Swallows Nest is a surprisingly spacious extended 19th Century former lead miners cottage, situated at the end of a terrace of such cottages, enjoying a very peaceful setting on the edge of the village. The cottage has been extensively renovated and refurbished to a high standard, and retains much of its original character, with fully beamed ceilings downstairs, exposed stonework, an inglenook-style fireplace in the lounge and double-glazing throughout. There are solid oak floors downstairs and some low doorways, making this an interesting property which has been pleasantly decorated and very well equipped.

The cottage has full oil-fired central heating and all fuel and power is provided and included.

Also provided are: WiFi Broadband, towels, bed linen, tea towels, iron and ironing board, and a small selection of games, books, maps, DVDs, and hair dryers in all bedrooms.  DAB radios with iPod ports in two bedrooms. DAB/Internet radio, Dishwasher, Freezer, Washer/Dryer, Microwave, and a really useful drying room!

We are sure you will find the cottage welcoming, cosy, comfortable, and a peaceful place to unwind and relax.

Hebden is an attractive little village within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with a well-stocked shop-Post Office (200 yds) and The Clarendon (300 yds), offering fine food and real ale. There are also the recently opened and very popular Hebden Tea Rooms in the old School.  It is conveniently situated just two miles from bustling Grassington, which offers all manner of shops and good eating places, and is building a reputation for itself as a centre for the arts. 

Skipton, offering numerous attractions and large supermarkets, is ten miles away. There are many beautiful walks in all directions from Swallows Nest without having to take the car: riverside walks to Burnsall or to Grassington, or following Hebden Beck up to the hills, which are littered with the remnants of the 19th century lead mining industry.