Aluguéis por temporada em Heptonstall

boutique cottage in the heart of Hebden Bridge

This quirky 19th century Yorkshire town house has its original feature wooden beams and attractive Yorkshire stone fireplaces, making the unique layout both functional and funky. The views over Nutclough Mill and beyond welcome the eye as you draw the blinds each new day. Its location means that a short 4 min walk takes you to the center of Hebden Bridge where you'll benefit from all that this bustling Yorkshire town offers. The woodland walks found at each end of the road link on to a network of stunning foot paths.

Cosy terrace house in Hebden Bridge - Superb views

We furnished this little house with loving care as we stay here often. There's a comfy king size bed in the large bedroom upstairs. Downstairs is the living room with fireplace, a well equipped kitchen and a well appointed shower room. The view is breathtaking whether sitting on the steps with a glass of wine, eating at the table or in bed watching the lights of Hebden. There are a multitude of bars, restaurants and shops only five minutes walk away and beautiful river and hillside walks nearby.

Faun Lodge, Hebden Bridge, eco-built earth house

“Faun Lodge” Hebden Bridge You’re in luck! The resident faun has gone on his travels and has given permission for you to stay in his oh-so-special woodland hide-away! Escape the challenges of the world and be enchanted with the simple yet magical eco-built “Faun Lodge”, with its turf roof, mosaic floor and wood burner. Hidden right in the heart of the semi-rural town of Hebden Bridge in a waterfront natural setting which will encourage you to dream your wildest dreams by day and by night.

Rebel Rebel Apartment

A quirky two bedroom apartment, located in the centre of Hebden Bridge. Featuring a cosy lounge with a guitar, record player and a selection of vinyl for you to enjoy. The kitchen/diner is fully equipped while the outside balcony offers a further dining space al fresco. Located just a stone's throw from local shops, cafes, and music venues, you'll have everything you need right on your doorstep. Explore the scenic countryside, enjoy live performances, or simply unwind in our musical retreat.

Hebden Bridge flat, garden and view with parking.

Maple Croft is 5 minutes walk from the heart of quirky, vibrant Hebden Bridge, with views over the valley. It's a newly converted, self-contained flat on the ground floor of a family house. We offer free off-road parking for one car with access to EV charging. You have a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and your own living area/fitted kitchen with french doors leading onto your patio. You're a few paces from lovely Pennine walks, or a short stroll down to the many bars and restaurants.

Characterful one bed property above Hebden Bridge

The ground floor accommodation is extremely stylishly appointed with a large, open-plan living/dining room which features Jacobean-style painted wall panelling as a stunning backdrop. Stone mullion windows, beamed ceilings, oak floors and doors lend a sense of rustic charm to the fabric of the building and yet there is every modern amenity. There is access to wooded and landscaped gardens with long-reaching views of the surrounding countryside and a private area to sit and enjoy the location.

Springhead Cottage in ancient Happy Valley village

CHARMING semi detached cottage with pretty private garden in the historic village of Heptonstall. Situated on the hillside above the beautiful Calder Valley town of Hebden Bridge made famous by Sally Wainwright’s Happy Valley and Riot Women. Comfortably furnished and fully equipped. Located near the centre of the village with free on street parking nearby. I love vintage decor so the cottage is decorated in this style in keeping with its age and character. Modern minimalism isn’t my style!

Unique detached barn in a historic village

Converted from a lovely old barn, you will feel right at home in this bright and welcoming place. A rarity in this cobbled street village - there is plenty of parking right next to the barn. Outside there is an enclosed garden plus seating area with log burning firepit. It’s a peaceful private spot in the centre of this small historic village which boasts two pubs, a deli and a village shop. We can accommodate one small house trained dog, so you can enjoy some fabulous local dog walks.

The Hideaway.

Enjoy a stylish experience at this Luxury, centrally-located apartment. The Hideaway is located right in the heart of Hebden Bridge town centre, hidden away in a privately accessed court yard off the street, only 5 minutes walk from the train station and conveniently situated literally seconds from all the bars and restaurants that Hebden has to offer and only a metres away from the towns park. The hideaway offers luxury well equipped accommodation for 2 in this fantastic location.

Peaceful Cottage with log fire and valley view

A peaceful magic you will enjoy. Perfect for couples looking for a unique romantic stay, walking holiday or cosy retreat. This grade II listed weavers cottage (under-dwelling) is located within immediate walking distance of Hebden Bridge centre and all its amenities. The living room/bedroom area has a fully restored historic fireplace, stone feature walls, Bohemian decor, library and great valley view. Newly installed modern washroom with shower and a separate kitchen.

Cabin in Eaves Wood

A beautiful cabin set high up on our terraced garden in Hebden Bridge. With woodland views, a getaway for people looking to quiet down and switch off. With private use of a wood-fired jacuzzi hot tub and sauna, set over three levels, this is a great place to relax after a long walk or bike ride. Close to the Pennine Way and Calderdale Way, there are lots of outdoor activities to choose from and also within walking distance of Hebden Bridge centre and Heptonstall.

Swanfold

No. 2 Swanfold is a Grade II listed stone cottage full of charm and character, with many original period features, set in a delightful cobbled courtyard in the historic conservation village of Heptonstall, near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. The cottage is thought to date back to the 17th century and is believed to have been part of a Public House and Inn called The Swan, the only house in the fold to have a cellar presumably for the storage of beer.