The Old Cobblers in Skipton

Welcome to The Old Cobblers. This charming, two bedroom property in the Yorkshire Dales is able to sleep up to four people and is located close to the River Wharfe.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x family room with 1 double and 1 children's bunk (suitable for children aged 12 and under). Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Utility. Sitting room with multi-fuel stove. Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, Wifi, TV, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books, games and DVDs. Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Roadside parking for 1 car. Enclosed courtyard garden with patio and furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 1 min walk. Note: This property is suitable for max. 4 people. Note: This property is not suitable children under 5 years old

Location

This stone built, detached cottage is situated in the centre of Burnsall village is close to the River Wharfe and the Dales Way. Finished to a high standard throughout, this cottage offers comfortable, well-equipped accommodation for up to four people and utilises a combination of modern furnishings and original features. The sitting room boasts exposed beams, Yorkshire stone flooring and a multi-fuel stove, lending the property a very cosy atmosphere. The lovely courtyard garden provides an excellent spot for al fresco dining or sunbathing whilst there is an award winning pub serving real ales and fabulous food just a short walk away.

Situated in Wharfedale, the village of Burnsall is set on a bend in the River Wharfe and is framed by the dramatic backdrop of Burnsall Fell. The 12th Century church is considered to be the oldest construction in the village whilst the school is thought to be one of the oldest in Britain. The traditional Dales bridge with its five stone arches is another interesting feature of the settlement and is one of the town's most renowned landmarks. The surrounding countryside features a number of walks through the area, making it a wonderful place to stay whilst exploring the Dales. Local amenities include a small shop selling sweets and ice-cream as well as various essential goods, a pub with hotel, and a tea-room. Nearby Grassington and Skipton offer a wider range of amenities and Burnsall's river 'beach' is just a few minutes walk away.

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?

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Reviews of The Old Cobblers

"This was the second time we have stayed at The Old Cobblers, it is a perfect cottage in a brilliant location. Burnsall is an excellent base from which to explore the Yorkshire Dales and The Old Cobblers is beautifully presented and has everything you could possibly want. We will return again and would never stay anywhere else in the Dales."

Reviewed by Mr Woodard on 21/05/2016

"Fabulous cottage, fabulous surroundings and lovely people!"

Reviewed by Mr Rockliffe on 07/07/2015

"Fabulous cottage, fabulous surroundings, lovely people!"

Reviewed by Mr Rockliffe on 07/07/2015

"The Old Cobblers cottage had lots of traditional character yet with all the modern amenities you could need. It's location in the centre of the picturesque village of Burnsall meant that you could forget the car for the weekend as everything you would like to visit was within easy walking distance."

Reviewed by Mr Hall on 02/06/2015

"A cosy pretty cottage, in a great location in a beautiful Yorkshire village."

Reviewed by Mrs Hoare on 09/05/2015

"Cottage had everything we needed and was in a great location."

Reviewed by Ms Taylor on 13/07/2014

"This is a lovely cottage just a few steps away from the river Wharf and even fewer steps to the excellent Red Lion Pub. Just a couple words of warning: the bedrooms are upstairs and the beds are a little small (doubles not queens). Still it is a cozy cottage with a fairly well stocked kitchen for cooking and dining. Good for four people but more would be too crowded. Very nice and accommodating owners. Wonderful hiking. Indeed, we walked back from Bolton Abbey."

Reviewed by JBSantaCruz on 30/05/2014

"Fantastic setting, fantastic scenery and friendly village people. Couldn't have asked for more, will definitely be going back!"

Reviewed by Miss Kendal on 23/05/2014

"Fell in love with the cottage and the wood burner, very cosy. The village area and the pub a few doors away are excellent. Will definitely be back. The owner was very friendly and welcoming."

Reviewed by Mrs Hodkin on 09/02/2014

"Comfortable cottage in a lovely village."

Reviewed by Mr Pannett on 08/07/2013

"Lovely country, cottage feel. Within about 30 seconds of a very good pub. Great walking in all directions particularly along the river to Grassington. Loved the fire and the owner left a nice bottle of wine."

Reviewed by Mr Mullin on 13/02/2013

"Quality of the accommodation was first rate could not find fault with it if we tried. Could not imagine it being a better experience."

Reviewed by Mr Gregg on 03/09/2012

"A very comfortable cottage in a beautiful setting. Would like to return."

Reviewed by Mr Oliver on 30/08/2012

"Picturesque village but not too far from 'civilisation'."

Reviewed by Ms Ball on 19/08/2012

"Everything you could possibly need in a superb location for walking, cycling and eating!"

Reviewed by Mr Bassett on 24/07/2012

"Excellent service. The owner called to see if we required any help. The house was very well furnished and comfortable. Burnsall is a charming village with a very good inn - The Red Lion! However, we hit a rainy period which interfered with our walking plans."

