Spacious Dales cottage with stunning views

Discover the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales with a stay at Hill View, a recently refurbished stone cottage nestled in the tranquil village of Low Row in Swaledale. Perfect for families, couples, friends and lovers of the great outdoors, this spacious countryside retreat combines traditional charm with modern comfort. Benefit from 15% off last-minute stays and 10% off bookings of 7 nights or more.

The space:

Hill View offers all the warmth and character of a classic Yorkshire Dales cottage, thoughtfully updated to create a welcoming and comfortable home from home. Exposed beams, stone details and carefully styled interiors create a relaxing atmosphere from the moment you arrive, perfectly complementing the natural beauty of Swaledale.

Two generous living rooms form the heart of the cottage and provide a cosy space to come together after a day outdoors. Settle into the comfortable seating, enjoy a film on the Smart TV, enjoy music on the high end music systems, or simply relax and plan your next adventure through the surrounding countryside.

Adjacent to the living room, the large dining area is ideal for shared meals and memorable evenings. With ample space for everyone, it’s perfect for family dinners, long breakfasts or celebratory get-togethers before heading out to explore local walking and cycling routes, charming villages and nearby market towns.

The modern kitchen is designed for easy, sociable cooking, whether you’re preparing a hearty breakfast before a day in the hills or a relaxed evening meal on your return.
A practical utility room just off the kitchen which includes a washing machine and dryer and an additional fridge to help keep everything organised throughout your stay.
Upstairs, the bedrooms continue the calm and inviting feel of the cottage, each thoughtfully arranged to ensure a restful night’s sleep.

→ The first bedroom features a King size bed with wardrobe, chair and sideboard
→ The second bedroom includes two single beds together with a wardrobe
→ The third bedroom also offers a queen sized double bed together with a large chest of drawers

The main bathroom features a bath, separate shower, sink and toilet—ideal for refreshing and recharging before another day exploring the Dales.

Outside, the front garden offers a peaceful spot with solid teak garden furniture to enjoy views across the Swaledale valley. To the rear, open countryside stretches beyond the cottage, where grazing sheep often wander past.

Set within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Hill View is perfectly located in the quiet village of Low Row, with scenic walks and cycling routes directly from the door and the renowned Punch Bowl Inn just a short stroll away.

With easy self check-in, private parking, and professional cleaning with fresh linens and towels provided for every stay, Hill View offers a relaxed and welcoming base for discovering the Yorkshire Dales.

Guest access:

Guests enjoy flexible self check-in and check-out, making arrivals and departures easy to fit around travel and work schedules. Full access details, including secure entry instructions, are shared prior to arrival for a smooth and stress-free check-in.

Other things to note:

Hill View sits in the tranquil village of Low Row in Swaledale, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and unspoilt valleys within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and officially recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Encircled by open moorland, traditional stone barns and miles of drystone walls, the landscape feels timeless and untouched. Below the village, the River Swale winds gently through wildflower meadows, adding to the sense of calm and space that defines the valley.

Low Row is a small and peaceful village, yet it is home to the historic Punch Bowl Inn, a characterful stone pub that has welcomed travellers for centuries and is well known for its warm hospitality and excellent food. A short drive away lies the charming village of Reeth, centred around one of the largest village greens in England. Reeth offers independent cafés, local shops and the Swaledale Museum, which provides a fascinating insight into the area’s rural traditions and mining history.

Further east is the historic market town of Richmond, often described as one of North Yorkshire’s most picturesque towns. Overlooked by the impressive Norman Richmond Castle, the town features cobbled streets, independent boutiques, galleries and the Georgian Theatre Royal, one of the country’s oldest working theatres.

The surrounding countryside is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. A network of quiet lanes and walking trails lead directly from Low Row into the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Cyclists are particularly drawn to nearby routes such as Buttertubs Pass, famous for its dramatic climbs and far-reaching views across the Pennines. The popular Dales Bike Centre is also close by, offering bike hire, well-mapped routes and a much-loved café that has become a favourite stop for cyclists and walkers alike.

The legendary Tan Hill Inn, the highest pub in Britain, is within easy reach and is a popular destination for hikers following the Pennine Way.

Swaledale’s dramatic scenery has also attracted filmmakers, with parts of the Yorkshire Dales recently used as locations for the latest adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

Throughout the year, the region hosts a variety of local events celebrating farming, photography and rural life, alongside traditional markets and seasonal festivals in nearby villages and towns.

Whether you’re visiting for walking, cycling, scenic drives or simply to unwind in peaceful surroundings, Low Row offers an ideal base from which to explore one of England’s most captivating landscapes.

Getting around:

Low Row is a quiet rural village, and travelling by car is the most convenient way to explore Swaledale and the wider Yorkshire Dales. Scenic country roads provide easy access to neighbouring villages, market towns and some of the region’s most iconic walking and cycling routes.

• 6-minute drive to Gunnerside for riverside walks and village scenery
• 8-minute drive to Reeth for shops, cafés and the Swaledale Museum
• 10-minute drive to the Dales Bike Centre for cycling routes and café stop
• 20-minute drive to Buttertubs Pass, one of the Yorkshire Dales’ most famous road climbs
• 24-minute drive to the Tan Hill Inn, the highest pub in Britain
• 28-minute drive to Aysgarth Falls, one of the Dales’ most celebrated waterfalls
• 30-minute drive to Richmond, with its castle, restaurants and independent shops
• 32-minute drive to Barnard Castle and the scenic Teesdale countryside
• 49-minute drive to Ribblehead Viaduct on the Settle–Carlisle railway

For guests arriving by train, the nearest mainline stations are:
○ Approximately 50 minutes by taxi to Northallerton Station, with direct services to York, Leeds, London and Edinburgh
○ Approximately 52 minutes by taxi to Darlington Station, offering fast connections across the UK
Several scenic walking and cycling routes start directly from Low Row, allowing guests to explore the surrounding hills and valleys without travelling far

There are walking guides in the cottage to help you find your way around