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Market view looks over the ancient and attractive market square with its old buildings and areas of interest. It is central for hotels, shops and scenic walks. You’ll love Market view because it is spacious, well equipped and has a lovely atmosphere. There are a combination of small shops, offering art, clothing, and souvenirs. There is a great selection of hotels, pubs and tearooms. There is an excellent range of local food shops. Many scenic walks are on the doorstep. Babies welcome.

It is a large studio apartment on the ground floor. The king size bed is separated from the lounge. There is a separate kitchen and a separate bathroom. The bath has a shower over it.

It is a lovely and friendly place to live. Everything required to relax, be occupied or to eat well is available in this market town. It is very old and the buildings are beautiful.

The Grade 2 listed Old Library, Masham sits on the corner of the principle approach in to the Market Square from Swinton. Built in 1856 it originally served as the Mechanic Institute of then Mashamshire. It was designed by the respected William Perkin of Perkin and Backhouse of Leeds in Victorian Italianate style. In 2017-18 its internal was redesigned and fully refurbished by Langton Holdings Ltd as a showcase for there work.

Offering a fully bespoke handmade kitchen with granite toped 2.8m long island the former Lecture Hall has been recreated to form one of the most exciting examples of open plan living in Yorkshire. The kitchen has everything you would expect, range oven, dual sinks, dishwasher, washer, if fully lit under and over counter and in units, is all handmade from solid wood. The room has the historic A-frames spot lit as well as 3 chandlers. There is a Yamaha and Cambridge audio sound system and 60 inch smart TV. The current dining table seats 10 with plans to increase this to a 12 or 14 when a fitting antique one becomes available. There is sofa seating for 9 with coffee table (no photos of this area yet as still having curtains fitted). A log burner will be added once listed building consent is granted (don't ask - its taking forever!) In addition to this 924 sq ft open plan space two bedroom suits offer the following: Master bedroom offers king bed, handmade furniture, interlined curtains luxury carpets over 11mm underlay, beds are made up with Hungarian down duvets and minimum 400 tc linens. It then has a private corridor to master bathroom, featuring role top bath, twin Victorian basins, toilet with high level cistern, under floor heating, large 1600 x 900 dual head shower and, the best bit, lit by a 15 arm Crystal Chandelier. The second bedroom has pineapple theme wallpaper with matching lamps and chandelier. Handmade furniture offers blanket box, wardrobe, bedside tables as well as King size bed and handmade fitted blinds. Linens are again minimum 400tc and duvets are down. The en-suit offers large dual head shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled, heated towel rail as well and traditional WC and basin.

Think of a dales town, and Masham is very much what you have in mind, a charming Yorkshire Dales town on the northern edge of the Nidderdale Area. With a unique selection of high quality shops, galleries, cafés and restaurants there is plenty to entertain the casual browser and even more for the inquisitive visitor keen to explore. Combined with a weekly market and rich stunning countryside in every direction, this iconic town is a must for those looking to experience the true Yorkshire. What’s Best About Masham? The charming Georgian Market place is the heart of the town, giving a feeling of open space and fresh air regardless of the time of year, and allows visitors to stroll at their leisure free from the worries of traffic. It sits on the River Ure, at the foot of Wensleydale, one of the best known and most striking of the Yorkshire Dales. From here you can drive south to Upper or Lower Nidderdale, explore further west into the Dales or make a short hop in the other direction to Ripon or Harrogate. Big Events... July sees the annual Masham Steam Engine and Fair Organ Rally, as well as the best of local produce there are a range of steam and traction engines in steam and operating. These one functional yet beautiful machines capture the romance of a bygone age for all the family. At the end of September the town commemorates its woolly history with the lively annual Masham Sheep Fair. Competitions and sales of rare breeds, demonstrations and sheep racing are just some of the entertainments of offer. Hidden Gems Of Masham. Hackfall Woods and the Druids Temple are just two of the nearby Victorian sites of follies; structures built for no purpose other than to build them, partly as status symbols and partly to provide employment during times of economic hardship. The area around the town is known locally as Mashamshire and is land of curious follies and historic buildings and structures just waiting to be explored… Famous For… Beer! – put simply. Two great breweries operate in this small market town and both offer tours and gifts, while the many pubs just a stone’s throw from the breweries will provide the perfect opportunity to sample the range of delicious ales lovingly crafted in the town, and you’ll find no better steak and ale pie than one made with either Riggwelter, or Old Peculiar. Take your time to sample both, and decide which you prefer. This can take several nights, but with some great accommodation it’s a perfect place to spend some time. Getting To Masham. The town sits on the A6108, roughly half way between Leyburn, and the city of Ripon. Using the A1: Coming from the south take junction 50, and follow signs along the A6055 then B6267, from the North take Junction 51 for Bedale, leaving Bedale on the B6268 and follow the road signs.

