31 properties for sale in Appersett Hawes

Guide Price £500,000 - £550,000.A superb detached bungalow in an idyllic location at the foot of Stags Fell, offering spacious and flexible accommodation with stunning countryside views. Currently operating as a successful holiday let, this versatile property would make an ideal family home, retirement residence, or investment opportunity.Swallowdale occupies a wonderful position within the attractive hamlet of Simonstone, just 2 miles north of the popular market town of Hawes. Set on the approach to the famous Buttertubs Pass, the property enjoys a peaceful rural setting with beautiful walks and outstanding views directly from the doorstep.Hawes offers an excellent range of local amenities including independent shops, restaurants, tearooms, pubs, a primary school, church, chapel, indoor market and weekly outdoor market. The area is a popular destination for both residents and visitors, with local attractions including Hardraw Force waterfall, just half a mile away, and the renowned Si

A rare opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed early 18th Century farmhouse full of character and potential. Retaining many original features, including beamed ceilings, fireplaces, and sash windows, the property offers spacious accommodation with two reception rooms, a kitchen, pantry/utility room, four bedrooms, and a large bathroom with scope for reconfiguration. Set within mature gardens to the front and side, enclosed by stone walling and hedging, the farmhouse also benefits from a stone coal shed. In need of full modernisation, this historic home offers an exciting opportunity to restore and create a stunning period residence in a peaceful rural setting. Grade II Listed Early 18th Century Farmhouse – A Rare Renovation OpportunityThis charming Grade II listed early 18th Century farmhouse offers a wonderful opportunity to restore and modernise a period home of real character. Retaining many original features, including beamed ceilings, open fireplaces, sash windows, and stone deta

The Barn briefly comprises a stunning and substantial family house which stands well at the West End of the village. The property has been beautifully updated and maintained throughout with a former commercial garage being incorporated into the accommodation in 2016. The ground floor is entered into via the dining room which has a multi-fuel burning stove and features wooden flooring running throughout. There is a modern kitchen diner with a granite topped central island which features a good range of fitted wall and base units which are complemented by oak worktops. There are appliances including a Range cooker, integrated dishwasher and space for a freestanding fridge freezer. Usefully, just off the kitchen is the utility area with a separate ground floor shower room and a separate boiler room. Completing the ground floor there is an impressive living room with vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and a mezzanine above which is used as a home office with bespoke oak storage. This room

East House is a charming character cottage situated in the centre of Appersett. The 17th century cottage retains a wealth of character features throughout including a replicated model of an original, 19th century cast iron range by A G Pickles Yorkshire Range Company and offers comfortable accommodation across two floors. The property is fully double glazed with sash windows. The property is entered into via stable door leading into the kitchen diner. This features a useful range of units complemented by wooden worktops and a Belfast sink. There are a range of appliances and space for a dining table with a stone staircase leading up to the first floor. Leading through is the living room which has an impressive cast iron range, stone flagged floor and a beamed ceiling with exposed floorboards. A single bedroom with ensuite bedroom completes the ground floor. To the first floor is a spacious double bedroom which enjoys views towards Hawes, also with an ensuite bathroom featuring a cast i

Riverbank Cottage is a charming 3-bedroom home, set in the picturesque hamlet of Appersett, surrounded by some of the Yorkshire Dales' finest countryside.Appersett, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park is a charming and highly sought-after hamlet located just one mile from the bustling market town of Hawes. Surrounded by breathtaking open countryside, rolling fells and traditional dry-stone walls, the village offers an idyllic rural setting with direct access to some of the finest walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits in Wensleydale.Hawes is an active community and still has its weekly outdoor market and is famous for its cheese making, making it a tourist honey pot! It has a good range of shops, pubs, restaurants, Church, primary school and medical facilities.The cottage sits in a quiet location by the river with lovely long distance views. Its riverside setting is one of the property's most beautiful features. Following an exceptional weather event some years ago, the ow

