Set on the hillside in the peaceful village of Low Row, Moorview is a stunning Dales holiday cottage in Swaledale, offering panoramic views across the valley and just a short stroll from the village pub. Full of character and comfort, this 330-year-old grade II listed cottage blends traditional charm with modern touches to create a truly special place to stay.
Whether you’re relaxing in front of the large multi-fuel stove or gazing out from the garden room, this Swaledale holiday cottage is designed to make you feel at home from the moment you arrive.
What Makes Moorview a Standout Stay in the Dales
From its charming period features to its breathtaking views and modern comforts, Moorview offers everything you need for a memorable break in Swaledale. Here’s what you can look forward to when staying at this special Dales holiday cottage:
Explore Swaledale and Beyond
With walking trails right from the front door, Moorview is an ideal base for discovering Swaledale on foot, by bike, or car. From gentle riverside strolls to more challenging fell walks, the local landscape offers something for every pace.
Moorview is a wonderful choice for those seeking a relaxing and memorable Swaledale holiday cottage experience, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and rich local culture.
Living room and kitchen / diner.
Master double bedroom with king size bed and en-suite shower room with under floor heating, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Two twin bedrooms. Family bathroom with shower over bath, basin, WC and heated towel rail. Garden room.
Garden and BBQ area to the rear. Enclosed patio area to the front. Secure bike storage.
Electric oven and induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, radio, iron and ironing board, cafetiere. A mobile telephone on EE for emergency use and free Wi-Fi. Flat screen television with Freeview, DVD player with DVD library and iPod dock. Garden and Patio with garden furniture and BBQ area. Disposable BBQ. Bike storage in outhouse. Travel cot and high chair. Multi-fuel stove with initial supply of fuel. Electric central heating. Sorry no pets. All bed and kitchen linen, towels, electric and initial supply of fuel for the fire is included in the rental price.
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The Coast to Coast walk passes very close by the village but for those that are not so keen on such a challenge, there are many less strenuous walks in the area. For example, there is a beautiful walk that takes you nearly all the way to Grinton on the banks of the River Swale at the foot of the valley. Whilst you stroll along the river bank you can take in the stunning views of the rolling hills either side of you, which is stunning on a summers day! ...
Find out more about this locationThe history of Reeth dates way back to the 18th Century, where it used to be the capital of the lead mining industry and a local centre for hand knitting, with a population of 1,460. However, the area has evolved into the centre of the beautiful farming community that we see today. At the heart of Reeth is a triangular green, surrounded by the local community, pubs, teas rooms, restaurant and gift shops. Beyond the immediate surrounds the village is overlooked by the stunning fells of Fremington Edge and Calver Hill which we can guarantee will provide a stunning backdrop to your visit. ...
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Barbara –
Lovely cosy cottage in a beautiful setting Spotlessly clean Very comfortable beds Great pub next door too serving very good food which is a bonus
Alison –
Fantastic location. Walks and good pub on your doorstep. Cottage has everything you need and more. Nice touches; welcome hamper, maps, bird food etc.
Sue –
Well equipped comfortable cottage, set in excellent position, with stunning view from bench in front garden. Punch Bowl pub within walking distance worth a visit for evening meal. Garden room at rear good to sit in and bird watch
Jacqueline –
This is an excellent, comfortable and spacious cottage full of character and charm, totally in keeping with an idyllic location halfway up the hillside of a valley in beautiful Swaledale. It is an ideal base for walkers of all abilities with plenty of countryside, coffee shops, and quaint, unspoiled Yorkshire villages and towns to explore. The books, board games and video collection also provide evening entertainment after a day’s activities. The garden room at the top was a delightful bonus