Situated in the heart of the historic village of Haworth, in the rural countryside of West Yorkshire, rests this stone-built holiday home, Ducking Well Cottage. This first-class Weavers Cottage, dating back to 1800s, is situated at the centre of Sun Street, overlooking the original site of the old Ducking Well, in an elevated position boasting views of Haworth countryside. Boasting a characterful interior, with an enclosed rear garden and a sociable open-plan living space, whilst benefiting from close proximity to a wealth of amenities and attractions, Ducking Well Cottage is an excellent base from which to discover the delights of West Yorkshire. The property has been lovingly restored over 3 years to a high standard by the owners with attention to detail and creative styling. Many period features have been exposed maximising its potential and bringing all the elements of this historic property together to delight guests. Park up in the off-road space provided or park outside the property before climbing the handful of stone steps leading through the well-kept, Yorkshire Stone flagged front garden and into the hallway of your new home-from-home. Kick off your walking boots as you get settled into the open-plan living space of this truly charming abode, where wooden beams, exposed stonework and a warming woodburning stove retain the property’s original character, providing a truly beautiful and unique spot to spend quality time with loved ones. On entering the property, you will be impressed by the original Yorkshire Stone flagged floor, The cottage boasts tasteful furnishings and atmospheric lighting throughout creating a nostalgic feel of bygone days. Uncork a bottle of wine and enjoy a sumptuous spot in front of the television as the designated chef gets to work on preparing a hearty meal in the kitchen, before gathering together at the dining table to indulge amongst the crackle of the fire. In the summer months, take advantage of your peaceful, countryside setting with a spot of alfresco dining in the beautifully well-appointed rear garden, and soak in the crisp air with your favourite tipple in hand. As day draws to night, retreat indoors to catch your rest in one of two well-presented bedrooms, with a double or an intimate single to choose from, both serviced by the characterful shower room set across the way which boasts designer fittings and a walk-in shower with rainfall shower head. Enjoying a central location in the heart of Haworth, you'll find a host of amenities resting on your doorstep; take a break from doing the cooking and pick up a takeaway from The Golden Hind Fisheries, fuel a day of excursions with a hearty breakfast at Hunters of Haworth, or catch a spot of live sport washed down with a crisp pint of ale at the Tap and Tonic, The cottage is just a few minutes' walk from the Main Street where there’s an abundance of traditional pubs, restaurants and cafes. Why not visit one of Haworth’s oldest buildings dating back to 1580, Haworth Old Hall, for an evening meal which is just one minutes' walk away. Renowned as the home of the literary Bronte sisters, there's a wealth of history to be discovered in Haworth, including the Brontë Parsonage Museum, whilst the picture-perfect cascade of Bronte Waterfall is an idyllic setting for an afternoon stroll. The market town of Keighley is well worth a visit, with its bus museum, country mansion of Cliffe Castle and the National Trust's East Riddlesden Hall, whilst the bustling city of Bradford offers an exhilarating change of pace. For an outdoor adventure, the Yorkshire Dales National Park awaits nearby, boasting over 600 square miles of vast, open moorland, craggy peaks and green dales, along with a collection of rustic and picture-perfect villages waiting to be explored. A rural retreat for three awaits at Ducking Well Cottage.

This charming village, with its alleyways and cobbled streets, creates a wonderful period atmosphere, all set against a backdrop of countryside described in the famed novel Wuthering Heights as wild, rugged, and barren. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway offers an idyllic day out with regular service to Oxenhope. Visit the Bronte Parsonage Museum, East Riddlesden Hall, and the National Railway Museum in York. Skipton, known as the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is a short drive away, as are Harrogate, Leeds, and Manchester.

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