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Half Moon Stable is located in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Originally a horse stable, it's now a converted 1 bedroom cottage perfect for a short getaway. Compact and cosy, it's great for an active weekend out in the Dales or a romantic trip where you can truly relax.

One of the only properties available in the area with a hot tub, it's the perfect place to relax after a long day out walking. The garden gets the sun all day, there's also a BBQ and Chiminea for those long summer days. Inside the stable, the kitchen has everything you'll need for your stay - pans, oven proof dishes, utensils, plates, bin liners, washing up liquid etc. There is a fridge with a small freezer compartment at the top. The Nespresso machine is also available for you to use with complementary coffee capsules. Tea and sugar is also provided. The living area has a television with integrated dvd player, and of course WiFi is also available. The bedroom is small and cosy with a built in wardrobe, drawers and double bed including bedding and towels. The bathroom has a standalone shower, toilet and sink. Full information pack will be sent prior to arrival. We're dog friendly as we have two pampered pooches ourselves, so well behaved house trained dogs are more than welcome.

Located in Swaledale, there are lots of walks surrounding Reeth to suit all abilities and also a bike centre where you can hire bikes for the weekend. Reeth itself has all the amenities you'd need - 3 pubs all which serve food, many cafes, Post Office, petrol station, National Park Centre, village store, ice cream parlour, gift shops plus much more. There's a children's park just a stones throw from the stable and plenty of space around for picnics.

Half Moon Cottage is a Grade II listed building, over 300 years old, and was once an old Coaching Inn. It is a charming and comfortable place to stay, centrally located in the market town of Reeth. There are beautiful views from every window out onto the surrounding Yorkshire Dales and over the very pretty village green.

Half Moon Cottage underwent thorough renovations in summer 2018, including redecoration throughout, new carpeting and modernisation of the lighting and heating. We wanted to retain all the charm, beauty and provenance of this old cottage, whilst embracing the comforts and benefits of modern living. Its walls and doorways may be a little crooked in places, but that's why we love the place! It's perfect for couples who are in search of a quiet and romantic getaway, but the spacious interior and facilities also make it an excellent place for groups of friends or families to stay. The kitchen is modern and well equipped for a self-catering holiday. There is an oven and hob, toaster, microwave, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge and freezer. Coffee is provided. There are plenty of plates, mugs, glasses and cookware. The kitchen / living area is open plan and perfect for preparing relaxed meals, socialising and winding down in the evenings. Seating is at the kitchen counter. In the living room there is an open fire, complete with traditional oven. One of the sofas in the living room converts to a sofa bed (if required). Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms with beautiful countryside views from the windows. The bathroom benefits from a bath and over-bath shower. You may need to use the Boost Button on the water system as the water tank isn’t huge. Please take care on the stairs, both outside and inside, as they can be uneven in places. Access to the front door is on the second storey of the building, up a flight of stone steps. Well behaved dogs are welcome at the cottage, but please do not allow your dog in or on the beds. Please wipe muddy paws after being outside if you can. Dogs are not permitted to be left in the cottage alone at any time, even if crated.

Reeth is a peaceful village with a large green at its centre, where markets and traditional events are often held. There are a number of country pubs within walking distance of the cottage, as well as an ice-cream shop, a bakery and tea rooms. There is a tourist information centre a few steps from the cottage, if you turn right out of the door. There are many stunning walks and trails in the local area, varying in length from gentle strolls along the Swale paths, to day long routes, taking the energetic to the summits of Great Shunner Fell, Lovely seat and Addlebrough. Richmond, Barnard Castle, Leyburn and Hawes are all within half an hours drive, and there is no shortage of eating places in Reeth to enjoy after a long day’s walking or sightseeing.

Beautiful, 'quaint and querky' upside down Little Barn for two. VERY, VERY private and secluded yet only a few yards from the centre of the village and all it has to offer. This cosy cottage offers a romantic retreat and benefits from a woodburner, v. comfy king size bed, sitting area, shower room/w.c. open spiral staircase leading up to the open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with T.V. and DVD. Free WiFi! One of the few cottages in Reeth to benefit from a very private, enclosed garden.

The cottage is not suitable for small children and MAY not be suitable for some dogs due to the open spiral staircase, mezzanine floor and open bulustrade.

Reeth is a beatiful little unspoilt village in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales surrounded by hills and stunning scenery. Fantastic for those wanting to walk, cycle or simply relax. Reeth has 3 excellent dog friendly pubs.

Crow Hall is a detached cottage situated in an idyllic location in the pretty village of Reeth - a luxurious and beautifully furnished cottage with stunning views. New for 2019! ​ The enclosed garden has breathtaking views down to the River Swale yet is just a couple of minutes' walk from the village green with pubs, cafes and interesting shops. ​ An open fire, comfy sofas, luxury Hypnos and Vispring mattresses and unlimited wifi; the cottage is fully equipped and wonderfully comfortable.

