Bents Holiday Cottage, Views & Parking for 2 Cars

Bents Holiday Cottage Bents Cottage is a luxury self-catering three-bedroom holiday cottage that comfortably accommodates up to six guests and two dogs. Tucked away at the end of a long private lane, this charming traditional stone-built cottage offers a peaceful and secluded countryside retreat. Full of character, the property sits adjacent to the famous “Three Chimney House,” known for its appearance in the classic 1970s film The Railway Children, adding a unique touch of history to your stay. The space Surrounded by the charming landscape and picturesque views of the Brontë countryside in Haworth, Bents Cottage offers a truly tranquil escape, with local wildlife such as deer, pheasants, owls, and geese often spotted nearby. The Worth Valley Railway Station is just a five-minute walk along the footpath beside the cottage, providing a magical experience for guests of all ages. Lovingly finished to a luxurious standard, the cottage retains beautiful original features including stone mullion windows, exposed beams, vaulted ceilings upstairs, and traditional Yorkshire flagstone floors. Thoughtful touches such as crisp white bed linen, fluffy towels, extra pillows, and cosy blankets ensure a comfortable stay, while occasional fresh eggs from our hens add a special homely touch. A cosy log burner makes the cottage especially inviting during the winter months (logs provided from October to March), creating the perfect setting for a memorable countryside retreat. Guest access Garden & Outdoor The pretty cottage garden features a large lawn surrounded by picturesque views of the Brontë countryside in Haworth, offering a peaceful setting to relax and unwind. A lovely patio area with a garden table and chairs, along with a cosy egg chair, provides the perfect spot to sit back and take in the breathtaking scenery while children play. The spacious garden is secure and ideal for dogs to explore, and we welcome up to two well-behaved dogs. Please note that dogs are not permitted upstairs or on the furniture, and we kindly ask that muddy paws are wiped on arrival, towels are provided in the kitchen sideboard for your convenience. Parking The cottage offers two private parking spaces on the drive only, with additional street parking available at the top if required. Surrounded by stunning countryside, Bents Cottage is the perfect base for walkers, with three footpaths leading directly from the property, ideal for exploring the beauty of “God’s Own Country,” Yorkshire. Other things to note Things to Do Bents Cottage is perfectly situated between the charming village of Oxenhope and the historic village of Haworth, the main street is considered one of the prettiest in England. Just a 15-minute walk (or 2-minute drive) from the cottage, Haworth offers a wealth of attractions. At the top of the main street, behind the church, stands the Brontë Parsonage, once home to the Brontë sisters, their brother Branwell, and father Patrick Brontë. Patrick moved the family into the parsonage in 1820 when he became curate at St Michael and All Angels Church. Today, the Parsonage is a fascinating museum, displaying artefacts including childhood writings, drawings, and Charlotte Brontë’s writing desk, allowing visitors to step back into literary history. Nearby, Penistone Hill Country Park and the surrounding moorlands offer the dramatic landscapes that inspired the Brontë sisters’ novels. Haworth’s main street is also home to delightful restaurants, cosy country pubs, charming tea rooms, and independent gift shops. For families, there’s a beautiful park where children can play and ride their bikes, making the area ideal for exploring both history and the natural beauty of the Yorkshire countryside. Local Area & Occasions Oxenhope offers a wonderful selection of scenic walks, including a delightful reservoir where you can stroll and feed the ducks. The village is home to four welcoming country pubs, The Waggon & Horses, The Lamb, The Dog and Gun, and The Bay Horse (drinks only) perfect for enjoying a relaxed drink or a traditional pub meal. There is also a charming park for leisurely walks or for children to enjoy, along with convenient amenities such as a chemist and the Co-op for everyday essentials. The terminus of the Keighley & Worth Valley Steam Railway is just a five-minute walk along the footpath, offering a nostalgic experience made famous by the 1970 film The Railway Children. Nearby, Marsh Top Farm Shop, located just to the right when leaving the drive, offers a range of local produce, and a breakfast hamper can be arranged for your arrival at an additional cost. Special Occasions If you’re celebrating a special occasion, whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, engagement, or something else, Bents Cottage provides the perfect setting. To make your stay even more memorable, arrangements can be made in advance for thoughtful extras such as flowers, balloons, chocolates, champagne, cocktails or even afternoon tea, all available at an additional cost.