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Sunnyside Cottage

in the heart of the village of Grassington

Located near Le Tour Yorkshire 2014 Route and the setting of the film "Calendar Girls", Cosy Cottages offers a gorgeous cottage in the village of Grassington, which boasts good village pubs, restaurants and shops. It is an ideal location for guests to enjoy walks in the Yorkshire Dales National Park with Wharfe riverside trails at the bottom of the village.

4-Star Sunnyside Cottage, sleeping 2-6 people

ROMANTIC BREAK FOR COUPLES IN GRASSINGTON

Any 3 nights from 21 February to Easter week from £400

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Sunnyside Cottage Grassington
A beautiful Grassington barn conversion for those sunny days and cosy nights Spacious, light and airy sitting room with original barn door window.

Meadow views and a homely atmosphere TV with freeview and DVD.
Cosy log gas fire with full gas central heating Home from home fully equipped
Country style dining/kitchen with range gas cooker
3 Bedrooms
one new master double bedroom with TV
second double bedroom
one twin bedroom.
Modern tiled bathroom with bath and shower and airing cupboard
Separate new shower room
Large utility/cloak/boot room ideal for pushchairs, walking boots and muddy dogs!
Walled south facing garden with a patio, lawn, flower beds & garden furniture
Ample parking space for two/three cars.
Dogs are welcome!

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Some Nearby Attractions

Grassington Folk Museum
Grassington Folk Museum has fascinating objects from Dales life of yesteryear. Find exhibits of lead mining, agricultural, domestic and craft tools, period costumes, world war memorabilia and the days of the Yorkshire Dales Railway recalled. (approx < 1 mile)
Grassington Folk Museum Website
Kilnsey Park
Kilnsey Park offers fly fishing in spectacular surroundings near Grassington in Wharfedale. 2 lakes are well stocked with hard fighting Rainbow, Blue, Brown and Golden trout from 2lb to 20lb+. There is also a Farm Shop, a Nature Trail, Fun for the Kids and Red Squirrel enclosures. (approx 2 miles)
Kilnsey Park Website
Kilnsey Show
Held under the famous Kilnsey Crag, Kilnsey agricultural show offers dry stone walling, produce, handicrafts, horticulture, equestrian events, fell races and harness racing. Kilnsey is close to Grassington in Upper Wharfedale and the agricultural show is held every year at the end of August. (approx 2 miles)
Kilnsey Show Website
Parcevall Hall Gardens
Parcevall Hall Gardens are the only large gardens open to the public in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There is year round interest not only for the plantsman, but also for anyone who enjoys peace and tranquility in this natural setting. (approx 4 miles)
Parcevall Hall Gardens Website
Stump Cross Caverns
Stump Cross Caverns is one of Britain's premier show caves, located in Nidderdale on the border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Open 9am - 6pm 7 days a week. They hold special events throughout the year. From primary to university age, Stump Cross Caverns provide interesting and informative visits to the caves. (approx 5 miles)
Stump Cross Caverns Website
Billy Bob's Parlour Diner Play
Yorkshire Dales Icecream Farm makes a great family day out, near Skipton and Bolton Abbey, with breathtaking scenery, super free wooden play area for children and new undercover play area. There is great food on offer in American style diner with delicious icecream, made on the farm. (approx 6 miles)
Billy Bob's Parlour Diner Play Website
Gargrave Show
Gargrave Show is held in the grounds of Eshton Hall just outside of Gargrave and near Skipton. A great day out for all the family with farm animal, horticulture and handicrafts classes, as well as show jumping, fell running, sheep dog trials and family fun events. Held every year in August (approx 6 miles)
Gargrave Show Website
Malhamdale Show
Malham Show is held annually in the heart of beautiful Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales on August Bank Holiday Saturday. This popular country show has taken place for over 100 years and takes place beneath the back drop of Malham Cove. (approx 6 miles)
Malhamdale Show Website
Malham Cove
Malham Cove is a huge curving amphitheatre of limestone rock near Malham. It is popular for walkers, rock climbers and bird watchers with the RSPB manning a Peregrine viewpoint for part of the year. Nearby is Malham Tarn, a Site of Special Scientific Interest. (approx 6 miles)
Malham Cove Website
Gargrave Open Gardens
Gargrave Gardens (approx 7 miles)
Gargrave Open Gardens Website
Brimham Rocks, near Pateley Bridge
Brimham Rocks near Pateley Bridge Nidderdale offers beautiful walks and rock climbing amongst dramatic moorland rock formations. This is a precious wildlife habitat where you will find changes from season to season, with overwintering birds and bilberry season in autumn. (approx 7 miles)
Brimham Rocks, near Pateley Bridge Website
Skipton Castle
900 year old Skipton Castle is one of the best-preserved and most complete medieval castles in England, despite enduring a three-year siege in the Civil War. Built in 1090 by Robert de Romille, a Norman Baron and now owned by the Fattorini family. Open every day from 10am - 4pm (11am on Sunday). (approx 7 miles)
Skipton Castle Website
Bolton Abbey
Bolton Abbey is on the banks of the River Wharfe in acres of beautiful countryside. Explore the ruins of the Priory, wander along the woodland nature trails, stroll beside the river, visit the tea rooms and cafes, look around the village shops, or just relax in this romantic location. (approx 7 miles)
Bolton Abbey Website
Skipton Boat Trips
Britain's longest inland waterway finally opened in 1816 and remains largely unaltered to this day. On a Pennine Boat Trip you can enjoy the scenery as you travel slowly through the Pennines and Yorkshire Dales. (approx 7 miles)
Skipton Boat Trips Website
Hesketh Farm Park, Bolton Abbey
Bring your little ones to enjoy a great family day out at Hesketh Farm Park at Bolton Abbey near Skipton. There are plenty of farm animals to enjoy, pigs to brush, guinea pigs to groom, eggs to gather, tractors and go karts to ride. (approx 7 miles)
Hesketh Farm Park, Bolton Abbey Website
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway
Bolton Abbey Station has been lovingly re-created in the original Midland Railway style of the 1800s. They very regularly hold events on the railway, such as 'Winter Warmers' rides, Santa train rides, Faulty Towers' dining experience Mothers' Day, cream tea rides and many more. (approx 7 miles)
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway Website

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Sunnyside Cottage

in the heart of the village of Grassington