Property Description
This modern townhouse is in the village of Cowling, 7 miles from Skipton and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms.
Over four floors. Five bedrooms: 2 x second floor super king-size double (zip/link, can be twin on request), 1 x first floor super-king size double (zip/link, can be twin on request), 1 x second floor single, 1 x ground floor family room with 1 king-size double and 1 single with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Second floor bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC. Lower ground floor open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Lower ground floor utility with basin and WC. First floor sitting room.
S73233 is a modern townhouse set over four floors in the village of Cowling, 7 miles from Skipton and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms. There are three super king-size doubles, (zip/link can be made into twins on request), a family room with one king-size bed and one single with en-suite facilities and a single bedroom. There is a family bathroom on the second floor and also a further basin and WC on the lower ground floor. The open plan living area features a spacious kitchen, dining table and sitting area. There is also a separate sitting room on the first floor. Outside there is off road parking for two cars, as well as roadside parking and a garden with decking, hot tub, furniture and barbecue. S73233 is ideal for large families and groups wanting to enjoy what this stunning local area has to offer.
From heather-clad moors and limestone scars, to market towns and the steady pace of country life – the sublime Dales await you! Where else in Britain is it as satisfying to sit and do nothing as it is to explore the numerous pursuits on offer?
The ancient village of Cowling sits across a hillside in the Pennine Hills, just seven miles from the market town of Skipton. A thriving village, built along a main high street with stone-built, terraced houses set alongside the mills of a bygone age. The village was once sparsely populated, the bulk of the population living in Ickornshaw and Middleton, and before that on Cowling Hill, close to water sources they depended on, and the main roads of the day – now used as back roads by locals to avoid the modern day traffic. In the early days, agriculture was the main occupation, with corn being grown and ground within the village. When canal transport boomed, corn became cheaper to buy from elsewhere and so the mills in Cowling turned from grinding corn to weaving during the Industrial Revolution. The village inn was once part of a farmhouse on Cowling Hill, but was sold as changes to the structure of the village began. The son of the landlord later opened the Bay Horse Hotel on the new road, which still stands as a main feature of village life.
