Set in Oakworth in West Yorkshire and surrounded by miles of unspoilt countryside, Bottoms Farm is a real find. Situated near to Haworth, Keighley, Hebden Bridge, Halifax, and Skipton, our three holiday cottages are in the perfect location to give you a fantastic break. A haven of peace and tranquility for adults and children over 16 only. We have three cottages for you to choose from, depending on the size of your party.
All three are finished to a very high standard, and offer a wonderful home-from-home experience. The Shippon sleeps 2 people, whereas The Mistal and The Barn sleep up to 4 guests. Whether it's simple rest and relaxation you're planning, or a holiday exploring the many places of interest in the local area, Bottoms Farm is the perfect place to stay!
Bottoms Farm has been awarded a consistently high rating with an overall score of a 4 star grading for each of our cottages, with a 5 star grading for cleanliness by the English Tourism Council. We are proud to announce that The Shippon cottage has also been awarded a Gold Award, this award is only presented to the top scoring 4 and 5 star properties.
All three are finished to a very high standard, and offer a wonderful home-from-home experience. The Shippon sleeps 2 people, whereas The Mistal and The Barn sleep up to 4 guests. Whether it's simple rest and relaxation you're planning, or a holiday exploring the many places of interest in the local area, Bottoms Farm is the perfect place to stay!
Bottoms Farm has been awarded a consistently high rating with an overall score of a 4 star grading for each of our cottages, with a 5 star grading for cleanliness by the English Tourism Council. We are proud to announce that The Shippon cottage has also been awarded a Gold Award, this award is only presented to the top scoring 4 and 5 star properties.
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Set in Oakworth in West Yorkshire and surrounded by miles of unspoilt countryside, Bottoms Farm is a real find.
Situated near to Haworth, Keighley, Hebden Bridge, Halifax, and Skipton, our holiday cottages are in the perfect location to give you a fantastic break.
A haven of tranquility and quiet for adults and children over 16 only.
Sitting in the grounds of this 35 acre sheep farm, with its own private road leading down to the farmhouse, are three self-catering cottages, each one luxurious and full of olde worlde charm.
Situated near to Haworth, Keighley, Hebden Bridge, Halifax, and Skipton, our holiday cottages are in the perfect location to give you a fantastic break.
A haven of tranquility and quiet for adults and children over 16 only.
Sitting in the grounds of this 35 acre sheep farm, with its own private road leading down to the farmhouse, are three self-catering cottages, each one luxurious and full of olde worlde charm.
We have 3 cottages (The Shippon, The Mistal and The Barn) The Shippon sleeps 2 in a double room.
The Mistal and the Barn both sleep up to 4 in a double room and a twin room.
LOUNGES: The open plan lounges all have Marks & Spencer sofas, wool carpets, oak dining furniture, large screen TV with freesat and cd player, plus free unlimited Wi-Fi.
All cottages have a stable door to outside so that guests can enjoy the spectacular scenery whilst relaxing indoors.
KITCHENS: The cottages have fully fitted modern kitchens with oven, hob, fridge freezer, washing machine and microwave.
The Mistal and the Barn both sleep up to 4 in a double room and a twin room.
LOUNGES: The open plan lounges all have Marks & Spencer sofas, wool carpets, oak dining furniture, large screen TV with freesat and cd player, plus free unlimited Wi-Fi.
All cottages have a stable door to outside so that guests can enjoy the spectacular scenery whilst relaxing indoors.
KITCHENS: The cottages have fully fitted modern kitchens with oven, hob, fridge freezer, washing machine and microwave.
There is plenty to do in the local area around Bottoms Farm holiday cottages, with Haworth, Keighley, Skipton, Hebden Bridge, and Halifax all being within easy travelling distance and having a wide range of things to do that should cover all interests and age ranges.
You also have the village of Oakworth, which has it's own olde worlde railway station, part of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.
Saltaire has been preserved as a Victorian Industrial village, mill owner, Sir Titus Salt built the village for his workers and today Saltaire attracts visitors from all over the world to its magnificent architecture and visitor attractions.
You also have the village of Oakworth, which has it's own olde worlde railway station, part of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.
Saltaire has been preserved as a Victorian Industrial village, mill owner, Sir Titus Salt built the village for his workers and today Saltaire attracts visitors from all over the world to its magnificent architecture and visitor attractions.
Around 10 miles away from our holiday cottages, on the Yorkshire side of the Pennines, you'll find Hebden Bridge, recently voted the best town in Britain for independent shops.
Here you'll also find tea rooms, gift shops and a farmers market twice monthly.
Stop and take a look at the ancient packhorse bridge in the centre of the town which is 500 years old and from which Hebden Bridge takes its name.
This area has a rich literacy history, the American poet, Sylvia Plath is buried at Heptonstall on the hill overlooking Hebden Bridge and the poet laureate, Ted Hughes was born in Mytholmroyd, 2 miles from Hebden Bridge.
Here you'll also find tea rooms, gift shops and a farmers market twice monthly.
Stop and take a look at the ancient packhorse bridge in the centre of the town which is 500 years old and from which Hebden Bridge takes its name.
This area has a rich literacy history, the American poet, Sylvia Plath is buried at Heptonstall on the hill overlooking Hebden Bridge and the poet laureate, Ted Hughes was born in Mytholmroyd, 2 miles from Hebden Bridge.
The nearest large town, Keighley has a railway station allowing you take trips further afield to the cities of Bradford and Leeds, or to the village of Saltaire, and is also on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, where you can take a leisurely ride to Haworth, Oxenhope, and Oakworth on a steam train.
Cliffe Castle museum in Keighley offers an interesting and varied selection of exhibits including stained glass windows designed for William Morris, and have large grounds and an outdoor childrens play area.
Cliffe Castle museum in Keighley offers an interesting and varied selection of exhibits including stained glass windows designed for William Morris, and have large grounds and an outdoor childrens play area.
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