Starting Bid £120,000.Overbrow is a deceptively spacious cottage set in a quiet location just a short walk from the market place in the popular town of Hawes. Hawes is a Market Town in Upper Wensleydale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with an excellent range of shops, restaurants, tearooms and pubs. There is an active community with primary school, Church and good Market Hall. There is still a weekly outdoor market, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. There are great walks and wonderful views all around the beautiful countryside. This well-proportioned four-bedroom home offers approximately 87 sq.m. (937 sq.ft.) of versatile living space arranged over two floors, making it ideal for families, first-time buyers, or those seeking additional home office space.On the ground floor, the property features a bright and welcoming living room, providing a comfortable setting for relaxing or entertaining. To the rear, a spacious kitchen offers excellent storag

Guide Price £195,000 - £225,000.6 Prospect View is a charming end-of-terrace cottage, situated in the picturesque village of Burtersett and enjoying lovely far-reaching views across the Upper Dales.Burtersett is a quaint Dales village, traditionally a mining village, now mainly farming. The village has a strong sense of community and has an abundance of scenic walks available directly from the doorstep. A footpath across the fields leads into the popular market town of Hawes, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. The town also boasts a strong community spirit, with a primary school, church, chapel, Market Hall and a popular weekly outdoor market, creating a vibrant and welcoming environment for both residents and visitors.Arranged over three floors, 6 Prospect View offers versatile accommodation with plenty of character. The ground floor comprises two double bedrooms, with the second bedroom accessed through the first, providing

Guide Price £425,000 - £475,000.Beck House is a lovely end of terrace three bed character cottage, with excellent outbuildings set in the village of Gayle just a mile away from Hawes.Hawes, located at the head of Wensleydale in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is a thriving town with a wide range of amenities including independent shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, a church and chapel, a primary school, and medical facilities. The area also benefits from picturesque views and scenic walks directly from the doorstep.Beck House offers spacious accommodation over two floors. It begins with a welcoming hallway with character and charm, stone flagged flooring, built in storage, and a lovely large arched window bringing in lots of natural light. The spacious living room benefits from a wood burning stove, offering a cosy place to relax. Also at the front of the house is a spacious kitchen with space for a large table and chairs. At the rear is a separate utility room with access

Wilmer House is a well presented, three storey terraced town house located in the centre of Hawes. The property is in good order and has been occupied as a holiday let for a number of years.The property is entered into the open plan living space which has wooden flooring throughout. There is a living area surrounding a log burning stove, ample dining area and a contemporary kitchen with fitted units complemented by wooden worktops and appliances including an electric oven with induction hob, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. To the first floor there is a large double bedroom and a modern house bathroom with a roll top bath and walk in shower cubicle. To the second floor there are two further double bedrooms

6 Kirkbrides Way is a traditional stone built semi-detached family house located on a popular small development in the popular Market Town of Hawes. The property has been very well maintained and offers comfortable accommodation across three storeys and it benefits from being fully double glazed and having oil fired central heating. The property is entered via a useful, open-fronted stone porch which leads into the inner hallway from where the rooms lead off. A wooden effect flooring runs throughout the ground floor and to the right is a spacious living room which has a window to the front and a multi fuel burning stove set on a stone hearth. To the rear of the property is a large kitchen diner which has a good range of fitted wall and base units which are complemented by granite worktops and an Indesit range cooker, dishwasher and ample space for a dining table. Usefully there is a separate utility cupboard which is plumbed for a washing machine and a rear porch. Completing the ground

Hawes is a traditional market town and a popular tourist destination but also the hub of the local community. It has a good range of shops, pubs & restaurants as well as primary school, doctor's surgery, church & chapel. The area is renowned for the glorious scenery, walks and hospitality and is home to the famous Wensleydale Cheese. The accommodation is spacious and offers excellent entertaining space. There is a large open plan living area with a contemporary kitchen, dining space and a living area with doors that will lead out onto a deck. The master bedroom suite is spacious with an ensuite shower room and a dressing room. The master also has double doors leading out to a deck and making the most of the fantastic views across Wensleydale. The other two bedrooms are both doubles and have built in storage. There is also a modern family shower room and a handy utility room. The garden offers an excellent sitting out area and also benefits from a hot tub, the perfect place to relax and

