About this property
Watersdale End is an idyllic holiday cottage in North Yorkshire with contemporary indulgences like an outdoor hot tub and Sky TV. Hosting six guests in three delightful double bedrooms, it's tailor-made for families and friends seeking space and sensational views. Accredited by both the AA and visit England with a Gold Award 4* rating. Tucked away in the charming hamlet of Gayle near Hawes, leisurely strolls along Gayle Beck lead to the town's amenities and the famed Wensleydale Creamery. Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in nearby attractions such as Hardraw Force and Aysgarth Falls, while history aficionados can delve into the stories of Bolton Castle and Middleham Castle.
Watersdale End is a dream come true. You've been yearning for a North Yorkshire holiday cottage with spectacular views and luxurious touches like an outdoor hot tub and Sky TV. Well, here it is, gently refurbished from top to bottom, with space for six people to stay in three beautiful double bedrooms. Accredited with both AA and VisitEngland Gold Award 4 star rating. The cottage and its location beside Gayle Beck are perfect for families and friends, especially those who want a peaceful home-away-from-home to stay while they explore the countryside, towns and villages that make North Yorkshire one of the most popular places for a holiday in the UK.
Gayle is as pretty as a picture. Too small to be a village, the hamlet is only half a mile from the market town of Hawes in Wensleydale. You'll find all of the shops and amenities necessary for a self-catering holiday in Hawes, including a weekly market every Tuesday. We highly recommend you visit the Wensleydale Creamery for tasty local goodies and the chance to learn about cheesemaking. Just past the house you can join the Pennine way which has lovely views of the beck and the Mill.
When you stay at Watersdale End, the opportunity for adventure is endless. Hardraw Force, Aysgill Force and Aysgarth Falls are accessible on foot or mountain bike, and you won't want to miss the spectacular sight of the Ribblehead Viaduct. Explore The Forbidden Corner, or treat yourself to a spa day. Visit Bolton Castle or Middleham Castle, the latter of which is where Richard III spent his childhood. Kendal and the Lake District National Park are under 30 miles from Watersdale End, providing even more scope for sightseeing. No matter how fun your day is, returning to the warmth and comfort of Watersdale End will be a highlight.
,Accommodation Comprises:
Watersdale End is a picturesque stone cottage surrounded by an enclosed garden.
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Outside: The enclosed garden features a rattan dining table and chairs, and a private area with a covered hot tub. There is off-street parking next to the cottage.
Additional Information: Two well-behaved dogs are welcome, and a doggy welcome pack is provided. Bed linen, bath towels, basic toiletries and cleaning items are included, as are WiFi and utilities.