The Toll House Pecket Well

The Toll House is in Pecket Well, near Hebden Bridge. It's a detached cottage, which used to be the actual toll house for the road.

It's for two people. One bedroom, one bathroom. It's got a 4 Star rating. It's been done up inside but they kept a lot of the original features, like the stone fireplace. The stairs up to the bedroom are quite narrow and steep, to be honest. It's an old building.

The kitchen is small but it's got everything: a washing machine, dishwasher, the lot. There's a copper sink. The main room has stone floors and big windows with a good view out over the valley.

You're right on the edge of the moor. For walking, you're basically there. Hardcastle Crags is a really good walk, it's a National Trust site with woods and a river. The packhorse trails around here are ancient. You can pick up the Calderdale Way.

Hebden Bridge town centre is about two miles away. It's got a lot of independent shops and places to eat. The station there has trains to Manchester and Leeds. There's a dog-friendly pub about a two-minute walk from the cottage, they do food. The nearest shop for basics is a mile away in Mytholmroyd.

Heptonstall village is a ten-minute drive up the hill. Haworth, where the Brontë museum is, is about twenty minutes by car. You can drive to the Peak District or the Yorkshire Dales National Parks in around an hour.

Facilities: It's detached with its own parking. There's WiFi and a TV. Bedding and towels are included. You can bring up to two dogs. There's a walk-in shower, no bath.

Useful link for planning walks in the area: Yorkshire Dales National Park.