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A traditional stone-built, three-storey cottage in the hamlet of Gayle, near the market town of Hawes. Woodburning stove, character features. Renovated to provide wonderful holiday accommodation in beautiful Wensleydale. Hawes 0.5 miles. (Ref. 925847)
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A traditional, stone-built cottage located in Gunnerside in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. WiFi. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Good touring location. Hawes 11 miles. (Ref. 930991)
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A pretty mid-terraced cottage in the village of Low Row. Cosy cottage with two delightful bedrooms. Close to many attractions. Reeth 3 miles. (Ref. 4209)
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Small stone-built detached cottage in a honeypot location of Buckden, North Yorkshire. Open-plan. Four excellent pubs within walking distance. Kettlewell 5 miles. (Ref. 988099)
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A romantic, traditional old cottage located in glorious Wensleydale. King-size double bed. WiFi. Enclosed back garden with furniture. Pub 2 mins walk. Handy location for visiting Aysgarth Falls and the lovely market town of Hawes, 9 miles away. (Ref. 915853)
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Stone-built cottage in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, 3 miles from Muker. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. En-suite. Muker 3 miles. (Ref. 974006)
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Charming stone-built cottage nestled in the heart of Keld, near the village of Muker in North Yorkshire. TV with FreeSat. WiFi. Cosy/romantic. Yorkshire Dales National Park. (Ref. 975668)
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Character cottage in Oughtershaw, near Buckden in Yorkshire Dales National Park. Pet-friendly, woodburner, riverside setting, walking from doorstep. Buckden 4 miles. (Ref. 5414)
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A delightful, stone-built end terraced cottage, nestling in a quiet corner on the outskirts of the village of Buckden, one of the prettiest villages in the Upper Wharfedale Valley, 12 miles from Hawes. (Ref. 922786)
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Welcoming Victorian terraced house in market town of Hawes. Open fire, south-facing patio. Shops and pubs within walking distance. In the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Leyburn 16 miles. (Ref. 934652)
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What do cheese, ropes and pots have in common? All three are
made locally in Hawes, capital of Upper Wensleydale at the heart of
the Yorkshire Dales National Park. So when you book a cottage in
Hawes, you can expect a few rather unusual attractions.
First stop, the Wensleydale Cheese Visitor Centre, where you can
watch this wonderfully creamy cheese being handcrafted from local
cows' milk. Next stop, the rope makers for an interesting look
at handmade ropes, braids and cords, as well as clothes lines and
dog leads. And on to Wensleydale Pottery to watch pots being
thrown, decorated and glazed. But that's not all…
Exploring the Yorkshire Dales National Park from Hawes
A cottage in Hawes is the ideal base from which to not only tour
Wensleydale, but also Swaledale, Cotterdale, Dentdale, Garsdale,
Wharfedale and Chapel-le-Dale. Find your bearings around town
following the Hawes Town Trail or Millennium Walk. Discover narrow,
cobbled streets and a market square, brimming with colourful stalls
on Tuesdays. Browse galleries and craft shops and enjoy
refreshments in cosy tearooms. And when you fancy going further
afield, don boots and binoculars and head out into the glorious
countryside along the Pennine Way.
Learn all about the region, its people and its landscape at the
award-winning Dales Countryside Museum, featuring a range of
interactive displays and exhibitions. Or watch Victorian turbines,
line-shafting and woodworking machinery at Gayle Mill.
Come evening, relax in your Hawes cottage or enjoy a bite to eat
in one of the town's welcoming pubs or restaurants.