Dog-friendly West Yorkshire

Originally three cottages and now one luxury holiday home, Weavers Cottage is ideal for families and friends to enjoy relaxed gatherings or special celebrations. The spacious open plan kitchen/dining/bar area is the heart of the house and perfect for entertaining with the large oak dining table seating up to twelve.
On the first-floor guests will find a master bedroom with kingsize bed, en-suite bathroom with large freestanding bath and also a dressing room with an additional single bed. Along the corridor you will find two further bedrooms and a shared bathroom. The second floor has two bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, galleried chill-out areas with TV and games consoles. One of these bedrooms is made up with twin beds that can be zipped to make a kingsize on request, the other has twin singles. There is also a further bathroom with full bath and shower. The garden will be a firm favourite with guests, with space for children to play and adults to relax. It has its own private hot tub to soak in, timber framed outdoor cooking area with pizza oven and BBQ for al fresco dining. After a scenic walk, leave your boots in the handy boot room, with plenty of hooks for wet coats and towels for muddy paws.
Weavers Cottage is nestled between the idyllic villages of Slaithwaite and Marsden and set back from the picturesque Huddersfield Narrow Canal. Both villages can be easily reached on foot or bicycle along the canal directly from the property. With an easy 20 min walk you can enjoy the numerous café’s, bars and local shops, including some excellent artisan bakeries for that special breakfast treat. Just a short walk through adjacent fields will bring you to the Olive Branch Inn with its relaxed atmosphere, fine dining and outdoor seating to take in the beautiful views. The property is burrowed amidst the National Trust Marsden Moor Estate; guests will be spoilt for choice with more than 5000 acres to explore. Whether you prefer to explore the landscape on foot, by bike or through the lens of a camera there are plenty of things to see and do. The rugged landscape and steep climbs are the perfect challenge for keen mountain bikers, while others might prefer to wander alongside the water’s edge of the canal and retrace ancient packhorse trails to Standedge Tunnel with it’s fascinating Visitor Centre – where you can learn about the longest, highest and deepest canal tunnel in Britain. Marsden Train station can be reached on foot or just a few minutes drive away and offers easy access to Manchester (36mins) and Leeds (45mins) for that Big City vibe.

This beautiful, 18th-century, stone-built terraced cottage offers a comfortable stay within the charming little town of Baildon. Brook Cottage has plenty of character with exposed beams and reclaimed brickwork which offers both couples and families a perfect holiday retreat and is ideally located to explore all that the Yorkshire Dales has to offer. The property is set over two levels; you enter the property into the well-presented, well-equipped kitchen which has plenty of room for food preparation. Through from the kitchen is a comfortable living room which has all the home comforts to give that lovely ‘home from home’ feel. Across from the living room is the lovely dining room, a great place to have a home cooked meal or play a board game with the family. To the rear of the property is the stunning garden, with a decked area and lawn for the kids to play on whilst the adults enjoy a well-deserved glass of fizz in the summer months.
With the property situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Brook Cottage is perfectly located for exploring the beautiful local countryside. There are many walks straight from your door and cycling is very popular in the area, why not try a section of the Tour de France route that runs through Keighley and Haworth? For a more relaxing way to explore the area, hop on the Worth Valley Steam Train from Keighley Station, which takes you on a 5-mile journey through the Haworth moors and on to Oxenhope, once home to the Bronte sisters. The village of Haworth, 8 miles, is well worth a visit with its pretty cobbled streets lined with bunting and old-fashioned windows giving you a glimpse of the wares within.
Ilkley is just a short drive from the property meaning you have access to its variety of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and Tea Rooms. Bolton Abbey is a great place for a family day out, offering plenty of walking within the magnificent 30,000-acre grounds and picture-perfect picnic spots beside the river. The charming market town of Skipton, also known as the ‘Gateway to the Dales’, is 15 minutes away which is home to an ancient castle, cobbled high street and colourful street market. There is also golf nearby and a train station.

