Stay at the Farm That Inspired Wuthering Heights 📖

Live out your Brontë dreams in a 400-year-old farmhouse, cottage, and barn conversion in the Yorkshire countryside. While working at a nearby house, Emily Brontë drew on the drama of a local family feud at Law Farm, and those real events helped shape Wuthering Heights.

Now, with a brand-new Wuthering Heights movie on the horizon, you can brag that you stayed at the farm behind the story before Hollywood makes it famous. The property has been fully modernized, but it still carries just enough atmosphere to let you sigh dramatically out the window and pretend Heathcliff is out on the moors.

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Across the yard, you’ll find the cozy Stables Café and Tearoom. Wander through open fields and footpaths of the Shibden Valley, or stroll to nearby Shibden Hall, the home of Anne Lister—brought to life in the BBC series Gentleman Jack.

✨ Highlights:

• Sleeps up to 14 guests in farmhouse, cottage, and barn spaces

• $91 per person, per night (based on $2,531 for 2 nights, 14 guests)

• Peaceful countryside setting with walking paths and birdsong

• Historic ties to both Emily Brontë and Anne Lister

📅 Example: 2 nights, Dec 8–10, 2025, for $2,531 total

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*All of our deals are available at the time of publishing, but prices are subject to fluctuate and change at any time.

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