Park Street Cottage is a cosy two bedroomed, end terraced self catering holiday home situated in the pretty market town of Masham in the North Yorkshire Dales. The cottage has a contemporary interior whilst still retaining the original beams and features making it a homely and comfortable place to stay. An ideal place to stay for families, couples or individuals who enjoy the fresh country air. On street parking is available at the front of the property. No smoking and no pets allowed.

Park Street Cottage is in a superb location situated just behind Masham market square. Inside Park Street Cottage you will find a contemporary setting which softly compliments the original features of the property. On the ground floor, positioned at the front of the cottage is a fully equipped modern kitchen complete with all modern appliances and dining table. The cosy sitting room is situated at the rear of the cottage and features original wooden beams with a 42" TV and an electric flame fire surrounded by a stone fireplace. On the first floor we have 1 x double and 1 x twin bedroom, both rooms have wardrobes and drawer space and again feature the charming chunky wooden beams. Nestled between the two bedrooms is the family bathroom. There is a small private, gravelled courtyard with table and chairs at the rear of the cottage, a lovely peaceful sitting for the warmer months. From the cottage you can easily walk to the local cafes, pubs and famous Masham breweries, as well as the children's park and tennis courts. You may even catch a local cricket tournament on a hot summers day!

Masham life is set around the pretty market place, which is bordered by many independent cafes and gift shops nestled between Georgian houses and St Mary's Church. It is also home to Masham market on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with the original sheep market dating back to the middle ages. Masham is also incredibly famous for its beer! In Masham you will find four charming pubs and two working breweries, The Black Sheep and Theakstons. Both breweries have a visitors centre and offer brewery tours. If you are looking for something a little more active, Masham also boasts a 9 hole golf course, tennis courts, a cricket field and a children's play park.

A charming 3 bedroom/2 bathroom cottage in a quiet mews in the market town of Masham in the Yorkshire Dales with a cosy sitting/dining room with log wood burner and modern kitchen. Masham has a selection of pubs, restaurants, cafes, butchers and local fruit and vegetable shops all within walking distance of the cottage and there is a local market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. There is a parking place outside the cottage and a small patio with outdoor bench.

The cottage has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with one ensuite. Downstairs is a sitting room/dining room with cosy log burner and tv. The kitchen is well equipped with washing machine and dishwasher and large range cooker.

Masham is a popular Dales market town within walking distance of pubs, cafes, restaurants and supermarket and other local amenities. There is Masham golf course up the road and Swinton Park Spa and Country Club close by. There is also Local brewery tours and markets in Masham on Wednesday and Saturdays. Great walks from the front door and Masham was on the route of the Tour de France and Tour de Yorkshire so a wonderful area to cycle around.

Suite within a Victorian Mansion in its own private grounds built as a family home for the Theakston family - the local brewers and has many original features. Other suites are available within the property for larger parties.

The Old Bank in Masham must be the most luxurious holiday let in Masham, offering 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms it sits looking down Park Square with literally every amenity on its doorstep! This Grade 2 listed building stood empty for over 10 years before been painstakingly converted by Langton Holdings Ltd of Leeds. The 5 month seven figure refurbishment even included the removal of the Old Vault from the bank! The kitchen is handmade and the bathrooms are stunning this is a must see property!

Brewer's Den is a truly delightful apartment found in College Lane in Masham, North Yorkshire. A two storey stone building which has been converted into apartments with the ground floor apartment known as Brewers Den, so called because it was here that the Theakston's Brewery first stored their casks of ale in the vaulted cellars beneath.

Entry to the apartment is to a hallway with natural slate floor, with underfloor heating. Immediately off to the right is a bedroom with a double bed. On the far right of the hallway is an open plan room with a traditional pine boarded floor reaching throughout the well fitted kitchen, dining area and lounge. At the end of the hallway is a fully tiled bathroom with a bath and associated sprinkler shower, washbasin and toilet. The apartment is modern in its decor and tastefully furnished with a mix of modern and traditional. The lounge and kitchen areas are themed with brewing and distilling memorabilia including a barrel table. Duvets, pillows, linen and towels all provided. Electric central heating and electricity included. Television, FreeView, DVD/CD, radio, hob, oven, microwave oven, fridge, hairdryer and iron. Free wifi. Free nearby street parking or on the main square. Shops, pubs, bus route, restaurant, within 5/10 minute walk. Dogs welcome. Strictly non smoking.

