Barnbrook, Carperby

Barnbrook is a semi detached, stone built detached cottage located on the edge of the village of Carperby, close to the Aysgarth Falls in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This cottage sleeps five people in two bedrooms, consisting of one king size bed and one family room with twin beds and sofa bed as well as a family bathroom. The cottage also has a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room. To the outside of this cottage, there is a small garden and patio, plus off road parking for two cars. Barnbrook is a wonderful family cottage, in an area of stunning countryside.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Wifi
  •   Pub Nearby
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x master bedroom with king-size bed and views of Penhill, 1 x family room with twin beds. Three piece bathroom with shower over bath. Extra downstairs WC. Large well equipped, modern fitted kitchen with dining area and stable door leading off to small garden. Spacious and comfortable sitting room with living flame electric fire. Utility/boot room.

Located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, in the village of Carperby, is this traditional semi- detached stone cottage, complete with sloping ceilings and with views out to Penhill, it is a picture perfect property. Ideally suited for a small family or couples walking break, this cottage is decorated throughout in classic country style with floral wallpaper and wooden furniture, it has an immediate homely feel. Featuring an electric fire, the sitting room is the best place to get warmed up on those chilly winter evenings, so you can snuggle up on the plush red sofas and talk over the day's events, or maybe watch a film on the TV before going to bed. Venturing into the open-plan kitchen and dining room, you can make use of the modern appliances like the stylish electric oven and induction hob, amidst the quaint cream painted kitchen units, with a lovely solid wood dining table and chairs in the corner. Moving upstairs, there are two bedrooms, a double and a twin, both charmingly decorated with bright airy colours and floral wallpaper for the ultimate cottage feel, along with a stunning vintage bathroom suite in excellent condition with attractive pink and blue tiling. To the outside there is a small garden and patio area with some pretty seating, for those summer evenings when its warm enough to sit out with a glass of wine, or maybe a local ale you've picked up along the way. The village itself is at the heart of the walker's paradise of Upper Wenslydale, and offers a pub serving food, a village green and a children's playground so you don't need to go far for the essentials. If it's your first time visiting the Yorkshire Dales why not join one of the many guided walks going on all over the area, to ensure you see the best sights there are to see, or drive just under 30-minutes to Richmond Brewing Company to taste the ales from the dales with a guided tour of the brewery which was Richmond's former railway station. With the Dales on your doorstep, Barnbrook is an ideal spot for a Yorkshire break at any time of year.

Situated close to well-known Aysgarth Falls and the impressive Bolton Castle - which dates back to 1379 – the idyllic Wensleydale village of Carperby is set within excellent walking country. During the 17th Century this charming little town was an important centre for Quakerism. Today, the largest building in the village is still the classically styled Friends Meeting House, which overlooks the market cross and village green. There is also a pub serving good food as well as an excellent range of amenities in the nearby market town of Leyburn. The villages of Swaledale and Arkengarthdale are both easily accessible from Carperby and make for lovely days out whilst the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of walking and cycling paths amidst the charming scenery. Visitors can also enjoy excellent bird watching in the area.

Amenities & Facilities

Heating from night storage heaters, electric panel heaters and living flame electric fire in sitting room. Electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, automatic washing machine, tumble dryer, WiFi, Freeview TV, DVD, video. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and Highchair. Patio and small garden with garden furniture. Off road parking for two cars. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Children's playground in village. Pub 2 mins walk and shop within 2 miles.

Location Details

Situated close to well-known Aysgarth Falls and the impressive Bolton Castle - which dates back to 1379 – the idyllic Wensleydale village of Carperby is set within excellent walking country. During the 17th Century this charming little town was an important centre for Quakerism. Today, the largest building in the village is still the classically styled Friends Meeting House, which overlooks the market cross and village green. There is also a pub serving good food as well as an excellent range of amenities in the nearby market town of Leyburn. The villages of Swaledale and Arkengarthdale are both easily accessible from Carperby and make for lovely days out whilst the surrounding countryside provides a wealth of walking and cycling paths amidst the charming scenery. Visitors can also enjoy excellent bird watching in the area.

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?

