Outside there is a small cottage garden with a variety of rhodedendrons, azaleas, hydrangea, camelia etc. which provide a wealth of colour throughout the spring, summer & autumn. Hanging baskets and a multitude of flower tubs complete the exterior of this pretty country cottage.  There is also a sunny patio area with table and chairs and private parking for two cars.
 
This Hebden Bridge Cottage has consistently been awarded 4 star rating by the English Tourist Board for it's high standard of accomodation.

The village has a post office and shop which sells virtually everything one can think of (a real Alladins Cave!) and two local pubs both serving real ale and pub grub with quiz nights (Thursdays), both are within strolling distance of the cottage.  There are regular buses to and from Hebden Bridge the journey taking approximately 10 minutes, or the local taxi firm provides a very reasonably priced alternative.

There are a wealth of places to visit all within easy reach of the cottage.  Hebden Bridge is a very cosmopolitan town with very individual shops, a multitude of eating places (including Thai, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Greek, French or just good old fashioned Yorkshire grub!), lovely cafe culture, endless coffee shops including Fair Trade, Vegetarian & Organic outlets.  Haworth is just 15 minutes over the hill from Old Town either by car or local bus, the home of the Bronte sisters and the Keighley and Worth Valley steam railway.  There are lovely walks down into the National Trust area of Hardcastle Craggs which has miles of river and forrest walks, not to mention the recently restored Gibson Mill which has won many awards and runs totally on renewable energy.  We are just a stones throw away from the Pennine Way and the Calderdale Way which afford excellent walking for the more serious walker.
Just eight miles away is the town of Halifax with it's Eureka childrens museum, the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall to name but a few of it's attractions.
A little further afield but easily accessible by train are the cities of Bradford - famous for the Alhambra Theatre, the National Museum of Film and Photography and of course it's wealth of curry houses, Leeds - the up and coming commercial centre of Yorkshire and for it's excellent shopping and market, York - the National Railway Museum, York Minster, the Shambles, Yorvik Viking experience, Manchester - a number of top theatres, restaurants, shops & interesting buildings.  The picturesque villages of the Yorkshire Dales are also on the doorstep e.g. Skipton, Grassington, Burnsall, etc. all within an hours drive for day trips in the car and provide excellent walking experiences.



High Season £410

Low Season £260

Open All Year, Open at Christmas, Open at New Year