Ings House, Hawes

Ings House is a mid-19th century four-bedroom property in Hawes, North Yorkshire. This character home sits in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and works brilliantly for larger groups wanting a proper base in the Dales. You get off-road parking for three cars plus a lockable garage, which is rare in a market town location.

Hawes is the highest market town in England. You're right in the heart of Wensleydale with fells rising on all sides. The town has working shops, traditional pubs and the famous Wensleydale Creamery just a short walk away.

The house sleeps eight across four bedrooms. There are modern kitchen appliances, WiFi and Smart TVs throughout. Two woodburning stoves heat the main rooms alongside oil central heating. The enclosed south-facing garden catches the sun and works well for groups with children or dogs. Bed linen and towels are included.

Walk to the Dales Countryside Museum (0.2 miles, 2 minutes). Hardraw Force waterfall is 1 mile away (5 minutes). Aysgarth Falls sits 8 miles west (15 minutes). Buttertubs Pass offers stunning views 5 miles north (12 minutes).

Ings House suits active groups who want proper walking country on the doorstep. The central location means you can explore without driving everywhere.