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West Yorkshire is a vibrant metropolitan county in England known for its rich industrial heritage, historic landmarks, cultural attractions, and natural landscapes including moors and valleys.
Old Jail View is a charming two-bedroom cottage located in the heart of Holmfirth, offering a ground-floor, open-plan living accommodation with a garden area, and situated close to local heritage sites, shops, and the Peak District National Park.
A self-contained holiday property converted from the vestry of a historic chapel in the village of Denby Dale, offering a cosy and peaceful retreat for two guests with scenic surroundings and private parking.
A converted former dairy at the edge of the Peak Park in the village of Delph, offering a peaceful and homely rural retreat with private parking and access to a shared courtyard and patio.
Cross Keys Cottage is a historic Grade II listed early 19th-century building in Skipton, blending period charm with modern luxury in a rural setting, featuring stylish interiors and a welcoming space for one pet.
A Grade II listed former toll house in a picturesque Pennine village, offering a homely and uniquely historic stay surrounded by West Yorkshire countryside near Hebden Bridge with local pubs and shops nearby.
Hodroyd Hall is a grade II listed historic private country house set in the hamlet of Felkirk, West Yorkshire, surrounded by scenic countryside and gardens, offering a unique and traditional family retreat with historical significance.
AppleShine Cottage is a Grade II listed 17th-century barn set in a peaceful Yorkshire valley with stunning 360-degree countryside views and a rural village location near Almondbury.
This restored stone-built ex-mill cottage in Saltaire offers a mix of historic charm and modern comfort in a scenic village setting with three bedrooms sleeping five guests.
Ginny’s Cottage is a cosy, homely retreat in the historic village of Haworth, offering a laid-back atmosphere near literary and countryside attractions.
Ted's House is a spacious, historic end of terrace house in the town of Mytholmroyd, known as the childhood home of poet Ted Hughes, set in a scenic countryside area ideal for families and literary enthusiasts.
This cosy end-terrace cottage in Skipton features traditional beams and canal views with two bedrooms and an open plan living space, set close to the town centre and historic landmarks.
This charming 17th-century cottage in a peaceful moorland setting offers panoramic views and a homely country retreat atmosphere, situated near scenic countryside and walking opportunities.