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River Cottage

Sitting regarding the fringe that is northwest of town, one of the most significant routes into Masham, the houses line one side for the Avenue overlooking the River Ure near Burn Bridge. Right here you shall find River Cottage, a stone built end terraced cottage with walks from the home. The Avenue is tree-lined with mature limes that have been planted in 1875 to mark the opening associated with the railway, which later closed in 1963. Isolating The Avenue from the river is parkland that is available locally once the Shooting Holme that has adjacent playing fields and tennis courts. Aided by the market only walking mins away it is very convenient for the city has to offer.The cottage has a reduced garden that is walled the leading which links towards the protected back patio area and yard with secure bike shop and gate to the drive. Usage of the cottage is either from the front side or the rear but for parking convenience it is far better to utilize the rear entrance which will be reached via Avenue Bank, a residential cul-de-sac running parallel to The Avenue.Entry from the patio is an plan that is open room with fashionable, well-equipped home; dining area with over-head lighting and comfortable lounge area which views throughout the Holme towards the river. There is certainly a front entrance porch off the lounge area leading towards the front side garden plus the Avenue and also to the side for the lounge is a hallway that is little results in a cloakroom with lavatory and hand basin.A stairway rises from the lounge to a landing which gives method to four bedrooms and your bathrooms with shower, washbasin and lavatory. The main bedroom has king-size bed and en-suite shower space, two rooms have actually dual beds therefore the 4th bed room has an individual bed.The cottage is stylishly created and is perfect for families or friends to getaway and enjoy The Dales together.Price 433 - 761MashamIn the very last reaches regarding the Pennines the river Ure twists and turns using the landscape that is undulating. The river is now so complete and wide that bridging is difficult and web sites of crossings are route centres, around which important settlements which can be local started. One settlement that is such the little market city of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. An old market town since 1393 with among the market locations where are biggest in the north of England, now faced by trendy Georgian buildings which surround the central market cross.The once famed annual sheep sales, where over 80,000 head is offered in just three days still continues to this day during September, albeit on a much smaller scale, as does one of the North's largest steam rallies in July. Now most famous for the Theakston's and Black Sheep breweries, both owned by the Theakston family members whom first began brewing in 1827 and warmly welcome people to view them ply their crafts and test the benefits of their city that is labour.The is by the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely with the high spire of Saint Mary's church visible from kilometers around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing industries in the doorstep, the stately that is nearby of Swinton Castle with its delicious restaurant, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley while the not too remote tourist attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer satisfaction and excitement for several.

Holme View

Holme View is a stone built end terraced cottage on The Avenue, one of the most significant channels into Masham, adjacent to countryside that is open riverside walks just a moment away. The homes line one side for the Avenue overlooking the River Ure near Masham Great Bridge regarding the Northeast fringes associated with the town. The road is tree-lined with mature limes that were planted in 1875 to mark the coming for the railway which later shut in 1963. Separating The Avenue through the river is parkland that is available locally since the Shooting Holme that has adjacent tennis courts and playing areas, a convenient and pretty path to walk towards the market which is just mins away.Holme View has a garden to your front and a little, flagged patio garden during the rear which backs onto Avenue Bank, a residential cul-de-sac running parallel towards the Avenue. Sideways is a driveway that is quick solitary car storage with access from Avenue Bank. Access to the cottage is either from front or back but for parking convenience it is best to utilize the trunk entrance.Entry is finished the patio yard and to the hallway with usage of a contemporary, well prepared home to the left, which overlooks Avenue Bank. Towards the front side associated with cottage could be the roomy, comfortable lounge/dining room with inset wood-burning stove and tiled hearth. There was a front entrance porch off the lounge leading towards the front side garden therefore the Avenue.A pine stairway rises through the hallway to a landing serving two bedrooms, one with double beds, that will join to create a king-size that is super, at the front and a further bed room during the rear with king-size bed. Central towards the landing is a fashionable bathroom with shower, showerhead, washbasin and toilet.There are pleasant views to your riverside as well as the 'Holme' from the lounge and bed room that is front. A contemporary, tasteful cottage maybe not with a lack of character or tradition, light and airy with exceptional quality furniture, pretty drapes and excellent fitments will please whoever could choose to stay right here and, of course, perfectly situated to simply help enjoy all of the Yorkshire Dales has to offer.Please note brief breaks/flexible changeovers at any time of year.FacilitiesDuvets, pillows, linen and towels all supplied. Petrol heating that is main one basket of logs for wood-burning stove and electricity included. Color television, DVD, radio, CD player, hob, range, microwave oven, fridge/freezer, freezer, dishwasher, automatic washer, tumble dryer, cot and highchair, shaver point, locks dryer, outdoor furniture. Safe bicycle shop. Garage. Off road parking.Free WiFi access that is internet, bars, coach route, restaurant, nearby. Sorry, maybe not ideal for animals. Strictly non smoking.Price 365 - 658 each week.MashamIn the last reaches regarding the Pennines the river Ure twists and turns with the landscape that is undulating. The river is currently therefore full and wide that bridging is difficult and web sites of crossings are route centres, around which important settlements which are regional created. One settlement that is such the little market city of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. An old market city since 1393 with one of the market locations where are largest within the north of England, now faced by stylish Georgian buildings which surround the main market cross. The once famed yearly sheep sales, where over 80,000 head could be sold in only three days nevertheless continues to this day during September, albeit on a much smaller scale, as does among the North's steam rallies which are biggest in July. Now most well-known for the Theakston's and Ebony Sheep breweries, both owned by the Theakston household whom first began brewing in 1827 and visitors which are warmly welcome watch them ply their crafts and test the rewards of their labour. The town is embraced by the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely with the spire that is tall of Mary's church visible from kilometers around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing industries regarding the home, the stately that is nearby of Swinton Castle having its delicious restaurant, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley therefore the not too remote attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer satisfaction and excitement for several.

