Bank House,

Perched in the charming village of Ingleton within close proximity to a variety of shops, pubs and the renowned Waterfalls trail is this historic holiday home, Bank House. Situated on the border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this stone-built abode is ideally situated for a rambling adventure with friends or family at any time of year. Enjoy spending quality time with your loved ones within the spacious living/dining room, where a gas fire creates a homely ambience as you sink into the sofa, the little ones being sure to delight at the Smart TV and even a PlayStation 4, letting the adults of the group enjoy a glass of wine around the dining table while planning a fun-filled itinerary. Moving through into the sleek and stylish kitchen you can find all the essential appliances for preparing hearty meals, there is even a dishwasher and washer/dryer for your convenience, perfect for longer stays. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom, while the family bathroom sits on the first-floor where you can indulge a long soak after a day of exploration. When the sky grows dark, retreat to one of three inviting bedrooms, boasting their own TV’s and one even with an en-suite shower room, they make an ideal spot to unwind. Start your morning out in the garden while your canine companion roams freely before venturing out to explore Ingleton. The village offers a range of cuisines catering to a variety of tastes including traditional fish and chip shops, pubs, Indian restaurants, cafés and more; or bask in the beauty of the Ingleton Waterfalls, with plenty of scenic spots where you can enjoy a picnic. Take advantage of the village's leisure facilities with both a climbing wall and a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool, it hosts all you could need and more for a self-catered stay. Venture into the Yorkshire Dales National Park to be met by even more natural splendour, the White Scar Cave with its subterranean passages, impressive caverns and tranquil waterfall being within easy reach of the property. Avid walkers will naturally want to bask the wonder of Ingleborough, one of the Three Peaks, here you will find a historic fort and Iron Age hut ruins, as well as commanding views over the Dales. Unearth the spectacular cave of Gaping Gill and the historic landmark of Bar Pot, both offering even more wonderful walking opportunities, or venture over to Morecambe and enjoy a traditional day by the sea on its beautiful beach, with a plethora of waterside eateries to take your pick from. In reach of Lancaster, Kendal, Settle, and the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you'll never be short of adventure on a holiday at Bank House.