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This quaint 17th-century cottage is set on the banks of Kettlewell Beck and has been sympathetically modernised to provide surprisingly spacious accommodation. Delightfully positioned in the heart of the picturesque Wharfedale area of Kettlewell, with shops, restaurants and pubs within easy walking distance. A centre for walkers, the area offers riding, fishing and caving. Skipton, Grassington and many remains of local history nearby. Shops 100 yards.

A fabulous, seven bedroom country house, made up of a main house and an annexe, located in the centre of Kettlewell. Two woodburners. AGA, king-size beds. WiFi. Three award-winning pubs nearby. Grassington 7 miles.

This charming cottage is ideal for walkers, book lovers, and those who like strolling to pubs with real atmosphere and good food, or who just want to soak up all that a beautiful Yorkshire Dales village and river valley has to offer. The detached stone property was built in 1652, and sits quietly in Kettlewell, in the heart of the National Park. Cam Cottage is ideally placed for varied walking from the front door, it is set against a backdrop of striking scenery and makes a perfect year-round retreat in which to relax, with a south-facing enclosed front patio and planting along the length of the property. The pretty flower-bed across the lane belongs to the cottage, behind are pretty neighbouring gardens and lovely views along steep-sided Wharfedale.
Between 100 to 250 yards away are five eateries including award-winning and affordable pubs and restaurants, as well as a well-stocked village shop. Grassington, a picturesque town is just 7 miles away, and plays host to a Summer Arts Festival with famed singers, presenters, poets and authors, and a winter Dickensian Festival, to conjure for you the true spirit of Christmas. Its cobbled streets offer a selection of individual country shops, pubs and restaurants. Skipton, a bustling market town, just over 14 miles away, has a wide sweeping high street, from where you can tour the amazing Norman castle or take a soothing trip along the canal. Shorter outings from Kettlewell also cover the unsung delights of the National Trust’s Braithwaite Hall and English Heritage’s Middleham Castle, as well as the splendours of Bolton Abbey and Malham Cove. For day-trips, the beauties of Wensleydale and the historic spa towns of Ilkley and Harrogate are within easy reach. Shop 300 yards, pub 200 yards, restaurant 350 yards.

Set in the hamlet of Starbotton in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this Grade II listed, end of terrace cottage dates back to 1663. As such, it has been sympathetically refurbished and makes a quiet retreat from busy everyday life. It enjoys a south-facing spacious garden with the added benefit of soft fruit beds from which guests are welcome to help themselves in season. To make your stay as comfortable as possible dressing gowns and hairdryers are provided, and for entertainment there are a number of board games and garden games to try out. The cottage is ideally placed for walking, cycling or touring the whole of the Yorkshire Dales. The nearby town of Grassington is 9 miles and in summer plays host to an incredible arts festival where you will find famous singers, presenters, poets and musicians. In winter there is a Dickensian festival, a magical event where the town is transported back in time with shopkeepers, villagers and visitors dressing in Victorian costume. A little further afield lies the bustling market town of Skipton with its Norman castle standing proudly at the head of it wide, sweeping, cobbled high street. Alternatively kick back in the local pub, 200 yards, which serves food and local ales. The nearby village of Kettlewell, approximately 2 miles away boasts three pubs, tea rooms, a village shop and various events during year including The Scarecrow Festival. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

Tucked away in a quiet location in the rural village of Starbotton, this semi-detached, stone built barn conversion is set amidst the dramatic scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It has been lovingly converted and tastefully furnished, combining traditional features of original oak beams, Yorkshire stone floors and exposed stonework creating an ambient retreat.
The Dales Way passes close by and a walk up Buckden Pike affords some stunning views and wonderful photo opportunities, along with some more gentle walks along the riverbanks. Nearby is the thriving village of Grassington which is well served with a variety of country shops, pubs and cafés. In summer it hosts an Arts Festival, where you will find some famous musicians, poets and comedians, and in winter it holds the Dickensian Festival to get you in the mood for Christmas.
The bustling market town of Skipton is a little further afield and is known as the ‘gateway to the Dales’, its castle stands proudly at the head of its wide sweeping cobbled high street. There is a large selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, together with trips on the canal, a golf course and an indoor swimming pool. After all the daily activities in this magnificent Dale, take time to sit on the balcony, just off the living room, and take in the magnificent views. Alternatively, dine al fresco in the beautiful lawned garden surrounded by picturesque countryside or call at the family run village pub which serves food - a difficult choice! Shop 2 miles, pub ¼ mile, restaurant 2 miles.