In the last reaches of the Pennines the river Ure twists and turns with the undulating landscape. The river is now so full and wide that bridging is difficult and sites of crossings are route centres, around which important local settlements were founded. One such settlement is the small market town of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. An ancient market town since 1393 with one of the largest market places in the north of England, now faced by stylish Georgian buildings which surround the central market cross. While some of the buildings are homes others house local businesses including art galleries, sweet shops, delicatessen, butchers, wine shop, walking shop, pubs serving lunch and evening meals, restaurant serving evening meals and cafes serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. The once famed annual sheep sales, where over 80,000 head would be sold 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 who first started brewing in 1827 and warmly welcome visitors to watch them ply their crafts and sample the rewards of their labour. Masham is now home to the Spirit of Masham distillery where you can take a tour and distil your own gin. The town is embraced by the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely with the tall spire of Saint Mary's church visible from miles around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing fields on the doorstep, and Hackfall Woods and Marfield Wetlands Nature Reserve both within reach. Masham was proud to welcome Le Grand Depart in 2014 and since then has welcomed the Tour de Yorkshire on numerous occasions, why not try the routes for yourself, bring your bikes or hire one locally and have it delivered to your holiday property. The nearby stately grounds of Swinton Castle with its delicious restaurant and Spa, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley, Fountains Abbey World Heritage site with fabulous Visitors Centre and Saturday morning parkrun and the not so distant attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer enjoyment and excitement for all.

Dairy Cottage is a lovely 2 bedroom cosy cottage in Masham, in the heart of Wensleydale which has been newly renovated to a high standard with pretty furnishings and modern interiors. There are 2 double bedrooms, one twin room and the other can be made up as a double or 2 singles. There is parking directly outside the cottage and the cottage is perfectly situated within walking distance of the traditional Market Square with shops, pubs, cafes, butchers, supermarket and shops.

The bright open plan living area and kitchen are stylishly furnished, with two very comfortable sofas, wall mounted Smart television, dining table and shaker kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine. Wifi is available. The stairs lead off this area up to a luxurious shower room, a twin bedroom at the rear of the property and a king size room at the front, which can be made into a twin bed to the front. The cottage has a dedicated parking space in front of the property. The White Bear Hotel is next door.

Masham, which is situated on the River Ure, it is a thriving market town and has a selection of pubs, restaurants, cafes, butchers and local fruit and vegetable shops all within walking distance of the cottage. There is also a local market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Tour de Yorkshire passes through Masham every year and the local area provides wonderful cycling routes. Half an hour’s drive from Masham you will find Leyburn which is also a great Market Town, their market day is a Friday. Campbells the independent food store is a haven for food lovers, with its local food and fine wine department. Just outside the town you will find Tennants the largest auction house outside London, try visiting on a sale day if you can, if not they have a modern cafe, restaurant and shop making it an interesting place to stop. For a family day out with a difference, The Forbidden Corner, a very unique family attraction set in stunning countryside, here you will find follies, tunnels and surprises galore, a memorable day out for the whole family. Richmond has its historic Castle for history enthusiasts, along with a lovely river walk and plenty of one off shops. The Station is a converted Railway building which now houses a cinema, restaurant and speciality food shops. Explore a little further up the Dales and you will find quaint towns and villages such as Reeth and Hawes, these lovely little towns are a pleasure to wander around with lots of options for a cosy lunch or dinner, some have beer gardens with amazing views or you can sit inside by a roaring fire. For the more serious walker the Dales offer some of North Yorkshire’s most stunning climbs. The Cathedral City of Ripon is a short drive from the cottage , and further on from there is the Spa town of Harrogate with the famous Betty’s Tea Rooms and upmarket shops.

Suite within a Victorian Mansion in its own private grounds built as a family home for the Theakston family - the local brewers and has many original features. Other suites available within property if needed for larger groups.