Holme View is a spacious, three storey terraced cottage situated just off the market place of Hawes. Hawes is a Market Town within the Yorkshire Dales. It has a good range of shops, restaurants, tearooms & pubs. There is an active community with a Primary School, Church, Bank and Doctors Surgery. There is still a weekly outdoor market, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. There are great walks and wonderful views to be enjoyed from all around.Holme View is in good decorative order throughout and benefits from double glazing and modern electric heating. The property is currently run as a successful holiday let through Ingrid Flutes Yorkshire Holiday Cottage (part of Travel Chapter). The property is achieving a gross income of almost £18,000. The accommodation is set across three floors, with three double bedrooms, a modern house bathroom, living room and dining kitchen. Externally the property owns the courtyard to the rear (which the other cottages have access

Guide Price £325,000 - £350,000Rose Cottage is a spacious detached home situated in a quiet location within the village of Gayle. Gayle is a small, picturesque village just outside Hawes, it's known for its traditional stone cottages, the flowing Gayle Beck, and the historic Gayle Mill. Hawes is within walking distance and offers an excellent range of shops, restaurants, tearooms and public houses, together with a primary school, church, bank and doctors’ surgery, supporting a thriving and active community. The town retains its traditional weekly outdoor market and remains a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike. The surrounding countryside provides superb walks and far-reaching views in every direction, making this an exceptional setting in which to live.The cottage is believed to date back to 1700's when it was built for the manager of the cotton mill. The cottage has been modernised throughout and offers spacious accommodation. On the ground floor is a cosy sitting

Foss Cottage is a charming character cottage situated in the peaceful hamlet of Gayle, just outside Hawes. The property was formerly a barn up to the mid 1990's when a full conversion was carried out. The property benefits from off-street parking, a large garage, and stunning views towards Stags Fell.Gayle is a quiet and picturesque hamlet located less than a mile from the popular market town of Hawes. Residents enjoy the tranquillity of village life while being within easy reach of Hawes' excellent range of amenities. The town is well served with independent shops, traditional pubs, cafés, a pharmacy, doctor's surgery, and dentist, making it a popular destination for both residents and visitors alike.Since purchasing Foss Cottage in 2019, the current owners have made a number of significant improvements, including the installation of new double-glazed windows, a new boiler, and complete redecoration throughout. The result is a welcoming and comfortable home that is ready to move into.

Guide Price £485,000 - £505,000.The Firs is an immaculately presented and generously proportioned Victorian family home, ideally situated in the sought-after market town of Hawes. Beautifully maintained, this impressive property retains a wealth of original period features, seamlessly blending timeless character with modern comforts.Hawes is a thriving Dales market town offering an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés and traditional pubs. The town benefits from a strong community spirit, with a primary school, medical centre, church and a popular weekly outdoor market. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside and renowned walking routes, Hawes attracts both residents and visitors throughout the year. It is also home to the famous Wensleydale Creamery, a major local employer producing its award-winning Wensleydale cheeses.Stepping through the front door, you are welcomed by an impressive entrance hall featuring a striking staircase that immediately sets the tone for t

Cayson House is a stone-built detached house situated in the popular market town of Hawes. The property is spacious and does require updating throughout, however it offers excellent opportunity for a buyer to renovate and create an excellent family home.The property is entered into the welcoming reception hall which has a turned staircase leading up to the first floor. There is a large living room with two windows to the front, a dining kitchen with a range of fitted wooden units and ample dining space with an adjoining conservatory. Completing the ground floor is a snug and a ground floor shower room, which offers the potential for use as a bedroom with ensuite if required.To the first floor there are four double bedrooms, two of which have ensuite shower rooms, and a large house bathroom. The two rear bedrooms enjoy excellent views across open fields to Stag’s Fell in the distance.The property also has the benefit of an integral single garage which could also be used as a workshop if

