11 Bronte Street

🚗 Transport & Parking On-street parking (with permit) around Brontë Street and nearby roads Bus links to Keighley, Hebden Bridge and Oxenhope Nearest train station: Keighley (connects to Leeds, Bradford, Skipton, Ilkley) Driving gives easy access to: Hebden Bridge Skipton & the Yorkshire Dales Ilkley Moor Saltaire & the mill museums

🚌 By Bus Regular buses run from Haworth to surrounding towns: Keighley → Haworth → Oxenhope (Frequent daytime service) Links available onward to Bradford, Leeds, Skipton and Hebden Bridge via Keighley The nearest stops are just a few minutes’ walk from Brontë Street.

🚂 By Train The nearest mainline station is Keighley (10 mins by car or bus), with direct links to: Leeds Bradford Skipton Ilkley From Keighley you can easily reach the rest of Yorkshire and beyond. For something special, the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway runs steam trains between Haworth, Oakworth and Oxenhope — a nostalgic way to explore the area.

🚖 Taxis / Rides Local taxi firms operate in Haworth and Keighley. They are useful for evenings out or connections to Keighley station. Uber is very limited in the area.

✈️ Airports Leeds Bradford Airport: 45–55 mins Manchester Airport: 1 hr 15–30 mins Doncaster Sheffield (closed for commercial flights)

🌿 Neighbourhood – Haworth & Brontë Country

11 Brontë Street is perfectly located in the heart of Haworth, one of Yorkshire’s most charming and historic villages. Guests staying here are within easy walking distance of Main Street, the Brontë Parsonage Museum, and miles of stunning countryside famous around the world as Brontë Country.

📍 Location Highlights

Quiet residential street just moments from Haworth’s famous cobbled Main Street Less than 5 minutes’ walk to cafés, pubs, restaurants and independent shops Close to the Brontë Parsonage Museum and beautiful moorland landscapes Easy access to the Keighley & Worth Valley heritage steam railway Ideal base for exploring both the village and the surrounding Yorkshire countryside

🏡 Main Street – 2–3 minutes’ walk Haworth’s historic Main Street is one of the village’s biggest attractions: Traditional pubs Cosy cafés Independent gift shops Vintage stores & bookshops Local bakeries and tea rooms It’s a beautiful place to wander, especially in the evening when the street is lit and peaceful.

📚 Brontë Parsonage Museum – 5–7 minutes’ walk Home of the Brontë sisters, the Parsonage is one of the UK’s most iconic literary landmarks. Guests can explore: The Brontë family home Original manuscripts & belongings Exhibitions on the sisters’ lives Beautiful gardens and the churchyard nearby A must-visit for history lovers and anyone staying in Haworth.

🚶‍♂️ Walks & Countryside From the door, guests can access some of the best walks in Yorkshire: Top nearby walks: Brontë Waterfall & Top Withens (“Wuthering Heights” inspiration) Penistone Hill Country Park – wonderful views & open moorland The Railway Children Walk Leeming Reservoir & Oxenhope Valley These routes vary from gentle strolls to full moorland hikes.

🚂 Heritage Steam Railway The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway runs vintage steam trains between Haworth, Oakworth and Keighley — perfect for families and nostalgic days out. Oakworth Station is famous for The Railway Children film. Trains run most weekends and daily in holiday seasons.

🍽 Pubs, Restaurants & Cafés Within a short walk you’ll find: The Black Bull – historic pub visited by Branwell Brontë Cobbles & Clay – great for brunch and coffee The Fleece Inn – classic pub food Villette Coffee House – locally loved 10 The Coffee House – laid-back vibe Haworth Old Hall – food, drinks and a great beer garden And many more independent spots — Haworth is full of character.

🛍 Shops & Essentials Nearby options include: Local convenience stores on Main Street Butchers, bakeries and artisan shops Gift shops and bookshops Larger supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, Asda) in nearby Keighley (5–10 min drive)

🌟 Neighbourhood Summary A peaceful, character-filled location just steps from Haworth’s iconic Main Street, with fantastic walks, cosy pubs, heritage attractions, and all the beauty of the Yorkshire moors right on the doorstep. Perfect for couples, families, walkers, history lovers and anyone wanting to experience true Brontë Country.