Reviews

We stayed at Barnbrook over the Christmas week. The cottage surpassed our already high expectations; clean, spacious and with beautiful views from the bedrooms. Our children absolutely loved the cottage and were kept entertained with games, books and wifi. They both managed the walk down to Aysgarth Falls (both under 5). Absolutely worth the money for a more reasonably priced cottage. Would have been a bonus if there was a Christmas tree up over the festive period but this is only a suggestion for a 'cherry on the top' of an excellent stay.

Rated by Rowan M reviewed on 13th January 2018

A very comfortable cottage in a lovely village.

Rated by Mrs Hill reviewed on 10th July 2016

A nice, warm, clean, peaceful, well equipped cottage located in excellent walking country - there were easy walks to waterfalls and rocky places which the children enjoyed too. We got very muddy and were glad of the washing machine and dryer.

Rated by Mrs Neden-watts reviewed on 10th April 2016

We have holidayed in Yorkshire for over 40 years and this was the best cottage we have had. We enjoyed the local walks; the property was close to places we wanted to visit and near to amenities. There was plenty of room for parking at cottage. We found Dent to be a charming place with cobbled streets and loads of history Beautiful drive and friendly people.

Rated by Mr Creasey reviewed on 10th March 2016

Barnbrook truly is the perfect cosy cottage to escape to! It's in a fantastic location as a base to explore the Dale's and the cottage itself is fantastic! It accommodated myself, my husband and my 2 children with ample space! The kitchen is huge and has everything you need, the lounge is comfy, cosy and warm. The bedrooms are also fantastic, with loads of storage and space! Would highly recommend a stay at Barnbrook and we will definitely be returning!

Rated by Mrs Lazenby reviewed on 9th February 2016

We enjoyed our stay at Barnbrook. The cottage was cosy and warm when we arrived. The kitchen/dining area was huge! It was useful to have a separate toilet downstairs. The cottage was well equipped and the beds were comfortable. It was nice to have books and games provided and there was lots of information about things to do and walking routes. The surrounding area is lovely and we enjoyed the peace and quiet of the place. We can recommend the Wheatsheaf Hotel for a meal. We thought the price was reasonable for staying over New Year.

Rated by Mrs Ayres reviewed on 11th January 2016

A very warm and cosy cottage in a great area for walking.

Rated by Miss Towler reviewed on 27th November 2015

A most relaxing base to explore on foot the local area.

Rated by Mr Barnett reviewed on 12th July 2015

The cottage was comfortable, homely and spacious. Perfectly located for marked walks in and around the locality without the need of the car to get to starting points.

Rated by Mrs O'donnell reviewed on 24th May 2015

A comfortable house, lots of books and games, fabulous location and great walks right from the door step.

Rated by Mrs Lane reviewed on 3rd December 2014

Lovely cottage and good base for exploring. Very comfy beds!

Rated by Mr Henry reviewed on 25th October 2014

Very homely cottage which we immediately felt at home in. Well laid out with plenty of room especially the kitchen.

Rated by Mr Searle reviewed on 5th September 2012

The cottage setting was lovely. It was pretty to look at and homely and comfortable inside. I think we had everything we needed. In fact we feel it's a cottage we would like to revisit next year unless we decide to explore another area with another of your cottages. Booking and payment were simple and everything ran really smoothly.

Rated by Mrs Findlay reviewed on 4th August 2012

A very peaceful location, good walks right from the door.

Rated by Mrs Shelton reviewed on 29th July 2012

Very good standard of cottage - nothing missing - everything we would expect at home. A great location, village, walks, pub, etc. Happy to stay in on a very wet day !

Rated by Mr Peplow reviewed on 26th July 2012

Location excellent for exploring the area. The large kitchen/diner gave us an alternative space to the lounge for leisure activities such as board games while others read or watched TV.

Rated by Mrs Fullick reviewed on 24th July 2012

A quiet peaceful atmosphere and wonderful scenery.

Rated by Mrs France reviewed on 24th July 2012

Great well equipped cottage and we would go again.

Rated by Mrs Waters reviewed on 15th January 2012

Barnbrook was in a lovely part of the country. The only problem we had with the house was trying to dispose of our rubbish. Otherwise all was very successful. Lots of things to do for adults as well as children. The castle was a great success, as was the cheese!

