West Yorkshire Holiday Cottages

West Yorkshire Cottages

Calderdale

2 Barn Cottages

Ref: S677515

Reviews 3

West Yorkshire's Norwood Green is a charming community situated halfway between Halifax and Huddersfield. The Old White Beare and Pear Tree are two warmly inviting pubs available in the village. Hipperholme has a greater range of conveniences,...

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Leeds

3 Bed Cottage in Harrogate

Ref: S232363

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms - 1 ground-floor king-size, 1 superking-size which can be made up as a twin, with additional fold out bed on request (extra charge of £25) and 1 twin room - Ground-floor bathroom with...

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£208

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Bradford

Moldy Warp Barn

Ref: S228658

Reviews 65

Oxenhope is a village and civil parish resting in West Yorkshire, England. Home to a selection of pubs, restaurants, shops and supermarkets for all of your amenities. Close to the bustling village of Haworth, famous for being the home of the...

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Leeds

The Bothy at Temple Newsam

Ref: S1065501

Escape with your special someone to this beautiful retreat that was once part of Temple Newsan House – a grand Tudor-Jacobean country estate that boasts grounds landscaped by Capability Brown. Sleeping two people in one bedroom, this is a perfect...

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£96

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Bradford

Bronte Cottage

Ref: S591583

Reviews 5

Oakworth, a little Pennine village near Haworth that overlooks the Worth Valley, shot to fame when E.E. Nesbitt's The Railway Children was adapted into a great 1970 film. Oakworth is conveniently located near both Haworth and the moors, and it...

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£59

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Bradford

The Snug

Ref: S682042

Reviews 9

The famed Bronte sisters, who lived in the little village of Haworth, were inspired to write their works of English literature, which have since become classics, by the surrounding moorland. Haworth is a community that time almost forgot, with a...

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£69

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Bradford

North Ives Cottage

Ref: S1018342

Reviews 3

The small village of Oxenhope lies amid wonderful scenery, and offers the chance to take advantage of the multitude of walks in the area. The village, with its shop, church and pubs, is home to the terminus for the Keighley and Worth Valley...

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£67

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Bradford

Orange Rose Cottage

Ref: S1223456

Offering cosy, fresh and relaxing accommodation for up to three guests, this delightful cottage has been thoughtfully updated to make an ideal holiday retreat for couples and smaller families. The property lies in the charming West Yorkshire...

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£99

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Bradford

Serenity Cottage

Ref: S1064932

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£82

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Calderdale

2 Bed Cottage in Lightcliffe

Ref: S371968

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 bunk bedroom - 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine,...

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£96

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North Yorkshire

2 Bed Cottage in Harrogate

Ref: S276626

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms - 1 twin zip-and-link (which can be made up as a super-king-size on request and 1 king-size) - 1 Bathroom with bath and handheld shower attachment and WC and 1 en-suite shower and...

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£119

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Bradford

Teddy Bear Cottage

Ref: S477368

Reviews 11

The Bronte sisters, who lived in the village of Haworth, were inspired by the surrounding moorland to write their legendary books. It's easy to see why Emily Bronte chose Haworth as the setting for Wuthering Heights, because of the town's plethora...

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£62

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Bradford

8 Lune Street

Ref: S535519

Reviews 13

The Bronte sisters, who lived in the nearby town of Haworth, drew inspiration from the rolling countryside for their now-classic works of fiction. The village of Haworth, made famous by Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, is a wonderful example of a...

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£67

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Wakefield

Woodman's Cottage

Ref: S1227923

This stunning little village sits just outside of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, just North East of the Peak District National Park. This is a great base for a cottage holiday in Yorkshire, this area has just about everything. Newmillerdam itself is...

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£91

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Bradford

The Farmhouse

Ref: S819578

East Morton is a pleasant, countryside village resting between Bingley and Keighley. The village is known for its ideal rural location, situated on the northern side of Airedale valley and bounded by Rombalds Moor and the woodland of Morton Beck,...

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£199

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Bradford

5 Myrtle View

Ref: S284184

Reviews 17

The small village of Haworth was home to the famous Bronte sisters, who were inspired by the surrounding moorland to pen their novels, which have become classics of English Literature. Haworth is a village that time almost forgot, with its myriad...