ACCOMMODATION DETAILS Kitchen - Flagstone floor with dishwasher, washer-dryer, microwave, electric hob and cooker (we are not on gas), fridge-freezer. Fully equipped with quality equipment. Stable door to garden (perfect for summer cooking!), double aspect overlooking garden and field. Dining room - Refectory table and banquette seating area perfect for family dining, "rainy day" games, bookshelf with selection of books and local information, windows overlooking the field. Framed Ordnance Survey map for planning your next adventure! Unlimited WiFi. Sitting room - Two sofas and armchair with footstool, perfect for putting your sitting back and relaxing after a day of exploring Swaledale. Beautiful fireplace to light a log fire (starter pack provided), Smart TV and DVD player. Windows overlooking the garden with beautiful view to the River Swale. Childrens toys. Bathroom 1 - Walk-in shower, toilet, basin, illuminated mirror and shaving point. Ground floor bedroom - Pretty double bedroom featuring divinely comfortable Hypnos double bed and antique chest of drawers/dressing table. Blackout roman blinds in luxury fabric. Window to the garden – wake up with a cuppa in bed looking out upon Swaledale! Master bedroom - Luxury kingsize 5ft Vispring bed, dressing-table, wardrobe, drawers and Smart TV. Views of Swaledale. Bedroom 3 – Sweet room with 4ft small double bed with luxury Hypnos mattress. Window to the lane. NB: bed is a few centimetres higher than a standard bed height so may not be suitable for people with mobility issues or very young children. Wardrobe and chest of drawers. Additional pull-out small single (2ft 6) bed with pocket-sprung mattress can be set up upon advance request. Main Bathroom - Gorgeous cottage bathroom with shower over bath, toilet, illuminated mirror and shaving point, basin and vanity unit. Outdoor Seating including bench and separate picnic bench to enjoy a morning cuppa or evening glass of wine while taking in the beautiful view. Parking for 2 cars on gravel. Full housekeeping to a high standard on change-over day. Crisp white linen. Luxury beds. Great big, fat pillows. Electricity, oil fired central heating, bedding, towels, miniature toiletries, starter pack of logs and unlimited WiFi included.

Charlie's Stable has been fully refurbished throughout, new central heating, new bathroom and kitchen. Log Burning stove and underfloor heating, perfect for cosy nights after a days adventure! Charlie’s Stable is a superb Holiday Cottage nestled in a beautiful, quiet corner of the village of Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales.

Romantic getaway - sleeping 2 people in a large open vaulted bedroom with gorgeous views up to Fremington Edge. There is plenty of private parking, and has its own fully enclosed and secure garden for peace of mind if you are bringing your dogs. It is supplied with oil fired central heating and hot water. Charlie's Stable has been lovingly restored from its original use as a stable. The proprietors have ensured that everything has been thought of, so that you can rest peacefully on your visit here. We are pet friendly! Your dogs are more than welcome in the cottages. They will love the Yorkshire Dales as much as you! Facilities Include: ✅Large double bedroom with freesat TV ✅Bathroom has a vanity sink, bath & separate shower ✅Large sitting room with 43” smart TV and Netflix subscription ✅Fully equipped kitchen ✅Outside dining area for enjoying the morning sunshine ✅Fully enclosed and secure garden with fire pit, BBQ area and sofa seating ✅Towels, bedding heating and electric are included.

Set in the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, surrounded by farmland and stunning views from every window the house boasts its own unique history. It is so quiet and tranquil in this corner of the village, all you can hear are the birds, the sheep and the Arkle beck which runs nearby. The village of Reeth is an ideal base for exploring the Dales. It is a bustling community, with pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a museum, a hairdressers an ice cream parlour, a beauty salon and a market every Friday. Visitors are never short of things to do, and that's before we mention the many, many walks starting right on the doorstep. The village centre is a 2 minute walk from these properties.

A lovely first floor apartment, set in beautiful Swaledale, with fantastic views over Reeth village green and the hills beyond. A prime location for walking, cycling and exploring the Yorkshire Dales. Two bedrooms, sleeps 3, plus baby. Spacious open plan sitting room, dining and kitchen area. The flat has two floors, and has been sympathetically converted to a high standard. It combines character and comfort. Pubs, restaurants, cafes and other village amenities are a stroll from the door.

The apartment sits above a gift shop. There is a shared hallway and a staircase up to the flat entrance. Inside the flat there is a generous hall leading to the living room, double bedroom and stairs down to the single bedroom and bathroom. The living space is light and airy with a smart TV connected to the Wi-Fi. There are night storage heaters in all rooms, an electric fire with fan heater and 2 portable convector heaters. Electricity is included. Washing machine and freezer are in the cupboard off the bathroom. There is a back door leading to a courtyard where 2 bikes can be secured in the storage racks.

Reeth is an exceptional village sited where Arkengarthdale meets Swaledale, on the Coast to Coast walk. It is built around a big village green where a small market is held on Friday mornings, and where you might get to see Morris dancers, brass bands and fireworks. The flat is close to an ice cream parlour, three cafes, three pubs, Reeth museum, Post Office, the information centre and the community Orchard Garden and a playground. The local circular walk takes less than an hour and takes you over the Swing Bridge across the River Swale and round to Grinton. The Dales Bike Centre is along the road at Fremington.

This fantastic cottage located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park is ideal for nature lovers as there are many walking and cycling opportunities nearby.. Ground Floor: Step to entrance. Beamed throughout. Living room: With multi-fuel burner, 32" Freeview TV, DVD player, CD player and stone floor. Dining room: With tiled floor. Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and stone floor.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With four poster double bed and beams. Bedroom 2: With double bed and beams. Bedroom 3: With bunk bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. . Economy 7 heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and fuel for multi-fuel burner included. 2 travel cots, highchair and stairgate. Welcome pack.. Small enclosed garden and patio with garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. . A D Coach House Cottage is a traditional, semi-detached, stone built, 17th-century Grade II listed cottage in the hamlet of Fremington, just ¼ mile to the popular Swaledale village of Reeth. Combining a mixture of original features including beamed ceilings, Yorkshire stone flooring and a multi-fuel wood burner, with contemporary furnishings to create an ambience of comfort, character and charm. Whether sitting outside with a refreshing drink or snuggling up in front of the multi-fuel burner, A D Coach House Cottage is a perfect all year round retreat for exploration and relaxation. This cottage commands wonderful views across open farmland and the dales beyond, and is perfectly situated for discovering all north Yorkshire has to offer. The Yorkshire Dales offers many activities, walking and cycling routes on the doorstep. The bike centre across the road even offers a 15% discount to guests. The cottage also provides two bike locks on the wall in the driveway. A D Coach House is an ideal holiday cottage for families, couples and groups of friends looking for a relaxing or action packed holiday or a short break. There are many varied walks from the doorstep including one which passes through the ruins of Marrick Priory and the Nuns’ Causeway, leading up to Fremington Edge. The villages of Grinton and Reeth are just a short walk away, and the lovely old market towns of Leyburn and Richmond also within easy reach. Take in some of the Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walking route, drive east into the North York Moors National Park or west to the Lake District National Park. The surrounding north Yorkshire countryside truly is a walker’s paradise, with in excess of over 6000 miles of public rights of way that wend up hill and down dales through Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is in the perfect location to enjoy the wider area and visit one of the many pretty Yorkshire towns and villages, such as Thirsk, Ripon, Yarm, Pickering, Hawes or Middleha,, all of which are close by. There is the opportunity for fishing at Brompton Lakes, which is just over 12 miles away, or you can watch the horse racing at Catterick and York racecourses. The cathedral city of Durham is just over half an hour away to the north of Richmond, and is certainly worth a day trip to explore, as is the medieval walled city of York with its wealth of visitor attractions. Richmond is perfectly situated for those wishing to explore both the outstanding natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Barn@Graham House has far reaching views right across Swaledale and is the perfect location for quests, with or without a dog, wanting to relax and treat themselves to a romantic break or enjoy a fabulous walking holiday. Originally a barn/byre, The Barn@Graham House has been lovingly restored and converted into a unique self contained 1 bedroom holiday cottage whilst respecting its rural/industrial heritage.

