*5 Star* Stunning Blackberry Cottage & Log Burner

This Double fronted charming stone-built terraced cottage is located on Haworth’s historic cobbled main street, which has many bespoke shops, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and public houses, with its museum and history it's a great place to base yourself to explore Yorkshire, A great location for walking and a one minute walk to local amenities. Ideal for couples and families looking for a weekend retreat who would like the option to explore the countryside or visit Tourist Attractions. The space This stylishly furnished two bedroom cottage is set over two floors and full of character and charm throughout, featuring a spacious lounge and well-equipped kitchen diner on the ground floor. Upstairs you will find two light and airy bedrooms (both bedrooms can be adapted to either double or twin beds, with zip and link pocket coil sprung mattresses) Bathroom with walk in/overhead shower. With it's original beams and stonework, feature stone fireplace with wood burning stove, this gives a cosy country feel in the heart of a great location. **Please Note** Bedroom 1 - Double Bed with Coil pocket sprung Mattress (can be made into 2 singles) Bedroom 2 - Double Bed with Coil pocket sprung Mattress (can be made into 2 singles) Parking permit will be submitted online. Parking may not always be available due to location, however there is ample parking within walking distance, charges apply. “Please note that you should not park within a permit area without a valid permit on display in your vehicle. Failure to comply may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued” Guest access The whole area Other things to note What to Do in Haworth Step out of your door and directly onto the atmospheric cobbled streets of one of England's most famous literary villages. • Explore Literary History: Visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum, the former home of the Brontë sisters, to see where Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre were written. • Ride the Rails: Board a vintage steam train at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, a heritage line made famous by the film The Railway Children. • Walk the Wild Moors: Hike the rugged landscapes that inspired the classics. Follow the Brontë Way to the Brontë Waterfall or the ruined farmhouse of Top Withens, said to be the inspiration for Heathcliff’s home. • Shop & Dine: Wander the steep Main Street, lined with independent boutiques like the Cabinet of Curiosities (a Victorian-style apothecary) and traditional pubs like the Black Bull, a favourite haunt of Branwell Brontë. • Family Fun: Take the kids to Central Park for its adventure playground and beautiful flower beds.