Hayworth: аренда домов со стиральными и сушильными машинами

Brontë Country Cottage, Log Stove, & Hot Tub Spa*

This cosy bijou cottage is nestled in a traditional farming area once frequented by Emily Brontë. Enjoy the private garden with its panoramic views across Ponden Reservoir and the Pennines or strolling in our 13-acre wood. Off-the-beaten-track with spectacular walks on its doorstep. Walk on the Brontë Way to the historic village of Haworth 3 miles away with its cobbled main street and independent shops, cafés, micro-bars, galleries, restaurants, & the Parsonage. * Hot Tub booking as addition

Characterful one bed property above Hebden Bridge

The ground floor accommodation is extremely stylishly appointed with a large, open-plan living/dining room which features Jacobean-style painted wall panelling as a stunning backdrop. Stone mullion windows, beamed ceilings, oak floors and doors lend a sense of rustic charm to the fabric of the building and yet there is every modern amenity. There is access to wooded and landscaped gardens with long-reaching views of the surrounding countryside and a private area to sit and enjoy the location.

Brontë Country Flat near Haworth

Whitestone Studio Flat is a ground floor apartment in an 18th century Pennine farmhouse on the edge of the moors at the heart of Brontë Country. A Yorkshire hideaway with period features away from all roads, it is ideal for couples, single travellers and small families wanting peace and open countryside. The main room makes an ideal study/office. The Flat opens onto a spacious garden, and beyond this is the Pennine watershed with miles of open country and numerous paths. Sorry, no pets.

Village View, Haworth

Located in Haworth, this well-presented, self-contained two bedroomed Victorian terrace has a charmingly quaint modernised kitchen, luxurious top floor bathroom and generous main bedroom with ensuite facilities. It gives an independent, high quality base for your holiday in this historic area. From the front of the property you can view Haworth's Central Park and Main Street. These are approximately 10 minutes walk away, whilst the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway can be reached in 5.

Bronte House - Steam Trains, Brontes and Yoga!

The two -bedroomed terraced house in Haworth.  Amazing view of the steam trains from the living room. The property comfortably sleeps 4 guests with one kingsize bed and one twin room. The property is located very close to local restaurants/pubs and Haworth train station for the pleasure of the steam train enthusiasts. In 2025 we will be offering a place for meditation and yoga in the attic. Ideal for walking, the historical Bronte Parsonage, Haworth's famous cobbled Main Street.

Farfield Den, within walking distance of Haworth!

Situated on the main road between the picturesque villages of Haworth and Oakworth and overlooking woodland, this cosy and newly renovated basement flat has all amenities for a self-catering experience away from home. Historic Haworth and the Bronte Parsonage are a mile away, whilst Keighley and Worth Valley Oakworth Rail Station (location of the series ‘The Railway Children’) is a ten minute walk. The Penine Way is nearby and the stunning moors landscape is on your doorstep.

Duck Cottage - Railway View - Haworth Centre

Duck Cottage is a beautiful Grade II listed property with free parking and complimentary WiFi, perfectly located in the centre of Haworth, overlooking the famous Worth Valley Railway. Set on one of the village’s charming cobbled streets, this characterful cottage puts you right at the heart of Haworth’s rich history including the Bronte Parsonage, traditional pubs, cafés, restaurants, gift shops. Whether you’re visiting with friends or family, there’s plenty to enjoy.

Country Cottage With panoramic View

The cottage is newly refurbished throughout and is Situated in a scenic part of Yorkshire With excellent views and many walks and cycle routes (we are on route 68) approx 4 Miles from Hebden Bridge and similar distance to the Piece Hall in Halifax, Both popular destinations, Sowerby Bridge is about 1. mile away and has popular food outlets and is also home to the Rochdale Canal with the deepest lock in Europe

Quiet location, handy for tourist attractions

A cute, cosy, well equipped and homely terraced house in a quiet part of Haworth, yet handy for all the major tourist attractions. The famous cobbled Main Street is a 5 min walk away. You can see the Worth Valley (steam) Railway from the house. The park is 2 mins walk and the beautiful moorlands are approx 20 mins walk away.