also all within easy driving distance from your cottage.
An ideal location for touring the Yorkshire Dales and Moors and the perfect base for your break, at any time of year.
Note: This property will be a pet free property from the end of August 2018.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x single. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and open fire.
About the location
HEALAUGH
Reeth 1.25 miles; Low Row 2 miles.
A hillside scattering of traditional farms and cottages make up the tiny hamlet of Healaugh, situated close to the River Swale in beautiful Swaledale. It’s a delightful area with magnificent countryside and stunning views of the valley and surrounding fells. The village of Reeth, within walking distance or just a short drive away, dates back to Saxon times and became of sufficient size and importance to be mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Later it became a centre for hand knitting and local lead mining. Its eighteenth-century houses and hotel clustered around the triangular village green make it one of the very popular Dales villages. Askrigg, better known to millions as Darrowby in TV's James Herriot's "All Creatures Great and Small", is just a short drive away as well as Aysgarth Falls, Semerwater and Hardraw Force (England's highest single drop waterfall at 99ft).
Region Information
Note: This property will be a pet free property from the end of August 2018.
