This property was awarded a 2023 Sykes Star for scoring consistently perfect feedback from guests. One bedroom: 1 x king-size (zip/link twin on request). Bathroom with a freestanding bath, separate shower, his and hers basin and WC. Two person sauna. Kitchen with breakfast bar. Living/dining room with woodburning stove. Front room with dining area. The Snug retains a host of original features including exposed stonework, open fireplace with stove, wood panelling and Victorian narrow staircase, to ensure safe use, a sturdy handrail/banister is installed and the stairs are covered by a well fitted carpet. Please note all bookings are Friday to Friday for this property
Parking available (Road Side)
Check In - 16:00
Check Out - 10:00
This semi-detached cottage sits in the Yorkshire village of Cononley and can sleep two people in one bedroom.
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The Snug certainly lives up to its name. This traditional stone cottage based in the heart of the delightful village of Cononley has been restored with care to offer welcoming accommodation for a romantic break or a quiet friends getaway. Character features have been retained whilst also providing a full complement of modern amenities to enhance your stay.
This charming cottage features a welcoming sitting room with woodburner, comfortable sofa and snuggler chair to curl up in. The lovely front room with dining area enjoys spectacular views and the chance to watch village life unfold. There is also a record player with selection of vinyls to enjoy. The attractive kitchen with breakfast bar providing views of the private terrace, is well equipped with all modern appliances for your convenience.
Upstairs is a luxurious king-size double bedroom with lovely furnishings and stunning views. The luxurious bathroom with free standing bath and separate shower provides a sanctuary to relax and unwind together with the added bonus of an adjacent sauna to relish. Outside, there is a secluded walled terrace to the rear of the property where guests can enjoy a barbeque, evening tipple, alfresco breakfast or morning coffee.
There is also a secure bike store for your use. This holiday home is a short walk from the village's two renowned real ale pubs and the railway station. For more amenities, the many delights of the traditional market town of Skipton are not to be missed. The train provides excellent opportunities to travel the scenic Settle to Carlisle line or the nostalgic Keighley & Worth Valley Railway which embraces the steam era.
Head to Leeds or Bradford for some of the UK's best restaurants, attractions, shops, culture and nightlife. The area around this holiday cottage is an outdoor paradise, with beautiful strolls in the village surrounds as well as more challenging walks and cycle rides into the nearby hills and up into the joy of the Yorkshire Dales providing a wealth of activities in the stunning countryside as well as access to wonderful towns and cities steeped in history and fascinating architecture.
With all of this at your fingertips, this cosy hideaway is ideal for that much-needed break. This makes a lovely romantic retreat, or simply as a base to recharge the batteries and enjoy Dales life at its finest.
Gas central heating, woodburning stove. Electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge. WiFi, Smart TV with Freeview, DVD player, selection of books, games, DVDs, Vinyl record player and selection of records.Fuel, power and complementary basket of logs inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Parking for small to medium car to front of property or roadside parking nearby. Rear enclosed patio with furniture & BBQ. Secure bike storage. Accepts one well-behaved pet. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 3 minute walk. Railway line 3 minute walk. Please note check in is at 4pm and check out at 10am.
The village of Cononley is in Airedale, four miles from Skipton. There are two pubs, a shop, a takeaway and railway station to Leeds, Skipton and the Settle-to-Carlisle Railway line. Nearby Skipton, "The Gateway to the Dales", has a castle, a church and a market with a multitude of quality amenities. The other side of Skipton is the Yorkshire Dales, a wondrous landscape, perfect for walking and cycling.