⭐️5 * Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence awarded.⭐️ 🔹Beautiful stone period cottage dating back to 1840. 🔹Fully renovated in 2017, retaining original features. 🔹5 minute walk to shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes on historic Main Street. 🔹Wood burning stove in a cosy lounge with original beams and Inglenook fireplace. 🔹2 generous bedrooms - super king (or twin beds on request) & king size bed 🔹Dining kitchen with original stone flagged flooring 🔹Roll-top bath and walk-in shower 🔹Easy roadside parking 🔹Courtyard garden. 🔹FREE Wi-Fi, FREE Netflix **Guest Information** - Fuel, power and starter pack of wood for stove inc. in rent - Additional wood for stove available locally - Bed linen and towels inc. in rent - Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available on request. Please provide your own cot linen - Sorry, strictly no pets and no smoking - Shops and pubs 5 mins walk - Note: Steep steps with handrail down to the rear garden, care should be taken. - View our comprehensive guest welcome book in the cottage for more information. We also have lots of tourist information leaflets in the cottage to help you plan where you'd like to visit.

We live locally to Haworth and own Mulberry Cottage in the historic village. We love the quirky cobbled main street filled with interesting shops and quality cafes, restaurants and pubs. The nearby moors offer breathtaking views and are popular with walkers and cyclists………. Mulberry Cottage is a beautiful period cottage with original features, including stone flagged floor, feature fireplace, original beams and exposed stonework. It’s just a five minute walk to the village’s historic cobbled main street. The cottage is also a short walk to the rugged ‘Wuthering Heights’ moors, which inspired the English literary Bronte sisters, with commanding views from Top Withens. Just around the corner is the famous Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, an authentic steam railway featured in the film The Railway Children. There are so many places to visit, including the Bronte Parsonage Museum, East Riddlesden Hall, and the National Railway Museum in York. The market town of Skipton, often fondly regarded as the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is just a short drive away. There's so much to see and do in Yorkshire, you'll be kept busy no matter how long your visit!

🔸Lounge: warm, inviting sitting room with a comfy leather corner sofa, wood burning stove in an original stone inglenook fireplace, feature beams and oak flooring. Tv with Freeview and free Netflix, DVD player and DVD’s and an MP3 player. 🔸Kitchen Diner: cottage shaker style, well-equipped with a dishwasher, washer-dryer, microwave, fridge-freezer and all the cooking equipment needed for your stay. Fully restored Yorkshire Stone flagged floor and large dining table with seating for four. USB charging points for your phones and devices. 🔸Rear Bedroom: king size sleigh bed with comfy mattress and a cast iron fireplace. A luxurious room with an elegant Victorian feel. Exposed stone wall and lintel and plenty of storage. 🔸Front Bedroom: bright, comfortable room with super king bed which can be split into two singles. Television with Freeview and a selection of books. Large wardrobe with drawers underneath. 🔸Bathroom: roll top bath, Vintage style fittings and a separate shower. A perfect place to relax and unwind. 🔸Garden: private bordered gravel garden is accessed by steep stone steps with a handrail. Rattan furniture with seating for four and a rotary dryer.