37 properties for sale in Hardraw Hawes

Guide Price £650,000 - £750,000.Kisdon House is a truly captivating detached character property, superbly positioned along the iconic Pennine Way above the ever-popular village of Muker.Muker is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque and sought-after villages within Swaledale, celebrated for its charm, heritage and vibrant community spirit. Perfectly placed on both the Coast to Coast Walk and the Pennine Way, the village attracts visitors throughout the year, creating a lively yet welcoming atmosphere. Amenities include a traditional village shop and tearoom, the renowned Swaledale Wool Shop, and a much-loved community-run public house which forms the social heart of the village. A thriving tourism scene, supported by a popular campsite, charming holiday cottages and established bed and breakfast accommodation, further enhances the appeal of this exceptional setting in Upper Swaledale and deep into the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Kisdon House itself offers an impressive sense

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 £300,000 - £350,000.Dating back to the 1800s, 2 West Cottage is a charming traditional semi-detached railway cottage, it sits in a quiet position on the edge of the highly sought-after village of Askrigg.Askrigg is a picturesque Yorkshire Dales village, renowned for its historic market cross, impressive parish church and attractive cobbled village green. The village offers an excellent range of amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, village shop, café, delicatessen, gift shop and three popular pubs, together with a thriving community. It is perhaps best known for its connections to All Creatures Great & Small, with many scenes from the original series filmed in the village.The cottage offers spacious and characterful accommodation, with high ceilings, stone flooring and traditional sash windows creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. An entrance porch leads into the cosy sitting room, featuring a cast-iron fireplace as its focal point. To the rear of the pro

Spen House Farm is a substantial and attractive Grade II listed detached house which is situated in a quiet, elevated position above the village of Askrigg. The property is spacious with accommodation extending to approx. 1700ft2 across two floors and whilst some updating is required, it offers immediate potential as a large family home. The property is entered with a door leading through into the living room which has a log burning stove set in a stone fireplace. An inner hall has a staircase leading up to the first floor with an under-stair storage cupboard, and provides access to a useful utility room with a separate cloakroom, and the family kitchen diner. This room is dual aspect and features a range of fitted units with an electric oven and space for an under counter fridge. There is ample space for a family dining table with a useful cupboard and a feature fireplace. To the first floor there are total of four double bedrooms, each of which enjoys a nice outlook across the open c

Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000.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

Guide Price £230,000 - £240,000.Rook Cottage is a charming two-bedroom cottage situated in the highly desirable village of Askrigg, at the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Surrounded by stunning countryside and an extensive network of scenic walking routes, Askrigg is a picturesque and thriving village offering an excellent range of local amenities, including three welcoming public houses, a village shop, a historic church and a well-regarded primary school rated 'Good' by Ofsted. The nearby market town of Hawes, approximately five miles away, provides a wider selection of independent shops, cafés and everyday services. The property offers spacious and characterful accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor comprises a well-appointed kitchen/dining room and a generous double bedroom with en-suite shower room. To the first floor is an impressive sitting room enjoying views across the surrounding Dales, together with a further double bedroom and a house bathroom.E

Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000.Thwaite Bridge Cottage is a deceptively spacious and characterful home, located a short distance from the popular market town of Hawes. Enjoying beautiful open views across the river and surrounding hills, the property perfectly combines rural tranquillity with easy access to local amenities.Hawes is a traditional and welcoming market town, renowned for its strong sense of community and excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, tearooms and characterful pubs. The town also benefits from a primary school, church and a well-used market hall, with a popular weekly outdoor market attracting both residents and visitors throughout the year. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, it is a haven for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.The ground floor of Thwaite Bridge Cottage is full of charm and character, featuring exposed beams and attractive flagstone flooring that enhance its warm, country feel. A welcoming entrance hall leads through to a brigh

5 Railway Cottages is a spacious end of terrace cottage which was built circa 1875 as accommodation for railway workers. The location allows for excellent views. The property does require some updating but benefits from being fully double glazed and having air source heating. The property is entered into a useful porch which leads through to the inner hall with staircase up to the first floor. There are two ground floor bedrooms which are each well proportioned and a bathroom with WC, basin and shower cubicle. To the first floor is the large open plan living space with a kitchenette and an impressive stone fireplace with a multi fuel stove. The kitchen has a range of fitted units, a free-standing oven with hob, a washing machine and an under-counter fridge. There is also ample space for a dining room and living area from where the views can be enjoyed. The loft offers potential to be converted into a third bedroom, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.Externally the property is

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

Guide Price £230,000 - £250,000.Brook House sits in a prominent position at the top of the village of Askrigg in Upper Wensleydale, a sought after village with a good local community.Askrigg is a picturesque village surrounded by rolling countryside and an abundance of scenic walking routes. The village offers three welcoming pubs, an Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ primary school, a village shop, and a historic church. Just five miles away, Hawes provides a charming market town setting with cafés, independent shops and superb access to the surrounding landscape. Leyburn, approximately twelve miles away, offers a wider range of amenities including schools, medical services and a variety of independent retailers. Local attractions such as Aysgarth Falls, Bolton Castle and the Wensleydale Railway further enhance the area, making Askrigg a wonderful base for enjoying countryside living.The cottage has been modernised by the current sellers, Brook House is very well presented and is in excellent condi

Nestled in the heart of picturesque Swaledale, this beautifully presented, five-bedroom detached stone-built home is brimming with charm and character. With stunning views from every window and a variety of outbuildings offering a plethora of storage space and development potential, this is a stunning example of a quintessential country home.Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Fine & County Durham and North Yorkshire they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £45.00 plus VAT per buyer, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable.LocationSatron is a charming, secluded hamlet nestled in the heart of Swaledale, North Yorkshire, just a short stroll from the pictures