Storey’s Cottage

Storeys Cottage is a charming, characterful stone cottage tucked away in the beautiful village of Castle Bolton in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

This quaint cottage is dressed in stone with exposed beams and an imposing open fire – perfect to snuggle up next to on a cold winter’s night. A warm and cosy ambience fills the cottage with a real country cottage feel throughout. Sleeping 4 guests and welcoming dogs, Storey’s Cottage is your perfect country escape to North Yorkshire.

There is parking available and a quaint courtyard with outside furniture positioned to soak up the expansive view across the stunning rolling countryside.

Perfectly located for exploring the wonderful countryside all around including walking and cycling from the door and with Skipton, Ilkley and Harrogate all close by there is so much to discover when you stay at Storeys Cottage.

Dogs welcome – 1 large or 2 small

The space

Upon entering this quaint cottage, you get a real home from home feeling. You will immediately know you are going to be very comfortable here!

On the ground floor you will find a gallery kitchen with everything required to enhance your stay. The ground floor bathroom is located from the kitchen laid out with a shower, basin and wc. The living room is cosy and spacious laid out with comfy sofas all centred around the open fire. A sperate dining area leads from the lounge – a very inviting snug to hanker down after a long day exploring the rolling countryside. Stairs lead up to the two bedrooms on the first floor, both laid out with double beds, plenty of storage and wonderful views across the village and beyond.

To the front of the property is a gated terrace with outside furniture should you enjoy a few quiet moments with your morning coffee or an evening sundowner on a warm summers evening.  Parking is available to the side of the property.

Please Note: Staircase is winding, may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility

The local area

Castle Bolton is a walker’s paradise which is home to one of the finest preserved medieval castles which servers’ food. The village pub in nearby Redmire serves good food, and there is an excellent range of amenities in the nearby market town of Leyburn. What’s more, Swaledale and Arkengarthdale are both easily accessible from Castle Bolton, making this an excellent touring base.

Bolton Castle is a 14th-century castle located in Wensleydale, Yorkshire. The nearby village of Castle Bolton takes its name from the castle. Castle Bolton is a lovely hamlet in Wensleydale, sheltering under Ellerlands Edge on the north side of the dale, at the western edge of a long village green. On the north side of the green stands the early 14th-century church of St Oswald.

As you wander along the village green you will notice one oddity; almost all the cottages face down the hill, for wonderful views over the dale, rather than facing each other across the green.

The Yorkshire Dales is home to outstanding scenery, great castles, abbeys and a breathtakingly peaceful atmosphere. At its heart are two very special protected areas – Yorkshire Dales National Park and Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) – as well as it having the Forest of Bowland AONB and North Pennines AONB as its close neighbours. These protected areas are truly not to be missed.

Each of the Yorkshire Dales has a different character. The Southern Dales are less remote, yet still wildly beautiful. The Northern Dales provide wild heather moorland and valleys full of hay meadows, dry stone walls and barns. And in the West, the pretty villages and small towns each have their own charm. Only a short drive from major population centres such as Harrogate and historic York. 

• Waterfalls. Aysgarth Falls
• Bike Tours. Alfresco Adventures
• Waterfalls. West Burton Falls
• Lacey’s Cheese
• The Forbidden Corner
• Scenic Walking Areas.
• Middleham Castle.
• Jervaulx Abbey.
• Swaledale Museum
• Gayle Mill
• Bolton Castle gardens
• West Burton Falls
• Hazel Brown Farm Visitors Centre
• Leyburn Shawl
• Harmby Waterfall