Holiday Cottages in Bowes, North Yorkshire available for rental
We have 2 self catering holiday cottages in Bowes,North Yorkshire
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| Honeypot Cottage , Bowes |
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Price: £ 225 - £ 340
Sleeps: 2 |
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| This comfortably furnished property all on the ground floor provides an ideal base for exploring the local area designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. Perfect for relaxing holidays or short breaks to recharge the batteries, Honeypot cottage is ideal for walkers, a spur of the Pennine Way passes close by. Bird watchers, cyclists and lovers of the countryside, will also enjoy this cosy base to return to after a day out exploring this interesting region. This stunning rural area also abounds with history; Raby Castle, Bowes Museum and the ancient market town of Barnard Castle are all close by. A short drive takes you to the spectacular High Force waterfall, there is fishing on the River Tees and beautiful gardens at Eggleston Hall to visit. The whole of Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District are also within driving distance for alternative days out. Bowes village has a pub serving food and a shop for everyday requirements. The cottage is located opposite the owners’ farmhouse in open countryside with small registered five caravan site. |
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| Honey Pot Cottage , Bowes |
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Price: £ from £160
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Situated on the outskirts of Bowes village, just a short stroll to the village shop and pub, Lilac Cottage has been lovingly converted from a former stables into an attractive holiday home for two. For those who enjoy walking, the cottage nestles beside the Pennine Way leading to Tan Hill Inn on the Borders of North Yorkshire and Durham, noted for the highest pub at 1732 feet above sea level. |
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