Enjoy a peaceful village setting at this cosy terraced cottage, within reach of Ripon, Harrogate, Pateley Bridge and Fountains Abbey. This stone built cottage is perfect for that romantic getaway. Set in the village of Grewelthorpe, there are wonderful walks straight from your cottage door. The cottage is a stone’s throw from the village pub, so a great place to call in for an evening meal or just a drink with the locals, and then back to the cottage to curl up in front of the wood burner.

3 Crown Courtyard is a cosy and comfortable, newly renovated mid-terrace stone cottage. It is situated in the pretty Yorkshire Dales village of Grewelthorpe, in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). There are great walks and cycle rides from the door. Grewelthorpe is conveniently located for visiting North Yorkshire’s many attractions. Downstairs, the open plan living room and kitchen provide versatile accommodation. The living area includes a wood burning stove, a comfortable leather sofa, a smart television with Freesat channels, and dining area. The well equipped kitchen has a dishwasher, a newly fitted hob, oven and grille, toaster, microwave, kettle and a great view of St. James’s Church! Wifi is available throughout. Upstairs, the newly fitted bathroom has a bath with shower over, toilet, wash basin, and a heated towel rail. The calm and relaxing bedroom features a comfortable double bed, a large built in wardrobe, a stylish dressing table and access to the airing cupboard. A chest of drawers is located nearby on the landing. Outside, a bench is provided to enjoy the small south facing terrace. An allocated parking space is available. The cottage is conveniently located one minute away from the Crown Inn. This traditional pub offers a warm welcome , good food, a beer garden and fine drinks! Grewelthorpe is a small but lively village, with a picturesque duck pond and village hall with a café that opens daily. The footpath to the popular ancient Hackfall Woods leads directly from the cottage. This provides easy access to a network of scenic footpaths. Also in Grewelthorpe is the Himalayan Sculpture Garden. Grewelthorpe lies between the unspoilt market town of Masham (4 miles away) and the historic city of Ripon (7 miles). Also easily accessible by car are the popular spa town of Harrogate and high street of the year in Pateley Bridge. Other very popular local attractions include stunning Brimham Rocks, Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal World Heritage Site, the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks, Ripley Castle, breweries in Masham and endless scenic views. Slightly further afield are the North Yorkshire coastline and the fascinating city of York. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Just redecorated with new kitchen and bathroom this cosy 4 bedroom cottage looks over the Market Square in the centre of Masham. The Grade 2 listed property has interesting features in abundance. A living flame gas fire keeps the lounge perfectly warm and cosy. There are 4 bedrooms 2 of which are en-suit (so effectively you have 2 master beds) the other double and twin share the house bathroom. Downstairs there is a handmade kitchen, dining table for 8 people all painted in farrow and ball!

The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you would need to cook a proper meal, there is good quality cutlery and cookery.

Masham today is a vibrant community of around 1,400 people with much of its population living and working locally. As well as agriculture and tourism, we have several successful manufacturing businesses – two mills and two internationally renowned breweries – Theakstons and Black Sheep. The businesses create jobs for local people and this helps the small town of Masham to offer everything you’ll need! Our lively and friendly community is centred around the historic Georgian Market Place and the lively programme at Masham Town Hall where there’s always something going on from comedy and music or films and yoga! We have: two butchers a bakery a grocer and a green grocer a delicatessen a fine wine shop a newsagent a chemist a Co-op Supermarket a petrol station a market twice a week Plus there are no less than five galleries, gift shops, sweet shops, clothes and outdoor shops and hair and beauty salons. You’ll find great food and drink too – from great cafes to traditional fish & chips, from pub grub to fine dining, from great coffee to unbeatable beers!

A delightful and contemporary studio apartment in a pretty Yorkshire Dales village with fantastic local pub. Easily accessible to both the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors National Parks and just ten minutes from the A1(M). Come and relax in our cosy self contained apartment with private entrance, kitchen equipped to prepare light meals, new modern private bathroom, comfortable double bed and cosy lounge area. There is also an outdoor seating area and hallway suitable to store bikes.

Hambleton Hideaway is the lower floor of our detached family home. It is an open plan area comprising of lounge, kitchen diner and partitioned double bedroom. There is a bathroom with rain shower, washbasin and wc. Guests have private access through a separate front door with hallway suitable for bike storage. A spiral staircase leads to a study in the ground floor of or family home where there is an access door lockable from both sides. The Hideaway is centrally heated throughout. The modern kitchen area is equipped to prepare light meals and includes a fridge with integral freezer, microwave with oven and grill facility and portable electric stove. For your entertainment we offer a selection of books, games, puzzles and free view tv. Hambleton Hideaway is beautifully furnished with cosy rugs, fluffy towels and those little extras that make it the perfect pad for a romantic getaway or escape from the stresses of everyday life. Off road parking is available along with a small seating area beside the Hideaway suitable for early morning coffee or an evening glass of wine.

