Live Wuthering Heights: Homes on Yorkshire Moors

The recent release of "Wuthering Heights" in cinemas has sparked interest in living out a gothic fairytale. For those inspired by the film, set and shot in the sprawling Yorkshire Moors, numerous properties are available that evoke the brooding atmosphere of the novel. These homes, ranging from rustic farmhouses to more grand estates, offer a unique connection to the landscape that inspired the Brontë family.

Several villages in the Yorkshire Dales offer properties with links to the film or its author. Reeth, a base for the film's production team, features a converted barnhouse. Arkengarthdale, which provided filming locations and is home to the Old Gang Smelting Mill, has Hill Top Farm for sale. Low Row in Swaledale, a filming location, offers a country manor with elevated views.

Hawes presents a traditional stone home with countryside retreat features, near where the cast stayed. Further south, Countersett boasts the historic Carr End estate, a Grade II listed mansion with original features. In Keighley, West Riddlesden Hall, a Grade I listed manor completed in 1687, offers a connection to Charlotte Brontë, who worked there as a governess.