Feriehuse i Hebden Bridge

boutique cottage in the heart of Hebden Bridge

This quirky 19th century Yorkshire town house has its original feature wooden beams and attractive Yorkshire stone fireplaces, making the unique layout both functional and funky. The views over Nutclough Mill and beyond welcome the eye as you draw the blinds each new day. Its location means that a short 4 min walk takes you to the center of Hebden Bridge where you'll benefit from all that this bustling Yorkshire town offers. The woodland walks found at each end of the road link on to a network of stunning foot paths.

Spacious and cosy cottage in Luddenden village

Carr Cottage is a characterful 19th century mill workers' dwelling situated in the heart of the Pennines in the beautiful Luddenden Valley with a multitude of walks and footpaths. Close to Halifax and its historic Piece Hall or Hebden Bridge with its vibrant arts and crafts scene. We are dog friendly with excellent walks for dogs and their people. Dogs must not be left unattended on the during your stay. Carr Cottage is cycle friendly with classic road or off road routes right rom the doorstep.

17th Century Cottage in the Heart of the Pennines

Beautiful 17th century cottage, in the heart of the Pennines. Situated in Todmorden, West Yorkshire our beautifully restored cottage built in approximately 1665 and overlooking the vibrant market town of Todmorden and only 5km away from the artisan and beautiful town of Hebden Bridge. It provides an ideal base to explore this beautiful part of Yorkshire including; Howarth, the home of the Brontes, Halifax, including the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, the home of Anne Lister and the Pennine Way.

Fustian Cottage, Hebden Bridge

Fustian Cottage is a lovingly-restored, high specification, three-bedroom, two-bathroom, mill workers' cottage in the centre of bustling Hebden Bridge, surrounded by rolling Yorkshire hills. Situated in the centre of picturesque, award-winning market town of Hebden Bridge, close to the Pennine Way and Hardcastle Crags, this delightful holiday cottage offers a cosy home, from which you can explore the town, the surrounding countryside or simply curl up beside the wood burner with a good book.

Shibden Cottage Godley Gardens

This stunning, newly renovated cottage is located adjacent to Shibden Hall Estate, the ancestral home of Anne Lister, and inspiration behind the recent BBC period drama “Gentlemen Jack.” A mid terrace cottage with gardens, front and back and surrounded on all sides by green wooded areas. We’re only a 2 minute walk to the historic Shibden Park, where you’ll find a cafe, boating lake, land train and model railway, a well equipped modern playground and of course the majestic Shibden Hall.

Tranquil getaway with steam trains and deer

Wake to birdsong and deer grazing in nearby fields. Sip your morning coffee with views of Holcombe Hill, then wander straight from the door onto scenic countryside trails, a dog walkers paradise. Watch steam trains chug through the village on the heritage East Lancashire Railway - a nostalgic treat for all ages. After browsing Ramsbottom’s quirky shops, wine bars, pubs, and cafés, head back to your cosy cottage, pour a glass of wine, and relax into Lancashire’s peaceful, timeless charm

Ski lodge style chalet with hot tub & sauna

Welcome to our one-bedroom ski lodge style chalet nestled in the picturesque Pendle countryside of Lancashire! This charming retreat offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, promising a memorable getaway for couples or solo travelers. Step inside and be greeted by the warm ambiance of the open fire, ideal for snuggling up after a day of outdoor adventures. For ultimate relaxation, indulge in the sauna or unwind in the bubbling hot tub under the starry night sky.

Machpelah: comfort, convenience and in town centre

Our lovingly restored cottage offers a home from home. Enjoy traditional features such as a wood burning stove and a flagged floor whilst relaxing on our comfy sofas. When you’re ready to explore, a wealth of independent shops, cafés and bars are within a 5 minute walk. Stroll the scenic route into the town centre either through the park or via the canal towpath. Good for walkers, cyclists, live music gigs, art & cinema lovers. Available for short and long term lets. Check Hebweb.

Traditional mill workers house

Enjoy easy access to artisan shops, pubs, restaurants. Most walks from the doorstep. The house is in the center of hebden bridge. 15 mins walk from the railway station with easy links to Manchester, Leeds halfax etc. Bus stop 100 meters away. Different bus stop to Haworth & Keighley with links to Skipton & the Yorkshire Dales. On street parking Everything you may need is a couple of hundred yards walking distance ? Supermarket is 75 meters.

Canalside house in Hebden Bridge

This renovated 18th century Wash House is uniquely situated on the Rochdale Canal; a few minutes walk from the heart of historic Hebden Bridge.This renovated 18th century Wash House is uniquely situated on the Rochdale Canal; a few minutes walk from the heart of historic Hebden Bridge. Sleeping four people in two double bedrooms, the Wash House offers you modern conveniences in a character cottage and in a simply stunning location.

‘The Nook’ & Hot Tub - Hebden Bridge

A cute little attached cottage in the heart of hebden bridge. The space consists of the original servants entrance and kitchen, cold store and garden for the main house, Thorn bank house The space, named ‘The Nook’ is warm, contemporary and light with everything you need for a cosy stay including a new sofa bed. exclusive access to the garden, which means relaxing in the hot tub after a long day sight seeing, shopping or walking

Little house in Hebden Bridge

The Little House is uniquely located on a quiet, non-through road at the heart of Hebden Bridge. Leave your car behind and walk everywhere around this picturesque town, full of independent cafes and restaurants, artisan shops, galleries, pubs, live music and even an independent cinema and local theatre. (on street parking IS available, but we say the best way to see Hebden Bridge is by foot).