8430495, Intake Cottage, North Yorkshire

Yorkshire Dales. Sleeps up to 4

Welcome to Intake Cottage and Swallows Byre in Swaledale.

Intake Cottage is beautifully situated between the villages of Low Row and Gunnerside in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. A classic example of an 18th Century Dales country cottage and part of an original farmhouse. It was originally used by the current owners as a World War II retreat. Since then the Kent’s have been refurbishing and maintaining, holidaying and letting Intake Cottage for over 35 years.



Intake Cottage is south facing and has a lovely country garden that enjoys panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dale and the river Swale (old English for ‘the wild one’) running a stone throws away. Swaledale is renowned for its wild flower meadows, sheep, dry stone walls, hay and cattle barns, lead-mining ruins and its fast flowing river.

Cottage Overview

Intake Cottage is an ideal location for walking, cycling, sightseeing, trout fishing, painting or just relaxing.

Located 1 mile west of Low Row en route of the 2014 first stage of the Tour de France
Off road parking for 1 car
Terrace, garden, summerhouse, barbeque
2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin; Linen provided
Living/dining: open fire (coal provided), TV, blue ray DVD,
Kitchen: cooker, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, microwave
Bathroom: electric shower over bath, shaving point, heated towel rail, wall heater; Towels provided ,
Self-contained Annex available, “Swallows Byre”
Free WiFi available
Sorry No Pets & No Smoking.

Children must be over 5 years of age.

Living Room/Dining Room

Intake Cottage is an archetypal country cottage oozing character from the beamed ceiling, flag stone floors and 18th Century cast iron fire place. It’s appropriately furnished throughout with a mixture of antiques and quality soft furnishings providing a home from home feeling, perfect for relaxing in front of the fire.

Kitchen

The renovated shaker style kitchen is a country cooks treat with traditional Belfast sink and original stone pantry shelves.

Bedrooms:

Master Bedroom

The Master bedroom has wonderful views across the Dale and contains a double bed, wardrobe and dressing table.

Second Bedroom

The second bedroom also has glorious south facing views and is approached through the Master bedroom and has a 3ft single bed with pull out underneath, wardrobe and chest of drawers.

All bedding is provided along with towels and tea towels. Electric blankets are available for winter months. The cottage has full electricity and provides coal for the open fire.



Bathroom

Small, well equipped and just off the Master bedroom.



Outside

At the front of the cottage is a raised south-facing garden overlooking a wild flower meadow down to the river Swale. A patio terrace with garden furniture and barbeque is ideal for alfresco dining should the weather permit. If not, there is our so called ‘Hobby’ (summerhouse) in which to sit, ideal for watching all the wildlife or reading away from any blustery weather.

Swallows Byre

Situated over the garden wall to the west of Intake Cottage, Swallows Byre retains the same beautiful south facing views. This conversion incorporates the best of old and new design using the compact space with maximum natural light encompassing quality tasteful furnishings and having central heating.

Living Room/Dining Room - 1st Floor

Double aspect South and West facing, leading out onto a roof terrace - making the most of the fantastic views.

Oak flooring
Wood burning stove
Quality soft furnishings
TV ,blue ray DVD,

Ground Floor, Bedroom

Double aspect S/W
Antique double bed
Dressing table, Wardrobe and Chest of drawers
Oak flooring
Central heating

Bathroom

Roll top bath with hand held shower head.
Heated towel rail
Razor point
Stone floor heated

Kitchenette

Belfast sink
Washing machine
Electric cooker
Small fridge freezer
Toaster
Microwave
Stone floor heated

Outside

Garden and Summer House
Barbecue

Located in Richmond, this cottage is in a rural area and on a river. Swaledale Museum and Stef Ottevanger Sculptures are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Bolton Castle and Middleham Castle. Luke Searle Golf Simulator and The Forbidden Corner are also worth visiting.