In the heart of Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this spacious simply furnished house is a great location for walkers, cyclists and exploring the Dales.

Within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Starbotton is a pretty and unspoilt Dales village and an ideal location for walkers and cyclists.  This large house offers basic accommodation for a large family or group of friends, with a private and secure walled garden, ample parking and secure cycle storage. Surrounded by the most beautiful countryside and enjoying long distance views up and across the valley, many will wish for nothing more than to stay in or around the village itself.  A shallow stream runs alongside the property, and private fishing is available.  Information on walking, cycling and fishing, including maps are available.

ground floor:

Entrance: to large hall with plenty of space for walking boots, indoor kennel, etc.

Lounge: Open fire with welcome basket of logs. TV, DVD player.

Dining Room: Open fire, table and chairs.

Breakfast Kitchen: Fridge/ freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, electric cooker, traditional drying rack. Tumble dryer in the back hall.

first floor:

Bedroom 1:  Twin beds.

Ensuite: Bath, power shower over the bath, toilet and washbasin.

Bedroom 2: One double bed.

Bedroom 3: Two single beds and bunks for 2.

Bathroom: Bath, power shower over the bath, toilet and washbasin.

Pets: Three dogs welcome (ground floor only).

Parking: Ample parking for four cars.

Heating: Electric heaters.

Outside: Secure enclosed garden with furniture. Cycle storage is available underneath the Gate Lodge.

Short Breaks: Not accepted at peak times.

Notes: Please bring your own towels. Cot and highchair are available. Please note the house has locked internal doors to a small cottage used by the owner and family. Pub: 0.2 miles, Shop: 1.5 miles.

Skipton

Skipton is a market town located on the course of the River Aire and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal to the south of the Yorkshire Dales. Skipton is able to boast Skipton Castle, constructed in 1090. Skipton became a prosperous market town, trading sheep and woollen goods and still has a cobbled street, Sheep Street.

The town provides an ideal base for a walking trip and is close enough to the Dales and the Lakes for days out.