Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Todmorden

Major Clough Cottage

Enjoy a relaxing stay at this recently renovated grade 2 listed weavers cottage. Only a 5 minute walk to the Town Centre shops, bars, restaurants and other local amenities. The cottage is only a 5 minute walk to the train and bus stations with direct links to Manchester and Leeds and Centre Vale Park is only a 2 minute walk. At this pet-friendly home there is off road parking directly outside, in addition to a free car park close by. At the rear of the cottage is a private, enclosed patio area.

Walkability · Outdoor spaces · Access

Sunny Bank Snug garden retreat near Hebden Bridge

Relax & reconnect with nature in our beautifully designed hillside garden retreat, nestled within an idyllic woodland location. Easy walking distance to two fabulous pubs. Visit nearby bohemian Hebden Bridge & Bronte Country. Self-contained, eco- friendly & on site parking. Scandi inspired stylish interiors, huge picture windows. Log burner for cosy evenings. An exclusive private romantic cottage garden with seating to enjoy nature & birdsong. Stunning views. A walkers & cyclists' paradise.

Outdoor spaces · Walkability · Getting around

Cosy grade II listed annex, sleeps four

Explore the beautiful Calder valley from this characterful grade II listed annex to Kilnhurst Old Hall, once the home of the author, artist and traveller William Holt. We have a comfy king-size bed in the lower bedroom, and two singles or a double on the mezzanine level above as you prefer, and a wood burning stove to keep you cosy. There are fantastic walks, loads of fascinting local history, independent shops and places to eat and drink. We have a safe space for cyclists to store bikes, too!

Walkability · Pets · Location

17th Century Cottage in the Heart of the Pennines

Beautiful 17th century cottage, in the heart of the Pennines. Situated in Todmorden, West Yorkshire our beautifully restored cottage built in approximately 1665 and overlooking the vibrant market town of Todmorden and only 5km away from the artisan and beautiful town of Hebden Bridge. It provides an ideal base to explore this beautiful part of Yorkshire including; Howarth, the home of the Brontes, Halifax, including the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, the home of Anne Lister and the Pennine Way.

Outdoor spaces · Pets · Amenities

Rebel Rebel Apartment

A quirky two bedroom apartment, located in the centre of Hebden Bridge. Featuring a cosy lounge with a guitar, record player and a selection of vinyl for you to enjoy. The kitchen/diner is fully equipped while the outside balcony offers a further dining space al fresco. Located just a stone's throw from local shops, cafes, and music venues, you'll have everything you need right on your doorstep. Explore the scenic countryside, enjoy live performances, or simply unwind in our musical retreat.

Pets · Walkability · Family

Stag Cottage, a gorgeous C16 Elizabethan cottage

Stag Cottage (built C1580) is a beautiful, quaint, historic Grade II Listed building hidden away in the ancient, hilltop Pennine village of Heptonstall. Stag Cottage oozes charm and retains many original features, including stone mullioned windows, arched lintels, wooden beams and a king post truss with wattle and daub infill. A low 4ft 6'' beam separates the kitchen from the living area. The Cottage sleeps 3 people comfortably; a double bedroom with king-size bed and also a single bedroom.

Pets · Walkability · Amenities

Rural converted piggery with wood-burning stove

Cosy converted piggery, with fabulous views, fenced garden and patio overlooking the Calder Valley. Close to Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall, there are beautiful walks and cycle rides from the doorstep, which is 800m from the Pennine Bridleway. There is a wood burning stove (we provide a starter pack of logs) and well-behaved dogs are welcome. A king-sized bed in the bedroom and a double sofa bed in the lounge make this the perfect venue for couples, friends or parents and child!

Outdoor spaces · Pets · Layout

Lower Hawkstones Farm

Lower Hawkstones Farm is a 18th century farmhouse and barn conversion set high on the Pennines. It’s wild and windy and we can get snow in the winter. There are fantastic views of the surrounding countryside and spectacular walks through woodland into the valley, or open moorland to the rear of the property. We have no public transport as the nearest bus stop is 1.5 miles away so own transport is recommended. There are lots of interesting places to eat within 15 mins by car

Walkability · Outdoor spaces · Quiet

Mayroyd Mill Hse Large and peaceful-central Hebden

Spacious 4 bedroom house, with 2 bathrooms, 2 sitting rooms and large kitchen. Established garden with patio to enjoy the fresh air and parking for up to 4 cars. We are a short walk from the town centre where there are independent shops and great cafes and for the cyclists we are on National Cycle Route 66. It is ridiculously close to the railway station (2 minutes) and got bus links to Halifax and Haworth. Perfect for holidays, cycling or walking breaks.

Pets · Walkability · Nearby

Traditional mill workers house

Enjoy easy access to artisan shops, pubs, restaurants. Most walks from the doorstep. The house is in the center of hebden bridge. 15 mins walk from the railway station with easy links to Manchester, Leeds halfax etc. Bus stop 100 meters away. Different bus stop to Haworth & Keighley with links to Skipton & the Yorkshire Dales. On street parking Everything you may need is a couple of hundred yards walking distance ? Supermarket is 75 meters.

Pets · Walkability · Sleep quality

Secluded cottage off the Pennine bridle way

A rural off grid country cottage If you want to unwind ,rest and relax then this is the place . If you love walking / mountain biking again this is the place with many walks and trails on your door step . We can now accommodate 3 people at the cottage, we have a double bed and sofa bed . There is also a lockable bike shed should any of our cycling guests need it . Lots of free parking

Pets · Walkability · Breakfast

Nobel Nook

Nobel Nook is named as such due to the history of the property. Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson (Nobel Peace Prize winner) once resided here. The property has been sensitively restored over the years with its 1853 heritage in mind. stone floors, high ceilings and decorative features remain. The basement apartment style has followed suit and has undergone a full renovation

Outdoor spaces · Walkability · Indoor spaces