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£92

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Bradford

Olicana Croft

Ref: S1029406

The old Spa town of Ilkley is the pivotal town of Wharfedale, undoubtedly the most popular of all the Yorkshire Dales. The area offers some of the most spectacular and unspoilt scenery in the land. For the walker it gives unrivalled tramping...

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£116

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Calderdale

Rock Hollow

Ref: S821466

Reviews 4

Halifax is a minster town in West Yorkshire historically known for its woollen manufacturing starting in the 15th century. Now it stands as one of the best spots to observe Georgian and Victorian landmarks, including Piece Hall, a Grade I listed...

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£66

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Bradford

Little Barn

Ref: S281368

Reviews 67

Keighley is a wonderful market town resting in the Aire Valley in West Yorkshire. Boasting easy access to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, it makes a fantastic base for those seeking adventure. The town is home to a shopping centre, pubs,...

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£101

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Bradford

Middleton View

Ref: S49606

Reviews 12

Middleton View is a well-equipped detached 4 bedroomed house within walking distance of the picturesque town of Ilkley and the famous Ilkley Moor. * Size: Sleeps 7, 4 bedrooms.* Nearest pub: Less than 0.8 mile* Nearest amenities: 0.8 mile.* Pets:...

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£129

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Bradford

Box Tree Cottage

Ref: S363808

Reviews 37

The quintessential countryside village of Oxenhope rests in a peacefully position on the outskirts of the Yorkshire Dales. Surrounded by breath-taking scenery, visitors will find a plethora of scenic walks right from their doorstep, as well as...

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£86

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Bradford

Moscow Mews

Ref: S139411

Reviews 43

Thornton is village suburb of the city of Bradford. This small stone-built village houses a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, in addition to the café which sits within the building where which the Brontë sisters were born. Within the...

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£91

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Calderdale

5 Bed Cottage in Halifax

Ref: S1073198

Additional information and rules - 5 bedrooms – 2 super-king, 2 kings and 1 twin - 3 bathrooms – 1 family bathroom with free-standing bath, separate shower and WC, 1 family bathroom with a bath and WC, 1 en-suite with shower and WC, and 1...

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£346

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Bradford

The Thyme House

Ref: S272573

Reviews 37

Haworth is a village that time almost forgot, with its myriad of curiosity and antique shops, alleyways and cobbled streets creating a wonderful period atmosphere, all set against a backdrop of countryside famously described in the novel Wuthering...

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West Yorkshire Holiday Cottages

West Yorkshire, a charming and characterful county in the North of England, boasts lively cities, historical towns, pretty villages and even national parks - making it a great choice for families, couples and groups of friends. There's no shortage of things to do - whether you want to go shopping in Leeds, adventure along the Pennine trails with your furry friends in tow or visit the incredible places that inspired Charlotte Brontë.

In terms of West Yorkshire holiday cottages, there's plenty to take your pick from. Think holiday homes for all the family with hot tubs and swimming pools. Or, pet-friendly pads perfect for couples with all the mod cons, fast internet access and a few luxury amenities. And those larger rentals in West Yorkshire that come with incredible views, outdoor space, garden rooms, games rooms and even a private bar - ideal for friends in search of a celebration.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of properties all over the United Kingdom - including those elsewhere in the region like North Yorkshire. Plus, whether you're in search of a dog-friendly market town to stay in or a romantic city to explore, our friendly customer service team are more than happy to help. We even have our best price guarantee and a few tempting offers. So, what are you waiting for? Take the first step towards your next break today.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Margaret - Verified booking

We were very shocked and disappointed on arrival at this cottage.

