White Haywood Farmhouse & Barn is a large and picturesque farm stay nestled on the slope of The Black Mountains, a true walkers’ paradise right from your back doorstep. Consisting of a detached Grade II-listed farmhouse and a detached converted barn, this abode sleeps up to twenty-one guests and four well-behaved dogs, boasting hot tubs and wood burning stoves, ample off-road parking, partial ground-floor living and is surrounded by nature, making it an enchanting retreat for large families and groups of friends. These charming stone-built properties combine historical allure with contemporary comforts, featuring exposed wooden beams and original features throughout. In the farmhouse, you’ll find a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a well-equipped kitchen featuring an electric hob and oven, kettle, toaster, and fridge, with additional freezer space in the utility room. The elegant dining room provides the perfect setting to enjoy meals in a heritage farm setting. The barn, with its spacious open-plan living area, offers a more expansive, modern space for relaxation. Prepare meals in the well-equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, kettle, and toaster, and enjoy your culinary creations at the large dining table that accommodates ten. If the weather is nice, consider dining outdoors on the patio. Both properties feature garden hot tubs, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure. For a restful night's sleep, the farmhouse offers a ground-floor twin and double, and on the first-floor two single rooms and two king-size. While the barn features a two king-size and two twin bedrooms on the ground floor, with an additional double bed in the adjoining first floor annex for extra guests. Both properties also offer convenient en-suite or shared bathroom facilities. The farmhouse has both an en-suite and a shared bathroom, while the barn includes an en-suite shower room. After a day of exploring, relax in the warm sitting areas with woodburning stoves, providing the perfect spot to unwind. White Haywood Farmhouse & Barn are ideal for those seeking a blend of adventure, relaxation, and scenic beauty.

Cracoe is an idyllic hamlet situated approximately five miles north of the market town of Skipton and around six miles south-west of Grassington. The village lies on the Way of the Roses, a coast-to-coast cycling route which opened in 2010 running between the seaside resort of Morecambe on the Irish Sea and Bridlington in East Yorkshire. Between Cracoe and Burnsall rests the Cracoe Reef Knolls, a collection of low lying limestone hills which contains the remnants of a pre-historic ocean that once covered the land. In nearby Grassington tourists can visit the Folk Museum which is housed in two miner’s cottages and features many exhibits and artefacts on village life through the ages. There are also regular events and gatherings in the town, including a festival running during the three Saturdays leading up to Christmas and a 1940s-themed weekend. A village festival including concerts, dances, theatre and comedy takes place for two weeks each June. Grassington is also home to crafts shops and places selling outdoor equipment, however for those looking for a more varied shopping experience take a journey to Skipton, which features a large high street with well-known stores and a much-loved market.

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