Sunnyholme sits in a convenient location in the vibrant market town of Hawes, nestled in the heart of Upper Wensleydale within the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park.Hawes is a traditional market town offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, tearooms, and welcoming pubs. It boasts a lively community with amenities including a primary school, a church, and a well-used market hall. The town still hosts a weekly outdoor market, attracting both locals and visitors year-round. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, the area is perfect for walking and taking in the scenic views.Sunnyholme is a well-presented semi-detached cottage, recently modernised to a high standard. Improvements include a new kitchen, a stylish shower room, oil-fired central heating, and replacement windows throughout.The ground floor features a bright and welcoming sitting room at the front. To the rear, a spacious dining kitchen opens into a rear extension—an ideal space for entertaining. A convenient cloakroo

Guide Price £240,000 - £250,0001 Prospect View is a beautifully presented end-of-terrace cottage, situated in the charming village of Burtersett with lovely long distant views over the Upper Dales.Burtersett is a quaint Dales village, traditionally a mining village, now mainly farming. The village has a strong sense of community and has an abundance of scenic walks available directly from the doorstep. A footpath across the fields leads into the popular market town of Hawes, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. The town also boasts a strong community spirit, with a primary school, church, chapel, Market Hall and a popular weekly outdoor market, creating a vibrant and welcoming environment for both residents and visitors.Arranged over four floors, 1 Prospect View provides spacious and practical accommodation. The lower ground floor features a boot room leading through to a contemporary kitchen diner. The ground floor features a b

Guide Price £650,000 - £695,000.Marridale is a truly remarkable period property, nestled in a quiet and accessible location that offers the best of both worlds—a tranquil retreat with convenient links to nearby amenities.Situated on a serene lane just outside the charming village of Gayle, the property boasts breathtaking, long-distance views over Stags Fell. The vibrant town of Hawes is just a short drive or a pleasant walk away, making it effortlessly accessible.Hawes is renowned for its traditional weekly outdoor market and is famous for its cheese-making heritage, stunning landscapes, and thriving farming community. The town is home to a variety of shops, pubs, restaurants, a church, chapel, doctor's surgery, and a primary school. While it attracts tourists, it has retained a strong sense of community that makes it a welcoming place to live.Dating back to the early 1900s, Marridale retains much of its original charm and character. From its high ceilings to its generously proportion

Starting Bid £45,000.Robinson's Field House sits in a spectacular, rural location in Lunds, surrounded by open farmland and long distant views to Wild Boar Fell.Lunds is a scattered hamlet and is situated about half a mile from the Moorcock Inn on the edge of the B6259, around 6 miles & 10 miles from the market towns of Hawes and Kirkby Stephen respectively. It is in a very rural yet accessible location, with lovely walks and views in all directions. West End is a hamlet of 5 dwellings down a well maintained track about 0.5 mile from the B6259.The plot totals approx 0.6 acres and sits in an elevated position overlooking the surrounding countryside. Planning permission was granted in 1998 to erect an agricultural workers dwelling. The plans approved are to build a four bedroom, detached home with an integral garage. This planning permission has been preserved as building work has commenced. On site is a detached outbuilding.The grounds surround the property and have long distant views.P

Whites of Wensleydale is a well-established and successful family business located in the traditional market town of Hawes, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. The property is well arranged and works well as a clothing shop with potential for other uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Planning permission has previously been granted for change of use to a restaurant so the property offers excellent opportunity to run a lifestyle business in a popular market town. The premises comprise of a large, double-fronted retail premises with two-storey owner accommodation above. The shop has two large, single glazed bay windows to the front offering excellent frontage with a spacious and well configurated shop floor offering ample space for displaying a range of goods with steps up to a second display area and the till and packing area. There is also a rear retail area with a storeroom which was previously plumbed for a WC and basin, this could be reinstated if required. To the fir