Rated by ET reviewed on 21st October 2011

Location, Bolton Castle, Forbidden Corner and Aysgarth falls. Lots of helpful info for these in the cottage.

Rated by Mr Webster reviewed on 5th September 2011

Had a great week in the cottage. Friendly & helpfull people in the area. Heating system slightly confusing.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 18th August 2011

The property was good for children and adults alike. We didn't need to use the car to go on lots of lovely long walks to Castle Bolton and Aysgarth falls. The local pub served great food and the village was lovely & quiet - just what we were looking for! There were also great views of the landscape - all together a lovely relaxing holiday in beautiful surroundings!

Rated by Miss Poile reviewed on 9th August 2011

It's such a pleasure to have a relaxing holiday. The cottage at Barnbrook is so cosy we felt more than welcome and the scenery is amazing. We have used your company now for a few years and have not been disappointed - you will here from us again!

Rated by Mrs Easterby reviewed on 2nd August 2011

Cottage in an ideal location for walking and a great pub close by. What more can a family ask for.

Rated by Mrs McGrandles reviewed on 26th June 2011

The cottage was very well equipped. It was cosy and comfortable and very welcoming. It had everything we needed. We loved the peaceful location and beautiful surrounding countryside.

Rated by Mr Jones reviewed on 1st November 2010

Perfect location for a walking holiday.

Rated by Mr Robinson reviewed on 25th October 2010

The cottage was excellent, comfortable, and well equipped. The area has plenty of fascinating places to visit and, barring one day, the weather was good. We visited castles, museums, gardens, the seaside and lots of very picturesque towns and villages.

Rated by Mr Black reviewed on 29th July 2010

We were expecting a quiet retreat but it was quite noisy. Impossible to relax with windows open in the extreme heat of the evening as next door neighbours were relaxing outside the window and children running on the gravel roadway, from front to back of house playing. A car was then parked in the main drive with it's radio on, which we felt was inconsiderate. The parking was very tight and quite difficult with the outside layout shared, manoevering to exit caused a chip on car from the rough wall, we constantly felt we may be trapped in our space by the number of vehicles sharing the parking spaces. The decor was drab and depressing and we felt it could all do with updating. There was no full-length mirror. However, we felt the kitchen area was spacious and light and we spent most of our week in this room.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 14th July 2010

Very comfortable, peaceful.

Rated by Mrs France reviewed on 13th July 2010

Our fifth visit and Barnbrook and Wensleydale are even better than we remember. We will be back (wont leave it 5 years before the next time).

Rated by Mr Dakin reviewed on 29th March 2010

We really enjoyed our stay, on arrival the cottage exceeded our expectations.

Rated by Miss Atkinson reviewed on 25th March 2010

Barnbrook is comfortable and we felt at home immediately, but most importantly it has been generously furnished and equipped with a view to comfort, practicality and convenience. We had a great week.

Rated by Mrs Whittingham Webb reviewed on 28th February 2010

The Cottage was very clean ,Had every thing in the kitchen that you needed had a good selection of Pamphlets to help us plan our days out plenty of games for children to do at night Only drawback cost of meals at local

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 18th December 2009

The brochure description was good and the price fair. We always look for cottages with parking and that do not take pets as we have had problems years ago. The cottage was in the a small village with a good pub/restaurant but unfortunately no shop, knowing this from the information provided prior to travel we went prepared. The very pleasant sounding owner provided us with sufficent information on the locality and access to the property. The cottage was beyond our expectations and provided nearly enough amenities that we could easily had lived there for a lengthy period of time. The large kitchen diner was just what we were after. We loved the location, also the fact that we did not necessarily have to take the car out to find good walks and we did a few from the house itself. We took a few drives also and just loved everything the places, and the people. When we were doing our Leyburn Shawl walk we had come off the short stretch of main road we had to use when going down a lane which would eventually take us to the Hall and Wensley village a farmer and his wife stopped their vehicle and had a chat to us. How good is that? The peace and tranquility was lovely and as you have asked for a downside -there was no view from the living area and only one small window in the lounge, but hey I've only mentioned that because you asked! We will certainly return.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 15th December 2009

Peaceful location, in a character village close to many interesting places.

