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 FELLSIDE COTTAGE
Appletreewick,
Near Grassington and Skipton,
North Yorkshire
BD23 6DB
Sleeps: 6 +cot.
1 well behaved dog welcome.
Prices £200 - £450 pw.
For further details please contact:
Liz Bennett
Tel: 0161 773 0585
Mobile: 07910 261419
    
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Appletreewick is a picturesque village in Wharfedale. It is situated between village of Grassington and the bustling market town of Skipton. Appletreewick village boasts 2 award winning traditional pubs, both of which serve food and traditional ales. There is an abundance of excellent walking and cycling from the door and easy access to the river Wharfe, which in summer makes for fantastic 'beach' style paddling and picnic area. The many scenic walks from the door include the Dales Way following the banks of the River Wharfe as well as Simon's Seat, the valley of desolation, Troller's Gill and Strid Wood at Bolton Abbey.  
Fellside
The cottage isstone built and set well back from the road with large gardens to front and rear. It has an elevated position and a small south facing conservatory with beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. With little to disturb the peace and quiet, Fellside makes an ideal base for a relaxing Dales holiday.
 
 Accommodation: - Living room with open fire and views of the village.
- Small south facing conservatory with views across the Dale.
- Newly refitted kitchen.
- Dining room.
- Double bed room with views across the Dale.
- Twin bed room with fell view.
- Bunk bed room.
- Bathroom with toilet, bath and shower.
Facilities: - Open fire, coal and wood included.
- Central heating.
- Off road parking for 3 cars.
- Linen included.
- No extra charge for well behaved pet.
- TV with Sky free to view, DVD.
- Garden furniture and patio.
Locally: - 2 traditional award winning pubs in the village serving food. One pub has a CAMRA award for its speciality beers, the other Craven Arms is a 16th Century inn, with stone flagged floors, real log fires and oak beams. It was a finalist in the 2007 Yorkshire Pub of the Year.
- River Wharfe for picnicking, walking and swimming.
- A great variety of walking available from the door.
- Fantastic road cycling and mountain biking.
- Skipton with castle, market, swimming pool and golf.
- Delightful Dales villages Burnsall and Grassington.
- Fishing.
- Horse riding.
- There is an abundance of places to visit and things to do to suit all ages and energy levels. Children enjoy a walk to the river to feed the ducks, Hesketh Farm, Embsay Steam Railway, childrenís fishing, pony trekking, scrambling up the gorge at Trollerís Gill, swimming in the river, playing on the rocks.
- Two World Heritage sites which are worthy of a visit - the National Trust property of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Gardens and the industrial village of Saltaire with Salts Mill and the David Hockney art gallery.
- Other local attractions include Stump Cross Caverns - a set of beautiful show caves, Parcevall Hall Gardens. with many unusual plants and shrubs collected from as far afield as China and Bolton Abbey which forms part of the Duke of Devonshire's estate.
- Visits slightly further a field include York, Harrogate, Nidderdale, Malham Cove.
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