Yorkshire Dales historic cottage in hidden tranquil setting in Masham — Property 67652
- 2 Bedrooms, sleeps 4-6
- Location: Masham Yorkshire & Humberside, England
Summary of the cottage, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6
- Contact Susan Briggs
- +44 (0)1765 688 178
- Property type:
- cottage, semi-detached, 175 m²
- Location type:
- Rural, Village
- Highlights:
- Jacuzzi, Garden, Barbecue
- View all features
- Pets allowed
- Garden
- No smoking
- Family friendly
The Old Mill, hot tub with a view to Masham |
The Old Mill - master bedroom |
The Old Mill - lounge |
The Old Mill - second bedroom |
Yorkshire Dales historic cottage in hidden tranquil setting in Masham
Attractive cottage in a secret meadow only a few moments’ walk from Masham Market Square (and the pubs!) in the Yorkshire Dales. The cottage is simply but comfortably furnished with a new bathroom and good quality furniture. Guests are welcome to use the huge garden which fronts onto the River Ure, as well as relax in our outdoor hot tub. There are masses of beams, open fireplace, quirky details and plenty of books, games to play and jigsaws to complete. This is an ideal place to come to relax, recuperate and feel re-inspired. You can choose to be quiet and contemplative, indulge your artistic streak, go out for bracing walks in awe-inspiring countryside or while away the hours in one of Masham’s excellent pubs. For more photos: www.daleshiddenhouse.com
Location
Masham Yorkshire & Humberside < England
marks the location of this property in Yorkshire & Humberside
| Nearest airport: | Leeds/Bradford at 30 miles |
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| Nearest beach: | Beach at 70 miles |
| Nearest motorway: | A1 at 8 miles |
| Nearest ferry port: | Newcastle at 60 miles |
| Nearest railway station: | Northallerton at 16 miles |
| Car: | recommended |
Situated about 2 minutes walk down a track from Masham Market Square, just north of Ripon and in Lower Wensleydale. A brief drive into the Yorkshire Dales National Park and yet only a few miles off the A1/M1 so very accessible. Nearest train stations Northallerton or York. Very easy to reach York, Harrogate, Leeds, Durham or Hawes, Leyburn, Middleham and other Dales market towns. Masham has practically anything anyone could need. There are great pubs, all serving food as well as two excellent restaurants, several tea shops, delicatessens, old-fashioned sweet shops, fish and chip shop, galleries, co-op, newsagent, and post office. The children’s play area and tennis courts are minutes’ walk away. Beautiful church with Saxon cross and great river walks. Nearby attractions include haunted castles, Druids Temple, historic houses, old abbeys, masses of walks, cycle tracks, riding stables, fishing. Too many outings and treats to mention so we've compiled three big folders of information.
Local activities swimming, tennis, walking, cycling, fishing, horse riding, golf, mountain biking, paragliding
Availability for the cottage in Yorkshire & Humberside, England
- Last updated on:
- Monday, 23 June 2008
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- flexible
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Rental rates for the cottage in Yorkshire & Humberside, England
- Rental basis is per property to be paid in:
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| Low | 01 Jul 2008 | 11 Jul 2008 | GBP 300 | GBP 75 | GBP 75 | 3 Nights |
| Summer 2008 | 12 Jul 2008 | 06 Sep 2008 | GBP 450 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Low | 07 Sep 2008 | 10 Oct 2008 | GBP 300 | GBP 75 | GBP 75 | 3 Nights |
| Autumn half term | 11 Oct 2008 | 25 Oct 2008 | GBP 450 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Low | 26 Oct 2008 | 19 Dec 2008 | GBP 300 | GBP 75 | GBP 75 | 3 Nights |
| Christmas 2008 | 20 Dec 2008 | 03 Jan 2009 | GBP 600 | - | - | 1 Week |
*Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified, before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.
Notes to the rental rates
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Apart from low season, all rates are for one week - from Saturday - Saturday, although some dates may be flexible. £50 is required to confirm your booking. Low season minimum is 3 nights.
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| Notes: | This is a place to come to relax, to talk to each other, to enjoy the outdoors and get away from the hustle and bustle of your normal life. TV reception is lousy so there isn't a TV but we do provide lots of interesting books, games, jigsaws and some quirky features that you'll only discover once you're here. An ideal base from which to explore the Dales but we find most people just flop about the garden or venture as far as the pubs! |
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Featured Review
Lovely peaceful converted mill cottage
travelmum, Leicester, England
Review Submitted: June 03, 2008, Date of stay: May, 2008
We stayed here for 4 nights at the end of May (half-term)week with our two children ages 12 and 10. We chose it because of its location which is right on the edge of the Dales, but close enough to the A1/M. Our children had to revise for their end of year exams and so it was the perfect place with no t.v., but a hot-tub for us all to enjoy. We really didn't miss the t.v. at all and after a long day out with plenty to see. The large bedrooms had really comfortable beds with great sheets and duvets. The bathroom always had plenty of hot water. The open-fire in the living room was great with plenty of logs available. The only down-side was that the kitchen is a little out-dated, the cooker worked well, but could do with up-dating and a microwave would have been helpful. The cottage is full of beams and is very pretty with nice furniture. Susan our host left a 'welcome pack' for our arrival which consisted of bread, milk, butter and eggs which was very useful and great considering we arrived late. Susan was very helpful in answering all my questions regarding the area, she gave some very good tips. The places we would recommend to visit are, The Forbidden Corner (never been anywhere like it), you have to pre-book. The children loved it. How Stean Gorge is a world heritage site and is lovely to see. Brimham Rocks was a great place to go with the children, really interesting rock formations, great place for them to climb and explore. Jervaulx Abbey is also well worth visiting. The town of Hawes is lovely to see with its Wensleydale Cheese Factory. We loved the towns of Askrigg (All Creatures Great and Small),West Burton,Grassington,Kettlewell (Caldendar Girls),Pateley Bridge,Middleham(Richard III castle) Aysgarth Falls is lovely too. Masham itself is lovely with a huge square and lots of lovely shops. Suncatchers Cafe was great for lunch. The Saturday market was great for fresh fruit and veg. and the local butchers shop had great bacon, eggs and sasauges, and the bakery is good for your daily bread.The Co-op is handy too. We visited Harrogate on the way back home and went to Bettys Cafe for lunch which was great,but a little pricey for what you get. But that didn't stop us going to the one at Ilkley later on for Afternoon Tea! Think we might sign up for the Cookery School! The Bettys in Harrogate is much better than the one in Ilkley. Well we had a great short break and we would definitely stay at this cottage again and would recommended it to others.
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