The Lodge is a delightful stone-built old coach house dating back to the 1850s, perfectly set just outside the Yorkshire Dales.
Recently renovated in 2022 by the owner to a high standard, The Lodge has contemporary modern comforts, set in a charming environment that provides the perfect setting for friends, families, and couples to have a peaceful and relaxing retreat. The owners have tried to keep the history alive in this old coach house with impressive exposed wooden beams and stone throughout. You enter the property into the well-presented, well-equipped modern kitchen with a breakfast bar, great for having your breakfast to get energised for today’s adventures. Across from the kitchen is the beautiful living area which is ideal to cosy up on the comfortable sofas with a glass of red in front of the stunning wood burner which adds additional heat and charm. Up one flight of stairs, you are presented with three good size bedrooms all fitted with fresh cotton sheets guaranteeing a perfect night’s sleep. The bathroom is also located on the first floor which boasts a very appealing roll-top bath should you wish to have a long relaxing soak after exploring this stunning area, shower cubicle, and heated towel rail. To the rear of the property, there is a superb, enclosed patio area, a fantastic place to sit in the summer months with your favourite holiday tipple or simply have your morning coffee whilst breathing in the fresh morning air.
Brontë Country is nearby, offering lots of wonderful walking routes across the moors, and for those keen on cycling, why not try a section of the Tour de France route that runs through Keighley and Haworth? For a more relaxing way to explore the area, hop on the Worth Valley Steam Train from Keighley Station, which takes you on a 5-mile journey through the Haworth moors and on to Oxenhope, once home to the Brontë Sisters. The village of Haworth, 4 miles, is well worth a visit with its pretty cobbled streets lined with bunting and old-fashioned windows giving you a glimpse of the wares within. There is an array of antique shops, independent bookstores, pavement cafés, and restaurants, plus the Brontë Parsonage Museum. The market town of Skipton, also known as ‘The Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales’, 13 miles, is another great day out, with a tempting selection of bars and restaurants, a medieval castle, and bustling street markets.
You can also take a stroll along the Leeds and Liverpool canal that runs through, or simply watch the barges chug past from a bar overlooking the water. Grab a delicious afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea room in Ilkley and head to Bolton Abbey for a picture-perfect picnic beside the river.

Weavers Cottage is a wonderful pet-friendly holiday cottage less than a mile from the very centre of the super vibrant market town of Holmfirth. Comfortable and cosy it makes the perfect base for a getaway with or without your furry four-legged friends. Equipped with everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay, the open-plan living area features a comfortable sofa which also converts to a sofa bed suitable for a child. There’s a Smart TV and the kitchen is well-equipped with all the utensils you need to whip up a delicious meal. Upstairs, the bedroom has the most beautiful beamed, vaulted ceiling, a comfortable double bed, and the convenience of en-suite facilities. Outside there’s a private parking space available, however those with larger vehicles will need to take caution.
Holmfirth is a beautiful ‘picture postcard’ town with plenty to see and do, including pet-friendly pubs and cafés where you can enjoy a meal and a drink. Probably best known as the back drop to the long running ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ TV series, quite excitingly, fans of the show can check out iconic locations such as Sid’s Café, Nora Batty’s steps and jump on board the ‘Summerwine Magic Tour’. Keen cyclists can re-create the Holme Moss Summit Climb as seen in 2014 Tour de France, and for evening entertainment, Holmfirth Picturedrome is reported to be the North of England’s finest intimate music venue. Quite uniquely, Holmfirth is also home to its very own vineyard where you can take a tour or grab a bite to eat. Of course all of this is on the northern edge of the Peak District National Park meaning opportunities for walkers are endless.

