Cherry Tree Cottage

Cherry Tree Cottage, Hawes Sleeps 2

On the corner of a narrow wynd linking the two main thoroughfares, close to the old stone bridge and waterfall, stands Cherry Tree Cottage. A small semi-detached cottage of character, formerly part of the larger and adjoining Cherry Tree House.

Access is through a small flagged yard to a small porch extension containing a compact but well equipped kitchen. Through the kitchen, by way of a 17th century door, is a comfortable lounge/dining room that retains many original features such as exposed ceiling beams and joists, pine doors and a large inglenook fireplace with stone hearth that now houses a wood-burning stove. A stone stairway winds from the lounge to a double bedroom with a beautiful beamed and boarded ceiling and pine panelled wall. Off the bedroom is a shower room with shower cabinet, washbasin and toilet.

Cherry Tree Cottage is one of the oldest dwellings in Hawes now carefully renovated to highlight many of the charming and original features that have stood the test of centuries. These bring warmth and character to a cosy cottage with tasteful decoration and comfortable furnishings that together provide a very good standard of accommodation.

Facilities:

Duvets and pillows are provided. Linen and towels can be supplied at an extra cost of £6.50 per person. Fuel for stove and electricity included in the rent. Electric convector heater. Colour television, stereo/radio/cassette, microwave oven, shaver point. Street parking by the cottage (no restrictions). Shops, pubs, restaurants nearby. Hawes is on a bus route. One well behaved dog welcome, £10.00 extra

A heating supplement of £10.00 per week will be charged from 27 October 2007 until 15 March 2008 and from 25 October 2008 until 3 January 2009. For short winter breaks the charge will be £2.50 per night with the first night being free.