Penrhyn Self Catering Bungalow - Haworth

A 1930's bungalow offering self catering accommodation in the historic Yorkshire village of Haworth. Close to the famous main street and Bronte Museum. Sleeps 6

'Penrhyn is a fine example of a property that is excellently maintained and which exceeds expectation' (Visit Britain-Quality in Tourism). Nestling on the edge of the village of Haworth (at Haworth Brow) in an elevated position and superb rural location, this delightful stone built semi-detached bungalow is all on ground floor level. Penrhyn, which sleeps up to six people, is set amidst spectacular scenery and affords magnificent views across the Worth Valley and adjoining hills. The rear of the property overlooks farmland. There are beautiful cottage gardens to the front and rear of this very well appointed and welcoming property. A summerhouse is to be found in the rear garden and there is also a covered patio area with table and chairs. Penrhyn benefits from a spacious private courtyard car park which has ample accommodation for several vehicles. Internally the accommodation comprises: lounge (with double sofa bed), an attractive 1930's style dining room, a double bedroom with open views across the countryside, a twin bedroom which overlooks the beautiful rear gardens, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with electric shower. Fresh flowers and a welcome tray await visitors on arrival. Children are most welcome. Sorry, no pets. No smoking in the bungalow.

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Haworth's cobbled Main Street, lined with inns, shops, cafes and galleries, has kept its historic atmosphere. The village is renowned for its association with the Bronte sisters and here visitors can see the Bronte Parsonage Museum which reveals more about their life and works. The surrounding open countryside offers everything from a relaxing moorland stroll to the 40 mile Bronte Way. Mountain bikes are also available locally for hire. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is an award winning fully restored steam train service which runs between Keighley and Oxenhope stopping at Haworth. Close to Haworth is East Riddlesden Hall, a beautiful 17th century merchant's house and Saltaire, a preserved Victorian model industrial village. Eureka, situated in Halifax, is Britain's leading interactive museum for children while Bradford has the fabulous National Media Museum. Skipton (Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales) and the Spa towns of Ilkley and Harrogate are within easy driving distance and each offer something different for the day visitor.The cities of Leeds and York are also easily accessible. There are plenty of local pubs and inns offering excellent food and ales.