Set in the picturesque hamlet of Stackhouse in North Yorkshire, this luxurious Grade II listed detached cottage accommodates up to 12 guests across six elegantly designed bedrooms. Nestled near the stunning Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within the captivating Yorkshire Dales National Park, the cottage's historical significance dates back to the 1600s, having once served as a retreat for Prince Charles. The recent conversion from the Old Farmhouse and adjacent Farmhouse Barn has been meticulously undertaken to preserve the property’s rich heritage while providing modern comforts.
The interior of the cottage is a blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. The ground floor boasts a spacious open-plan lounge featuring a log burner and underfloor heating, ideal for family gatherings. Adjacent to the lounge is a cozy snug equipped with a large flat-screen Freesat TV, while the grand dining room, also fitted with a log burner and another flat-screen TV, includes a substantial solid oak farmhouse table perfect for celebratory meals. The lavish kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar, AGA, and all necessary appliances, ensures a delightful cooking experience for guests.
Accommodation on the ground floor includes a beautifully converted double bedroom with a luxurious en-suite wet room, designed for easy access and mobility. The upper floor hosts five additional spacious bedrooms, each showcasing unique character features such as fireplaces and exposed beams. Modern chic en-suites and a stylish family bathroom with charming arrow slit windows enhance the upper level, ensuring comfort and elegance throughout the property.
Outside, the cottage features a large stone-walled private garden, perfect for relaxation with amenities like a double hammock, rattan seating, and a Kadai Fire Pit for barbecues. The highlight is the luxurious hydrotherapy spa, providing year-round enjoyment. The garden is also child-safe and pet-friendly, allowing for peaceful enjoyment of the surrounding natural beauty and local wildlife. For those looking to explore, the cottage offers direct access to scenic walking and cycling routes, as well as nearby pubs, cafes, and restaurants serving hearty Yorkshire cuisine, making it an ideal retreat for both relaxation and adventure.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!