Reviewed by Richard Coombs on 02/07/2012

"Very well appointed,warm,extemely cosy in a super location for some scenic walks.A lovely part of the world will will return."

Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer on 16/04/2012

"The cottage is warm, welcoming and well appointed. It's situated in an idyllic location. "

Reviewed by Mr Higham on 19/02/2012

"Felt at home from the start. The cottage itsself had everything with real traditional warmth and atmosphere. It is an easy stroll to the pub, the teashop (and they're both fantastic) and one of the Dales outstanding landmarks. There are superb walks either along the river or up into the hills. Just the perfect retreat."

Reviewed by Chris and Tish on 11/12/2011

"The kitchen was well equipped and contained all those little bits and pieces you never expect to find in a holiday cottage. The whole cottage was beautifully furnished and represented excellent value for money. It was a genuinely relaxing place to spend a week, and rates as the best holiday cottage we have ever stayed in. We found ourselves referring to it as 'going home' at the end of each day out!"

Reviewed by Mr Sharman on 30/10/2011

"Of the many cottages we've stayed at this was the best-clean, comfortable and conveniently situated. It had all our needs, the shower was first-class, a nice deep bath and constant hot water, a well-equipped kitchen and comfortable sofas. We all felt very happy and comfortable. Given that the weather wasn't good, we still found plenty to do, witnessed the nearby river in full flow-an amazing spectacle - discovered two ace teashops nearby, enjoyed crossing the suspension bridge and had good walks and car tours. It was also a plus to stroll round to the pub on the first night for a meal and a pint."

Reviewed by 0 0 on 16/10/2011

"This was the best holiday cottage we've ever stayed in. We were warm, cosy, comfortable and the location was absolutely perfect. The owner very kindly provided us with clean bedding and towels after the first week and we had everything we required. I have already recommended this cottage to friends."

Reviewed by Mrs Ouvry on 19/09/2011

"Super cottage in a fabulous location."

Reviewed by Mrs Littler on 17/07/2011

"You cannot fault the area around Burnsall and that counts for a great deal. The cottage was very cosy and welcoming and the owner was very accommodating. The peace and quiet of the rural setting was just what the doctor ordered!"

Reviewed by Mrs Tennant on 27/06/2011

"Peaceful village, beautiful scenery. Excellent places to walk and eat!"

Reviewed by Mr Court on 13/06/2011

"The property was beautifully situated in Wharfedale and the location was very scenic. "

Reviewed by Mr Cook on 24/05/2011

"The cottage was in a lovely village close to good amenities and fabulous walks. The cottage was well equipped with lots of little extras provided. I thought the close proximity to the road may be a problem but it wasn't. It was very peaceful at night and we had a lovely time there."

Reviewed by Ms Fabian on 26/04/2011

"Lovely cottage - wine and milk in the fridge was a lovely touch and made us feel at home - could have a cup of tea straight away! Overall a fantastic stay! "

Reviewed by Mrs Westmoreland on 15/11/2010

"A wonderful cottage (very comfy beds) in a beautiful and peaceful location. Hesketh Farm for children is a must - we loved brushing the pigs!"

Reviewed by Mrs Luke on 17/09/2010

"We chose the area because of its position for walkers, the Wharfdale area is ideal for this. The owners called to see us which was good."

Reviewed by Mr Rimell on 03/06/2010

"We loved it! The cottage was very well equipped and very welcoming. Wine and milk in the fridge was a nice touch. "

Reviewed by Mr & Mrs Raynor on 14/04/2010

"The Old Cobblers was great. We absolutely loved it. The standard of the accommodation was excellent. The village of Burnsall is very pretty and is perfect for access to all parts of the Yorkshire Dales. I will certainly recommend the old cobblers to friends and family and if we ever go back to the Yorkshire Dales we would certainly stay at the Old Cobblers again."

Reviewed by Mr Norris on 13/04/2010

"I loved the location, right in the heart of the Dales but with access to a shop and a pub/restaurant."

Reviewed by Mrs Pimentel on 23/02/2010

"We had a lovely holiday. The cottage was well equipped, cosy and comfortable and had plenty of room for a family of 4. There were some nice extra touches like DVDs, books, a huge box of Lego and some basic provisions in the cupboards which always makes life easier when you arrive. The location is fantastic, right in the middle of Burnsall within a stone's throw of the Red Lion pub, the tea room and village shop. Our only small gripe was the parking situation as it wasn't the easiest thing to load and unload two children from the car to the house and maybe that should be made clearer in the house details, but that is the only thing that wasn't lovely. We would definitely consider going back."

Reviewed by A FlipKey verified reviewer on 08/12/2009

"Comfortable furnished. All gadgets you could need. Log burning stove with generous starter pack. The underfloor heating was wonderful. Pub with good food about 100 yards away with shop even nearer. Butcher round corner. Plenty of excellent walking. Will definitely go again."