Well is a small beautiful village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. About four miles south of Bedale and three miles from the much loved dales market town of Masham, famed for its sheep and of course its two working breweries Theakston and Black Sheep. Well offers a host of excellent walks from the hideaway doorstep including Nosterfield Nature Reserve. Within two miles lies stunning Thorp Perrow Arboretum and Bird of Prey and Mammal Centre, the intriguing Thornborough Henges and West Tanfield Marmion Tower. We are a short drive from the City of Ripon with its cathedral, prison museum and amenities. Follow the river to Fountains Abbey a UNESCO world heritage site, once visited never forgotten. The are a host of activities throughout the year from the Tour De Yorkshire to Masham Sheep Fair & Steam Rally. Well is lucky enough to be home to to The Milbank Arms with exceptional food, local beers and even Friday night cocktails! Well is superbly located to experience the wonders of Yorkshire.

Our attractive one bed cottage has an outdoor sunken patio kitchen area with charcoal BBQ and a raised decking area. A cosy home from home, with a touch of luxury! Set at the bottom of our garden, but totally self contained with parking for one vehicle. Kirkby Malzeard is a small traditional village set in the Nidderdale AONB. Perfectly placed to be your 'Gateway to the Dales', whilst also conveniently located for visits to Harrogate and York, it's your town & country location rolled into one!

A 'key safe' is located on the outside wall near the Kitchen stable door, for your convenience. There is a secure 'Boot Box', for those dirty items, outside near the wooden garden gate pathway. Our cottage has been recently completely refurbished to a very high standard. It has underfloor heating with Limestone Tiles adorning the Kitchen and Wet-room/Toilet floors and walls. The fully fitted Kitchen is complete with Dishwasher, Washer/tumble-dryer, Fridge-freezer, Ceramic Hob, Microwave, Warming Drawer and a 'hide and slide' Neff Oven', not to forget the necessary Toaster and Kettle! Mood lighting has been installed around the cottage, including a designer pendant light in the Kitchen/Diner creating a cosy atmosphere for dining at the glass topped table. Carpeted stairs lead directly from the Kitchen to the 'loft-style' Bedroom, where we have installed a King Size Bed, a Dressing Table with ample drawers and a Wardrobe hanging space. All of our Bedding is of a high quality, and luxury Robes and Towels are provided during your stay. A Hairdryer and portable Electric Fan, with a wall-mounted TV are also there for your use. (Please note: there is no closing door or child safety-gate fitted to the top or bottom of the stairway which could be a safety issue for young infants on the move!) The cosy carpeted Lounge has a Wood-Burning Stove, but the cottage also has Radiators fitted in every room and heated Towel Rails in both Wet-room and Toilet. Free WiFi is included for the duration of your stay. Please be aware that mobile reception can be intermittent depending on your network. The Lounge has a TV and Sound Bar with a selection of CD's and DVD's and a range of books and games to entertain you! The Lounge Patio Door gives access to the outdoor sunken garden area with BBQ.. The sunken garden also houses an outdoor wood-fired Pizza Oven for your use during summer months. This needs a certain amount of experience to manage - under our direct supervision - which we are happy to provide when we are available and can then pass on our skills! Therefore it's use is by advance arrangement only. For enjoying those summer days there are high topped tables and chairs outside. In addition, folding Garden Chairs are also available for your use and are stored in the Kitchen. We have installed fixed Chains and Locks for your Bike security and waterproof Bike Covers are also provided. Finally, there is a Welcome Folder giving full details of all the cottage facilities and local amenities and also a Visitors Book for all your comments.

Kirkby Malzeard is located on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales with its wonderful and incredibly varied countryside, from the windswept Dallowgill moorland covered in purple heather to the sprawling reservoir valleys of Pateley Bridge; from the stepping stones at Bolton Abbey to the lovely wooded valley from where Yorkshire's own 'Dick Whittington' traveled to become Lord Mayor of London. For those who want excitement and retail therapy a short car ride takes you to Lightwater Valley with the longest roller-coaster in the UK, the Market town of Skipton where you can browse the open-air market, visit the castle and hire a narrowboat to cruise the Aire Valley or Harrogate, an elegant famous Spa Town with it's lovely Valley Gardens and array of high class restaurants and bars, including the famous Betty's Tearooms. York is not too far and has an array of visitor attractions covering Viking, Roman and Medieval history. However you look at it, Thump Cottage is an ideal starting off point to provide you with everything you would want on a holiday.

