Thyme House Haworth

Thyme House Haworth The Thyme House is a self-catering guest house, sleeping 10, in the world-famous village of Haworth.

Set over three floors with exceptional views from the rear of the property, the house has five beautiful bedrooms, all en-suite.

Lovely atmospheric photos of Haworth
07/01/2026

Lovely atmospheric photos of Haworth

Another well known Haworth attraction - downhill from the Parsonage and Main Street
03/11/2025

Another well known Haworth attraction - downhill from the Parsonage and Main Street

Haworth train station in West Yorkshire is a short (but steep) walk to the Brontë Parsonage. It's part of the Keighley and Worth Valley railway. You can step back in time by boarding one of the regular steam trains operating to and from Haworth. This photo of the station entrance was taken in October 2025.

02/11/2025

This stone built Victorian house lies in the village of Haworth, set against a backdrop of stunning Yorkshire scenery. The house provides stylish though comfortable accommodation in a period setting with modern facilities, ideal for families or the reunion of friends alike.

Set over three floors with exceptional views from the rear of the property, the house has five beautiful bedrooms, all en-suite.

The main, extremely well-equipped kitchen contains fully integrated appliances, a six gas ring hob, double oven stove, microwave oven and coffee maker.The dining room contains an extending table to easily accommodate ten guests.

The lower ground floor contains a second kitchen, with a washer/dryer and basic kitchen appliances.The fifth bedroom and en-suite bathroom is situated here as well as a delightful garden room with access to a small private garden area.

There are Free-view TV sets in every room, and the conservatory/sitting room houses the large screen Smart TV.

Haworth is world famous as the home of the Brontë sisters and the Thyme House is the perfect base from which to explore their legacy. Opposite the Thyme House is a small gated pathway which brings you out accross the field to the Brontë Parsonage, the Museum and the Church. From here you can explore Main Street with its collection of pubs, restaurants and delightful gift shops.

Alternatively, head away from the Thyme House towards the Brontë Falls and a walk along Brontë Way which leads to the the Brontë Bridge, and out onto the bleak moors where you can see the ruins of Top Withens, immortalised by Emily Brontë as "Wuthering Heights".

From Main Street down Bridgehouse Lane to Station Road you will find The Keighley and Worth Valley Steam Railway, made famous by the film The Railway Children. Railway enthusiasts will love the Marshalling Yard where a variety of historic engines and rolling stock can be seen.

Skipton is nearby with its delightful castle, and further afield is Bradford (2025 City of Culture) and the Victorian spa town of Harrogate, boasting fabulous shops, and an excellent theatre.

The Thyme House is a wonderful holiday house with fantastic restaurants and pubs within walking distance, making it perfect for a family or set of friends to build some everlasting memories together.

Haworth itself
01/11/2025

Haworth itself

31/10/2025
Some pictures of the property
31/10/2025

Some pictures of the property

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