Reviewed by Scottish walker on 08/12/2009

"Liked the location of the cottage, which was clean and cosy, and enabled a relaxing break."

Reviewed by Mr Sylvester on 16/11/2009

"Cosy cottage, perfectly positioned for walking in Wharfedale. Good food and beer in the Red Lion, only 2 minutes walk from the cottage."

Reviewed by Mr & Mrs Beattie on 27/10/2009

"The location is excellent, with lots of places to visit close by and a good selection of restaurants and pubs to choose from. We enjoyed the multi fuel burner, particularly as the grandchildren had not experienced a coal fire before! The courtyard is very private, not overlooked from anywhere, was very nice to sit in on the odd occasion the weather permitted. The peaceful atmosphere was most invigorating. "

Reviewed by Mr & Mrs Rodgers on 10/09/2009

"The position was excellent. The cottage was comfortable and we wished we had booked two weeks there. "

Reviewed by Mr Brown on 30/08/2009

"Very good cottage with everything we needed at hand. Local pubs very good with good food. Plenty to do in the area."

Reviewed by Mr Smith on 04/08/2009

"Location, comfort, heating at no extra cost."

Reviewed by Mrs Manktelow on 03/08/2009

"Nice cottage to come home to."

Reviewed by Mr Batson on 21/07/2009

"Very nice cottage, well looked after. "

Reviewed by Mrs Watwood on 10/07/2009

"An excellent cottage to have a rest in. Plenty of places to walk."

Reviewed by Dr Warsop on 11/06/2009

"The property and the village of Burnsall were ideal. The cottage was of a very high standard. Even the weather was good!!!! "

Reviewed by Mrs Horne on 14/04/2009

"Lovely cottage and the extra touches appreciated (toiletries, wine etc!)."

Reviewed by Mrs Gibson on 30/03/2009

"The cottage was really lovely. Very clean, comfortable, well-equipped and cosy. We particularly liked the DVDs and box of Lego which kept our sons entertained and us able to sit down and relax for a while! The location is fantastic with pubs, shop, tea rooms all within walking distance as well as fabulous countryside. "

Reviewed by Ms Crow on 27/10/2008

"The cottage was more than we expected it to be, it had everything that we could have asked for. The owners were very accommodating and were proud to let the cottage to other people and rightly so! All the pubs in the surrounding area had extremely good beer and food and were always very friendly, despite us having two babies with us."

Reviewed by Mrs Snow on 16/10/2008

"Burnsall and Wharfedale are beautiful and cottage is close to the river with beautiful walks from the door. Cottage was very quaint, warm and comfortable. Wine and milk left for us were a nice gesture."

Reviewed by Ms Hunter on 11/10/2008

"We thought that the provision of milk and wine on arrival was a nice touch. The highchair and cot were already in place. We liked the shower in the property. We liked the provision of wood to have a fire on the woodburner. "

Reviewed by Mrs Davey on 17/09/2008

"Location was superb, near the river for relaxing and paddling with the kids. Property was homely and comfortable. Property owner left lots of nice extras, such as wine and milk, toiletries, games, DVD's, kids toys...."

Reviewed by Mr Wyatt on 22/07/2008

"Lovely cottage, nicely decorated, in a beautiful dales village."

Reviewed by Mr Wilkinson on 08/07/2008

"A repeat visit for ourselves, great position in the Dales for outdoor activities, Bursall is a very pretty village with a great pub literally 2 mins walk away and the house is furnished to a good standard - a real home from home."

Reviewed by Miss Evans on 30/05/2008

"Lovely location for walking, well stokced local shop. Overall excellent Cottage!"

Reviewed by Mr & Mrs Hepton on 18/04/2008

"We loved the location of the cottage and the ambience. The owners went out of their way with small touches, like a pint of milk and a bottle of wine in the fridge when we arrived. "

Reviewed by Mr Court on 20/02/2008

"Burnsall is a lovely peaceful village with a well stocked local store and an excellent pub serving fantastic meals. The cottage is very nicely decorated and the welcome pack received was a very nice touch. We immediately felt at home and would definitely recommend to family/friends."

Reviewed by Miss Evans on 02/01/2008

"We had a great time as we know the area. The cottage was very comfortable. Everything possible was provided for both comfort as well as entertainment. The kitchen was a pleasure to work in. Storage room was excellent. The bathroom/ shower was excellent and everything was easy to manage. The bedrooms were capacious and comfortable and pleasantly warm. There were no additional charges for power etc. We would recommend this cottage to all of our friends. To top it all we enjoyed beautiful weather. Thank you for a lovely holiday. "

Reviewed by Mrs Marriott on 13/08/2007