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School House

Class home is a conventional, detached, stone-built cottage to sleep 4 plus 2 little dogs, found on Mill Lane, a quiet cul-de-sac, which leaves the west side of the town, facing straight down towards the picturesque beauty spot of Mill Gill.   A pretty cottage, tastefully modernised with multi-fuel stove into the lounge for cosy evenings. A tiny entrance hallway contributes to the lounge, kitchen and a stone staircase that is flagged. Through your kitchen is an under stair energy shop which often causes the rear of this cottage.  A patio that is stone-flagged provides sufficient space for outdoor eating and relaxation. From the patio is a fuel shop plus separate bike shop additionally the general side entrance to Mill Lane.  One other with two singles upstairs there are two main rooms, one with a double sleep. Each have actually built in wardrobes. The restroom has a combined shower-bath suite with washbasin and toilet.  Class House provides quality that has lots of a tranquil setting with nearby pubs, restaurants, deli, convenience store and church in this popular and historic village.Price 307 - 544 per week. AskriggOnce a bustling market town of upper Wensleydale, Askrigg still reflects stone flagged pavements to its history leading to a cobbled marketplace centred by an old cross and over looked by a 13th century church. The street that is main lined by impressive terraced dwellings, could be the start of many wynds and narrow side roads with yards and gardens that lead on to footpaths providing circuital routes with splendid views of Wensleydale backclothed by the steep fells of Addlebrough.Compare the white cascades of nearby Mill Gill and Whitfield Gill Force to the neighborhood meandering associated with river Ure before it too rushes to fall spectacularly at Aysgarth. A broad store,cafe, delicatessen, bakery, fitness center, tennis courts and acycle employ shop for the requirements and pleasantries of life, Askrigg offers three general public homes.

The Barn at The Crown Inn

Askrigg Cottages

Chapel End is a chapel that is former Bainbridge sitting during the southern end for the large town green featuring its old bell and clock.  The garden overlooks the green and watches the international globe go by.  It's furnished typically and packed with book and games to while away the full time, when not our walking the fells or browsing within the stores.Bainbridge has got the foundations of a Roman Fort and Roman that is very long steep path.  It really is 3 miles from Semmerwater and next to the River Bain for fishing.  Hawes is 4 miles away to your West for shopping and markets tuesday.  There was a rope works while the Creamery making Wallace and Gromit  cheese.Askrigg, a mile away, may be the location that is previous All Creatures Great and Small.  To your East is Bolton Castle along with its maze and vineyard.

Lion Cottage

A lane that is calm once the Newkin operates through the south side ofBainbridge village green and branches into a personal gated nook offourindividual dales terraced cottages, a very intimate part, with Lion Cottage to sleep 2 main to the terrace.Now charmingly restored and brought to the contemporary era with style and convenience. Theretention of wide board doors and bedroom floor, stone stairway and alcovesshowsthe essence of past times.Entry is always to a living that is cosy with lounge sitting around a wood-burning stove emerge a Victorian surround with hearth and a dining area to 1 side. Adjoining the lounge towards the rear is a well fitted galley kitchen area with sufficient room to get ready for all meal that is romantic. An stone that is original winds from the lounge to a double bedroom and a bathroom with shower and shower, washbasin and toilet.At the other side associated with the nook through the cottage are low outbuildings and behind these by way of a narrow alley is an enclosed and secluded patio garden with gravel area and flower borders. Nearby in the Newkin is a designated parking area for the cottage that is adjacent to a access that is gated the yard although the cottage is effortlessly reached directly from the Newkin.An interesting upper dales cottage supplying ahigh standard of accommodation with a cosy atmosphere which makes it a perfect vacation home for just two, whatever the weather.Price 274 - 428 each week. The stately Addlebrough stands flat topped and serene with its high crags dominating the dale as well as its north slopes reaching straight down in a number of diminishing escarpments to embrace the river Ure bainbridgeIn upper Wensleydale. The reduced slopes are high and nearly touch the mirrored actions of the mightier Wether Fell cupping the key and tranquil valley of Raydale and lake Semerwater on its western flank. The river Bain, the river that is shortest in England, flows from the lake over a three mile course to participate the river Ure close to Yorebridge, the Ure crossing. Bainbridge, as the title implies, is launched around a crossing for the Bain which is built on exposed bedrock and types cascades being stunning upstream from the connection. It really is an old settlement thought to have now been formed into the century that is 12th.   The gem that is considerable of village green sprawls over undulating ground giving a great feeling of area. Specific trees are dotted around to lend intimacy and all sorts of are encircled by terraced houses and periodic dwellings which can be single and falling because of the landscape. Just like numerous Dale's villages behind the formality of houses surrounding the green are quick lanes, alleys and nooks with quaint cottages and terraces secreted away. It's still a thriving and village that is popular this day with two resorts, a scrumptious tea space and an original butchers along with miles of footpaths and fell walks on the home.

