Welcome to 1 Swallowholm Cottage, a charming Grade II listed holiday home nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Arkengarthdale, just four miles from Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This beautifully restored stone-built cottage offers the perfect blend of traditional character and modern comfort, making it an idyllic getaway for up to four guests and their four-legged friend (one well-behaved dog welcome). An outdoor enthusiast’s dream, the cottage is surrounded by breathtaking countryside, with footpaths and cycle routes accessible straight from the door, making it the perfect base for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers.
1 Swallowholm Cottage retains its rustic charm while offering everything you need for a relaxing countryside escape:
Thoughtful Touches for a Relaxing Stay
Lovingly renovated, this delightful cottage has been designed with your comfort in mind:
With cosy underfloor-heated stone floors, 1 Swallowholm Cottage keeps your dog’s belly warm and comfy after a day’s adventure. Enjoy scenic walks straight from the doorstep, with Arkle Beck close by—perfect for paddling paws on warmer days. After exploring, relax together at the nearby CB Inn, a friendly dog-friendly pub ideal for unwinding with a drink and good company.
Perfectly located for those who love the great outdoors, the cottage provides direct access to scenic footpaths and cycle routes:
Why We Love 1 Swallowholm Cottage
Living area – open plan kitchen / diner/ living room with TV, Freesat, DVD player, CD player. Multifuel Stove, WiFi
Double bedroom – double bed, French doors leading to the gravelled patio
Family bathroom – bath with shower over, heated towel rail, basin, w.c.
Zip and link bed – Super king or twin beds, ensuite shower room with walk in shower, heated towel rail, basin, w.c.
About 100 metres there is private off-road parking within the grounds of Swallows Holm Cottages for 1 car. This area is shared between the 1 Swallows Holm and the 5 neighbouring cottages which are also holiday cottages.
Multi Fuel stove, initial supply of fuel for the stove (more fuel can be purchased in Reeth). TV, FreeSat, DVD player, C D Player, Free Wifi. Electric cooker and ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge, small freezer in external shed, kettle, microwave, slow cooker, steamer, toaster, cafetiere. Washer Dryer. Electric central heating (including underfloor heating on ground floor). Off road parking for 1 car. Electric included in the rental charge. 1 well behaved dog welcome. All towels, bed and kitchen linen included in the rental charge. No Smoking. Please note: children are welcome but there is no cot or high chair provided, please bring this if required.
Immerse yourself in the serenity of the Yorkshire Dales at 1 Swallowholm Cottages. With its idyllic location, historic charm, and modern amenities, it’s the perfect base for exploring or simply relaxing. Click ‘Book Now’ to reserve your stay!
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