The cottage, with underfloor heating throughout, consists of two rooms at ground level. The first room contains a well-equipped kitchen with Belfast sink, a dining table with seating for two, and comfortable living room area with exposed stone wall and original beams. The second room contains an en-suite master bedroom with a king size bed, roll-top bath and rainfall shower. Outside is a small private south facing garden with spectacular views across Swaledale.

The popular market town of Reeth lies 3 miles away and is home to some of the region’s finest arts and crafts, country inns, pubs, restaurants, and scenery. This compact 18 century town is also perfectly located to explore the rolling Viking valleys and peaks of Arkengarthdale and Swaledale, along with a landscape of secluded villages and cascading moorland streams.

A charming terrraced cottage in the sleepy hamlet of Hurst, this former lead mining cottage benefits from tranquility and seclusion in a very rural setting within heather laden moorland. There are fabulous scenic walks and cycle rides straight from the doorstep, or unwind and simply enjoy beautiful views without getting off the sofa! Despite the unspoilt vistas to the front and rear of this cottage the towns Reeth, Richmond and Leyburn are all a short journey away. A true gem in Swaledale.

The Cottage was once owned by the nearby former leadmines, it is believed horses were kept here whilst workers slept above upstairs. We have retained as much of the character of the property as possible, boasting the original internal doors, beams, open fire place and arched doors that lead to the garden that would have been the entrance for the horses. As such the cottage doesn't have some of the modern trappings. There is no broadband capability in the area, and also no phone signal within the cottage. Although certain networks do work just outside the front of the cottage. We personally love the isolation and find that it is part of its charm! There are no terestial TV channels, however we have literally hundreds of DVD's and Blurays covering most genres both recent and old classics. There is also an abundance of games to enjoy. There is also no mains water to the cottage, our water actually comes from the body of water in one of the photos from the gallery, it passes through a filtration process before reaching the house then passes trough a UV filter within the cottage so the water is percectly clean and safe. it can however be stained from the nature of peaty moors that it comes from so baths etc can appear tainted. We reccomend you bring seperate drinking water, not because you can't drink the water but because it does taste different to water that comes to us from mains water.

There are walks and cycle rides straight from our doorstep, Fremington edge, Helwith, Arkengarth to name but a few. With an excellent biking centre just in Fremington that does hire and repairs there is no excuse not to enjoy the dales on wheels whether it be road or mountain bike. Reeth - 10 minutes car journey, 1 hour walking. Pretty village green surrounded by pubs, shops, tearooms, ice creamery and post office. Richmond - 20 minutes car journey. Thriving Market Town abundance of shops, restaurants, golf course, leisure centre, galleries, museum, georgian theatre, river walks and of course the Richmond Castle ruins. Leyburn - 20 minute car journey Another bustling market town with plentiful shops, tearooms, pubs, restaurants, chocolate factory, the famous and loved Forbidden Corner. Plus breathtaking views from Leyburn Shawl. For anyone wanting to venture further afield, perhaps if your holidaying with us for a long stay then all the Dales are reachable in less then a couple of hours from the cottage. As are the Lake District, Northumberland Coast, York and Leeds.

Beautiful Cottage located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Traditional 18th century stone Cottage with attractive original features sleeping two. Now refurbished to high standard with groundfloor open plan layout. A romantic couple’s getaway within the stunning countryside of Swaledale. Situated in the quiet hamlet of Healaugh overlooking Harkerside Moor. Just one mile from the 18th century village of Reeth, with its range of shops, restaurants, pubs and market. Catering Options available.

Stunning Walks from the door cross the River Swale by the Stepping Stones and enjoy a pleasant Riverside Walk.

Burton House is a superb Holiday Cottage nestled in a beautiful, quiet corner of the village of Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales. It is a light, airy and spacious 2 bed property with super king sized beds, one room is able to be split into twin beds if necessary. We are dog friendly at Reeth Holiday Cottages, we have an enclosed garden joining the cottage at the rear, with panoramic views up to Fremington Edge. There is plenty of private parking, with 2 spaces allocated for this properties sole use. It is supplied with Bio Mass central heating and hot water.

Burton House has undergone a full renovation in early 2019. Inside, the sitting room is cosy with two sofas and a 40" smart TV with Netflix subscription. The newly fitted kitchen diner has fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer, with an oak wrapped island breakfast bar. The separate dining table seats 4 people comfortably. Upstairs, the house bathroom is spacious with a bath and shower over. Bedroom one is a large, south facing room with supering size bed, and a reading area. Bedroom 2 faces the view up to Fremington Edge, enticing you out for an early morning walk! Facilities Include: ✅ 2 Large Super King bedrooms ✅Bathroom has a vanity sink, bath & shower over ✅Sitting room with 43” smart TV and Netflix subscription ✅Fully equipped kitchen ✅Outside dining area for enjoying the morning sunshine ✅Fully enclosed and secure garden with fire pit, BBQ area and sofa seating ✅Towels, bedding heating and electric are included.

