The Town House

Haworth, West Yorkshire

Nestled in the picturesque village of Haworth, West Yorkshire, this spacious three-storey mid-terraced house provides an inviting retreat for up to seven guests. The property is conveniently located just a short stroll from the steep cobbled high street, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the charm of the area. With modern amenities including a well-equipped kitchen, dining room, and multiple bedrooms, the house is designed for comfort and convenience. The ground floor features a utility room and a bedroom with a single day bed, while the first floor boasts a cozy living room and a kingsize bedroom, complemented by a family bathroom. The second floor houses two additional bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities, ensuring ample space for relaxation.

Outside, guests can enjoy a small garden with a terrace and bench at the front, as well as an enclosed courtyard at the rear, complete with garden furniture and a BBQ, ideal for summer gatherings. The property also provides private parking for two cars and is equipped with essential utilities, including gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi. The garden does have a few steps, adding a touch of character while ensuring guests can enjoy the scenic views of the rugged countryside that inspired the literary works of the Brontë sisters.

The location of the house is a significant highlight, as it allows easy access to the enchanting village of Haworth, known for its cobbled streets and a rich selection of traditional pubs, restaurants, and cafés. Notably, the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, famous for its role in 'The Railway Children', is just a five-minute walk away, providing a charming way to explore the surrounding areas, including the village of Oxenhope. Additionally, the Brontë Parsonage Museum, which houses the world's largest collection of Brontë memorabilia, is only a 15-minute walk from the property, while the breathtaking Brontë Waterfalls and Top Withins, believed to have inspired 'Wuthering Heights', are a mere ten-minute drive away.

For those seeking further exploration, the vibrant market town of Skipton, renowned for its award-winning high street, is a 30-minute drive away and serves as a gateway to the stunning Yorkshire Dales. The bohemian town of Hebden Bridge is also within a similar distance, offering a unique cultural experience. Visitors can also explore the National Trust’s East Riddlesden Hall, located just 20 minutes away, while the bustling cities of Harrogate and Leeds are approximately an hour's drive, ensuring a variety of attractions and activities are easily accessible to guests during their stay.

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