
Whernside Lodge is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the Yorkshire Dales village of Chapel-le-Dale. Original features include exposed oak beams and traditional stonework throughout. The barn sits in a peaceful rural setting with direct access to some of England's finest walking country.
The location offers spectacular views across open countryside towards the Three Peaks. You're surrounded by limestone hills and dry stone walls typical of the Dales landscape. The barn sits on the edge of the village with fields stretching out in every direction.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests plus two bathrooms. The open-plan living space features a wood-burning stove and comfortable seating.
Whernside Lodge is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in the Yorkshire Dales village of Chapel-le-Dale. Original features include exposed oak beams and traditional stonework throughout. The barn sits in a peaceful rural setting with direct access to some of England's finest walking country.
The location offers spectacular views across open countryside towards the Three Peaks. You're surrounded by limestone hills and dry stone walls typical of the Dales landscape. The barn sits on the edge of the village with fields stretching out in every direction.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests plus two bathrooms. The open-plan living space features a wood-burning stove and comfortable seating. The kitchen comes fully equipped with everything needed for self-catering. There's also off-road parking for two cars.
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail sits 3 miles away (8 minutes). White Scar Cave is 4 miles (10 minutes). Ribblehead Viaduct stands 2 miles away (5 minutes). Settle market town is 8 miles (15 minutes).
Whernside Lodge suits walkers and families wanting to explore the Yorkshire Dales. The barn's position at the foot of Whernside mountain makes it perfect for Three Peaks challengers.
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Original oak beams run throughout the barn creating authentic character. The timber frames showcase traditional Yorkshire Dales building methods and add warmth to every room.
The log burner provides cosy warmth on cold evenings. It creates a focal point in the living area perfect for gathering after long walks in the hills.
The barn sits at the base of Whernside mountain. You can start the Three Peaks walk directly from the door making it ideal for serious walkers.
Original stonework has been carefully preserved throughout. The thick walls provide excellent insulation and connect you to centuries of Yorkshire farming heritage.
Chapel-le-Dale offers complete peace and quiet. The tiny village has minimal traffic and sits surrounded by working farms and limestone landscapes.
The main living area flows naturally from kitchen to dining to lounge. High ceilings and large windows make the space feel bright and airy despite the traditional build.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Whernside Lodge by car, take the B6255 through Ingleton and continue towards Ribblehead. The barn sits in Chapel-le-Dale village with clear signage. Off-road parking for two cars is available at the property.
The nearest railway station is Settle on the famous Settle-Carlisle line. From Settle station it's 8 miles to the barn requiring a taxi or car hire for the final leg through the Dales.
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