Enjoying a countryside position in West Yorkshire is this historic, detached property, The Stone Masons House. Nestled in a valley just a short walk from the Pennine villages of Oakworth and Haworth. This large holiday accommodation enjoys three floors of contemporary elegance and is an excellent find for families and friends to come together to explore this picturesque part of the country. Soak up the views of worth valley, made famous by the filming of the classic 1970 film, The Railway Children before entering your home for the duration of your getaway. Enter into the lower-ground-floor of the property, where a sleek kitchen awaits, where you can look forward to showing off your culinary skills, whilst making the most of the quality appliances, including a dishwasher to offer a helping hand. Completing the lower-ground-floor is a utility room with a washing machine and a cloakroom, boasting a basin and WC. Once your home-cooked meal is ready you can choose to enjoy it at the large kitchen table or ascend to the dining room above.The dining table when not in use can be turned into a pool table. Relax and unwind into your evening within the sitting room, which enjoys a seamless blend of character and contemporary, with a wood burning stove within the original fireplace complementing the plush L-shape sofa and the leather couch to view the smart tech TV for the evenings entertainment. Once the evening has drawn to a close, make your way to the first-floor, where the sleeping quarters are awaiting, each one enjoying a refreshing colour palette, their own on-suite bathrooms and smart TVs, perfect for the lazy Sunday mornings. Choose between king-size bedrooms and a twin bedroom, which has zip/link features so that you can alter the arrangement to suit the needs of your group. Continuing to impress is the enclosed garden, where you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dinning before dipping into the bubbling hot tub, where you can soak up the views and catch a glimpse of the the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.

Immerse yourself in your surroundings further by taking a stroll into Haworth where you will find a plethora of places to eat and drink, brows the many shops and galleries as well as a selection of shops for picking up the essentials. Take some time to visit the home of the famous Bronte sisters or take a walk along the moorland, which inspired many of the books and visit the cascading Bronte Waterfalls Soak up the scenery further by taking a journey on the 5-mile-long heritage railway line in the worth valley, which runs from Keighley to Oxenhope or travel further afield to go walking in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Other attractions within the area includes the National Trust property of East Riddlesden Hall, interesting Singing Ringing Tree or catch the train to spend the day in the city of Manchester or Leeds. The Stone Masons House promises to be a wonderful retreat as you explore this wonderful part of West Yorkshire.

Oakworth is a village in West Yorkshire,resting just two miles away from Haworth and ten miles away from Skipton. Overlooking the Worth Valley, this small Pennine village comes with all the amenities you could need and makes a great base for touring West Yorkshire. Nearby Haworth was home to the famous Bronte sisters and the Worth Valley Railway, an authentic steam railway brought to prominence in the film The Railway Children.

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