The Garden House is a comfortable, peaceful holiday home in the heart of the village of Giggleswick. The cottage is a short walk from two village pubs and the small market town of Settle. Settle provides amenities from pubs and cafes to supermarkets and shops. There is also a thriving theatre with events every week and, of course, Settle Station has regular trains to north on the World famous Settle to Carlisle Railway. Conveniently positioned near local amenities and enveloped by a wealth of natural hotspots, the cottage is ideal for a trip away with friends, sleeping up to four guests. The cottage is ideally located to walk and explore the Three Peaks, Malham Cove and the Yorkshire Dales. It is also less than an hours drive from The Lake District National Park. On approach to the stone-fronted property, be welcomed by off-road parking for two cars, followed by a cottage-style wrap-around garden, complete with colourful beds of flowers, bistro furniture and a charming summerhouse; the perfect setting for a morning coffee or an evening catch up. Entering the kitchen/diner, well-stocked for a self-catering break, plan the days ahead from the contemporary dining table, or gather around for a home cooked meal. Venturing through to the stylish sitting room, feel at home as you relax on the sofa, flick on the TV, and curl up in front of the electric fire, before heading beyond the cloakroom and up the stairs for the night. Retreat to spacious and inviting bedrooms, including a king size with plenty of storage,a double with its own en-suite shower room and a small double, and a bathroom to accommodate your party. A short stroll from the property will bring you to an array of amenities, owned by many locals, offering a true portrait of Settle and its welcoming community; head towards the centre to reach several restaurants, pubs, and the weekly Tuesday market, trading local produce, arts, and crafts. Encompassed by nature, spend your days at the stunning Scaleber Force Waterfall, immerse yourself within Victoria Cave and its 1837 heritage, or explore the hills of Warrendale Knots. For avid walkers, there are several different favoured routes, leading you to the beautiful woodlands and lakes of Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail, and Janet's Foss. The village of Giggleswick has a 9 - hole golf course that welcomes guest players. With tourism at the core of the village, enrich your knowledge of the area by strolling around Skipton Castle, by visiting the tourist attraction of Springs Canal Skipton or by discovering Malham Cove, formed over 12,000 years ago. Acting as a home-away-from-home, stay at The Garden House in North Yorkshire.

Settle is a thriving market town on the outskirts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, set against the UK's greatest outcrop of limestone - an area of scars, cliffs, caverns, and potholes - and some of North Yorkshire's most attractive landscape. Tuesday is market day in Settle, with vendors selling a wide range of crafts and items in the square. The Shambles, an old three-story building with stores on two floors and houses above, and the Town Hall dominate the market area, which is bordered by local businesses. There are a number of restaurants and pubs, as well as a public pool. Throughout the year, the Victoria Hall hosts entertainment and other activities such as folk nights.

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