Barn End - Yorkshire Dales

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Stunning 18th century self-catering barn near Reeth in Swaledale, Unique period features, sleeps 4, south facing terraced garden, perfect for walking & cycling holidays.

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Property Information

Barn End self-catering accommodation in Healaugh (pronounced 'hee-law') is a stunning 18th century converted barn in the heart of the Swaledale area of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Bustling Swaledale village Reeth with its many independent shops, annual festivals, traditional inns, cafes and restaurants is a mere 1 mile east of Barn End. The barn conversion, which sleeps 4, is brimming with period features such as beautiful exposed beams and stone. Spacious and offering extensive living areas on both the ground and first floor, Barn End includes a warming multi-fuel stove in the ground floor lounge and an exquisite light and airy galleried mezzanine lounge space with seating on the first floor. Stunning features continue outdoors at this delightful self-catering barn perfect for families and groups. The south facing terraced garden is breathtaking and contains fruit trees plus attractive garden furniture. Parking is a mere 50 yards from the property entrance, available on a first come/first serve basis. Pubs and restaurants are situated just over 1 mile from Barn End.

With stunning Swaledale views and walks direct from the door, beautiful barn conversion Barn End is peacefully situated in pretty Swaledale village Healaugh yet within easy reach of a host of amenities and attractions in Reeth. Relax in one of nearby Reeth's many fine tearooms and discover wonderful crafts and gifts in the many craft and specialist gift shops in Reeth village. Swaledale's rich history in lead mining is explored in-depth in the Folk Museum in Reeth. For walking holidays in the Yorkshire Dales, Barn End self-catering accommodation is perfectly placed to access the many walking trails in the Swaledale area of the National Park including ancient footpaths like the Corpse Way. Other great Dales walking trails in the area include Wainwright's favourite Coast to Coast Walk and the Dales Way. Great mountain bike trails are also within easy reach of Barn End including the popular Dales Cycle Way. Bustling market town Richmond with its magnificent castles is just a short drive from Barn End as is Dales beauty spot Aysgarth Falls to the south and North Pennines local produce and attraction rich market town Barnard Castle to the north of Barn End.

Additional Information

Beautifully appointed self-catering Barn End sleeps 4 guests and boasts 2 large bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property is across two floors with electric night storage heaters on the ground floor. Accommodation on the ground floor includes TV, DVD and radio/CD plus a multi fuel stove for which a fuel starter pack is provided. The fully fitted kitchen has an electric oven and ceramic hob, washing machine and a microwave. The charming beamed dining room with feature exposed stone is great for family meals and entertaining. Spacious Bedroom 1 is on the ground floor and has a double bed with en-suite shower room. To the first floor is the Mezzanine sitting room lit by 3 windows and with relaxing seating. Bedroom 2 is a twin bed. All fuel and bed linen are inclusive.

Specialities

A spectacularly appointed self-catering barn near Reeth in Swaledale, perfect for walking and cycling holidays in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Spacious and sleeping 4 guests, Barn End is an exquisite 18th century barn conversion with numerous character features including exposed beams and stonework, south facing terraced garden with fruit trees and stunning light-flooded Mezzanine sitting room on the first floor. Situated just 1 mile from bustling Swaledale capital Reeth with its many pubs, restaurants, annual festivals, craft shops and a folk museum. A host of Yorkshire Dales walking and cycling trails are within easy reach of Barn End self-catering barn.