3 Guests
2 Beds
1 Bathrooms
2 BedroomsEscape to The Artist's House, a charming holiday home nestled on the edge of Hebden Bridge. This delightful property offers a perfect blend of comfort and quirky character, ideal for families and small groups. Featuring two cosy bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and a relaxing garden, plus lovely views, The Artist's House provides a tranquil retreat. Enjoy amenities like a bathtub, indoor fireplace, and free WiFi. Explore the local attractions, with the town's amenities within easy reach.
This charming boutique retreat combines period character with modern comfort, offering the perfect base for your holiday. Sleeping up to three guests, the property features one inviting double bedroom, and a comfortable cosy single room. Step into the living space, filled with natural light, and unwind in front of the log burner with the Smart TV or connect and relax with free WiFi. French doors from the kitchen, situated on the lower floor, open onto a delightful south-facing patio, where you can sip your morning coffee or enjoy a glass of wine as the sun sets. Practical touches make your stay even more relaxing: a refreshing power shower, free on-street parking, and child-friendly accommodation so your youngsters can join in the adventure. Whether you’re here to explore or simply to escape, this beautiful little sanctuary offers the perfect setting for memorable moments.
Tucked away in the beautiful Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge is a vibrant market town known for its creativity, charm, and stunning surroundings. Once a traditional mill town, it has reinvented itself as a hub for artists, writers, and independent makers, giving the town a distinctive bohemian spirit. Step outside and you’ll find cobbled streets lined with quirky boutiques, independent bookshops, vintage stores, and cosy cafés. Food lovers are spoilt for choice with artisan bakeries, real ale pubs, riverside restaurants, and a thriving weekend market showcasing local produce. Nature is never far away in Hebden Bridge. The town is surrounded by dramatic Pennine hills, woodland trails, and canal paths, making it perfect for walkers, cyclists, and anyone seeking fresh Yorkshire air. Popular routes include the Hebden Bridge Loop, the Hardcastle Crags woodland, and the Pennine Way for more adventurous hikes. Culturally, Hebden Bridge has a lively calendar of festivals celebrating arts, film, music, and literature, while its independent cinema and live music venues keep evenings full of character. With its mix of heritage, community spirit, and natural beauty, Hebden Bridge offers a truly unique Yorkshire experience.
Hebden Bridge Train Station is a 30-minute walk or 10-minute drive away from The Arstist's House. Hebden Bridge has direct rail services operating to locations across Northern England including Blackpool, Chester, Leeds, Manchester, Redcar and York. A number of bus routes operate in Hebden Bridge offering access to Brighouse, Halifax, Huddersfield, Keighley, Rochdale and Todmorden.
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00Guests have access to the full property. Access to The Artist's House is via a key safe box. Further details will be provided prior to check-in. Free on-street parking is available nearby on a first come, first served basis. After parking, The Artist's House is located just off from a steep hill. Please note that the road in which The Artist's House is situated on is private and access is only available on foot. Please also note that the stairs inside The Artists House are considered steep, meaning the property may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility.
Amenities
Bathtub
Bed linensBody soap
Carbon monoxide detector
We enjoyed our stay at the Artist’s Residence near Hebden Bridge. The house is about a 15 min walk from the main centre of the village at the top of a steep hill, there are great walks and lots to do in the surrounding area.
Quirky and artistic property which is tastefully decorated and full of charm. The hosts were responsive and communicative and we had a relaxing stay here. However, there are a few things that are worth being aware of - the stairs in the property are very steep, as is the big step in the lower floor between the kitchen and dining table which some people with limited mobility may struggle with, the property is also at the top of a very steep hill making it a challenging walk from Hebden Bridge to the property itself. There was also no firewood provided in the property so we were unable to make the most of the log burner in the living room. The property also doesn't come with a microwave or dishwasher despite these being included on the listing. The single bedroom has a skylight but no blinds for it so an eye mask is needed if you don't want to be woken up with the sunrise. The bathroom door also only has very lightly frosted glass so you can see inside pretty clearly from the corridor.