Dog-friendly Yorkshire Dales

Lovely, characterful cottage nestled in the quaint little village of Irton in the Scarborough District of North Yorkshire. WiFi. Pets. Peace and quiet. Local amenities 5 mins walk.

This idyllic holiday cottage retreat is nestled beneath the majestic Ingleborough peak on the fringes of the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales National Park. Step inside and be greeted by an inviting open-plan layout with underfloor heating throughout, that seamlessly connects the lounge, dining area, and kitchen. The lounge exudes warmth with its feature electric wood burner, modern furnishings, and a Smart TV for cosy evenings. The adjacent dining area, comfortably accommodating up to four guests, creates a perfect setting for shared meals and memorable conversations. Ascend a single step to discover the charming shaker-style kitchen, adorned with slate shelving, curved walls, and contemporary amenities to make meal preparation a pleasure. A small utility room houses a washing machine, iron, and ironing board for your convenience.
The first floor unveils a modern shower room complete with a corner shower cubicle, indulgent rainfall shower head, vanity unit, sink and a toilet. The master bedroom boasts a vaulted ceiling, dual aspect windows offering views of both the Forest of Bowland and the secluded garden, and tasteful furnishings, including a dressing table with a mirror and wardrobe. Ascending another flight of stairs, you’ll find a charming mezzanine area with a single bed with trundle bed, a Velux window that invites natural light, and ample storage space. Pet lovers rejoice, as Balderstones Barn warmly welcomes your furry companions to join in the holiday fun.
Outside, the southwest-facing enclosed walled garden beckons with its patio area and lush lawn, where you can savour al fresco moments while gazing upon the enchanting vistas of the Forest of Bowland. This is your sanctuary in the heart of nature, where every moment promises relaxation, adventure, and cherished memories.
Located just 1 mile from Clapham, Newby Cotes is a charming village with a rich history as a Kendal-to-Skipton thoroughfare. The Old Sawmill Café, housed in a former sawmill, offers a unique historical setting. Nearby, the Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail leads to the renowned Ingleborough Cave. Cyclists frequent the Croft Café, and local shops showcase crafts and knitting. The trail also unveils Trow Gill, Gaping Gill, limestone pavements, and Ingleborough’s summit. Ingleton Waterfall trail at Ingleton is also within driving distance and Kirkby Lonsdale, a quirky market town, is just over the Cumbria border. Balderstones Barn offers easy access to Ingleborough and a cycle storage area. Beach 21½ miles. Pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Located in the small hamlet of Hartley, approximately 1 mile from the popular Cumbrian town of Kirkby Stephen, this charming cottage, originally a brewery and inn, offers welcoming, comfortable accommodation ideal for couples or a small family who enjoy exploring, walking or cycling in stunning countryside. The Yorkshire Dales National Park, Upper Eden Valley and North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are all right on the doorstep, and it is also within easy reach of the Lake District National Park. Dating back to the 1700s, the cottage, which is attached to the main house, has retained lots of lovely character features, which include exposed stone work on the stairs and a fantastic spacious bedroom with beams and galleried area. These traditional features are combined with all the contemporary comforts one expects from a holiday home, such as Wi-Fi, a well-equipped kitchen and contemporary bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. There is also a useful vestibule area where you can store outdoor clothing and boots.
Once a traditional farming and quarrying village, Hartley is a quiet place to stay, and the main sound you will hear is the babbling beck which runs through the village to the front of the cottage. The remains of the 12th-century castle can be seen on the hill which overlooks the village and on the summit of Hartley Fell are the mysterious ’Nine Standards’, a line of nine standing stones. Situated on the Coast to Coast footpath, the cottage is perfect for walkers. There is a variety of walks on offer to suit all abilities from a quiet riverside walk or a stroll along the railway lines to more challenging fell walks. The Eden Viaducts footpath starts in Hartley and the Howgill Fells are within easy reach, as are the North Pennines. The area is also great for cycling, with Kirkby Stephen on the C2C (Sea to Sea) Cycle Route. Other routes nearby include the W2W (Walney to Wear) coast to coast route and the Lakes and Dales Loop. There is an electric bike hire shop in the village and normal bike hire in Kirkby Stephen, or should you wish to bring your own bikes, storage is available on-site. Other popular activities available locally include golf and fishing. The popular ’Walkers are Welcome’ town of Kirkby Stephen is just 1 mile away and there is a footpath which will take just over 5 minutes to walk into town. Here you will find a good selection of shops, pubs, cafés and eateries as well as a couple of supermarkets, and there is a weekly market held on Mondays. The town also has a heritage centre and train station which is on the famous Settle-Carlisle line. In addition to its stunning scenery the area is also rich in culture and heritage and there are castles at Brough and Pendragon, both of which are free to visit. Shops and restaurants 1½ miles, pub 1 mile.

Holme Cottage is the perfect countryside retreat for friends and family to enjoy. This property has recently been renovated with style and comfort in mind. Briefly comprising of a cosy lounge, the perfect place to relax and unwind with a stove effect heater in the lounge (where you can slow cook a casserole while you enjoy a walk in the Dales!) and fully fitted kitchen with everything you will need during your holiday. Wander upstairs where you will find a double bedroom with plenty of storage, single bedroom accommodating up to three guests. A family bathroom comprises of bath with overhead shower, low level toilet and wash hand basin.
Holme Cottage is a self catering cottage in a beautiful rural location. Embsay is a small village close to the well known town of Skipton. Ideally situated to enjoy the Yorkshire Dales and surrounding areas. With plenty of walks, cycle routes and train destinations. Embsay boasts two local pubs serving lovely food along with a village post office and general store. There is a working steam railway running from the village to the popular tourist destination of Bolton Abbey, just a few miles away, with extra seasonal rides for the family. There is also a renowned ice cream parlour and diner just a couple of miles away. The local town of Skipton is only 2 miles away, with many shops, bars and restaurants, and a thriving market plus the impressive medieval castle and popular canal trips. A warm welcome will always await you at Holme Cottage.