Set in the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, surrounded by farmland and stunning views from every window. It is so quiet and tranquil in this corner of the village, all you can hear are the birds, the sheep and the Arkle beck which runs nearby. The village of Reeth is an ideal base for exploring the Dales. It is a bustling community, with pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a museum, a hairdressers an ice cream parlour, a beauty salon and a market every Friday. Visitors are never short of things to do, and that's before we mention the many, many walks starting right on the doorstep. The village centre is a 2 minute walk from these properties.

A former lead-miner's cottage, the middle of a terrace of three, our country home retains many original features such as beams and plank doors, with a fully-equipped modern kitchen and bathroom. Set on the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, equidistant between the lovely Georgian market town of Richmond, bustling Leyburn and artsy Reeth. You will have the place to yourself, with scenic walks on the doorstep, and a local pub selling real ales and good food within staggering distance.

The cottage is a tastefully-furnished, comfy space, with original artworks, an open fire and bags of character. An initial supply of logs and coal is provided during the winter months, included in the price. The kitchen is modern and is generously-equipped with everything you might need to cater for your stay, including a microwave oven and washing machine. A supply of store-cupboard ingredients is available for you to use if you wish. There is a lovely south-facing garden to the rear of the cottage, with a private seating area with picnic bench for relaxing outside.

The village nestles in a beautiful spot on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, roughly equidistant from Richmond, Leyburn and Reeth, all within about 15 minutes' drive. Swaledale, Wensleydale, Coverdale and Arkengarthdale are all nearby. The area is steeped in history, including bronze-age earthworks (and a hill fort just across the road), castles, abbeys and churches, and lead-mining heritage. There are fabulous scenic walks and cycle rides, straight from the door, amid some of the country's most stunning landscapes, and there is an endless range of arts and crafts studios and shops. Richmond is home to the country's only surviving Georgian theatre and also boasts a Georgian racecourse grandstand. The Victorian railway station has been given a new lease of life as the Station Arts Centre and cinema, while the town itself is home to a splendid castle and steep cobbled wynds to explore. All tastes are catered for with an excellent selection of eateries and tea rooms, but Wilfred's deli on Finkle Street deserves a special mention! Reeth is known for its creative vibe, with bakeries, potteries and a wealth of tea rooms and hostelries. The Swaledale festival takes place in May/June, hosting an array of musical and cinema events and guided walks, whilst August sees the arrival of the annual Reeth country show. The popular market town of Leyburn is home to the Shawl, a limestone escarpment along which Mary Queen of Scots is reputed to have escaped from the nearby Castle Bolton. Other attractions include the Wensleydale Railway (running from Northallerton to Redmire via Leyburn, through some of England's most beautiful countryside), and many independent outlets such as Campbell's supermarket/deli, the Tea Pottery, producing a range of quirky teapots, and the Chocolate Factory which makes the most delightful hand-made treats. Don't miss Jervaulx Abbey and nearby Brymor ice cream parlour, and the quirky garden follies in the Forbidden Corner, just up the road in Middleham - a great day out for children of all ages!

Our Log Cabin is nicely tucked away in a small copse at the end of our land. Nestled among trees, screened by shrubs and a low stone wall and with fantastic views over the valley, the Cabin is the perfect rustic retreat to enjoy the Dales. The Cabin sleeps 2 and features an eco-friendly bio-stove, a washing up area outside and a compost loo and basic washing facilities. If it is a proper glamping experience you are looking for...you are in the right place!

Our cosy log cabin is furnished simply. It includes: a comfy double bed, a small table and 2 chairs, 1 eco-friendly bio-stove for warmth and 2 bed side tables. Duvet, pillows, bed linen and towels are provided. A tank of fresh drinking water from our well is provided daily. Breakfast is included. We'll serve it to you in the cabin between 8.00am and 9.00am at a time of your choice. There is no electricity or wifi in the cabin. Lighting is provided by way of 4 battery operated storm lanterns. We provide rechargeable batteries. There are no cooking facilities in the cabin but you will have exclusive use of a fire pit/barbeque in the picnic area adjacent to the cabin. We provide skillets, Dutch oven, campfire cast iron single toaster, and kettle for you to make full use of if you wish to cook on the campfire. We also provide crockery and cutlery. 1 bag of logs and kindling is included in the price. Additional bags of logs are for sale for £5.00 and bags of kindling for £2.50 each. The bio-fire stove uses ethanol fuel, which gives 2.5 hours of heat at full blast. We fill the stove once a day at no extra cost. You can request extra refills for £2.50 each. For safety reasons we refill the stove ourselves when and if requested. Next to the cabin there is a washing up area, with a bowl and drainer. We also provide eco-friendly washing up liquid. No other products are to be used. The compost toilet and the basic shower are opposite the washing up area, surrounded by trees. The compost toilet features a urine diverter; therefore it is essential that both men and women sit to pee! Only toilet roll can be discarded in the toilet. There is a bin for any other waste. The shower next to the toilet is very basic. It consists of a camping shower bag with shower head which we refill daily. There is not hot water. We provide eco-friendly shower gel and shampoo. No other products are to be used.

Crackpot is a peaceful and quiet hamlet nestled in amongst rolling hillsides, with stunning views whichever way you look. We are a family-run smallholding. We grow our own fruit and vegetables and our hens provide us with fresh eggs daily. We also sell our eggs and homemade produce.