Rated by Mr D'rozario reviewed on 2nd November 2009

Lovely cosy cottage in peaceful and tranquil surroundings. Nice pub very close by. Lots of good walks in the area.

Rated by Mr Metcalfe reviewed on 19th October 2009

The property was larger than expected and everything was excellent. The Wheatsheaf was good, Kearnton House Hotel was in excellent condition, as was Cafe Maioon in Grassington.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Webster reviewed on 6th October 2009

We had a wonderful holiday and the cottage was super. Much bigger than expected and very clean and tidy, with many extras.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Webster reviewed on 29th September 2009

Lovely, clean and well equipped cottage. Comfortable beds, good shower and a nice big kitchen. Nice location.

Rated by Mr Howe reviewed on 16th September 2009

The cottage is extremely well maintained and provides everything you could ask for even a cafetiere. The location is idyllic and peaceful for a relaxing week in the country. We could not fault the property in any way. Well done to the owners.

Rated by Mrs Twidale reviewed on 9th September 2009

The area was outstandingly beautiful and scenery was breathtaking. Nice people, great market towns, super waterfalls and rivers and good weather too.

Rated by Mr Keeble reviewed on 10th August 2009

The cottage, village etc were very nice and it is a beautiful part of the world.

Rated by Mr Nash reviewed on 18th May 2009

This was fantastic...a wonderful, wonderful place to stay. Highly recommended.

Rated by Mr Orr-Laycock reviewed on 17th April 2009

The area where the cottage is and the high standard of the cottage. Cottage lovely and warm.

Rated by Mrs O'connor reviewed on 28th February 2009

The warmth of the cottage in freezing weather was particularly appreciated. It was also very private and quiet without being isolated. There was a real sense of welcome and homeliness and although the cottage was very cosy, it was also spacious.

Rated by Ms Young reviewed on 4th November 2008

We have been to the cottage before and the overall size of it is very good. It is ideally situated for walks from the door and to the local pub!

Rated by Mrs Russell reviewed on 6th October 2008

The cottage is in an excellent position for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and further afield, either on foot or by car. It is a very comfortable and homely cottage with all you need for a good holiday. Carperby is a typical pretty Dales village, It has one pub which serves excellent meals.

Rated by Ms Reeves reviewed on 23rd September 2008

Carperby is a very nice village and well located for exploring Wensleydale. There is good walking direct from the cottage. We were comfortable and warm in the cottage and enjoyed our break.

Rated by Mr Wood reviewed on 15th July 2008

Spacious cottage, lots of facilities, brilliant book, map and video collection especially for children. Good access to the pub and very quiet.

Rated by Mrs Ward reviewed on 3rd June 2008

The cottage was in an excellent location to explore the dales. It was extremely well equipped and the cleanliness was excellent .

Rated by Mrs Cosker reviewed on 30th April 2008

Very thoughtful owners, they had thought of everything we might need. It was home from home and very warm, even though the weather was very cold outside. The selection of DVDs and Videos was appreciated and they also left some toys for our 2 year old.

Rated by Mrs Jordison reviewed on 22nd November 2007

The location was excellent with easy access to the Dales and surrounding area. The packet of biscuits left as a welcoming gift was a very nice touch. Highly recommend the cottage and would like to make a return visit.

Rated by Mr Sparkes reviewed on 3rd October 2007

Barnbrook was so clean I'd like to hire their cleaner! Every possible thing we needed was thought of, and I was especially impressed by the guide book collection.

Rated by Mrs Gower reviewed on 10th August 2007

A good property, well presented - a real "feel at home effect".

Rated by Mr & Mrs Laver reviewed on 21st May 2007

Cottage set in very quiet and picturesque location but village still within walking distance.

Rated by Mr Broom reviewed on 19th April 2007

The property is in an excellent situation for exploring the Dales. It really is home from home and very cosy.

Rated by Mr Weston reviewed on 27th October 2006

Lovely area, nice village, lots of areas of interest and things to do and see.

