Häuser als Ferienunterkünfte in Haworth

Spacious and cosy cottage in Luddenden village

Carr Cottage is a characterful 19th century mill workers' dwelling situated in the heart of the Pennines in the beautiful Luddenden Valley with a multitude of walks and footpaths. Close to Halifax and its historic Piece Hall or Hebden Bridge with its vibrant arts and crafts scene. We are dog friendly with excellent walks for dogs and their people. Dogs must not be left unattended on the during your stay. Carr Cottage is cycle friendly with classic road or off road routes right rom the doorstep.

The Little Cottage A Unique Boutique Holiday Home…

The Little Cottage a home from home. Privacy glass on all windows so no one can see in. I offer an early or late check out at no charge if available Complimentary welcome pack:-Changes daily Water,alcohol,biscuits,chocolate,freshfarm,butter&milk. 3 minute walk to the pubs on Mill Hey & shops. 10 minute walk into Haworth In a quiet part of Haworth with free parking outside. We have tried to put every home comfort to include Robes & Slippers. Shared garden area at back Settee blankets in lounge

17th Century Cottage in the Heart of the Pennines

Beautiful 17th century cottage, in the heart of the Pennines. Situated in Todmorden, West Yorkshire our beautifully restored cottage built in approximately 1665 and overlooking the vibrant market town of Todmorden and only 5km away from the artisan and beautiful town of Hebden Bridge. It provides an ideal base to explore this beautiful part of Yorkshire including; Howarth, the home of the Brontes, Halifax, including the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, the home of Anne Lister and the Pennine Way.

17th Century Cottage with Hidden Garden

Stroll along the numerous footpaths close to the cottage including the walk to the Captain Tom Moore Memorial Woodland or you're only a short drive from Brontë & Wuthering Heights country; where you can enjoy a train ride along the heritage Worth Valley Railway and explore Haworth’s cobbled streets, abundance of eateries and central park. After your day exploring, come home and relax in the Mediterranean Garden or enjoy a short stroll to the local pub, offering locally sourced food and beer!

Haworth Bronte Retreat

This charming well-equipped 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house in beautiful Haworth could be your home away from home. Centrally located, yet peacefully quiet, just 2 mins walk from the top of the cobbled Main Street with its quirky independent shops, galleries, cafes and pubs. Walk 4 mins to the Bronte Parsonage Museum and 10 mins to ride the steam trains from Haworth station. A few mins walk in the opposite direction takes you to the majestic moors immortalised by Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights

Haworth home from home Holiday cottage Crossroads

Holiday home situated 20 mins walk from the famous Haworth Main Street and Bronte parsonage. Entering our third year It’s a home from home with everything you need for a perfect getaway at one of the countries most scenic destinations. Haworth is full of things to do, it has some fantastic walks- Take a ride on the steam train and just enjoy the beautiful yorkshire countryside. Offering year round events the 1940’s weekends and Christmas celebrations make Haworth a fantastic place to visit

Perfectly located home

Beautiful traditional Yorkshire stone house, spacious, comfortable and full of character. Perfectly located, very close to Main Street and all amenities that Haworth has to offer. Excellent transport links, whether you want to ride a bus to Hebden bridge or take a steam train to Keighley (links to Bradford and Leeds). This village has it all including access to some of the most stunning countryside and a range of walks for all abilities including Railway Children trail and Bronte Falls.

Apple Cottage: 19th Century Charm in Calder Valley

Apple Cottage in the scenic village of Luddenden, is a charming two-bedroom 19th-century weavers' cottage, an ideal base for exploring the beautiful Calder Valley. Perfect for those who love walking, cycling, or running, and for those seeking a tranquil retreat. Its picturesque setting is enhanced by the historic Lord Nelson Inn, once visited by Branwell Bronte. Located under 4 miles from Hebden Bridge and a short 20-minute journey from Haworth, it offers a mix of adventure and serenity.

Village View, Haworth

Located in Haworth, this well-presented, self-contained two bedroomed Victorian terrace has a charmingly quaint modernised kitchen, luxurious top floor bathroom and generous main bedroom with ensuite facilities. It gives an independent, high quality base for your holiday in this historic area. From the front of the property you can view Haworth's Central Park and Main Street. These are approximately 10 minutes walk away, whilst the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway can be reached in 5.

Ski lodge style chalet with hot tub & sauna

Welcome to our one-bedroom ski lodge style chalet nestled in the picturesque Pendle countryside of Lancashire! This charming retreat offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, promising a memorable getaway for couples or solo travelers. Step inside and be greeted by the warm ambiance of the open fire, ideal for snuggling up after a day of outdoor adventures. For ultimate relaxation, indulge in the sauna or unwind in the bubbling hot tub under the starry night sky.

Duck Cottage - Railway View - Haworth Centre

Duck Cottage is a beautiful Grade II listed property with free parking and complimentary WiFi, perfectly located in the centre of Haworth, overlooking the famous Worth Valley Railway. Set on one of the village’s charming cobbled streets, this characterful cottage puts you right at the heart of Haworth’s rich history including the Bronte Parsonage, traditional pubs, cafés, restaurants, gift shops. Whether you’re visiting with friends or family, there’s plenty to enjoy.

Hollies Cottage

Hollies Cottage is a private detached single story cottage standing in its own garden with magnificent views over the open countryside. There are many scenic walks from the doorstep, perfect for dog owners. Stanbury is 1/2 mile away with 3 public houses and Haworth is less than 2 miles away. Haworth has lots of independent businesses including lots of eateries, shops, public houses and the Worth Valley Steam Railway.