The Little Barn is a quirky and contemporary stone built cottage, recently converted from an old agricultural building. It is perfect for that romantic escape, or simply for enjoying the rugged and stunning countryside that North Yorkshire has to offer. Perfectly situated in the rural hamlet of Hurst which is not far from the stunning Dales town of Reeth and the Historic market town of Richmond. March special offer - 3 for the price of 2 ** A Hot Tub can be hired for an additional cost **

The property is unique as it’s a conversion, it is a small space so we have tried to make the most of what we have, bespoke furniture help create the light and airy feel to the property. It is a detached property so affords great privacy, no need to worry about noise from neighbours. We have a bbq ( please bring your own charcoal ) and a fire pit to enjoy the long starry evenings ( we provide wood ) there is little light pollution here. We have a good selection of local maps and guide books, the visitors book is also full of useful information & tips from preview guests. We offer discounts on stays of 3 nights or more, please contact us for exact prices.

The Little Barn is set in the glorious Yorkshire Dales, it is in a rural position at the end of a tarmac road with stunning uninterrupted views of moorland & dales. Peace & quiet is plentiful and you will feel rested from the manic lifestyles a lot of us lead.

Billy Gill’s Cottage is an old characterful stone cottage located in Low Row, Swaledale. Having recently been renovated to an extremely high standard, is ideal for couples. Great walking direct from the door, with views of the valley and river Swale. The Punch Bowl pub is within a 5 minute walk from the cottage and serves high quality food. Reeth ,a further four miles away provides shops, cafes, tourist information, bakery, Friday market, craft shops and bike hire.

We’ve loved renovating our cottage and enjoyed searching for unique and quirky pieces to make this a really individual place to stay. Locally handmade soaps and hand cream, Nespresso capsules, teabags,luxury bedding and towels, books, ideas for walking,Roberts radio,blue tooth speaker, full basket of wood, wood burning oven, bbq,chimnea, parking, all make for a great stay in a beautiful area. Hope we can welcome you soon.

The Yorkshire Dales are stunning, Low Row having particularly fantastic views down the valley. The local pub provides fine dining and a great atmosphere. Walks along the Swale Trail direct from the cottage with many other tea rooms, pubs , craft shops within three to four miles.

A traditional cottage in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Amazing views over the river Swale, perfect for walkers, cyclists and just plain relaxing. More details can be found at: http://www.holidaycottageswaledale.co.uk/

Please note , smaller bedroom accessed from master bedroom as is the bathroom.

Set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales within the National Park.

1 Nurse Cherry cottage is a cosy 4 star gold stone built cottage in Reeth. It has private parking and enclosed sunny garden. Located in a quiet location but walking distance to all amenities Reeth has to offer incl pubs, coffee shops, bakery, craft shops. A local park for children in walking distance and fantastic walking direct from the cottage. Fully central heated with open coal fire in the lounge for atmospheric winter nights. Towels and bed linen and first supply of logs and coal incl.

Totally independent cottage, owners live 4 miles away if anything is needed. The cottage is newly built in traditional stone so is very well insulated and very warm. The decoration has been carefully thought of for guests enjoyment and comfort. A large selection of games, toys, dvds etc are all in the cottage and Netflix is also provided. A good WiFi signal helps for guests needing access . The beds are really comfortable with crisp white bedding and little touches that make this a special place to stay. Locally hand made soaps are provided. Tea bags, milk, condiments , cleaning items, washing powder, dishwasher tablets, 1st bucketful of coal , kindling, towels are all provided.

Reeth has a wide variety of pubs, cafes, bakeries, newsagent, post office, tourist information,craft shops, ice cream parlour, nearby bike hire and cakery. A lovely local museum opens from Easter to .October . There’s a market every Friday , only small but selling fruit and veg, local cheeses and meats, craft stalls , fish stall. The local fish and chip van goes through Reeth on a Friday night for a quick tea! The Buck pub also provided stone baked pizzas as takeaways . A local bus service runs too but check times as they vary depending months.

2 bedroomed self-catering cottage (sleeps 3 or 3 plus infant) with amazing views in Swaledale, famed for its landscape, hay meadows & remains of its 19th century lead mining industry. 1 small/medium sized well-behaved dog is welcome. Garden for guests use. The minimum length of stay is currently 7 nights.

The Old Stable is an ideal base for exploring the upper dale & beyond, by bike, foot or car. We are close to the Coast to Coast route and there are cycle and walking routes of varying challenges in the area. The cottage has: - views to the landscape beyond, the best views being from the Living room and Main bedroom - plenty of room indoors and the use of a small garden, visited by wildlife, enlivened by birdsong & some surprising plants - calm decor with modern and traditional furniture, a solid fuel stove to keep you cosy, comfy beds (plus cot at no extra charge) - on site parking for 1 car & covered bike storage available (please let us know when booking if you would like to use the store) - freesat TV, Wifi , DVD, iPod dock & central heating throughout the cottage - complimentary bag of logs, coal for the multi-fuel stove We don't allow smoking in the cottage.

Whatever the season, upper Swaledale is a place of beauty and interest. It continues to stimulate artists and invites contemplation, exploration & play. Enjoy magnificent sunrises & sunsets, clear starry night skies, bright reflective winter snow & the variety of the natural & man-made dales landscape. There are lots of farm shops & cafes in the area selling home made food & local produce. Nearby Reeth has an wonderful ice cream parlour & a small but perfectly curated museum (open Spring to Autumn) with collections focusing on the history of the social, economic and cultural life of the dale. Barnard Castle, Middleham, Castle Bolton & Richmond all have impressive castles open to the public.

