16th-Century Farmhouse for 8 in Hawes

This 4-bedroom group farmhouse is a 16th-century residence sleeping eight guests on a working farm in Hawes, Yorkshire. This peaceful Yorkshire Dales retreat offers private parking for six cars and sits surrounded by stunning countryside views. The property brims with original features including exposed brickwork and stone flooring that tell stories of centuries past.

The location places you in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Rolling hills and dramatic landscapes stretch in every direction. The working farm setting adds authentic rural character to your stay.

Four bedrooms accommodate your group across two floors. One super-king zip-and-link converts to twins on request. Two king-size rooms and one twin room complete the sleeping arrangements. Three bathrooms include two en-suites and a family bathroom with bath and shower. Spacious social areas include a kitchen diner, separate dining room with wood burner, sun-filled lounge with open fire and a cosy snug.

Hawes sits 3 miles away (8 minutes) housing the famous Wensleydale Creamery. Aysgarth Falls cascades 10 miles distant (18 minutes). Hardraw Force waterfall drops 10 miles away (20 minutes). Ribblehead Viaduct stands 11 miles off (22 minutes).

This getaway delivers authentic Yorkshire Dales living for groups wanting space, character and countryside. Perfect for families or friends exploring this spectacular national park.