Cat Hole Cottages

Bridge View Cottage

Exquisite one-bedroom cottage

Set opposite the bubbling beck, which flows into the River Swale, this lovely cottage is newly renovated to make it a charming, cosy place to which to retreat after a day’s energetic walking in the gorgeous countryside around Gunnerside. With open stonework, exposed roof trusses and beautiful reclaimed pine floorboards, you can breakfast with the morning sun pouring into the unexpectedly spacious upstairs living/dining room, or relax outside on long summer evenings in the small front garden, watching the swallows wheeling above.

Sorry, no pets.

Week bookings for Bridge View Cottage run from Saturday to Saturday.

Availability and prices are shown on each cottage page, below "Information and Facilities".

Exquisite one-bedroom cottage

Gunnerside is a charming tiny village, with pub and café / bistro serving good food (bistro open Wednesday and Saturday evenings, book in advance). Surrounded by spectacular views of hills and pastures, the village is a cluster of old lead-mining cottages and Dales homes. Many wonderful walks right from the door, with local shops, post office and market at Reeth, 6 miles. Wide variety of pubs, tearooms and restaurants within the dale. Larger shops within 20 miles at Richmond, Leyburn, Hawes and Catterick Garrison (24 hour supermarket, which also delivers). Recycling facilities available at Reeth and Muker.

Sleeps 2
Multi-fuel stove and electric storage heaters.
First basket of logs and coal provided (logs and coal available to purchase in Reeth).
All linen and electric included.
Small front garden with bench.
Sorry, no smokers or pets.
Week bookings run from Saturday to Saturday. Short breaks are available, with 3 night prices shown below, but please ring us to make a short break booking, or for a price for a different number of nights.

Information and Facilities

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Property Type:		Cottage
Number of Bedrooms:		1
Size(sq ft):
Accommodation Type:		Self Catering
Kitchen:		Fitted kitchen with standard features, Belfast sink, microwave, fridge with icebox, iron/ironing board.
Living room:		Multi-fuel stove (first basket of logs and coal provided), dining area, CD Player, electric storage heater, TV.
Bedrooms:		1 double, with electric storage heater and TV.
Bathrooms:		Roll top bath with shower over, WC, basin and shaver point.
Outside:		Small front garden with bench for sitting out. Parking opposite the cottage.
Swimming Pool:		No
Suitability:

Availability Calendar

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2008

2008

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Provisional:

Today:

Prices

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The minimum stay is 3 nights. Prices shown are for a 3 night break or a full week. If you would like to stay for a different number of nights then please contact us for a quote.

All reservations are subject to a £10.00 booking fee.

Period		Prices
Start Date	End Date	Price per week (£)	3 Night Price (£)
05/01/2008	08/02/2008	215.00	145.00
09/02/2008	22/02/2008	280.00	190.00
23/02/2008	21/03/2008	215.00	145.00
22/03/2008	04/04/2008	325.00	235.00
05/04/2008	23/05/2008	280.00	190.00
24/05/2008	30/05/2008	340.00	260.00
31/05/2008	18/07/2008	325.00	235.00
19/07/2008	29/08/2008	340.00	260.00
30/08/2008	19/09/2008	325.00	235.00
20/09/2008	24/10/2008	280.00	190.00
25/10/2008	31/10/2008	325.00	235.00
01/11/2008	19/12/2008	240.00	145.00
20/12/2008	26/12/2008	400.00	300.00
27/12/2008	02/01/2009	410.00	330.00

Comments from our Guest Book

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“We really enjoyed our week at Bridge View Cottage – every bit as nice as described on the net! The upside-down layout works really well.”
Mr Donald, from Kidderminster

“…had a splendid time here, with the kitchen providing everything you could wish for. Even with the obligatory, unavoidable wet days, it was always a joy to come back to a lovely, warm home.”
David and Barbara, London

“Superbly situated for beautiful scenery and lovely walks. An excellent little home and we’ve appreciated the tasteful way if has been fitted out.”
Mr and Mrs Appleby, Chellaston, Derby

“A cosy cottage in an ideal location. Enjoyed sitting in the window seat, watching the walkers come and go.”
Susan and Clive, from Southend-on-Sea