The property
A pretty, stone-built, end-terraced cottage, in a delightful rural setting in the small village of Low Row in Upper Swaledale, 4 miles from Reeth.
Tastefully renovated to a high standard, this characterful Low Row cottage is perfect for couples and small families wanting to explore this beautiful part of the Yorkshire Dales.
With commanding views across the valley, this Low Row cottage has a cosy sitting room with beamed ceiling and warming woodburning stove, whilst the modern, galley-style kitchen leads through to a traditionally furnished dining room.
Cottage stairs lead up to two charming bedrooms and a contemporary shower room with the luxury of underfloor heating.
Outside your Swaledale cottage, a patio with furniture provides an ideal spot to relax on a sunny afternoon.
Warm and welcoming throughout, this Low Row cottage is just a short stroll from the local inn serving food whilst numerous public footpaths traverse the valley and give great walking opportunities from the doorstep.
A few miles away is the popular village of Reeth with its huge central green, around which a variety of shops and pubs can be found, while a short drive from this Low Row cottage will bring you to the bustling market towns of Leyburn, Hawes and Richmond with numerous attractions such as Aysgarth Falls, Hardraw Force and Middleham's racehorse gallops.
Whether walking or touring, this Low Row cottage has much to offer.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Dining room. Sitting room with woodburning stove. External utility.
About the location
LOW ROW
Reeth 3 miles; Hawes 13 miles.
A hillside scattering of traditional farms and cottages make up the pretty village of Low Row situated to the north of the River Swale. A delightful area with magnificent countryside and stunning views of the valley and surrounding fells. The village of Reeth, just a short drive away, dates back to Saxon times and became of sufficient size and importance to be mentioned in the Domesday Book. Later it became a centre for hand-knitting and local lead mining. Its 18th 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 James Herriot's Darrowby in TV's All Creatures Great and Small, is just a short drive away as are Aysgarth Falls, Semerwater and Hardraw Force (England's highest single drop waterfall at 99ft).
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