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Set in 27 acres of farmland, this semi-detached converted barn situated in Upper Wensleydale near Askrigg and Bainbridge sleeping four guests in two bedrooms, is superbly located and within close proximity to the popular market town of Hawes. Boasting panoramic far-reaching views looking across to Addleborough and Wether Fell, West Shore Cote Cottage offers comfortable accommodation suitable for families and friends who want a quiet hideaway in rural Wensleydale.

Situated right in the heart of Wensleydale, Hawes can be reached via a footpath from the cottage. The market town of Hawes (market day-Tuesday) is home to Wensleydale Creamery visitors centre, whilst nearby Hardraw Force, England's largest single drop waterfall, is a perfect way to fill the day walking. Just 30 minutes east, resides the historic town of Leyburn, offering a plethora of shops, Wensleydale Railway, pubs and of course walks; having something for all ages!!! The Forbidden Corner makes a great day out for all the family and is home to the Saddle Room restaurant, perfect to wine and dine your evening away. Sedbergh is situated just 30 minutes west and is a must visit for anyone who loves the outdoors. You can walk, run, cycle, golf and even horse ride to your hearts content whilst you take in the "Proper Yorkshire air"!! Staying close to home and just 5 minutes away, is the picturesque village of Askrigg, steeped in Yorkshire Dales history and famous for the original filming of James Herriott's, All Creatures Great and Small. Surrounded by the rolling hills of Wensleydale, enjoy short walks throughout the dale and finish off with a bite to eat in The Crown, also known as the 'Top Pub' The Middle House or The Kings Arms, the 'Bottom Pub'.