The outside was extremely unkempt. There were weeds and dried leaves in the front. The gate needed varnishing. The windows had water running down the inside. It looked as though the double glazing had blown. They obviously need replacing. The windows were dirty. The front door needed varnishing. The glass in the front door needed cleaning. There was green mould on the picnic bench and seat in the front. The front of the cottage was not very inviting at all. Nothing like the pictures on the website. The table in the living room for two people was more like one would use for camping. It wasn't very clean. It was right in front of the window and if one wanted to have a meal, there was no privacy as there are a lot of people passing on foot. If the windows are repaired, a blind might be appropriate. The microwave wasn't working when we tried to use it. We rang the owners wife and she told us her husband would purchase a new one and drop it in. He arrived with the microwave. We asked did he want to check it was working but he seemed to be in a hurry. He told us to just set it up ourselves and put the old one in the box outside in the front. That just added to the outside looking more unkept. On removal of the old microwave we were horrified to find something spilled there very congealed. There was a mound of crumbs and a big spider ran out. This had obviously not been cleaned for a long time. There are health and safety issues in an unclean kitchen.The kitchen floor was not clean. There was a plastic bottle behind the bin and some chipolatas on the floor. We had to clean the kitchen ourselves with antibacterial spray and wipes. There were a few live crawling woodlice on the stairs. The bathroom was in need of maintenance . It needed painting there were marks on the skirting boards. The taps on the bath were stiff and hard to turn on and off. The hot tap was swivelling around on turning on and off. The seal on the shower screen needs replacing. It was preventing movement over the bath. The window ledges in the bedrooms were dirty. We cleaned them ourselves. There was thick dust on the back.of the mirror in the larger bedroom. The tops of the bedside cabinets weren't very clean. The mattress on the bed was thin and the springs were sticking in our back. It needs replacing. The iron bedstead was very uncomfortable and noisy. If of all these issues were addressed then the cottage would be of a higher standard meriting more stars It is only a ten to fifteen minutes walk into Howarth. There is a good bus service on the road nearby. There is also a lovely pub a few minutes away with good food and a handy corner shop. We have stayed in a number of Sykes Cottages over the years and generally we have never given a bad review.

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Samantha - Verified booking

Amazing property and people!

What an amazing place almost magical, my children were ready to move in! Everything you needed was at the barn, I took tea towels, washing up liquid, sponges and dog bowls etc but it was so well equipped I needn't of bothered. Katie and David have thought of everything! On entering the property on arrival there was a basket on the table with fresh eggs from the farm, biscuits, tea towel, snacks a little welcome note all in a lovely little basket. I have a toddler and was a bit worried about the stairs after reading the reviews but they are fine and beautiful. Each step has large flat grips on them and they were normal size if not bigger than normal and they had a wooden gate at the top which stopped the dogs from getting up and said toddler from falling down, such a relief. Everywhere had blankets if needed my girls loved the sheep ones and an extra quilt for the main bed although it was warm enough we didn't need it. The children loved the playroom and just everything you can imagine was thought of at this barn. It was beautiful and the decor was just perfect for an old barn. I must also add I wasn't kept up by dogs or heard them hourly, they do have dogs but further away from the property and its a working farm in the countryside so you are surrounded by nature and farm. The views are amazing and so much to do right on the doorstep, literally! If you walk out of the barn there is a footpath behind the owners property that takes you across a field over a small road and small footpath again to three chimneys cottage from the film the railway children at the bottom of the hill is the railway line that was used and you can still journey on a steam train if you wanted. Haworth is along the road and home to the bronte sisters and lovely quaint shops. Katie and David are amazing people, i was a bit worried at first being so close to the owners property but they didn't interfere or come over it was i that was popping to see them. Such interesting people and katie showed us her harps and played for us, my autistic daughter never talks but happily talked to katie and fell in love with the harp, will definitely be booking again! Thank you Kate and David for a magical week! X

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Lauren - Verified booking

What a wonderful stay we have had at mouldy wrap barn.

. itâs a unique and quirky building and just absolutely amazing.. itâs peaceful and tranquil and has a wonderful air of calm about itâ¦ we were blessed with the best weather for the week and the barn was a welcome from the hot heat outside the barn stayed lovely and cool while the weather was boiling â¦ but at night the barn held the temperature well due the building being old (very old actually) itâs a beautiful build.. we had the most amazing time.. the barn has a small enclosed garden that the doggies loved, it also had its own private park that the kids took full advantage of during the evening because we spent most day out doing thingsâ¦ there was load to do and the owners Katie and Dave where amazing and so helpful the whole time, they where a fountain of knowledge about the area and things to do and we took every opportunity to do all the things they suggested, from Hebden bridge, eureka centre, piece museum and my favourite was definitely the steam train ride from Oxenhope various destinations. We would highly recommend this as a day trip .. Katie and Dave made the stay so magical for the kids they got to see puppies and dove babies and a sheep being sheared and they have memories that will last them a lifetimeâ¦. The barn has everything you could need to live for a week or twoâ¦ it was comfortable the beds where amazingly comfortable â¦ we had read the reviews about the stairs and although itâs probably not ideal for people with low mobility there are two down stairs bedrooms making it accessible for everyone I thinkâ¦ itâs been the best week we have had for a very long time, the area is amazing the barn was spectacular and the owners are friendly and helpfulâ¦ they never stopped working the whole time we were there they are hard workers and still found time to advise us when we needed them toâ¦ shops are super close and there is nothing you canât find it has everythingâ¦ if youâre considering a nice break away we would recommend mouldy barn it was fantasticâ¦ getting out in the Yorkshire air is exactly what we neededâ¦ thanks both for the best stay.. we hope to return again.. xx

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Angela - Verified booking

This was our first proper winter and Christmas Break away from Kent.