Starting Bid £20,000.Low West End Farm House sits in a spectacular, rural location in Lunds, surrounded by open farmland and long distant views to Wild Boar Fell.Lunds is a scattered hamlet and is situated about half a mile from the Moorcock Inn on the edge of the B6259, around 6 miles & 10 miles from the market towns of Hawes and Kirkby Stephen respectively. It is in a very rural yet accessible location, with lovely walks and views in all directions. West End is a hamlet of 5 dwellings down a well maintained track about 0.5 mile from the B6259.This property is currently a two storey stone barn, it is split in to sections with a barn, cow byre (with original stalls), two stables and a store. The property is in need of full renovation.This property previously had planning permission for conversion into two local occupancy or holiday let properties. This permission has now lapsed, plans are available to view. The plans show two properties, the North part of the property being a 3 bed hom

This charming two-bedroom, stone-built cottage effortlessly blends period character with contemporary comfort, offering a retreat that is as welcoming as it is stylish. With quaint courtyard to the rear. Currently run as a successful holiday let, The House on the Hill is being sold fully furnished, ready for immediate enjoyment or income generation.Property Details - Set just moments from the timeless beauty of St. Margaret’s Church and nestled at the head of the breathtaking Wensleydale valley, The House on the Hill is a true Yorkshire treasure. This charming stone-built cottage effortlessly blends period character with contemporary comfort, offering a retreat that is as welcoming as it is stylish.Step inside and discover a home that instantly captivates. The cosy lounge invites you to sink into its warmth, centred around a glowing multi-fuel stove—perfect for relaxing evenings in. The fully equipped dining kitchen is a standout feature: dual aspect, filled with natural light, and spa

Barclays Bank presents an exceptional and exciting opportunity to create a striking mixed-use development in the very heart of Hawes Market Place. Combining commercial potential with residential transformation, this prominent property offers the chance to deliver something truly special within one of the Yorkshire Dales’ most desirable market towns.Hawes, the principal town in Upper Wensleydale, is a thriving and highly sought-after destination, popular with both tourists and locals alike. Renowned for its charm and character, the town boasts an excellent range of independent shops, welcoming restaurants, traditional tearooms and well-loved pubs. A strong sense of community is evident, supported by local amenities including a primary school, church, chapel and a bustling market hall, while the weekly outdoor market and breathtaking surrounding countryside, with its scenic walks and far-reaching views, further enhance its enduring appeal.Arranged over four generous floors, Barclays Bank

Grainy Gill is a beautiful three-bedroom home located in the sought-after village of Thwaite.Originally converted from a joiner’s workshop in 1979, the property has been owned by the current vendors since 2019. During their ownership, they have carried out extensive improvements to create a warm and welcoming home. These works include a new roof installed in 2023 and a new back boiler and heating system fitted in 2021. Also, in 2021, a new stone-built outbuilding was added, providing a small workshop and useful external storage.The ground floor comprises an entrance hall featuring a stone-flagged floor and exposed stone walls, a kitchen-diner with access to the garden, and a cosy living room with a multi-fuel stove set within an impressive fireplace.To the first floor are three double bedrooms, all enjoying lovely views, along with a family bathroom. The loft is insulated and boarded, offering excellent storage space.Outside, there is a low-maintenance yet very pleasant patio garden. T