Lynnian

In the historic elements of town, round the marketplace, are many streets which are slim wynds linking little courtyards and cul-de- sacs which are from Georgian times and earlier in the day. One road that is such College Lane with the houses tight against the roadway. At a twist in the lane sits an outstanding two storey stone building dating back to towards the century that is eighteenth the ground floor once a property associated with Masham Women's Institute. The residence also types one part of an quadrangle that is adjacent once the Courtyard where Lynnian, is on top floor and accessed from an external stairway gives entry to the primary hallway serving all the rooms.Immediately on the left is a tiled shower space with washbasin and toilet. Further towards the left is an open plan lounge with adjacent contemporary kitchen separated by an island area that is dining. The lounge has an flame that is electric fireplace and views down university Lane and in to the Courtyard. Wardrobe.This is a modern and trendy apartment and though quite compact provides a qualification of area and comfort that belies its tiny proportions to the right regarding the hallway is a double bedroom with a wall mounted tv and walk-in. There clearly was an element of panache in the fixtures and furnishings illustrated by your kitchen that is black and worktops in stark comparison to your white units. Within the lounge there are additionally the splashes of bright red through the fabric sofa, effortless chair and curtains against a cream history that is hot. A cosy haven for two only a stone's throw through the market place and a drive that is brief the Yorkshire Dales, Ripon City together with Nidderdale Area of outstanding Natural Beauty, it's all to hand.FacilitiesDuvets, pillows, linen and towels all supplied. Gas heating that is central electricity included.2 Colour televisions, Freeview, DVD, radio, CD, hob, oven, microwave oven, fridge, automated washer, dishwasher, shaver point, hairdryer. Off-road parking. Bars, shops, coach path nearby. Sorry, not suited to pets. Strictly non smoking.Price 274 - 428 per week.MashamIn the past reaches of the Pennines the river Ure twists and turns using the landscape that is undulating. The river has become so full and wide that bridging is hard and web sites of crossings are route centres, around which crucial settlements that are neighborhood created. One settlement that is such the small market town of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. An ancient market town since 1393 with one of the market locations where are largest in the north of England, now faced by stylish Georgian buildings which surround the main market cross. The once famed yearly sheep sales, where over 80,000 mind could be offered in only three days still continues even today during September, albeit on a much smaller scale, as does among the North's steam rallies which are largest in July. Now most famous for the Theakston's and Ebony Sheep breweries, both owned by the Theakston family who first started brewing in 1827 and visitors being warmly welcome watch them ply their crafts and sample the rewards of these labour. Town is embraced by the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely with all the spire that is high of Mary's church noticeable from kilometers around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing industries on the home, the stately that is nearby of Swinton Castle using its delicious restaurant, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley as well as the not distant tourist attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer enjoyment and excitement for all.