Welcome to The Granary, an ideal location for those who love the outdoors be walkers, cyclist, and birdwatchers all of whom will enjoy the many treks and trails and wonders of The Pennines straight from the doorstep.
You will feel truly part of the farm when entering the apartment between the stables and then climb the stairs to discover a stylish retreat. Discover two well-appointed bedrooms with feature beds where you can enjoy a great night’s sleep. Along the hallway you will discover an open plan living, dining and kitchen area with all the mod cons. There you will also find a comfy sofa to snuggle up on and discuss the day’s events! The owners also have a pop-up food truck which serves their own burgers along with drinks, what could be better? Oh yes, the farm shop where you can purchase Wagyu.
Did we mention the location? Nearby you will discover a wealth of National Trust properties, easily accessible including Nostell Priory and Parkland, Hardcastle Crags, East Riddlesden Hall and Lyme Park to name but a few. Wortley village itself is home to a country pub and restaurant, village store, farm shop and tearoom.
In addition, Wortley Hall Golf Club is also nearby for any golf lovers. The market town of Penistone can be reached in just 10 minutes and is renowned for its farmers market which attracts visitors all year round or Holmfirth home to its very own vineyard in around 20 minutes. Chatsworth House is also an easy day trip, and the National Coal Mining Museum, Kelham Island and Wortley Top Forge are also well worthwhile. For any shopaholics, Meadowhall, one of Europe’s top shopping malls with an extensive range of shops and restaurants, is just 15 minutes away.
The Granary (UK43355) can be booked with The Hayloft (UK43352) to accommodate upto 8 guests.

Buttress Retreat is a stylish, yet quaint, holiday home that has been renovated and designed with luxury, style and comfort in mind. The property has been seen on TV ‘Homes under the Hammer’ and the owners have taken time to perfectly design this beautiful holiday home for you to enjoy. Ideally situated set back from the hustle and bustle of the market town of Hebden Bridge yet close enough to walk straight into the town centre. Buttress Retreat provides everything you need to enjoy the time away. It is situated on an elevated cobbled street, known for the recent filming of ’Happy Valley’, which was filmed the next street along!
Entering the property, you are greeted by a cosy open-plan design. The living area benefits from an electric wood burner for you to curl up in front of and enjoy the warmth as your favourite show or movie plays out on the TV after a long day exploring the area. A fully fitted kitchen awaits you providing everything you need to rustle up those home-cooked meals. Not fancy cooking? Why not treat yourself at a local restaurant or get your dinner delivered straight to your door with a local takeaway!
When sleep calls, wander upstairs to be greeted by a cosy double bed. Sink down and rest your head, reset ready for an action-packed day ahead. An en-suite bathroom can also be found benefitting from a shower, wall-mounted heated towel rail, toilet and wash hand basin. During the day venture into the heart of Hebden Bridge where you can stock up on all of your self-catering essentials at the local store or enjoy a well-earned break from the kitchen with delicious meals.
Discover the charming market town which may look familiar to some guests as it has featured in ‘Happy Valley’ or venture out of the town to tour the National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags, a scenic woodland valley home to a 19th-century mill. Travel a little further into the village of Oakworth, where you will find a plethora of amenities, including a choice of pubs and a shop for picking up the essentials.
Alternatively, travel slightly further afield to Keighley where you will find a larger selection of pubs, restaurants, cafés and tearooms, offering something to suit all tastes. Offering a variety of local history and heritage. Be sure to visit the nearby village of Haworth, famous for being the home of the Bronte sisters and the inspiration for many of their famous novels, as well as a variety of quaint eateries for refuelling before exploring the surrounding moorland. Treat your loved ones to stay that is sure to knock your socks off at Hebden Bridge Buttress Retreat.

