17th Century Cottage with Hidden Garden

Stroll along the numerous footpaths close to the cottage including the walk to the Captain Tom Moore Memorial Woodland or you're only a short drive from Brontë & Wuthering Heights country; where you can enjoy a train ride along the heritage Worth Valley Railway and explore Haworth’s cobbled streets, abundance of eateries and central park. 

After your day exploring, come home and relax in the Mediterranean Garden or enjoy a short stroll to the local pub, offering locally sourced food and beer!

The space

Clematis Cottage is a beautiful 17th century, stone-built cottage in the heart of the village of Laycock. The perfect place to settle down after a day of exploring the local area; a cosy home away from home with far reaching countryside views of the Worth Valley in a quiet, rural location. The cottage has an abundance of character including the original fireplace, dated 1630, mullion windows, and wooden beams. Somewhere you can certainly relax and enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.

The 2-bedroom cottage can sleep up to 4 guests, with Super King size and double beds, alongside the chalet-style bathroom. Downstairs features a fully equipped kitchen including pod coffee machine, and open lounge/dining area with comfy sofas where you can kick back and relax whether that be seeing what Netflix, Disney+ or Amazon Prime Video has to offer, a DVD from the collection, or a board game of choice from the wide selection we have available.

Both the gardens offer gated areas for your dogs with the hidden garden being a little slice of the Mediterranean complete with palm tree and patio area for you to sit out and enjoy the evenings.

Guest access

We are in the heart of the village and will send detailed instructions of how to find us, and how to check-in prior to your arrival. Guests have their own, free, off-street parking spaces; use of the cottage, as well as the hidden Mediterranean garden. 

Self check-in from 3pm and I’m always available if needed!

Other things to note

Laycock village is situated at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales in the United Kingdom. Its rural setting is only a few miles from Haworth, where the famous Brönte sisters lived whilst they wrote their novels.

The area is well connected with a regular bus service that runs through Laycock. There is tandem, free off-street parking at the property for two cars and non-restricted on-road parking available nearby.

Keighley Train Station is 3 miles away and has the Worth Valley Railway Line as well as travel to Leeds, Skipton, Bradford, and beyond.

Please note the wood burning stove is currently not in use.