The lodge is a lovely cottage in a prime location in the Dales market town of Masham in Lower Wensleydale, close to the famous Black Sheep Brewery and the White Bear Hotel. The lodge interior has been completely renovated to a high standard leaving some original features like the old stable door and oak beams. It is approximately 2 minutes walk from the market square, where market day takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Masham has some superb pubs and cafes and has many activities

The lodge is a super, little spot in a central location of the town. It has a great open space area on the first floor. You will enjoy the comfort of your own parking space and on those lovely sunny afternoons, you can pull the table and chairs out and do a spot of reading in the area in front of the cottage.

The Black Sheep Brewery is a top restaurant and brewery along with many other eateries in the town. Market day on Wednesday and Saturday is lovely to see. Make sure you tell the fish man that you know me!!!!!

Mill End is a peaceful retreat for 2 in historic conservation village with excellent pub within 2 min walk. Private parking & patio, own entrance & key safe for flexible arrivals & departures. Freedom to come and go as you please. Light breakfast also provided in advance to enjoy in total privacy! Unique cottage garden to relax in and enjoy. Roman remains have been found here. New eco friendly bedding for 2020. Recycling etc Easy access on ground floor, good for anyone with reduced mobility.

Large spacious studio with king size orthopaedic divan bed, extra large mirrored wardrobes, dining & reading areas, separate cloaks/storage for bags etc. Open plan to modern kitchen area for light snack making with small fridge/freezer, combination microwave, one ring hob, toaster, kettle. An inner hall leading to spacious ensuite with large walk in shower. Fluffy towels and cotton sheets for your comfort. Light breakfast items provided Fruit juice/various cereals/bread/preserves/fruit/yoghurt all ready on arrival for you to enjoy whenever you please! Let me know if you prefer wholemeal/white bread or any dietary requirements after booking. Guests may also use 1st floor snug with comfy arm chairs and long distance views. Central heating, constant hot water and thermal efficiency, it’s cool in summer and warm in winter. Private parking and own patio area and many other places to relax in the upper garden!. Local books, guides and maps to borrow. Various games or maybe play boules in the garden!

Well is an ancient village nestled between the Yorkshire Dales and The Yorkshire Moors with extensive views from Well Bank to the Hambleton Hills. Spring water from St Michaels Well flows through the wooded valley above Mill End to a pond and then through the village. (Just a short walk to the Well or viewpoint) There is an excellent village pub Milbank Arms and ancient church with interesting font cover, tomb and a fragment of the Roman mosaic found close to Mill End. Many lovely walks in the vicinity eg to Nosterfield Nature reserve and Thornborough Henges. Very close to Masham with Wednesday and Saturday markets. Bedale with large car boot on Saturdays and the Wensleydale Railway. Ripon is a little further with Cathedral. Thirsk with Herriot Museum. Leyburn with Tennants Auction Rooms. Close by: -Thorp Perrow Arboretum -Camp Hill - outdoor pursuits -Masham with Theakston /Black Sheep Visitor centres. -5 star Country Club & Spa -Bedale with Wensleydale railway & Masons Gin Distillery -Brymor Ice Cream Parlour A little further away - Thirsk, Ripon & Catterick Race courses all within easy reach -Ripon -Middleham -Thirsk -Fountains Abbey (40 mins) -Harrogate (40 mins) -White Horse Sutton Bank -York (an hour away)

The Blacksmiths Shop is a cosy one bed cottage in the picturesque village of Crakehall, just minutes from the market town of Bedale and a short drive into beautiful Wensleydale. The cottage has a bedroom with ensuite and balcony leading onto an orchard garden and kitchen /living area with a log burner.

The Blacksmiths Shop is a perfect couples getaway with a cosy living area with log burner, and bedroom with views over our orchard and the countryside beyond. It is a short walk to the village green and pub, and a great base for exploring Wensleydale and North Yorkshire generally.

