A peaceful and cosy cottage, with a unique character, located in the heart of the beautiful market town of Settle, the gateway to The Yorkshire Dales. An ideal base for exploring this stunning part of England, by foot, bike, car or train. The property is available to those who are 12 years and older due to the twin attic room having low ceilings and a beam to step over. PLEASE NOTE: There is no outdoor space with this property. There is a beam to step over in the attic twin room. The property is a cottage so it is smaller in size compared to other houses. It can sleep four and there is a small dining table which can seat four. It has a small kitchen which is equipped for holiday-let use.

I live locally. Love cycling, walking, and rugby.

Settle is an ancient market town in North Yorkshire, England, and the "capital" of the Settle Area: Location Settle is located in Ribblesdale, at the southern edge of the Yorkshire Dales, near the Three Peaks of Yorkshire. History Settle was granted a charter by Henry III in 1249. The name comes from the Old English word Setl, which means "seat", "abode", or "dwelling". Attractions The Settle Area has many attractions, including: The Three Peaks of Yorkshire: Whernside, Ingleborough, and Pen-y-Ghent Malham Cove, Goredale Scar, and Malham Tarn Stainforth Foss, Catrigg Foss, Scaleber Foss, and Janet's Foss Economy The River Ribble once powered Settle's cotton mills. Settle Hydro, a micro hydroelectric scheme, now harnesses the river to generate power for the National Grid. Nearby areas The Settle Area is close to Cumbria and the Lake District