Greystones, Reeth, Swaledale. Dog Friendly, sleeps 6 in 3Super king bedrooms, 1 en-suite. 1 bedroom can be made into twins. It has a downstairs loo, and enclosed garden joining from the kitchen

Greystones is an ideal cottage for a family or group of friends. It benefits from a fully enclosed garden at the rear for peace of mind if you are bringing dogs, as well as a patio dining area right outside the front door. There is private parking for 3 cars. Greystones is a traditional Yorkshire Dales holiday cottage in Swaledale, situated at the end of a private road in the popular village of Reeth. This dales cottage is in a prime location to access all the village amenities as it is just a minutes walk from the attractive village green. Despite being conveniently close to the centre of Reeth it feels a world away in it’s cosy setting where you can enjoy the peacefulness of the Yorkshire Dales. The holiday cottage itself is extremely homely and comfortable, laid out perfectly for a family or group of friends to enjoy one another’s company. Greystone’s is heated throughout by Biomass heating and offers free WiFi access. Walking straight into the spacious sitting room with log burning stove and 43" smart TV, you will immediately feel at home. Off the sitting room is a boot room with washing machine, plenty of space for outdoor clothes, and a downstairs toilet. The newly fitted kitchen and dining area is bright, spacious and fully equipped with everything you should need during your stay. There are French doors into the back garden, which is fully enclosed and has direct access into the field behind the cottage. The sleeping accommodation upstairs is also spacious and comprises of a two super king bedrooms that share the main bathroom, and a super king bedroom with en-suite shower room. The main bathroom boasts a lovely double sink, luxurious deep bath and a separate large rainfall shower. Greystone’s is a dog friendly holiday cottages, well behaved dogs are welcome. The cottage is an ideal choice if you are looking for pet friendly accommodation as there are many good dog walks nearby, including Fremington Edge which is literally on the doorstep. To ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible, all kitchen linen, crisp white bed linen and fluffy towels are provided and the electric and heating are included in the rental price. Facilities Include: ✅Biomass central heating ✅Log burner ✅Free Wi-Fi ✅Newly fitted kitchen, dining area - a great entertaining space ✅Super king bedroom with en-suite shower room ✅ Two more super king bedrooms (one can be made into twin upon request) ✅ House bathroom with Luxurious bath and separate rainfall shower ✅Boot room with washing machine and downstairs toilet ✅ Underfloor heating throughout downstairs ✅Patio and seating at the front of the cottage ✅Fully enclosed garden from French windows in the kitchen, with direct access into the field behind the house ✅ Another fully enclosed garden opposite house ✅Private parking for 3 cars There are 3 other cottages that can be let at the same time for a larger group. All cottages are next to each other. These are Burton House, Turbine House and Charlie's stable. Advertised on this website.

Set in the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, surrounded by farmland and stunning views from every window. It is so quiet and tranquil in this corner of the village, all you can hear are the birds, the sheep and the Arkle beck which runs nearby. The village of Reeth is an ideal base for exploring the Dales. It is a bustling community, with pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a museum, a hairdressers an ice cream parlour, a beauty salon and a market every Friday. Visitors are never short of things to do, and that's before we mention the many, many walks starting right on the doorstep. The village centre is a 2 minute walk from these properties.

Hillcrest Cottage stands quietly on the edge of the village with the local pub a pleasant 5 minute stroll away. Ideally situated to explore the dales. It's elevated position affords wonderful views of meadows & pastures and the fell beyond with miles of dry stone walls snaking their way over the hillside. Guest comfort is our priority at Hillcrest with emphasis on quality beds & furnishings to ensure your stay is a happy & relaxing one. Out of season short breaks available. Please enquire.

Hillcrest, in its idyllic setting, is the perfect place to relax and unwind at any time of year. All the principle rooms look over the garden and over the valley. The views from the upstairs sitting room are mesmerising. Many of my guests say, 'Who needs a television with views from the window like that!' Watch the swallows swooping and the clouds roll. Take tea in the cottage garden, catch a glimpse of a distant tractor or follow the sheep. The cottage has two log burning stoves and full central heating making it so cosy from autumn through to spring. Curl up on the sofa with a book & a glass of whatever takes your fancy and leave the pressures of everyday life behind. Low Row is well placed to easily access all of the Yorkshire Dales. Reeth is the nearest large village (5 minute drive) for a paper, a few provisions or an ice-cream on the green. Hawes in Wensleydale, home of the famous Wensleydale cheese, is the next dale south and to the north discover Teesdale and the beautiful Bowes Museum and High Force (the highest waterfall in England). Or stay in beautiful Swaledale and visit Richmond to the east and the quaint villages of Muker, Thwaite and Keld to the west. So much to do - so many lovely places to explore, dozens of quiet walking trails and many good pubs & cafes to find. Visit the Punchbowl Inn in Low Row itself for excellent food and a well stocked cellar and the Farmers Arms in Muker; a true Dales pub with great pub food and a lovely atmosphere. The Overton cafe on Reeth green is a favourite as is the Muker Teashop (gorgeous Yorkshire Rarebit!). There is so much that makes Hillcrest and the Yorkshire Dales special - come and find out for yourself!

A stone-built three-storey 4-bedroomed house originally part of the village workhouse. Reeth is a typical Dales village with a large green overlooked by Fremington Edge. The village has three pubs, shops and restaurants Large lounge with open fire, additional lounge Large farmhouse kitchen 4 bedrooms - 2 double, 1 twin accessed through double, 1 single Two bathrooms Non-smoking cottage Only available for weekly, Saturday-to-Saturday rent

This beautiful Grade 2 listed traditional stone Dales cottage has a fascinating history and lots of traditional features. Located in the most beautiful scenery, with walks from the doorstep but all the amenities within close reach. Sleep deeply in our comfortable bedrooms, (4 poster in the master bedroom), snuggle up in front of the multi fuel stove, or relax in the garden taking in the views, listening to birds, sheep in the fields, and country life. Well behaved children and dogs welcome.

Best suited to 4 adults and 2 children although we have welcomed groups of 6 adults

Beautiful views, sounds of country life, friendly neighbours, and cafes and pubs within 250 metres walk

Set in a small hamlet in the heart of Swaledale, Crackpot Cottage is the ideal place to experience the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. We are just 20 minutes from the Dales Bike Centre and adjacent to The Swale Trail, the Dales cycle routes and the Pennine Way. We are also on the Coast to Coast and the Herriot Way. Situated between Reeth and Gunnerside, we are surrounded by walks and a gentle stroll to the renowned Crackpot Falls and Crackpot Cave.

