This beautiful barn conversion is based in a secluded spot close to the village of Tosside on the border of North Yorkshire. Renovated to a high-standard, this cosy cottage provides a heart-warming retreat for couples looking for a loved-up weekend away or a week-long adventure to the countryside. Step into the open-plan living area, comprised of a well-presented kitchen with stylish units and a seating area with a woodburning stove, providing you with a comfortable space to relax of an evening. Make your way upstairs to arrive at the delightful bedroom, featuring a king-size double bed and wall-mounted TV. Wake up to a countryside view from the Juliet balcony which overlooks the countryside and reminds you of this idyllic location. Across the landing is a separate dressing area where you can prepare for your day in style, along with a stunning bathroom finished with marble tiling and chrome fixtures. Outside there is a seating area where you can have a break and take in the lovely countryside views. Just ten minutes from the property is the Holden Clough garden centre and the Coach and Horses Gastro pub serving local food, ideal if you don’t fancy cooking one evening. Explore the wonderful Forest of Bowland, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, or take on the Gisburn Forest Bike Trail, perfect for any cycling enthusiasts. Located in an area that is famous for its food, with organic farms, restaurants and cafes serving locally produced food to an extremely high standard. With many award winning establishments to choose from, this is a place for those who enjoy eating out. Why not take a trip to the White Scar Caves, the Settle-Carlisle Railway, the famous Ribblehead Viaduct, Malham Cove and Tarn and Bolton Abbey? Aside from outdoor adventure, visit the historic towns of Settle, Clitheroe and Skipton for a browse in the local gift shops and tea rooms. A delightful cottage for a peaceful getaway, all-year-round.

The small village of Tosside is situated in the Yorkshire Dales, six miles from Settle and fifteen miles from Skipton, also known as the Gateway to the Dales. The village has a local pub, a church and a community centre. The north will find you to the lovely valleys of the Dales and the south is home to the wetlands of Ribble Valley. Some great places to visit in the area include Clitheroe Castle Museum, the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and White Scar Caves.

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