1 bedroom accommodation in Hebden Bridge

Hebden Bridge, Hebden Bridge
$127 avg/night Minimum Stay 1 Nights
Bed 1

Bed

Bath 1

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Home Cottage

Property Type

Sleep 2

Max Sleeps

Night 1 nights

Min Stay

This lovely stone cottage retains much of its original charm, and with its cosy wood burner and rural surroundings, offers a quintissential Yorkshire retreat.. 3 steps to entrance.

Ground Floor:

Living room: Freeview TV, DVD Player, Woodburner

Kitchen/dining room: Electric Oven, Gas Hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine

First Floor:

Bedroom: Kingsize (5ft) Bed

Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, No Toilet

Bathroom: Bath, Toilet. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 small car . No smoking. Please note: There are 3 steps and an unfenced pond in the garden. Maximum occupancy 2 guests. Sorry, no candles allowed in cottage.. This superb stone built, Grade II listed, terraced weavers cottage can be found just 5 minutes from bohemian town of Hebden Bridge, in the rural hillside village of Old Town. The location is stunning and far reaching countryside views are offered from each and every window over glorious West Yorkshire countryside. Inside, the cottage has retained immense character and charm with exposed stonework and mullioned windows, and for cosy winter evenings, a wood burner takes pride of place in the living room.

Hebden Bridge offers a superb selection of independent pubs, restaurants, cafés and shops. Winner of the 2016 Small Market Town award. Renowned for being creative and bohemian, the attractive streets with many independent shops are perfect for simply wandering and enjoying the sights. For outdoor enthusiasts, Hebden Bridge was the UK’s first ‘Walkers are Welcome’ town. Excellent walking is available in the area with the Pennine Way close by, as well as the National Trust owned Hardcastle Crags. Hebden Bridge is home to a delightful Victorian railway station which offers direct links to both Manchester and Leeds, as well as other Calderdale towns. Both the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks can be reached in under and hour, and Howarth, once home to the famous Bronte family, is a scenic 20-minute drive away. Shop and café 500 yards, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Please note: There are open, steep, spiral or narrow stairs at the property.

Free WiFi



Logs- First basket is free, remainder available locally.

There are open, steep, spiral or narrow stairs at the property.

There are steps within the property.

There is open water in the property grounds.

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Feature Features

  • PETS

    Service Animals Only (pets Not Allowed)
  • SAFETY

    Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit No Carbon Monoxide Detector (host Has Indicated There Is No Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property; Consider Bringing A Portable Detector) Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property)
  • BEDROOM

    1 Bedroom Bed Sheets Provided
  • KITCHEN

    Cookware/dishes/utensils Dishwasher
  • LAUNDRY

    Laundry Facilities Washing Machine
  • PARKING

    Limited Onsite Parking (max 1 Space) Onsite Parking
  • INTERNET

    Free WiFi
  • OUTDOORS

    Garden
  • BATHROOMS

    1 Bathroom Towels Provided
  • LANGS SPOKEN

    English
  • ENTERTAINMENT

    TV
  • LIVING SPACES

    Fireplace
  • CLIMATE CONTROL

    Heating
  • LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS

    In A Rural Location
  • SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY

    Smoke-free Property

CheckIn Check-in : 03:00 PM CheckOut Check-out : 10:00 AM
No Wheelchair No smoking No pets Children allowed
Occupancy Max occupancy : 2

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Review Review

  • Karl J.

    Submitted Aug 24, 2022

    Stayed Aug 6, 2022

    The cottage comfortable,clean, decorated to a high standard and was really well equipped, we had everything we needed. The welcome pack was lovely. We sat outside most evenings. The neighbours were friendly and gave us good tips for the area. We walked the (fairly steep) path down to Hebden, took about 20 mins. There is also a bus service which runs until early evening. Great base to explore the surrounding areas and for walks.

  • Dawn

    Submitted Dec 3, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    In hindsight, not necessarily the best time of year to visit (end November). If you are not used to driving on steep hills, prepare for plenty of hand-brake starts! The directions we were given to the cottage were confusing as they said to turn onto Ackroyd Lane but we could not find this despite checking several times. This caused delay in eventually finding cottage. Road signs opposite the old town sign read Keighley Road and Pecket Bar. This needs to be double checked for future guests. In terms of the accommodation, the rooms were spacious, nicely decorated and clean. We would have expected a number of logs to be available for the wood burner instead of directions as to where to go to get some. Also there should be a warning not to open the stove door when fire is lit as the handle is red hot so you need to use a glove or towel. Our stove at home does not have a hot handle so we were expecting it to be cold. In other cottages we have visited this year, there has been a good supply of tea bags but we found only 2! Also small milk cartons don't compare with bottles of wine and pints of milk left in all the other cottages we have visited. Bathroom toiletries consisted of part used hair conditioner and no shampoo. Once again, in the other cottages we have visited this year, a full range of unused products was available. We appreciate this may have something to do with the time of year and holiday season ending but felt it appropriate to highlight. If you don't have a small car, be prepared to park on steep hill at the end of the drive. In summer months, the view from the bedroom window must be outstanding. Hare and Hounds pub was super!

  • Alison

    Submitted Nov 7, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    A fabulous cottage in a beautiful setting. The cottage was well equipped and very tastefully furnished.

  • Jenny

    Submitted Oct 24, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Fabulous holiday cottage, amazing views. Everything you could need was catered for

  • Natalie

    Submitted Oct 14, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Cottage was absolutely beautiful. Full of useful information about the surrounding areas and surrounded by perfect views! Had the best few days and 100% will be back! Thank you!

  • Steve

    Submitted Oct 8, 2019

    Stayed Dec 31, 1969

    Lovely cosy cottage in a beautiful area if you like walking steep hills and rugged countryside with a great little town at the bottom of the hill this is the place for you

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