And I am delighted to report that our stay at NI Cottage was wonderful. And we would stay again. For our needs it was perfect. Despite howling winds and snow dusting the surrounding countryside. We stayed effortlessly warm and snug in the cosy enclave of this cottage. The walls being constructed of stone and 2 feet thick and double glazing all around. You could not hear the howling wind. All facilities for a home from home experience were in place, cosy and characterful in this listed property. The location is perfectly placed in the hills outside of the picturesque villages of Haworth (15 min walk) and Oxenhope. With excellent choices of watering holes and restaurants. And within earshot and view of the local Heritage Steam Railway. Which was very busy with Elf and Santa Express excursions. To hear the iconic sounds and sights of a Steam Train chugging and puffing it's way through the valley was a delightful backdrop to the peace and quiet of this location during our stay! We cannot recommend this location enough. It suited us as we like to explore and walk, and partake of the local offerings of real ale and good local food. We cannot recommend the Steam Packet Brewery in Haworth enough. To be able to then retreat to the peace and quiet of the cottage was great. The owners lived on site, next door in an enviable traditional stone historic farmhouse and were on hand to check in with us to see if everything was OK. If you are the type of people who are looking for a quiet cosy retreat. Are happy keeping your own company and don't need all the bells and whistles of a busy resort location on your doorstep. Then this is the place for you.

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Amanda - Verified booking

We had a lovely stay at this property.

The owners were very friendly and helpful, and the place itself is incredibly charming, spacious and quaint. I can see why people come back. Having said that there were some issues we found frustrating...I was there as a single parent with 4 teenagers/young adults, and the wifi didnt work. We did try to sort it, the owners were helpful, but basically the only internet is via an extension in the farmhouse 15 paces and 2x 2 foot thick walls away. It didnt work, Im sure any parent of offspring can empathise with having four youngsters desperate to get online at night. There is 4G, but they ran out of data on day 2. Basically, the place needs its own wifi. The gas oven was very poor, it took an hour to cook oven chips (I finished them on the hob eventually), and it kept just going out. The TV needs replacing, the picture is pink and a speaker has blown, considering it was autum and we had no wifi, the TV would have been appreciated, but we found it too frustrating. Lastly the place is toasty warm except for the kitchen/dining area which was freezing cold. One of the radiators wasnt working, so it needs additional heating, particularly if you consider we were there in relatively mild autumn conditions, in winter it would be unusable. All in all though, it was great, and I hope the owners consider this feedback not as critisism, but as a way of understanding how to really improve the experience of staying in their lovely Barn :)

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Things to do near West Yorkshire

Tropical World

Tropical World in Leeds is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. With over 45 different species of animals, including meerkats, butterflies, and exotic birds, it's a great place to explore. The park also features tropical gardens, waterfalls, and a rainforest habitat. Don't miss the nocturnal zone, where you can see creatures that are active at night. Address: Princes Ave, Leeds LS8 2ER

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is situated in the 500-acre, 18th century Bretton Hall Estate and is the largest of its kind in Europe. More than 80 works are on display across the site. The sculptures include bronzes by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth’s “The Family of Man” and site-specific works by David Nash, Andy Goldsworthy and other world-leading artists.

Thackray Medical Museum

Thackray Medical Museum in Leeds is a fascinating attraction for those interested in the history of medicine. The museum showcases the development of medicine through the ages and features interactive exhibits, collections, and reconstructions of Victorian operating theaters. Visitors can even step into the shoes of a surgeon and experience a surgical operation. Address: Beckett St, Leeds LS9 7LN

Royal Armouries Museum

Superb armoury museum with stunning live demonstrations and over 8,000 objects in five galleries from war to self defence and hunting. Family friendly, toilets.

Pugneys Country Park

Pugneys Country Park makes a fantastic day out for the whole family. There's woodland trails to explore, and plenty of wildlife for nature lovers. On selected weekends there is a light railway and cafe. During the summer months you can rent a pedalo to explore the park by water. Dog friendly.

