Accessibility

You can view on line a full Accessibility Guide with more details and photographs via the link below.

Please ring me to discuss any individual needs that you have, or if you are unsure if the cottage is suitable for you. I will do my best to help.

Summary

Tryst Cottage is a 1750’s stone built 2 bedroom cottage in Ingleton, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park

The cottage is situated on the edge of the village centre on a minor road, which runs at a 3 degree incline.

The nearest bus stop is approximately 300 yards (270m) away at the Ingleton Tourist Information Office situated in the main Ingleton car park. However, there is a steep incline from the road into the car park.

There is car parking for up to 2 medium size cars at the rear of the cottage on tarmac. The tarmac area is level and flat.

The tarmac driveway to the rear parking area runs between the stone side -wall of the cottage, and the stone boundary wall, and is irregular in width. The minimum width of the drive is 6 foot 0 inches (1m 80).

The side entrance doorway to the cottage is served by an automatic light which activates when movement is detected in the area and switches off after a couple of minutes. There are other external movement lights in the outside area.

The front doorway to the cottage is a standard 30 inch x 80 inch door (76cm x 2m) with 2 inch (5cm) step up rise and weather lip. The door handle height is 40 inches (1m). There is a street lamp at the edge of the driveway.

The side entrance doorway is a 27.5 inch x 80 inch (70cm x 2m). It is a split stable door type with only a 1 inch (2.5cm) roll edge weather lip; this door has no step. Door handle height 50 inches (1m 27).

The door openings are low in some doorways, as it is an old cottage.  

There is good colour contrast between the furniture and floor coverings throughout the cottage. All carpets are well fitted and any rugs have clearly contrasting colours to ensure maximum visibility.

 

Downstairs

There is a 40 inch SMART TV fixed to the wall, HD, with Teletext, CD player DVD player, variable surround sound and effect options and remote control handsets.

The doorway from lounge to kitchen is 29.5 inches (75cm) wide, 69.5 inches height (1m 76) – please remember to lower your head if necessary. There are no steps into the kitchen.

There is a Range master electric cooker in the kitchen with two ovens, grill and ceramic hob.

The central heating is provided via SMART Eco friendly radiators throughout the property. 

Stairs

The stairs to the upper floor may be unsuitable for the very young or infirm. Some floors upstairs are uneven owing to the age of the cottage.

The stairs are 27 inches (69cm) wide with a 3 step 90 degree right hand turn at the top and no half landing.

The handrail is on the right hand side as you go up and is 35 inches (89cm) high.

There are 12 stairs floor to floor. The stairs are carpeted with a short pile fitted carpet.

The stair height is standard 8 inch (20cm) height. Step treads vary around the right hand turn in a triangle from 1 inch (2.5cm) up to 10 inch (25cm) maximum depth.

The handrail extends to the post on the turn at the top of the stairs.

The stairs lead to the landing, the master double bedroom, the bathroom and twin bedroom.

Bathroom

In the bathroom, the flooring is non slip tiles. The toilet is situated in the bathroom.

A walk in shower is fitted with non slip shower base.

You can view our accessibility guide here:https://www.accessibilityguides.org/content/tryst-cottage-ingleton 

Highlights
  • Bespoke Hand Carved Four Poster Bed
  • Few minutes walk to pubs shops and teashops
  • Sleeps 4
  • Up to 2 well behaved dogs go free by prior arrangment. Please ring me if you have more than 2 dogs.
  • Secure storage for Bikes, caving and climbing equipment. Bike stand.
  • Unlimited high speed wifi (18mb)
  • Central heating under your control, logs, towels and linen all provided
  • Featured in a Yorkshire Post article as the top self catering property in and around Ingleton (2019)
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Guest Comments

Another brilliant week at this lovely cottage - my happy place. Jane and Peter are the best hosts, nothing is too much trouble which makes for a very relaxing and carefree holiday. Thank you for havin ...

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