The double room and private shower room are upstairs at the end of the hallway, separated from the rest of the house by a thick curtain to give you privacy. The room includes a chest of drawers and a console table as well as a good-sized cabinet in the shower room. Tea and coffee making facilities are available for you to enjoy in your room.

Crackpot is a peaceful and quiet hamlet nestled in amongst rolling hillsides, with stunning views whichever way you look. We are a family-run smallholding. We grow our own fruit and vegetables and our hens provide us with fresh eggs daily. We also sell our eggs and homemade produce.

Swallows Byre is situated over the garden wall from Intake Cottage. It retains the same beautiful south facing views. This conversion incorporates the best of old and new design using the compact space with maximum natural light encompassing quality tasteful furnishings and having central heating.

Living Room, ( on first floor) Has oak flooring, wood burning stove, quality furnishings, TV, blue ray dvd, CD player. Central heating. Kitchenette, Has Belfast Sink, Electric Cooker, washing machine , small fridge freezer, Toaster, microwave, stone floor under floor heating. Bedroom (ground floor), Has double bed(antique), dressing table, wardrobe, chest of drawers, central heating, double aspect. Oak flooring. Bathroom, Roll top bath, with hand shower, stone floor heated, heated towel rail, razor point.

The Old Barn is a newly redecorated, fully equipped Yorkshire Dales Holiday Cottage in the charming village of Reeth, Swaledale. The holiday cottage is tucked away in a peaceful location at the heart of Reeth off the village green and in very close proximity to the local amenities, bridleways and numerous hikes and rambles

Nettlebed has stunning views overlooking Swaledale, in the Yorkshire Dales and is a charming old cottage with plenty of atmosphere, charm and comfort. A large enclosed garden is perfect for dogs (welcome at no extra charge) and the house is a detached cottage with no neighbours, reached along a single track road, welcoming 6 people, with extra beds for kids. Nettlebed is ideal for guests wanting a holiday to get away from the cares of working life and an ideal place to recharge your batteries!

With stunning views over the River Swale and down the dale, Nettlebed is a homely cottage with a quirky old-fashioned atmosphere (and Grade 2 listed). A detached house in a rural countryside setting, the house is nevertheless not far from the villages of Low Row and Gunnerside. Wonderfully comfortable, with an open fire in a feature fireplace (all coal included), it oozes character and charm with its flagged floors and 300-year-old beams (and lovely piano!). The cottage is tastefully decorated, with many paintings and artefacts, and perches on the hillside above Swaledale, with a panoramic vista spread out below. The kitchen is newly revamped (Jan 2018), while retaining its Dales character. Approach Nettlebed with a spirit of adventure and you won't be disappointed! Spend your days out on the surrounding hills, soak up the sun in the lovely south-facing garden or snuggle up inside relaxing in front of the fire. Nettlebed is the perfect cottage for a holiday in beautiful Swaledale!

Nettlebed is found in absolutely amazing scenery, in upper Swaledale, the most northerly of the Yorkshire Dales, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The walking is superb, with many footpaths nearby, including a great walk up Gunnerside Ghyll, past the old lead mine workings, and both the Pennine Way and the Coast to Coast walk. Cyclists are also well served, as the route of the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart came over the Buttertubs, near Thwaite and down through Swaledale. Or you can just relax and explore the tiny villages and market towns, or even just sit in the garden and admire the grand views. Whatever you want to do, Nettlebed is perfect.

2 Bedroom Cottage in Reeth, Swaledale. Dog friendly sleeps 4 in a super king room and double room. This house has been fully refurbished in 2018.

The entrance to Turbine House takes you straight into the light and airy kitchen. The kitchen is spacious, fully equipped, with everything thought of for your stay. There is plenty of work surface and storage space for your personal items. It has a dining table with seating for 4 people. We have a washing machine if you need to do laundry while you are staying. To the left of the kitchen is the sitting room. It is a cosy space to unwind in the comfortable seating in front of the newly fitted log burning stove. We provide a complementary basket of logs on arrival. The 40" TV has an amazon fire stick, including a Netflix and Amazon Prime subscription to keep you entertained on rainy days. From the sitting room, the stairs lead to the two bedrooms. Immediately up the stairs there is the house bathroom which serves both bedrooms. It has a bath with a shower over. The Super King size bed in the bigger bedroom can be changed into twin beds on request. The double bedroom has beautiful views up to Fremington Edge. Crisp white bedsheets and fluffy white towels are provided, along with all heating and electric. We are pet friendly! Your dogs are more than welcome in the cottages. They will love the Yorkshire Dales as much as you! Please scroll through our website on reethholidaycottages co uk to find out more about these cottages and the surrounding area.

Set in the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, surrounded by farmland and stunning views from every window the house boasts its own unique history. It is so quiet and tranquil in this corner of the village, all you can hear are the birds, the sheep and the Arkle beck which runs nearby. The village of Reeth is an ideal base for exploring the Dales. It is a bustling community, with pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a museum, a hairdressers an ice cream parlour, a beauty salon and a market every Friday. Visitors are never short of things to do, and that's before we mention the many, many walks starting right on the doorstep. The village centre is a 2 minute walk from these properties.

Our home was built in 1760 and has original features, Georgian windows, shutters and a cosy wood burner. It is beside the village green and the now famous Wensleydale Heifer Gastro Pub. Ideally located for spectacular walks with the three Yorkshire peaks less than an hour away and both Bolton and Middleham Castles within 10 minutes. We have two rooms with en-suite available, each charged and listed separately.

The house is in a friendly village with 2 pubs& a shop. The walking is amazing, either hilly or flat along the river Ure. Breakfast is served in our newly updated kitchen.

We live in a village, its old fashioned and typically Yorkshire, our neighbours are great.

