Charming cottage with garden

Settle 0.6 miles. The Treetop is a beautifully presented first-floor apartment offering a tranquil retreat for couples looking to explore the stunning Yorkshire Dales, nestled in a peaceful lane in the charming village of Giggleswick. Perched above the owner's charming pottery studio and accessed via a private external staircase, this spacious self-contained apartment offers a peaceful retreat situate at a modern detached home. Guests are invited to enjoy exclusive pottery lessons in the studio below, hosted by the owner—perfect for those looking to try something new during their stay. Please note: sessions must be booked in advance. The apartment boasts far-reaching views of the surrounding countryside. Step inside to discover a welcoming hallway leading to a stylish shower room complete with a walk-in rainfall shower, WC and basin. The comfortable double bedroom enjoys views over the rear garden, while the open-plan living space is perfect for relaxing after a day of adventure. Unwind on the comfy sofa in front of the Smart TV, enjoy meals at the dining table, and make use of the well-equipped kitchen featuring an Air fryer, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Outside, guests can enjoy a private lawned garden to the front of the property, fully enclosed, with outdoor seating ideal for morning coffees or evening drinks. Additional features include gas central heating, off-road parking for one car, EV charging, and WiFi. Just a short stroll from the village centre and only five minutes from the bustling market town of Settle, The Treetop at The Beeches offers the perfect base for walking, cycling, and discovering the natural beauty of the Dales.The bustling market town of Settle lies at the south west rim of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, nestled beside the largest outcrop of limestone in Britain - a region of scars, cliffs, caves and potholes - amongst some of the most picturesque scenery in North Yorkshire. Tuesday is market day in Settle, when the square is filled with stalls offering a wide variety of crafts and goods. The market place is surrounded by local businesses, the centre being dominated by The Shambles, an historic three storey building with shops on two levels and houses above, and the Town Hall. There is a good selection of restaurants and pubs and a public swimming pool. The Victoria Hall has entertainment and other activities such as folk nights throughout the year. The famous Settle-Carlisle Railway crosses some of the most beautiful and inspiring upland scenery in the country. Natural attractions such as Malham Cove and Gordale Scar are within easy reach, as are the nearby Dales towns of Skipton and Malham. Settle is in the midst of excellent walking country and is a good base for touring the Dales, the Lake District and the Forest of Bowland.