Welcome…Days begin with slow mornings, curtains opening to let in the sunlight as you take a moment to sit in the window seat and watch the world go by. Brook House in Askrigg offers the chance to take your foot off the gas and bask in the tranquil countryside, take long walks in the hills, and finish with a coffee and maybe even a slice of cake from The Bake-well Cafe. Come on in…Lovely Living Spaces…The door opens into a useful hallway, with space to hang coats and take off muddy boots, then leads into a spacious, sunny living room. Cosy up in front of the open fire on chilly evenings or enjoy dinner around the dining table, which there is plenty of space for.Kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with units down either side, providing plenty of storage and work surface, and under-unit lighting to create all of your favourite recipes. It has a built-in electric oven and hob, with an extractor fan above. With space for a dishwasher or washing machine and fridge freezer, this kitchen is functi

Guide Price £550,000 - £600,000.West End is a superb, detached house in the quiet hamlet of Stalling Busk, in the valley of Raydale in Upper Wensleydale.Stalling Busk is a pretty, farming village with a small Church and is situated at the south end of Semerwater, the second largest natural lake in Yorkshire, and a haven for wildlife & flowers. It is only 3 miles from the village of Bainbridge with a primary school & chapel, pub, butcher's shop, garage & shop and 5 miles from the Market Town of Hawes with a good range of amenities including doctor's surgery and school.Whilst the house dates back to the late 1700's and offers all the character and charm one would expect, the property has been modernised by the current sellers to a high standard offering a practical and high quality finish.This substantial property offers good accommodation over two floors. On the ground floor are two front reception rooms, both with log fuel stoves. At the rear is a country style kitchen and utility room

Guide Price £380,000 - £420,000.Hazelbank Farm is a charming traditional Dales farmhouse occupying an idyllic position within the rural hamlet of Oughtershaw, in the heart of the unspoilt Langstrothdale Valley. Nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Oughtershaw is renowned for its spectacular scenery, outstanding walking and cycling routes, and peaceful rural setting, whilst remaining conveniently accessible to the popular villages of Buckden, Hawes and Grassington.Believed to date back to the 17th Century, Hazelbank Farm is a deceptively spacious character home that seamlessly combines period charm with modern comforts. Rich in original features, the property offers well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The welcoming entrance hall, complete with traditional stone flagged flooring, leads through to a beautifully appointed bespoke kitchen featuring granite worktops. There is a cosy snug, ideal as a home office or additional reception room, a delightful dining room with

Wharton Cottage is a delightful stone-built cottage situated in the highly sought-after village of Askrigg, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Askrigg is a picturesque and thriving village surrounded by rolling countryside and an abundance of scenic walking routes. The village benefits from a range of amenities including three welcoming public houses, an Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ primary school, a village shop and a historic parish church. The nearby market town of Hawes, approximately five miles away, offers a wider selection of independent shops, cafés and everyday services, whilst Leyburn, around twelve miles distant, provides further amenities including secondary schooling, healthcare facilities and a variety of retailers. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and attractions, with Aysgarth Falls, Bolton Castle and the Wensleydale Railway all within easy reach, making Askrigg an excellent location for those seeking a rural lifestyle.The accommodation is arranged over

A Well Proportioned Upside Down Terraced Cottage enjoying a tucked away location within this desirable Wensleydale village. Entrance Porch, Lounge/Dining Room, Kitchen, 2 Double Bedrooms, En-Suite Shower Room/WC, Bathroom/WC, Private West Facing Patio Garden, Off Street Parking for one car, Oil Fired Central Heating, Double Glazing. Council Tax Band B. EER D57. NO ONWARD CHAIN.Description - A Well Proportioned Upside Down Terraced Cottage enjoying a tucked away location within this desirable Wensleydale village. Entrance Porch, Lounge/Dining Room, Kitchen, 2 Double Bedrooms, En-Suite Shower Room/WC, Bathroom/WC, Private West Facing Patio Garden, Off Street Parking for one car, Oil Fired Central Heating, Double Glazing. Council Tax Band B. EER D57. NO ONWARD CHAIN.Entrance Porch - Coat rack, fuse board. Upvc double glazed door to front. Part glazed door to Lounge.Lounge - Electric fire with marble effect surrounds and pine mantle, oak effect laminate floor, 2 radiators, cupboard contain