Crakehall is a picture perfect village with the green at the centre with pub and church. There are many walks from the village or you can head into Wensleydale or beyond. We are a short drive from Bedale, an historic market town, with a number of good restaurants, pubs and shops. There are many local attractions including the Wensleydale Railway which will take you to Leyburn or Redmire for Bolton Castle, a firm favourite with us. From here it is also easy to explore further north towards Richmond and Swaledale or Masham, Ripon and Nidderdale to the south.

Mowbray Hall Cottages are located in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Moorside Cottage is one of two cottages in the converted cart shed building, set in the middle of 100 acres of farmland with spectacular views. Luxury super king/twin beds, log burner and beautiful interiors await. Enjoy walking trails direct from the door or explore the many sights of Yorkshire from this central location. One well behaved dog is welcome.

Mowbray Hall Cottages are set in a beautiful secluded spot at the end of a half mile drive, outside the village of Grewelthorpe. Each cottage has its own parking space, private entrance and enclosed garden. Moorside cottage has an internal floor plan all on one level, with an open plan sitting area featuring a cosy log burner, eating/reading nook and well equipped kitchen. Double-doors lead to a spacious bedroom (sleeps two) with spectacular views over the fields to the North York Moors. The bedroom boast a luxury Epoc super king or twin (zip and link) beds, dressing table and large wardrobe with ample hanging space, drawers and shelves. The beautiful ensuite bathroom includes a separate bath and wet room style walk-in shower. Guests can enjoy Bramley's 100 percent natural bath products and fluffy white towels. There is underfloor heating throughout the entire cottage. From the dining area and bedroom, enjoy views across the field to Hackfall and one if its many historic follies, Mowbray Castle. There is a shared utility between the cottages with a washing machine, dryer and freezer. If there is no availability for your required dates in Moorside Cottage, please check our other listing Daleside Cottage.

There is much to explore right on the doorstep, with walking trails through the woods in Hackfall only a field away, The Crown Inn pub at the end of the drive and the beautiful Himalayan Gardens and Sculpture Park just outside the village. The pretty market town of Masham, with Theakstons and Black Sheep Breweries, Swinton Spa, pubs, cafes and a supermarket is just under four miles, and the cathedral city of Ripon, with art galleries, antiques, restaurants and supermarkets is seven miles. The next-door village Kirkby Malzeard (two miles) has a well stocked village shop and an excellent butcher. We are within easy striking distance to the World Heritage Site Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Park, Thorp Perrow Arboretum and Bird of Prey Centre and Newby Hall and Gardens. Positioned at the gateway to the Dales, Mowbray Hall Cottages are the perfect bolthole for those wanting to explore beautiful Wensleydale with historic Middleham and Bolton Castles and renowned walking trails. The North York Moors and Coast are an easy day trip, and the spa town of Harrogate and RHS Harlow Carr Gardens are only a 30 minute drive.

The Snug is a stone cottage full of character with its wobbly walls, beamed ceiling and wooden floors. Guests often tell us how much they enjoy our homemade cake and the comfy super king size bed. Located in the centre of Masham a traditional market town in North Yorkshire. Several guests return to The Snug each season and enjoy The Snug's homely feel. We have an Excellent Trip Advisor Rating, 3 years running, voted by our guests. Minimum stay is 3 nights.

On the ground floor guests enjoy snuggling down on the leather sofas in front of the log burner. The kitchen is well equipped with a gas hob, electric oven, microwave/grill, fridge, dishwasher and seating for four. Further seating outside in the sunny rear garden. Upstairs is the main bedroom with its comfy super king size bed (twin beds), cosy bunk room and bathroom with shower fitted. All bedding and towels are provided. Utilities and logs are included in the rental. Home baked treat waiting your arrival.

Masham - pronounce 'Mas' 'Ham' is popular all year round and attracts guests from all around the world. Often first visiting to find the home of the Black Sheep or Theakston Breweries but leaving feeling this is the perfect second home! Masham is a popular destination for walkers, cyclists, shoppers and for eating out. I particularly enjoy a visit to Hackfall Woods, whatever the season its a great place to walk around. Great local people, always welcoming and on hand to make sure you have a great stay in Masham.

