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This
lovely stone built
cottage is in one of the Dales' most picturesque villages. The cottage is set well back
from the road
with large gardens to front and rear. It
has a small south facing conservatory which enjoys breath taking views
over the surrounding countryside. With little to disturb the peace and
quiet, Fellside makes an ideal base for a relaxing Dales holiday.
Appletreewick
is
situated between village
of Grassington
and the bustling market town of Skipton (winner of the 2008 award for
best high street in Britain).
It is in
the
heart of Wharfedale -the setting for the film, Calendar Girls.
Appletreewick village boasts 2 award winning traditional pubs, both of
which serve food and traditional ales.
There is
an abundance of
places to visit and things to do to suit all ages and energy levels.
Children enjoy a walk to the river to feed the ducks, Hesketh Farm,
Embsay Steam Railway, children's fishing, pony trekking, scrambling up
the gorge at Troller's Gill, swimming in the river, playing on the
rocks. For the more energetic there
are many scenic
walks from the door including the Dales Way following the banks of the
River Wharfe as well as Simon’s Seat (1600ft/485m), the
valley of
desolation, Troller’s Gill and Strid
Wood at Bolton Abbey.
Other
local attractions
include Stump Cross Caverns - a set of beautiful show caves, Parcevall
Hall Gardens and Bolton Abbey which forms part of the Duke of
Devonshire's estate.Grassington
is host to a
varied arts festival in early June and to Dickensian pre Christmas
celebrations. If you want another reason to visit this beautiful area,
then check out the links to these events on the Local
Area
page.
Two
World Heritage sites which are worthy of a visit - the National Trust
property of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Gardens and the
industrial village of Saltaire with Salts Mill and the David Hockney
art gallery.Visits
slightly further a field include York, Harrogate, Nidderdale, Malham
Cove, Buckden Pike (2300ft/702m).
We
welcome well behaved pets welcome.
Fellside is a no smoking property.
Accommodation;
• Living
room
with open fire and views of the dale
• Small south facing conservatory with views across the Dale
• Newly refitted kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine,
fridge
freezer and microwave.
• Dining room seating 6
• Double bed room with views across the Dale
• Twin bed room with fell view
• Bunk bed room - adult sized beds
• Bathroom with toilet, bath with shower over
• Cot and high chair
Facilities;
• Open fire, coal and wood included
• Central heating
• Off road parking for 3 cars
• Linen included
• No extra charge for well behaved pets
• TV with Sky free to view, DVD
• Garden furniture and patio
• Enclosed rear garden
• Cycle shed
"This
our fouth time in your beautiful Dales but by far the best cottage we
have been in. Thank you." Oxburys September 08
"The cottage was
PERFECT" Chris and Karin Shaw, Fountainebleau, France, April 09
"Lovely
setting, perfect hideaway and much enjoyed visit. Lots to do and lots
yet to do. Thank you." Goulds August 09
"Perfect
cottage
in a perfect location." The Mages, Norfolk, October 10.
For more comments
from guests, see the Visitors'
Book.

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