Ponderosa Zoo

Ponderosa Zoo in West Yorkshire is a delightful family-friendly attraction. The zoo is home to a variety of animals, including lemurs, meerkats, and birds of prey. Visitors can participate in animal encounters and feedings, and there's even a playground for children. The on-site cafe serves delicious food and drinks. Address: Smithies Ln, Heckmondwike WF16 0PN

Bankfield Museum

Museum in Halifax in a Victorian mill owner's house containing an international collection of textiles. Regular events and changing exhibitions. Admission free.

Leeds City Museum

Leeds City Museum is located on Millennium Square in the centre of the city and is an educational museum with natural history displays, artwork and historical exhibitions about Leeds. The Museum has many interactive items too, making learning fun for children.

Bradford Industrial Museum

Kent Battle of Britain Museum

Hemsworth Waterpark & Playworld

Hemsworth Waterpark & Playworld is a fantastic destination for families looking to enjoy a fun day out. The park features a range of attractions, including a large outdoor adventure playground, a boating lake, and a sandy beach. Visitors can also enjoy picnics and walks in the picturesque surroundings. Located in Pontefract, WF9 5JB

Brontë Parsonage Museum

Former home of the famous Bronte sisters, rooms have been restored with period furnishings. Home of the Bronte Society. Onsite gift shop. Regular exhibitions and events.

Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park

Experience the history and natural beauty of Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park. The museum features collections on local history, natural history, and textiles, including an Egyptian mummy. Explore the park's stunning gardens, lake, and woodland trails, perfect for picnics and walks. The Victorian Gothic mansion also offers a café and gift shop. Located at Wilton Park, Batley WF17 0AS

National Coal Mining Museum

England's national coal mining museum provides an excellent opportunity to travel 140 metres underground in one of the oldest mines. Free entry & disabled access.

Wakefield Museum

Discover Wakefield during the second world war and the superb museum collections from the 1820s. Disabled toilets, groups welcome, gift shop.

National Science and Media Museum

Bradford Museum showing all forms of visual media, cinema film, photography, web, Imax 3d cinema, radio and television. Disabled access, shops and café. Admission free.

Abbey House Museum

Abbey House Museum in Leeds is a fascinating journey through time. Walk through Victorian streets, see impressive examples of folk art, and explore life in a Victorian-era abbey. Interactive exhibits and costumed guides bring the past to life in this family-friendly museum. Address: Abbey Walk, Leeds LS5 3EH

Gaddings Dam

Accessible only by a steep hike, Gaddings Dam is an excellent day out for the more adventurous. You'll want to bring hiking shoes, but will be rewarded with an excellent view from the top of the uplands moors. Limited car parking and amenities. Dog friendly.

Holiday Cottages in West Yorkshire

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West Yorkshire Cottages

Calderdale

2 Barn Cottages

Ref: S677515

Reviews 3

Leeds

3 Bed Cottage in Harrogate

Ref: S232363

Bradford

Moldy Warp Barn

Ref: S228658

Reviews 65

Leeds

The Bothy at Temple Newsam

Ref: S1065501

Bradford

Bronte Cottage

Ref: S591583

Reviews 5

Bradford

The Snug

Ref: S682042

Reviews 9

Bradford

North Ives Cottage

Ref: S1018342

Reviews 3

Bradford

Orange Rose Cottage

Ref: S1223456

Bradford

Serenity Cottage

Ref: S1064932

Calderdale

2 Bed Cottage in Lightcliffe

Ref: S371968

North Yorkshire

2 Bed Cottage in Harrogate

Ref: S276626

Bradford

Teddy Bear Cottage

Ref: S477368

Reviews 11

Bradford

8 Lune Street

Ref: S535519

Reviews 13

Wakefield

Woodman's Cottage

Ref: S1227923

Bradford

The Farmhouse

Ref: S819578

Bradford

5 Myrtle View

Ref: S284184

Reviews 17

Bradford

Olicana Croft

Ref: S1029406

Calderdale

Rock Hollow

Ref: S821466

Reviews 4

Bradford

Little Barn

Ref: S281368

Reviews 67

Bradford

Middleton View

Ref: S49606

Reviews 12

Bradford

Box Tree Cottage

Ref: S363808

Reviews 37

Bradford

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