We have loved creating this very special getaway for two here in beautiful Swaledale. Our shepherds hut is located in an idyllic private location with far reaching views of Swaledale. All the feelings you have as a child making dens and wanting to sleep out in them have been fulfilled ( be it a little more luxurious!). Whatever time of year, a cosy retreat awaits you with underfloor heating and a wood burning stove, luxury bedding, cosy sheepskins.

Our shepherds hut is located in a really private secluded location. It’s cosy and warm so can be used anytime of the year. It has underfloor heating, sheep’s wool insulation and a little wood burning stove. A little bathroom with locally made handsoaps, great shower ( with full tank, not an electric shower ) ensuring a more powerful shower and view of a gill ( small waterfall). Lay back and enjoy the view , the night skies are starry, the owls hooting creates a real atmosphere and a complete magical experience. Quality bedding , carefully chosen interior decorations make this space unique. The views are amazing and walks along the Swale can be accessed by walking down the hill, fabulous circular walks . Great local pub, 10 minute walk away. Fish and chip van goes through the village on a Friday, so guests can pick up a chippy tea!!!

Low Row in Swaledale is a beautiful old Yorkshire Dales village, we have a wonderful pub about a 10 minute stroll away. There are fantastic walks from the hut in all directions, there is also a little bus service taking in other villages should you prefer not to drive. Further cafes, pubs, craft rooms, bakery etc can be found in Reeth, approx a 4 mile drive away.

Nestling on the side of the valley in the village of Low Row in Swaledale, this 8 bedroomed, period country residence offers spacious and exclusive accommodation for up to 15 people. It also provides the perfect venue for special occasions and events.

Large Georgian style home with loads of space inside and out, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park so great scenery, walks, waterfalls, village pubs, quaint, cafes and shops. Rural location and fantastic local food. Great for short breaks, birthday parties and get togethers

Small friendly community, most people know one another and are happy to recommend walks or places to eat or visit

Heatherdene is a Grade II listed stone cottage with views of Swaledale from every window. Tastefully decorated and furnished throughout, this is the ideal place to get away from it all. Situated on common land, the doors of Heatherdene open straight onto the moor from where you can walk for miles on the network of footpaths and bridleways around. There is an OS map centred on Heatherdene on the hall wall to help you plan your excursions in some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes. Internally, Heatherdene has been lovingly restored to provide luxury holiday accommodation. The sitting room has large comfortable sofas, underfloor heating and a wood burning stove for warmth and relaxation. It is a delight to prepare meals in the well-planned, well-equipped kitchen with an electric Aga and large corner fridge for storing enough food and drink for the duration of your stay. Hypnos mattresses and 100% Egyptian cotton sheets ensure a good night’s sleep and, should you bring any work away with you, there is WiFi and a desk with USB charger on the landing. Despite the feeling of getting off the beaten track, Heatherdene has a gastro pub at the bottom of the hill and plenty of lovely things to do and see within a 20-mile radius. Reeth is four miles away and the popular towns of Leyburn and Richmond are approximately a 30 minute drive from Heatherdene and well worth a visit. This holiday at a glance: Sleeps six guests. Bedroom with king size bed and en-suite shower room. Bedroom with king size bed. Twin bedroom. Family bathroom. Wood burning stove. Situated on common land. Many miles of footpaths on the doorstep. WiFi. Parking for two cars (see Notes). Sorry no pets. Suitable for children over the age of twelve. Minimum stay two nights. Additional features: Electric Aga. Large larder fridge. Freezer. Microwave. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Freeview television. Bluetooth speaker. Digital radio. Underfloor heating in the dining and sitting rooms. Garden furniture. Barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities: The Yorkshire Dales is a walker’s paradise, with everything from gentle stream-side rambles to energetic hikes across wild moorland. You can find a range of walks online, including accessible walks for those with limited mobility. If you prefer to see the countryside on two wheels, there are a number of cycle hire facilities in the area. You might also be lucky enough to catch the Tour de Yorkshire during your stay. The event has been running since 2015 and normally takes place around the May Day Bank Holiday. Sitting on the northern bank of the River Ure, Leyburn is a market town at the heart of Wensleydale. Here you’ll find some quirky shops, the wonderful grocer Campbells, traditional inns and a weekly market, as well as spectacular views of the Dales. Near Leyburn is Bolton Castle, one of the country’s best-preserved medieval castles. The gardens were replanted following archaeological work in the 1990s, and the planting reflects the medieval period of the castle. Middleham has a few claims to fame. Thanks to previous royal connections, it became known as “The Windsor of the North.” The town also boasts a magnificent ruined castle, which has the largest keep in the North of England. In the morning you can watch the horses walking through the cobbled market square on their way to the gallops above the town. The town of Reeth is in a spectacular setting, with hills all around creating the feeling of a natural amphitheatre. The town used to be one of the nation’s main suppliers of lead but now the emphasis is more on arts and crafts as well as outdoor pursuits. If you’re visiting Reeth, make sure to pop into the Swaledale Museum, where you can discover local history ranging from rocks dating back 270 million years to toys from the 1950s. For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here.

This spacious cottage in Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales is ideally placed for exploring the beauty of the surrounding area. Situated in the peaceful and picturesque village of Reeth, Rokeby House is the perfect location for guests wanting to explore the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. This cosy cottage is ideal for families looking to explore the area or walkers and cyclists escaping to the countryside.

This cottage has 3 bedrooms, house bathroom and separate shower room, utility room, dining kitchen and lounge. Only a short walk away from the centre of Reeth, there is a local village bakery, tea shops, cafes, pubs. There is also a small gallery and gift shop selling hand made Yorkshire crafts which make the perfect take home gift for friends and family. There are many cycle paths and footpaths that lead right from the heart of the village and out into Swaledale.

There are magnificent views of unspoilt countryside, river walks and woodland areas and meadows that are packed full of natural wildflowers.