Step into the charm of this beautiful 126-year-old stone terraced cottage, a cosy and welcoming retreat full of character. Set behind a lovely communal garden, the cottage offers a peaceful and intimate atmosphere while blending rustic heritage with modern comforts. Inside, the home feels warm and inviting, with traditional features that reflect its history while still providing everything you need for a comfortable stay. The kitchen and back bedroom both enjoy wonderful views towards Haworth, creating the perfect setting to relax with a morning coffee or unwind at the end of the day. Whether you're exploring the surrounding countryside, visiting the historic village of Haworth, or simply looking for a quiet place to relax, this charming cottage offers a comfortable and characterful base. Perfect for couples, families, solo travellers, or anyone looking for a cosy escape in a historic Yorkshire setting.

Gary and Judith have always loved visiting Haworth. They enjoy taking long walks with their dog, Freddie, a Jack Russell, through the beautiful countryside and discovering various restaurants while soaking up the atmosphere of the charming village. Over the years, they have stayed in many cottages across a range of picturesque villages, and these experiences have inspired and influenced the thoughtful refurbishment of their own charming cottage.

Lord Street is a small residential street in the historic village of Haworth, in West Yorkshire (near Keighley). The area around it is part of the famous “Brontë Country”, known for its cobbled streets, moorland scenery, and connections to the Brontë sisters. Below are the main attractions within walking distance or a short drive from Lord Street in Haworth The Brontë Parsonage Museum is a short 5–10-minute walk from Lord Street. It was the former home of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë, displaying manuscripts, personal items, and the rooms where they wrote novels such as Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. St. Michael and All Angels Church is located next to the Parsonage Museum, which is the burial place of most members of the Brontë family. Haworth Main Street is an iconic cobbled street filled with antique shops, tea rooms, bookshops, craft stores, and the Riddle and Rind cheese shop. Keighley and Worth Valley Railway The Heritage Steam Railway Station in Haworth offers vintage train rides through the Worth Valley, connecting Keighley and Oxenhope. This location is often used for filming. Brontë Waterfall is approximately a 45-minute walk from the village. This small yet picturesque waterfall is associated with the Brontë sisters.