Alojamientos vacacionales en Conisbrough

Cosy fresh newly refurbed house

A modern fresh house on a quite dead end street so no busy road noise with friendly neighbours close too Doncaster centre with free on street parking directly out side the house. Whether you are visiting the Wildlife park or a day at the races this is the place to come and stay. Pet friendly with a small rear garden ideal if you have a dog. Less than 1 mile from Doncaster Town centre and train/bus station 3 miles to the Dome and Doncaster race course just a 10 minute drive. Great A1/M18 acess

Rose Cottage Deepcar

Escape to this unique and tranquil getaway, just 45 mins from the stunning Peak District. Enjoy breathtaking views from the Juliet balcony off the bedroom, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. With convenient stores and popular restaurants nearby, you’ll have everything you need within reach. Plus, a short bus ride will take you to the heart of Sheffield and Meadowhall. Discover the many beautiful walking trails and explore the picturesque surroundings. Your perfect retreat awaits

Stunning 1 bedroom/separate lounge barn conversion

The Little Barn is a stunning 16th century barn conversion which is a unique tranquil getaway. The Barn comprises of a double bed and wc/basin on the lower ground and a staircase takes you to the lounge and dining area upstairs. There is also a fully stocked honesty bar. Semi rural location which is located near the major link roads. Close to Wentworth Woodhouse, Cannon Hall, Yorkshire Sculpture Park and the famous Rob Royds farm shop just across the road, where you can enjoy delicious food.

Private Annex in Peaceful Courtyard

Our comfortable and inviting annex is sited over a converted 200 year old barn and situated in the quiet courtyard of Rose Cottage. This one bedroom accommodation has central heating, a kitchen complete with modern appliances, a separate lounge area with a Smart TV. DVD player (with a selection of DVDs) and free WiFi. The double bedroom has a multi-award winning Emma Original mattress, a Smart TV and en suite bathroom with toilet, wash basin and shower complete with toiletries and towels.

The Coach House Harthill

The Coach House is the beautifully converted annex of ‘The Old Rectory’; a very handsome Grade II listed seven-bedroom period home built by the son of the 1st Duke of Leeds back in 1720, in the pretty village of Harthill. It offers the perfect location to explore Sheffield and the surrounding Peak District, conveniently situated close to the M1 (Junction 30) and A57. The bright and spacious living area comprises a kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms and has off road parking for two cars.

Dolly’s Stable 2 Leger lakes

Relax with family or friends at this peaceful place to stay. The stables have one bedroom and the lounge area has a double sofa bed. There are three stables adjoining so also great for going with friends or family. Leger lakes is a small family run business, three small fishing lakes. The Ruby lake has five camping pods. We have tearoom on site with 5 star hygiene rating. The tearoom is also licensed, Laughton is a small village and has beautiful walks and places of interest to visit.

Top O' Th Hill Farm Cottage- Summer Wine Country

‘Top O' Th Hill Farm’ is nestled at the end of the infamous 'Hill Street', home to ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ characters, Howard, Pearl and Clegg. The grade II listed farm dates back to 1750 offers an authentic and cosy retreat, steeped in period features and set in 6 acres of woodland and meadows. The farm offers a peaceful elevated south facing location above the sleepy old village of Jackson Bridge with outstanding views across the valley and within 2 miles of Holmfirth.

SculptureParkEndCottage

Providing a premium service for short stay accommodation high in the Pennine Hills in rural Yorkshire. This seventeenth century end cottage is immaculately presented for every booking by our professional team. With real fires, ironed cotton sheets and a few quality food items supplied, you will instantly feel at home. We are confident that you'll have such an enjoyable experience, it will remind you of the cottage on any return visits to the area. Read our reviews below.

Carnegie Library: Bronte Apartment

Carnegie Library, built in 1906 and continued as a library up until 1970s. This apartment was the reading room. Beautiful original large arched windows bring natural light to the place. It is an unusual layout with mezzanine floor for the bedroom and a little nook area for the sofa bed. Separate bathroom with shower etc. Please note you are coming to an ex mining village so while Swinton it's self is not a holiday area , it is central to many interesting places around.