Keeper’s Hide offers a truly immersive escape from modern life and has been beautifully hand-crafted to provide the very essence of luxury whilst retaining its rustic charm. Nestled into the hillside, soak up the stunning views that this unique landscape has to offer; an indulgent and memorable break for two. The hut is named after the devoted dog ‘Keeper’ belonging to Emily Bronte, and is ideally situated, surrounded by fields and countryside views enjoying direct access onto the ‘Pennine Way’ and many famous walks including The Bronte Way, Millennium Way, The Railway Children Trail, Top Withens’ and Bronte Falls. Inside the hut, you are greeted by an open-plan design incorporating the living space with a cosy log-burner, an enclosed kingsize bed with storage and a fully fitted kitchen/dining area with an oak drop down table, leather chairs and cow-hide cushions. An oak door leads to a family bathroom benefitting from a shower and wall-mounted heated towel rail.
While away the evening enjoying freshly cooked pizza on the wood-fired pizza oven, toasting marshmallows on the Kadai firepit or soaking in the beautiful ‘Hikki’ hot tub while stargazing at the night sky with only the comforting sound of sheep or owls calling to break the silence. When sleep calls, sink into the luxurious kingsize bed with Egyptian cotton bed linen, rest your head and recharge ready to explore all that this outstanding area has to offer the next day. Be sure to visit the nearby village of Haworth, home of the famous Brontë sisters and the inspiration for many of their famous novels; Haworth is an undisputed literary mecca, attracting visitors from all around the world. With its historic cobbled Main Street, iconic Bronte Parsonage and rolling moors, the picturesque proportions of this Airedale village exude a vintage charm that makes you feel you’ve stepped into another era. There are also a wide variety of quaint eateries and pubs for refuelling before leaving the village and exploring the lonely moors beyond where the Brontë sisters found their inspiration. Further afield, such gems as Malham Cove, Ingleton Waterfalls, or the bustling market town of Skipton await and are sure not to disappoint. Both shepherd huts can be booked together to accommodate up to 4 guests.

West View Farm provides comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests within four bedrooms. Ideally situated in the quiet hamlet of Hainworth, one mile south from Keighley in West Yorkshire. West View Farm provides everything you need to enjoy your time away. Entering the property, you are greeted by an allocated area to store your muddy boots and coats with a lovely decorative fire. Wander through to find a large games room benefitting from a multi-game table to enjoy and make memories. On this floor you can also find a toilet and a utility room with a washing machine and fridge/freezer.
Wander upstairs to find an open living room with a gas fire, a small step to a dining area. The lounge benefits from sumptuous sofas and two chairs. Enjoy the warmth of the fire as your favourite show or movie plays out on the TV after a long day exploring the area. Your fully fitted kitchen awaits you providing everything you need to rustle up those home-cooked meals with a gas hob and electric oven, fridge and microwave. Either eat in the adjacent dining room or the conservatory is a great place to host breakfast and soak up the views of the garden and rolling countryside views. Alternatively, when the sun is shining you could have a barbeque on the sheltered patio. Don’t fancy cooking? Why not treat yourself at one of the local pubs, restaurants or cafés, all within a mile.
When sleep calls, you have four bedrooms to choose from situated on the first floor, where you can sink onto the bed and rest your head, reset ready for an action-packed day ahead. There is one double bedroom with an en-suite shower room; one twin room; a kingsize room; and a room with bunk beds, all providing plenty of storage for your belongings during your stay. The family bathroom can also be found on the first floor benefitting from a bath and a separate shower and wash hand basin.
A couple of miles away is the town of Haworth, known for its links with the Bronte sisters; here you will find the Bronte Parsonage Museum, Bronte Waterfall and the famed walking trail of Bronte Way. It has Victorian buildings, shops, pubs and restaurants, plus close by is the National Trust-owned East Riddlesden Hall and many walking routes in the area. Catch a ride on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway and travel on steam or diesel trail through the surrounding countryside and villages, made famous as locations for the filming of ‘The Railway Children’. Venture to the idyllic market town of Skipton and uncover the gateway to the Dales, before continuing to Hebden Bridge, famously used in the filming of the popular BBC series ‘Happy Valley’. Within reach by car is the popular town of Harrogate, a historic town filled with attractions for the whole family, and the inviting spa town of Ilkley.