Tucked away just off the square in the bustling village of Grassington, nestled in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this cosy cottage has been carefully decorated with comfort in mind. The property has a wealth of character with exposed beams and combines traditional furnishings with contemporary comforts.

Set just a short stroll from all the local amenities, wonderful walking opportunities direct from the doorstep await, either over the moors or along the River Wharfe. The incredible scenery of the surrounding area offers breathtaking drives and picnic options galore.

The quaint village of Grassington, which plays a starring role in the current version of All Creatures Great and Small, is a delight any time of the year. Whether you prefer the quiet solitude of winter, lamb watching in spring, the wildflowers of summer, or the various festivals (the Arts Festival in June, the 1940s Weekend in September, and the Dickensian Festival in December), you can expect a warm welcome. The village is well served with family run tea rooms, shops, pubs, and restaurants, all within 50 yards of Ivy Cottage.

Alternatively, the bustling market town of Skipton is just 9 miles away and offers a wider selection of shopping and eating options, as well as a Norman castle that stands proudly at the head of the cobbled high street. Here you can take a boat trip on the canal or enjoy the open-air market four days a week.

Number 6 Flying Horseshoe Cottage is a delightful, stone-built cottage located just a few hundred yards from the railway station on the outskirts of the pretty village of Clapham. The terrace property is packed full of character and charm, and is an excellent getaway for a couple or small family wishing to explore the Yorkshire Dales and surrounding areas. The garden is a superb place to relax and forget life’s troubles.

With the stunning Dales landscapes right on your doorstep, this terraced property, part of a barn conversion, is a great place to relax and enjoy country living, with the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway starting just a short drive away. The villages, towns and cities of Settle, Ingleton, Kirkby Lonsdale, Skipton, Leeds, Ribblehead, Dent, Garsdale and Appleby can easily be reached in the car or on the railway line. The cycling and walking opportunities are endless and there are a number of country pubs and award-winning restaurants all within a short distance. The local farm shop is also just a mile away, selling organic vegetables and local produce, and also has a coffee shop. Ingleton is always well worth a visit for its incredible scenery, impressive woodland waterfalls and stunning show caves. A great place to stay all year round!

Number 6 can be booked together with Number 3 (UK33333) to accommodate upto 6 guests.

This delightful, well-equipped townhouse is perfect for a get away with friends or family. Oozing cosy and stylish accommodation throughout. Perfectly situated, this holiday home is an ideal base for any holiday maker wanting to explore the Yorkshire Dales and the stunning countryside it has to offer.
Entering the property through the back door, you are greeted by a well equipped kitchen area with everything you need to prepare a home cooked meal. There is a cosy living room, benefitting from two sumptuous sofas to settle down and enjoy your evening after a long day exploring the Yorkshire dales, a TV and a drop down dining room table to seat up to three people. Wander upstairs where you will find you can choose from a double bedroom and single bedroom. A family bathroom can also be found on the first floor comprising of a bath with shower over, wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Outside, the rear of the property benefits from a patio area and parking for one car. A warm welcome will always await you here, the ideal place to enjoy the local area.

Situated in the quaint village of Conistone with Kilnsey, Tophams Laithe is ideally located for exploring the breathtaking landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales. Step inside to discover a cosy, comfortable modern interior where traditional rustic features blend seamlessly with contemporary comforts. A warm, inviting entrance offers storage for muddy boots and bicycles, and a practical drying room for coats. Wander upstairs to the living room adorned with exposed wooden beams overhead, a testament to the building’s rich history. A comfortable sofa sits in front of a rustic fireplace with electric stove creating a warm and inviting ambiance, ideal for relaxing evenings after a day of exploration and perfect for cosying up and enjoying Sky TV, a plentiful supply of DVDs and board games. A farmhouse-style dining table offers a picture perfect view of Kilnsey Crag and long distance views of the Yorkshire Dales, ideal for enjoying leisurely breakfasts or intimate dinners. A fully fitted kitchen awaits you offering functionality and everything you need to whip up delicious meals. Two beautifully appointed bedrooms offer a peaceful sanctuary for a restful night’s sleep. Wake up in the master bedroom in a comfortable kingsize bed adorned with soft linens and plush pillows and open the blind to views over the River Wharfe and the Dales landscape. A large wardrobe provides plenty of storage during your stay. The second bedroom offers a cosy retreat for an adult or children in a small double, with a built in wardrobe. The bathroom consists of a bath with shower over and the bathroom mirror offers a built in shaving point.
From scenic walks straight from your doorstep to visiting nearby charming local pubs and shops, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Horse riding and trekking are available from the adjacent riding school and Kilnsey Trout Farm complete with fishing, cafe and farm shop is ½ mile away. For cycling enthusiasts the route of Tour De Yorkshire runs past the end of the lane and for walkers, the wonderful Dales Way runs on the hillside above. A well stocked convenience store with local butcher is 2 miles away and the nearest pub is ½ mile.