Rated by Mr Steed reviewed on 17th September 2006

We liked the whole of the holiday. The property that we stayed in was like "home from home", with all the things that you would require in a home to cater for a family group. We will recommend this web site to our family and friends.

Rated by Mr Syson reviewed on 7th August 2006

A very comfortable and warm house in the winter, and excellent walking from the house. Convenient for shops at Leyburn and a pub is in walking distance. It's the first time we have ever returned to the same property!

Rated by Mrs Deith reviewed on 7th June 2006

Good access to walking areas. Pleasant quiet village.

Rated by Mr Logan reviewed on 1st June 2006

Excellent! Even better than described in the brochure.

Rated by Mr Curry reviewed on 16th November 2005

Cosy, clean, well equipped cottage, good location for upper dales walks.

Rated by Mr Daniel reviewed on 4th November 2005

A good location and a very nice house.

Rated by Mr Farries reviewed on 3rd October 2005

I could not fault the property in any way. My family and I had great time and I would recommend this cottage to any one.

Rated by Mr Derrick reviewed on 8th August 2005

A well equipped, lovely cottage in a beautiful part of the country.

Rated by Mrs Roper reviewed on 27th July 2005

A lovely cottage. Great for exploring the Yorkshire Dales.

Rated by Mrs Gower reviewed on 10th June 2005

We immediately felt comfortable and relaxed in this very cosy cottage. Barnbrook is a home away from home. We loved every minute of it, even when we were stuck inside due to rain and fog, which was mostly down to the well stocked cottage of books, games, videos (even a blank video for die hard tv fans not wanting to miss their favorite show). It is located in a wonderful position to see many of the main sites of the dales and has a very friendly local 3 minutes down the road. Highly recommend this proprty to anyone and would love to go back for longer.

Rated by Miss Chintock reviewed on 1st April 2005

An outstanding cottage set in an outstanding area of the dales. Try the Wheatsheaf hotel in Carperby and the Bolton Arms in Redmire for a friendly welcome and excellent food.

Rated by Mr Dakin reviewed on 19th February 2005

Roomy cottage with plenty of space for children to play inside and out.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Randall reviewed on 16th December 2004

The cottage was spacious and well-planned, and felt very homely. Everything felt new and good quality. Great things to do on the doorstep - the walks of course, but our teenage children enjoyed the local waterfalls, the Forbidden Corner and horse riding near Reeth.

Rated by Mrs Lyall reviewed on 16th December 2004

The Wheatsheaf Hotel/Pub good food & good value but not open lunchtimes.

Rated by Mr Gregory reviewed on 16th December 2004

The cottage remains cosy and has a high standard of accommodation. It is great for families and has a wonderful location

Rated by Mrs Gower reviewed on 16th December 2004

Very welcoming and cosy cottage, excellently equipped and in a great location for walking locally and exploring further afield.

Rated by Mrs Cockshull reviewed on 16th December 2004

Lots of guide books/leaflets provided - very good idea.

Rated by Mrs Harrison reviewed on 16th December 2004

Barnbrook was excellent in every respect - decor, furnishings & equipment. Its location is ideal for touring the Dales.

Rated by Mr McCole reviewed on 16th December 2004

Very comfortable cottage. Good walks from the village. Would stay here again when in Wemsleydale.

Rated by Mr Jenkins reviewed on 16th December 2004

Wheatsheaf Inn serves excellent food & drink.

Rated by Mr McLennan reviewed on 16th December 2004

A very comfy cosy cottage; would certainly recommend!

Rated by Mrs Storey reviewed on 16th December 2004

Peaceful country retreat,just what we were looking for. We loved the area, have been there many times. Lots of walking..Malham Cove, Ingleton Waterfalls walk, etc. Local pubs serve good food, especially The George at Thoralby and The Old Horn at Swinithwaite.

Rated by Mrs Kyte reviewed on 16th December 2004

A nice clean little cottage ideal for any one who enjoys walking or sight seeing in the Dales. Also only two mins away from Aysgarth falls where they filmed Robin Hood Prince of Thieves.

Rated by Mr Critchlow reviewed on 16th December 2004

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