Nestled in the charming Pennine village of Oakworth, West Yorkshire, is this superb bungalow, Bronte Cottage. Enjoying a fantastic location on the grounds of the owner’s home and within easy reach of the many attractions and amenities in the area, Bronte Cottage is a wonderful choice for couples. The property benefits from plenty of off-road parking and its own private patio where you can dine alfresco whilst soaking up the breath-taking views. Be welcomed into the inviting open-plan living space, where you can cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, ready to enjoy your meal at the dining table for two as you toast to a memorable getaway. After dinner, kick-back and relax on the plush seating as you listen to your favourite tunes on the music system or catch up on a much-loved series on the Smart TV with Sky. Make your way through to the sleek bathroom, where you can wash away the day’s adventures with a soak in the bath or freshen up under the overhead shower. When sleep calls, a sumptuous double bedroom awaits where you can catch up on some well-deserved rest. Explore your surroundings, where you can picnic in Holden Park, test out your swing at Branshaw Golf Club, dine at Newsholme Manor, The Golden Fleece and Gillani’s, stock up on ingredients at the convenience store, or hop aboard the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway where you can marvel at the stunning scenery for five miles. Next stop is Haworth, well-known for its connection to the famous Bronte sisters, here you can tour the Bronte Parsonage Museum, sample local ales at the Wuthering Heights pub, dine at The Bronte, enjoy leisurely strolls through Penistone Hill Country Park, or hike over to the picturesque Bronte Waterfall. Keen walkers can also access the renowned Bronte Way which spans from Oxenhope to Keighley. Further afield, you’ll find Skipton, home to a remarkable castle, a bustling weekly market, Raven Tree Top Adventure and the annual Yorkshire Dales Food and Drink Festival held in July. Your journey to the Dales begins at Bronte Cottage.

Oakworth, a little Pennine village near Haworth that overlooks the Worth Valley, shot to fame when E.E. Nesbitt's The Railway Children was adapted into a great 1970 film. Oakworth is conveniently located near both Haworth and the moors, and it also boasts a beautiful ornamental park and quick access to Keighley. The nearby town of Haworth was the home of the literary Bront sisters, who found plenty of material for their works in the area's expansive moorland. Against the backdrop of the countryside made famous in the novel Wuthering Heights, Haworth is home to a plethora of curiosity and antique shops, lanes, and cobblestone streets that create a great historical ambiance. The old village of Oxenhope is not far away, and the Worth Valley Railway, a genuine steam railway made famous by the film The Railway Children, provides for a delightful day trip. The Bronte Parsonage Museum, East Riddlesden Hall, and the Museum of Rail are just a few of the many popular attractions in the neighbourhood. Skipton, known as the "Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales," is only a short drive away. Similarly close by are Harrogate's magnificent Victorian architecture, as well as the modern energy of both Leeds and Manchester.

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