This stone-built terraced cottage is found just a short stroll away from the winding alleys and cobbled streets of the village centre of Haworth, nestled in the heart of Brontë Country. With two beautiful bedrooms, this property is great for a group of four who want to explore this historic area of Yorkshire during a peaceful week or weekend break. Based on a thriving residential street, walk into this traditional country abode, where this living/dining area holds original features of exposed stone, mullion windows, and warm tones dotted throughout the decoration, let the multi fuel stove crackle in the background on a cold winter’s night as you hold a warm hot chocolate close to your chest as you watch a Christmas film on the TV. Enjoy an evening dinner on the wooden dining table, accompanied by a bottle of wine whilst you and your loved ones relish in some much needed catch-up time. Resting behind is the galley-style kitchen, a fantastic space with all the equipment needed to rustle up a Saturday evening meal, there’s even a wall-mounted TV in here to keep you occupied for them meals which take a lot of prep time. The back door leads you out to the stunning garden area, offering patio seating for a summer lunch, verdant Astroturf lawn offering a bright backdrop, with seating also on top of the decking. Upstairs will take you to two delightful bedrooms entered through wood cottage doors, a double and a 4′ double, both rooms boast ample storage and beautiful, classic décor. Unwind your muscles after a day of walking around the moors with a hot bubble bath, or wake up and refresh your mind with a brisk morning shower in the attractive bathroom, a spacious room with sleek tiled walls. Haworth village centre is just a short stroll away, a quaint ancient destination with links to the Bronte sisters as inspiration for many of their novels, Haworth makes you feel like you”ve travelled back in time, boasting magical moorlands, winding alleyways, ancient cobbled streets, antique shops, and country pubs. Attractions within the village include the Bronte family home and museum, Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, a preserved railway as shown in the famous film, The Railway Children, and a bustling main street. The vibrant market town of Keighley is just a car ride away, home to museums such as a bus museum, and the Cliffe Castle museum, and park; it is also in close distance to the National Trust’s East Riddlesden Hall. Find adventurer in the prominent moorlands, climbing up the peak of Ilkley Moor, a well-preserved conservation area where you can explore landscape rural views, picturesque walking trails, and see the local wildlife. Skipton is a must-see market town, known as being the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, home to a 12th century castle, weekly market, local pubs, restaurants, and shopping choices. Leave the quiet of nature behind for a day, and discover the busy cities of Leeds and Bradford, sampling the fabulous dining options, high street shopping, thriving nightlife, and fun attractions! This delightful cottage is ideal for a traditional cottage stay in an ancient village, with great access to a host of activities near the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park.