Bellfield Holiday Suites

a country that is stunning set in the historic market town of Masham. Dating back to your very early 1800's, this house that is victorian been elegantly converted into a number of flats retaining the original character.A selection of different size flats from a single to three rooms can be found to suite every person, from partners to bigger parties.Each apartment features its own fully equipped kitchen area, well furnished lounge with television, and a bathroom with shower and bath. Home bedding is provided.Two apartments are available for individuals not able to manage stairs.Onsite amenities include parking, washing facilities, and a pay phone.Beautiful grounds plenty that is offering of for picnics and children to play surround Bellfield.

Clipstone Cottage

Park Street is amongst the roads which are little from the market place in Masham with rows of finely built terraced cottages. Clipstone is certainly one such, stone built, cottage to sleep 4 plus 1 dog near among the narrow wynds that break the line of terraces and provides access to the rear of the cottages and their gardens.Entry from Park Street is a light and cosy lounge with decorative fireplace that is victorian. Through the lounge is a well equipped, shaker design home with central dining table that is dining back use of the patio yard. A stairway rises from involving the lounge and kitchen to a landing that is tiny a double room with ornamental Victorian fireplace, a half tiled restroom with bath, shower over the shower, washbasin and lavatory and a twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, washbasin and toilet.Behind the cottage is a gated, gravelled patio garden with informal flower pots and tubs to deliver a private area to stay and flake out. The wynd that is adjacent and hence Park Street, is reached through the garden.The cottage happens to be recently renovated and refurbished with conscientious detail and innovation mixing the charm of a terraced cottage along with that is modern and comfortable in fittings, furniture and color. A stylish, contemporary cottage with lots of character, that provides a standard that is high of 350 - 628 each week. The river Ure twists and turns with all the undulating landscape mashamIn the final reaches of this Pennines. The river has become therefore full and wide that bridging is hard and sites of crossings are route centres, around which essential settlements which are neighborhood created. One settlement that is such the tiny market city of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. An ancient market city since 1393 with among the market places that are largest in the north of England, now faced by stylish Georgian buildings which surround the central market cross.The once famed annual sheep product sales, where over 80,000 head is offered in only three days nevertheless continues even today during September, albeit on a much smaller scale, as does one of the North's largest vapor rallies in July. Now most well-known for the Theakston's and Black Sheep breweries, both owned by the Theakston family members who first began brewing in 1827 and warmly welcome visitors to view them ply their crafts and sample the rewards of their city that is labour.The is through the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely aided by the tall spire of Saint Mary's church noticeable from miles around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing fields in the home, the stately that is nearby of Swinton Castle having its delicious restaurant, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley as well as the not so remote tourist attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer satisfaction and excitement for several.

Operating out of the Ure Valley on the Old Station site, the park is secluded and calm with pleasant rural views and considerable life that is crazy. It's a aspect that is pleasant is completely flat.Although the entry is on the main A6108 Ripon/Richmond road the pitches are well away from any road sound. A bus end for Ripon, Richmond, Leyburn, Bedale and Northallerton can be found appropriate during the gate, and there are lots of excellent walks of varying lengths near to hand. A cycle loop system also passes.The site is conveniently situated for all Masham tourist attractions and numerous neighborhood events Steam that is including Rally Sheep Fair and Burn Valley run. Festivals include Yorkshire Day and Black Sheep Victorian Christmas Fair.There is an objective that is brand new comfortable luxury heated toilet/shower block additionally kitchen and disabled toilet shower unit. Dogs are welcome.New for the following year, reception, store, tea rooms, Heritage display area. A very Yorkshire that is warm greeting.

Thorp Perrow Arboretum and Wildlife Park is a mixture of meerkats, falcons and also the finest personal collections of timber within the country!Situated into the Yorkshire Dales, step into a wonderland that is normal of trails, nature trails, lakes and idyllic picnic spots. Kids will love the adventure play area, while moms and dads can ingest all of the colour associated with periods in this woodland that is ancient. You will find daily displays which are traveling the Bird of Prey and Mammal Centre. Meet the owl and falcon hatchlings within the spring, check out Meerkat Island and take a walk through wallaby wood!The tearoom is set in a unique yard that is little is a delicious place to visit all on its own. Enjoy homemade food, youngsters' menu and highchairs in an area that is calm surrounded by color! You can find regular household occasion times with special kids and trails being seasonal. Go for a wander in a sea of bluebells or kick up the brown and golden leaves of autumn.Lots to see and do for a family that is great out!

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