This tastefully renovated grade 2 listed property is conveniently located at the start of the Yorkshire 3 peaks walk. It offers excellent self-catering accommodation for 1 or 2 guests for between 2 and 14 nights in the beautiful Ribblesdale Valley between the 3 peaks of Ingleborough, Whernside and Pen-y-Ghent.
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales ‘Three Peaks’ country, perfect for hill walks and railway trips.
Great views of Pen y Ghent can be ejoyed from the station footbridge.
Super king zip and link pocket sprung bed which can be split to form two singles.
Parking for three cars.
The area is rich in heritage, including the nearby Ribblehead Viaduct, shanty town and construction sites.
Wi-Fi is available.
Only 8 minutes by the train on the doorstop, to the vibrant market town of Settle and less than 50 minutes to Appleby.
A warm and spacious accommodation for up to 2 guests on one level
The property is open plan with a large living/dining room and kitchen area with a bathroom off. There are stairs to a mezzanine level with a super king zip and link pocket sprung bed which can be split to form two singles.
We regret that Horton is not suitable for those with mobility difficulties or for any pets.
The house is located at Horton-in-Ribblesdale station, a great location to start the 3 peaks walk. The Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Lake District are in easy reach.
The best way to arrive is by rail using the Leeds-Skipton-Settle-Kirkby Stephen-Appleby-Carlisle train service. It can also be easily reached by car via junction 36 of the M6 or via Skipton.
Settle is the nearest town, 5 miles away, a beautiful old market town with a range of shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets.
The local area is rich in landscapes, settlements, heritage and attractions.
Horton is a small village with 2 pubs. For active visitors, there are walks or bike routes in every direction with the 3 peaks challenge being the most popular. There are many caves and waterfalls nearby including the secluded and magical Catrigg force.
In additon to the local attractions, you have fantastic train access to Carlisle and all the way to Leeds, featuring great villages, towns and stations along the way, direct from your door. From a railway perspective there are gems in every direction, the magnificent Ribblehead Viaduct, Blea Moor tunnel, and the Blea Moor signal box and the Stainmore Railway Company at Kirkby Stephen East station.
The house and garden are adjacent to the station platform . Horton is a quiet station, but on dates when steam trains pass it can be busy. The last passenger train is around 9pm. A few freight trains do pass through day and night time, mostly during weekdays but rarely between 9pm and 5am.
Unfortunately pets are not allowed at this cottage.
This building is a historic structure located within a conservation area and its conversion to holiday accommodation was subject to space limitations and strict planning constraints. Therefore we were unable to convert the cottage to be suitable for those with mobility issues.
No, they are provided
Please email us at enquiries@settlecarlisletrust.org.uk for any non-standard requests. We may be able to accommodate them in certain cases.
Smoking is prohibited anywhere in the cottage or station.
Yes a single child with 1 adult is allowed but please take care and ensure supervision when outside the cottage given the proximity to the railway line.
Prices vary seasonally and you can choose from the following durations:
A £150 non-returnable deposit will be required to secure your booking. You are welcome to arrive at any time after 3pm on the first day of your booking. On your final day you are requested to leave by 10am to allow us time to prepare the cottage for the next guests. Our Booking Conditions are available here.
Please note that the house and garden are close to the station platform and about 50m from the station building. Ribblehead is a quiet station, but on dates when steam trains pass or the Ribblehead heritage walks are scheduled, it can be busy around the station. The last passenger train is around 9pm. Freight trains pass through day and night time, mostly during weekdays but rarely between 9pm and 5am.
Please also read our FAQs and if you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to email us enquiries@settlecarlisletrust.org.uk
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