Wetherby 3 miles.

A delightful, stone-built end-terrace cottage, on the outskirts of the pretty village of Clifford, just three miles from Wetherby.

A first class, well-presented Wetherby cottage, this charming property provides the perfect base for that extra-special romantic break.Feature fireplace, gas-fired stove, two window seats with a comfortable 2 seater sofa and armchair complete the décor in this stylish cottage. A small but well-equipped kitchen completes the ground floor accommodation.

A spacious bedroom with king-size bed and pretty furnishings along with a stylish bathroom ensure that your stay at this Wetherby cottage will be a restful, relaxing experience.

Outside your cottage near Wetherby is a small front garden with patio and furniture.

From the doorstep of this Wetherby cottage it is a short walk to a couple of local pubs serving fine ales. An excellent walk during the day takes guests up Windmill Hill, where seven churches can be seen from the summit.

Within walking distance, the small Georgian spa village of Boston Spa, just 1.5 miles away, offers a good selection of cafes, restaurants, pubs and shops.

Wetherby is a real delight, while a bit further afield is the ancient market town of Knaresborough, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales.

The town is very popular as it overlooks the River Nidd and is considered one of the prettiest towns in North Yorkshire.

There are many day trips on offer from your Wetherby cottage, with York, Harrogate and Skipton all well worth a visit.

With beautiful countryside to explore, and heritage houses and castles to visit, this is the perfect Wetherby cottage for a romantic relaxing break!

Cabbage Hall Cottage is an end-terraced cottage in Clifford near Wetherby. The cottage has a king-size double bedroom and a bathroom upstairs, while downstairs is a compact kitchen and a charming sitting room with dining area, window seats and gas stove. Outside is roadside parking and a front garden with furniture. Cabbage Hall Cottage is perfectly-placed for enjoying York, Harrogate, the Dales and the Moors. Note: Babes-in-arms only.