16 The Rookery is a character Grade 2 listed 1800 Period Weavers Cottage with blue plaque status. The historical abode sits in the heart of the picturesque village of Addingham.

16 The Rookery is a blue plaque cottage. It was built around 1805 by John Cockshott, these back-to-back cottages were a home to hand-loom weavers. Across the end of the blocks was a first-floor loomshop and old lavatories, half of which still exist today.

The cottage has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower. It has a well equipped kitchen with small seating area.

All our cottages are dog friendly (max 2 large dogs) and have the usual amenities you would expect from cooking equipment to towels, robes hair dryers, Wifi, washing facilities, TV, games, books and more.

- On street parking
- Log Burner
- Private porch and outdoor seating
- Central Addingham

Location

Bolton Abbey/Tithe Barn, Ilkley, Skipton and the Yorkshire Dales are very close by. The cottage is sympathetically renovated retaining many original features including exposed beams and Inglenook fireplace. There is a wood burner, courtyard with sitting out area. Level walking to plentiful village amenities, several traditional country pubs with fine food & drink, gorgeous local cafes and helpful services from a medical centre, Dentist, hairdressers, local shops and local transport links.

The space

Grade 2 listed Cottage and is part of the Addingham Blue Plaque Trail. Perfect for walking , including river walks , cycling and sightseeing and relaxing.

Guest access

Private entrance by Key Safe to whole Cottage. Outdoor seating and dining area with BBQ

Other things to note

Advice, guidance, information local knowledge available on request.