West Cottage

Western Cottage is adelightful and roomy conventional farmhouse, to rest 5 plus 1 small dog, nestling nearby the west end of the village that is pretty. Its two characterful sitting spaces and room that is dining with cosy fire places and timber kitchen stove, provide sufficient room for all to find their very own comfortable nook to relax in. The driveway at the cottage contributes to a pleasant yard that is secluded less paddock in the mountain side. Overlooking the dale a terrace provides an place that is idyllic sit, reflect and enjoy the magnificent view towards the crags of Ellerkin, and eastwards as far as 40 miles towards the Hambleton Hills.   Entry is through a porch home towards the dining room, formerly the farmhouse kitchen with a kitchen range that is traditional. To one side of the living area is a sitting that is more comfortable with stone fireplace and polished lumber flooring and roof. A hallway/utility space with flagged floor, available stonework and exposed beams from the other side of this dining area is a well-equipped kitchen with stone tiled floor leading down two stone stepsto. This in turn leads to a lounge that is spacious with polished hardwood flooring, vaulted ceiling, wood-burning kitchen stove and views out towards the yard plus the fells beyond. A glass that is low leads using this lounge to the driveway and garden. Adjoining the hallway is a shower that is tiled with washbasin and bathroom.  A stone stairway that is carpeted increases through the dining area to an landing that is intermediate access to a bathroom with shower, washbasin and bathroom. An extra, bigger landing, acts three bedrooms, one little single space, a room with double beds as well as the larger room a bed that is double.  This uncommon and cosycottage retains a lot of its features which can be initial as panelled window reveals and seats, panelled ceilings and doors along with photo rails, rock floors and fireplace. Period fixtures and fixtures, fine artwork and memorabilia are set against a general decor that captures the essence of an earlier dales farmhouse but with all of the contemporary comforts of life. A distinctive and cottage that is really homely wonderful views across Wensleydale and great walks just in the doorstep.Price 448 - 796 each week. Thornton RustThornton Rust sits during the rocky side of an escarpment operating across the lower slopes for the stately Addlebrough, the most prominent and skyline that is recognisable in mid-Wensleydale. The career that is lofty the escarpment offers splendid views over upper and mid-Wensleydale as well as the plateau it forms is fertile meadowland but quickly meets the steeper slopes of pasture increasing to the peat moor into the shadow of Addlebrough. A backwater that is sleepy little through traffic and linked by minor roads towards the A684 at Worton near Bainbridge to the west and Aysgarth towards the east. A village that is picturesque around two straggling greens with a charming variety of rock homes typical of this Yorkshire Dales.

Askrigg Camping

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Aysgarth Falls hosts a Green Tourism Awarded visitor centre from where you could begin expert guidance to your adventure and guidelines. The centre is close by the falls in Freeholders Wood.The falls are well worth the trek that is minor 3 tiered limestone steps, and you can find scenic walks aplenty with lots of normal wildlife. These falls were showcased into the Kevin Costner film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, then just take some costumes along and take some photos!There are facilities and amenities in the centre, plus not too far away into the town of Aysgarth if the young ones are old enough why don't you own it since the family movie the week prior to going.

Aysgarth Falls

The charming Dales Countryside Museum tells the story regarding the people that is neighborhood landscape of this Yorkshire Dales from deep past up presenting times, and works to encourage visitors to think about the region's future. You can ride" the train that is static journey through time... Themes include college days, house life, leisure time, faith, transportation, communication and tourism, farming, local crafts and industries. Interesting shows assist interpret the growth associated with Dales from prehistoric times forwards and there's also events, demonstrations of old-fashioned crafts and ever changing exhibitions that are short-term bring the Museum alive.  The Museum itself is housed a conversion associated with Hawes railway place and it has numerous interactive little touches that help in keeping the kids interested and moving through, including a excursion that is minor a mock up lead mine! Ideal for those enthusiastic about history already but similarly ideal for encouraging children to begin with on considering might be found and great for extra credit / back up projects for college! Additionally it is sedate enough to simply take grand-parents along too."

Dales Countryside Museum

Sharing the stories of the people and places of the Yorkshire Dales National Park

Dales Countryside Museum

Situated in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, Bolton Castle is superb medieval fortress that is great for a family day trip.  Family entertainments include archery demonstrations, birds of prey displays, wild boar feeding and lots more!

Throughout the day the Castle also puts on medieval games and dressing-up activities as well as hosting special events during the year which feature historical reconstructions.  If you need some time out away from all the action, there are also lovely gardens and a maze to wander around and get lost in.

Bolton Castle in Wensleydale provides a huge range of exciting things to do in Yorkshire.  

Askrigg Camping

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School House

The Barn at The Crown Inn

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Lion Cottage

West Cottage

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