Four Gables is a charming pet-friendly holiday cottage nestled in the picturesque village of Scholes, just over a mile from the centre of bustling Holmfirth. With its cosy ambiance and countryside surroundings, it makes the perfect getaway in this beautiful part of West Yorkshire. Downstairs you’ll find a spacious kitchen/dining area with French doors opening out onto the patio, perfect for your morning coffee. There’s also a separate living room for cosy film nights, and a downstairs toilet. Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms, one benefitting from shower facilities, plus a separate bathroom with corner spa bath for soaking tired legs after a long day exploring.
Holmfirth is a picture postcard town known for its charming countryside, rich history and connections to the popular British sitcom, ‘Last of the Summer Wine’. You can discover the local wine scene by visiting Holmfirth Vineyard for tastings and tours, and on Saturdays explore Holmfirth Market where local vendors sell fresh produce, crafts, and jewellery. If you visit during July, you have the chance to experience Holmfirth Art Week. You must visit the legendary Picturedrome, make sure to check their schedule as this historic cinema dates to 1912 and hosts a range of films, live music events, and comedy shows. Holmfirth is also home to many charming pubs where you can relax with a drink, and restaurants serving delicious local cuisine. Finally, being on the edge of the Peak District National Park means there’s ample opportunities for walking and cycling with scenic trails such as the Holme Valley Circular or the Trans Pennine Trail.
Further afield you’ll find a wealth of popular attractions to explore, such as the Yorkshire Sculpture Park a 25-minute drive, where art and nature collide creating a truly immersive experience. If you’re travelling with children, a visit to the National Coal Mining Museum, 25 minutes’ drive is both educational and entertaining with interactive exhibits that bring history to life. For those seeking a cultural experience, the nearby city of Sheffield, 45 minutes’ drive, boasts an array of museums, art galleries, and historical sites and if you’re a fan of literature, just an hour’s drive will take you to the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth. No matter what your interests, Four Gables is an ideal base for a memorable holiday.

Half Pint Cottage combines a contemporary feel with original period features and vintage charm. Wander through to find an open plan living, dining and kitchen space. The cosy living area provides the perfect place to relax and unwind in after a day exploring the area. Sink into the sumptuous sofa and enjoy your favourite show or movies after a long day exploring the area, appreciate the warmth of the wood burner. A well-equipped fitted kitchen with dining area awaits. The comfortable living room has a feature fireplace with a wood burner, so guests can relax in front of a real fire and listen for the sound of the steam train whistle.
When sleep calls, sink down and rest your head, reset ready for an action-packed day ahead. Each bedroom benefits from plenty of storage space for your personal belongings during your stay. The three-floor accommodation consists of a double bedroom, a large, converted loft room which offers a flexible space for activities such as reading, writing, meditation or yoga and a spacious bath and shower room.
At the front of the property, there is an outdoor seating area, and there is roadside parking available.
Haworth is famous for its association with the Bronte Sisters and the heritage Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, and Half Pint Cottage is just a 10-15-minute walk from the historic cobbled Main Street which is home to a wealth of independent vintage shops, galleries, cafés, bars, and restaurants, and the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Haworth has a vast array of annual events such as the 1940s Weekend and the Christmas Torchlight Weekend, so there is always a reason to visit whatever the time of year.
Situated above the Worth Valley on the edge of the Pennine Moors, a stay in Haworth also offers breathtakingly beautiful moorland walks and cycle routes right on the doorstep, and popular sights and landmarks include Haworth Moor, Top Withins, and the Bronte Bridge and Waterfall. Half Pint Cottage is just a 5-minute walk from Haworth’s historic railway station which was opened in 1867. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway and the surrounding towns and villages were used in the 1970s film adaptation of Edith Nesbit’s book ‘The Railway Children’, so there is the opportunity to take a nostalgic step back in time and see some of the most iconic locations from the story on a choice of two Railway Children walks.