Cottage holiday rentals in Hebden Bridge

Molly's Cottage

The cottage is in a superb setting on a south facing hillside with panoramic views across miles of fine Yorkshire countryside. It is approximately two miles from the centre of vibrant Hebden Bridge where there is an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, coffee bars, art décor cinema, theatre and markets. The cottage has been recently refurbished retaining many original features but with all the modern comforts inc a fully fitted kitchen, underfloor heating and a wood burning stove.

Seamstress Cottage Ripponden

Come and discover all Yorkshire has to offer in this beautifully renovated cottage with magnificent views over the countryside made famous by ‘Gentleman Jack’ and 'Happy Valley'. This stunning stone built mid-terraced over dwelling cottage can be found a short walk from the desirable West Yorkshire village of Ripponden and is full of traditional character and charm. Situated just 15 mins drive from The Piece Hall, Halifax and only 20 mins drive from popular visitor destination, Hebden Bridge.

Characterful one bed property above Hebden Bridge

The ground floor accommodation is extremely stylishly appointed with a large, open-plan living/dining room which features Jacobean-style painted wall panelling as a stunning backdrop. Stone mullion windows, beamed ceilings, oak floors and doors lend a sense of rustic charm to the fabric of the building and yet there is every modern amenity. There is access to wooded and landscaped gardens with long-reaching views of the surrounding countryside and a private area to sit and enjoy the location.

Hebden Bridge, Souter Farm Cottage, valley views

The cottage is in an elevated position 20 minutes walk away from Hebden Bridge. Southfacing, the light and views are fantastic. There’s a regular bus service to the end of the lane from Hebden Bridge. A friendly local’s pub nearby serves good food and fine ales. There are numerous nature filled walks from the cottage, where you encounter few other walkers. If you want to ‘get away from it all’ but also have easy access to a lovely town with excellent amenities this is the place for you.

Unique riverside home on the canal & Pennine Way

"Our small riverside terraced cottage boasts an idyllic view across the River Calder and Rochdale canal and up onto the wooded valley sides. Built in 1860 for workers at the nearby cotton mill, this home has many period and original features. Whether you are cooking in the kitchen, relaxing in front of the wood burning stove, laying in bed or luxuriating in the gorgeous feature bath, there is a stunning view to be seen from every window. If you are lucky you may see an otter or mink swim by.

Springhead Cottage in ancient Happy Valley village

CHARMING semi detached cottage with pretty private garden in the historic village of Heptonstall. Situated on the hillside above the beautiful Calder Valley town of Hebden Bridge made famous by Sally Wainwright’s Happy Valley and Riot Women. Comfortably furnished and fully equipped. Located near the centre of the village with free on street parking nearby. I love vintage decor so the cottage is decorated in this style in keeping with its age and character. Modern minimalism isn’t my style!

The Well House Boutique Cottage. Hebden Bridge

A detached one bedroom grade 2 listed cottage with Secret Tunnel. Tea, coffee, milk and biscuits provided. The House is on two floors with a kitchen & dining area on the ground Upstairs, lounge with work desk / make up mirror, seating area for up to 4 people. There is a Smart TV and a Bluetooth Speaker. The Bedroom includes a king-size bed wardrobe and smart TV. Less than 5 minutes walk to town and the train station. Search YouTube for The Well House for a video. Checkout 10:30am

Cosy Dogfriendly Weavers Cottage nr Hebden Bridge

A traditional weavers cottage in the hill top village of Midgley overlooking the Calder Valley. An ideal location for hill walking, fell running, cycling or just relaxing in a beautiful setting. A short walk away from Midgley Moor with it's historic standing stones and burial chambers, or a short distance from Hebden Bridge with it's independent shops, cafe's and restaurants. Ideal for a weekend away in a traditional Yorkshire Stone cottage with mullion windows. Well behaved dog welcome.

Peaceful Cottage with log fire and valley view

A peaceful magic you will enjoy. Perfect for couples looking for a unique romantic stay, walking holiday or cosy retreat. This grade II listed weavers cottage (under-dwelling) is located within immediate walking distance of Hebden Bridge centre and all its amenities. The living room/bedroom area has a fully restored historic fireplace, stone feature walls, Bohemian decor, library and great valley view. Newly installed modern washroom with shower and a separate kitchen.

Cosy Cottage for the freedom in Hebden Bridge

Enjoy this Happy Valley in Yorkshire at the peaceful Hygge Cottage . It's only 5 minutes walk down into town where you'll find bars, restaurants and cafes. Sit outside in the square and enjoy a locally brewed beer. Hygge Cottage is a cosy and romantic getaway close to the hills and dales, rivers and woodlands of the Calder Valley. It has everything you'll need with a modern well equipped kitchen and wet room style bathroom. Modern, but with original features.

Mayroyd Mill Hse Large and peaceful-central Hebden

Spacious 4 bedroom house, with 2 bathrooms, 2 sitting rooms and large kitchen. Established garden with patio to enjoy the fresh air and parking for up to 4 cars. We are a short walk from the town centre where there are independent shops and great cafes and for the cyclists we are on National Cycle Route 66. It is ridiculously close to the railway station (2 minutes) and got bus links to Halifax and Haworth. Perfect for holidays, cycling or walking breaks.

Swanfold

No. 2 Swanfold is a Grade II listed stone cottage full of charm and character, with many original period features, set in a delightful cobbled courtyard in the historic conservation village of Heptonstall, near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. The cottage is thought to date back to the 17th century and is believed to have been part of a Public House and Inn called The Swan, the only house in the fold to have a cellar presumably for the storage of beer.