If cosying up next to a log-burning stove, shaking off the work week in a hot tub, and enjoying uninterrupted views of the Yorkshire countryside sound like your thing, we’ve got just the place. Tucked away in the friendly village of Gayle with Hawes on your doorstep is Watersdale End, the dog-friendly holiday cottage to add to your bucket list.With stunning scenery, modern amenities, and an unrivalled location, it’s the perfect spot to unwind, whether for a special occasion or just a spontaneous escape. Here’s all you need to know about this in-demand holiday hotspot.
Watersdale End: What to Know
The Basics:
Sleeps 6
3 double bedrooms
2 bathrooms and a toilet
Incredible views of the Yorkshire countryside and waterfalls
Spacious garden and private rear patio
This spacious cottage sleeps six, with three double bedrooms, a family bathroom, an en- suite, and a downstairs toilet. With a large kitchen and family dining table, you’ll have everything you need for a group of family or friends to enjoy a peaceful getaway.
Something for Everyone
Outdoorsy types? No problem. The private garden (with a stylish dining set!) boasts incredible views of the Yorkshire countryside as well as BBQ facilities and bike storage for the more active in your group.
Rather just relax? The team at Watersdale End has got you covered. The on-site hot tub and log-burning stove promise that countryside calmness you need, while the 55-inch smart TV will keep you occupied on those cosy nights in. Plus, with the Sky TV package that comes as standard, you won’t be short of things to watch!
Make Yourself at Home
Thanks to the incredible amenities on offer, you can make Watersdale End feel like home. Enjoy luxurious bath robes and slippers with comfortable towels and bed linens included. Toiletries, an iron, a hairdryer, and a heated airer are all provided, promising everything you need at your disposal.
The chef in your group will be happy, with everything you need to cook up a storm including a slow cooker and even a bean-to-cup coffee machine. To book directly for the best price, head to Watersdale End’s website and make your dream getaway a reality.
What to Do in Gayle & Hawes
The cottage is located in the small village of Gayle, but it’s just a short walk from Hawes, a market town in North Yorkshire known for its beautiful scenery, great walks, and tourist attractions. Here’s what to do while you’re in the area.
Dales Countryside Museum
Fan of the Yorkshire Dales? Learn more about them in this educational local museum, which tells the story of the people who have lived and worked in the Dales for over 1000 years. You’ll find it in Hawes Market Place, just a short walk or drive from Watersdale End.
Gayle Mill
Built for use as a spinning mill in 1784, this cotton mill is one of the oldest structurally unaltered cotton mills in the UK. Powered by an incredible water turbine, you’ll find this landmark in Gayle Village and can sign up for a guided tour each Thursday.
The Old Sweet Shop
Located in Hawes, stepping into this quaint old-fashioned sweet shop is like stepping back in time, when all your favourite sweets were available at the corner shop. For those in your party with a sweet tooth, it’s the best place to spend an afternoon of retail therapy. Go on, treat yourself!
St Margaret’s Church
Another Hawes landmark, this gorgeous Grade II listed parish church is accessible on foot and boasts incredible stained windows and a gorgeous exterior and interior. If you’re into architecture, it’s a must-visit for your trip.
Wensleydale Creamery
Cheese lovers assemble! This creamery is home to the famous Wensleydale cheese with a visitors centre as well as a shop selling the popular Yorkshire cheese. There’s a restaurant, a Yorkshire Wensleydale Cheese Experience (yes, it’s as delicious as it sounds), and a deli on-site, so plenty to keep you occupied for an afternoon. It’s a popular spot for Wallace and Gromit fans, too.
Aysgarth Falls
This triple flight of waterfalls at Aysgarth is a popular tourist attraction for those who love nature and the great outdoors. You’ll find it just a 20-minute drive from the holiday cottage.
Ribblehead Viaduct
This incredible feat of Victorian engineering is also a 20-minute drive away from Watersdale End and is a Yorkshire icon thanks to its impressive span of 24 stone arches. For history buffs and nature lovers, it’s well worth a visit.So, what are you waiting for? To move your next holiday out of your bucket list and onto your calendar, book a getaway at the stunning and well-equipped Watersdale End today.
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