Hollins House is situated in picturesque Dentdale, on the western side of the Yorkshire Dales and within easy reach of the Eden valley and eastern Lake District. Set within its own two acres of Dentdale landscape, shared with Dent Brewery With stunning, panoramic views of the surrounding fells, Hollins House is a traditional Dales farmhouse, dating from the 16th century, remodelled in Victorian times and now beautifully refurbished throughout to provide spacious accommodation with all modern comforts, whilst retaining its charm and atmosphere. Sleeping up to seven in four stylish bedrooms, it is set in two acres, owned by Dent Brewery. Beautiful Dentdale has something for everyone - for walkers, there is an abundance of undiscovered paths and bridleways, while the Dalesway runs through Dentdale from Ribblehead on towards Windermere

Hollins House is situated in picturesque Dentdale, on the western side of the Yorkshire Dales and within easy reach of the Eden valley and eastern Lake District With stunning, panoramic views of the surrounding fells, Hollins House is a traditional Dales farmhouse, dating from the 16th century, remodelled in Victorian times and now beautifully refurbished throughout to provide spacious accommodation with all modern comforts, whilst retaining its charm and atmosphere. Sleeping up to seven in four stylish bedrooms, it is set in two acres, owned by Dent Brewery. Beautiful Dentdale has something for everyone - for walkers, there is an abundance of undiscovered paths and bridleways, while the Dalesway runs through Dentdale from Ribblehead on towards Windermere. Railway enthusiasts can catch the Settle-Carlisle line at Dent station (the highest in England), nearby are the White Scar caves at Ingleton, and cyclists can enjoy the quiet lanes and exciting climbs nearby. Dent village with its cobbled streets is three miles away, where you can visit the Dent Brewery pub, the George and Dragon, or the other Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District are within an easy drive. Linen and tow...

Dentdale, south of Sedbergh, is possibly the finest of the Cumbrian Dales, a valley full of beauty and historic interest. It is a farming community, with scattered homesteads, each sharing the fell and valley floor, owing much to the settlement patterns of the Vikings who came here in the 10th century. Dentdale is also a gem of the Yorkshire Dales National Park