About this property
Centrally positioned in the heart of the bustling market town of Keighley, in West Yorkshire, rests the contemporary studio-style Apartment 24 at Eden House. Situated on the ground-floor and renovated to a high-standard, this superb holiday home offers an idyllic base for a couple looking for a romantic retreat to this wonderful area of Yorkshire. Stepping into this lovely dwelling, be greeted by a hallway space, Stepping through the doorway, enter into a small hallway, providing handy storage to house your belongings away from the main living areas and complete with a washer/dryer, so you can put your holiday attire on a spin following a day of adventure. Discover the contemporary kitchen leading off from the hallway, stylishly-presented with a monochromatic décor and fit with a range of fantastic amenities to assist with your self-catering needs, including an electric oven and hob and even a microwave for those quick fixes. Enjoy a sumptuous seat on the sofa as you tune into the television in the nearby sitting area, or take advantage of the studio-style layout and put your feet up as you catch up on your favourite shows from the comfort of the covers. In the morning, kick-start your day with an invigorating rinse in the spacious walk-in shower cubicle before setting off on an adventure. You'll find all of your local amenities resting at your doorstep, with a plethora of pubs, takeaways, restaurants and cafes to choose from, along with a fantastic selection of shops for essentials and souvenirs. The history buffs of the group will be delighted with a tour of the fantastic collection of heritage public transport vehicles on display at Keighley Bus Museum or a visit to the National Trust property of East Riddlesden Hall, a restored manor house dating back to the 17th century. Jump in the car and journey to the nearby village of Haworth, once home to the world-renowned poets and novelists, the Brontë sisters, where you can tour the former home of the literary family at the Brontë Parsonage Museum, or travel through the surrounding countryside aboard a heritage locomotive at Keighley & Worth Valley Railway. Venture further afield and travel to the market town of Skipton, where avid golfers can test their swing with a round of golf at the town's 18-hole course, or if you time it right, browse the stalls of Skipton Market. For an unforgettable escape to Yorkshire, choose a stay at Apartment 24.
Settled in the Aire valley, in the picturesque area of West Yorkshire, rests the bustling market town of Keighley. Renowned for its wool and cotton industrial heritage, the town now plays home to a plethora of shops and eateries, perfect for any self-catered stay. The towns fascinating heritage can be discovered at one of four wonderful museums, whilst the National Trust property of East Riddlesden Hall and the nearby Branshaw Golf Club are alternative options for keeping entertained.
Accommodation
Ground-floor apartment.
Studio-style layout with double bed and sitting area.
Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge, washing machine.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking available on a first-come (parking is paid between the hours of 09:00 - 17:00)., first-served basis.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.1 mile, pub 0.2 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Brontë Parsonage Museum
- National Science and Media Museum
- Bradford Industrial Museum
- Bankfield Museum
- Abbey House Museum
- Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park
- Skipton Castle
- Gaddings Dam
Reviews (2)
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Russell
The bed was comfy and it was quiet at night so I slept well. However: The entrance to the shower cubicle was too narrow as it was too close to the toilet. I had to slide in sideways and slide out sideways. On my first day one of the two windows became faulty and I couldnât close it properly.I reported it to the one listed phone number. There was indeed a problem and it was fixed on the Monday. The communication from the person on the listed number was less than ideal as between Friday and Monday I had no idea when it would be fixed. The flat was a bit stuffy with no views to speak of. The shutter blinds could be opened to let light in via a very flimsy stool once the person on the listed number had informed me how to. There was no dining table so it was just as well I was planning to eat out. The area was very scenic with lots of beautiful places within easy reach by bus and train and I would, will visit the area again. Not the same flat. This would not suit a very large person due to the size of it. I expected it to be larger. I would recommend that itâs suitable for one skinny person or a skinny couple. Donât say I didnât warn you!
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Ros
Warm and comfortable. Situated in a not particularly salubrious immediate area, but but very close to restaurants, pubs, bus station and Morrisons; in any case, most guests will be out exploring most of the time. Railway stations (BR and K-W) 10 minutes walk; 'Spoons 2 minutes. Very happy with our stay!