The Nuthatch is just 1.5 miles from the Yorkshire Dales market town of Masham, with a selection of pubs, restaurants and amenities. There is a pub in Fearby village, just a 5 minute walk. The Nuthatch is located in a beautiful valley with walks through the countryside directly from the door. You’ll love the location because of the peace, tranquillity and stunning views. My place is good for couples or solo adventurers. www.thenuthatchfearby.com

There is a cosy sitting area with log burning stove, sofa, TV and a dining table with 2 chairs. A small welcome basket of logs is included, the garage in Masham sells more or obviously you are more than welcome to bring your own! (Logs not included June,July,August) The bedroom is semi-open plan behind the sitting area, it includes a small double bed, crisp cotton bed linen, a chest of drawers and a couple of hooks for hanging. There is a dressing table with large mirror, a hairdryer is provided. The shower room contains a corner shower cubicle with electric shower, wc and basin with shaver light over. Luxury toiletries and thick fluffy towels are included. The kitchen includes a cooker, fridge, kettle and toaster along with crockery, pans e.t.c Both the kitchen and shower room have the luxury of underfloor heating. An Iron & Ironing board are provided. Free Wi-Fi is included for the duration of your stay. Please be aware that mobile reception can be intermittent depending on network.

The Nuthatch is situated on the edge of Fearby village in the Yorkshire Dales. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides a perfect base for rest and relaxation, or for walking and cycling in the dales. Our local pub, The Black Swan is open 7 days a week and is just a 5 minute walk. Alternatively, Masham has a selection of pubs, restaurants, breweries and food and gift shops.

Set in this lovely Yorkshire village with a pub and a church 150yds away, The Den is adjacent to the main house with one double bed with ensuite wetroom, a living space and kitchen. Patio seating set in pleasant gardens overlooking countryside.

Separate to the main house with parking available on the drive. The Den is a small cottage/ snug with plenty of space for two. The accommodation is all on the ground floor. Entrance doorway and separate French doors lead out onto the patio/garden. There are two rooms including a kitchen/ diner lounge and adjacent bedroom with a double bed and ensuite wet room. There is space and facilities for a couple to have a cot for a baby, or space on the floor for a toddler/young child in the bedroom if required, please just ask.

Quiet, accessible and rural. Local amenities include the pub and church. Access to the Dales and Moors within a few miles of the A1.

An oak framed loft apartment is above a large garage which is accessed by stairs with balcony for tree level seating. The space is not attached to our house and has separate access. The pitched roof gives the apartment a feeling of space and light. with underfloor heating. The outside space is ideal if you want some fresh air. We are in a rural location. We would welcome all visitors.

I am afraid we do not accept dogs here. We have dogs ourselves and love them, but having hens and sheep I have to consider their welfare too.

Located 4 miles from Masham and 4 miles from Ripon, 2 miles from Kirkby Malzeard and 2 miles from Grewelthorpe all with Pubs and other amenities although there are no pubs in walking distance. Details are available for a reliable taxi.

Built in 1810, this renovated cottage for two is nestled in the Lower Dales village of Kirkby Malzeard within the Nidderdale AONB. The cottage adjoins our own house and we are on site to welcome your arrival. Facilities include, ensuite double bedroom, living room with log burner and a well equipped kitchen, leading out to a private courtyard. We are 6 miles from the cathedral city of Ripon, Fountains Abbey and the market town of Masham and located in a popular walking and cycling area.

Your stay includes electricity, logs, toiletries, tea, coffee, sugar and kitchen cleaning materials such as washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets and washing powder.

Our unique location allows time to enjoy the countryside around us and enjoy rambles such as the Mosaic Trail. There is a pub in the village, an excellent butchers shop, fish & chip shop, plus general store for newspapers etc.

A newly renovated property (completed April 2019) with two bedrooms - one double bed and two singles. New kitchen, bathroom and new comfy beds... Large garden. Close to Masham (10-15 mins walk across fields) in a quiet location next to Marfield Wetlands (nature reserve). Next to Old Fever Hospital, also available through AirBnb. Fast WIFI. Hot tub available at extra cost.

Newly renovated, two bedroom property, one double bed and two singles. It's a 15 minute walk (across fields) to Masham itself, and Marfield Wetlands is literally on the doorstep. It's a unique space - massive garden, cosy but spacious cottage (perfect for four guests, blow up mattress can be added for five), dining and living area (open plan), open fire and wood burning stove. You can have the best of both worlds - countryside, fresh air, nature and all that Masham has to offer, plus all you need for a comfortable stay.

Masham itself is a lovely town with independent shops, pubs, cafes, and is also famously home to both Theakston's and Black Sheep breweries. The Cottage has Marfield Wetlands literally on the doorstep - depending on the season, on a good day you can see tufted duck, crested grebe, herons, kingfisher, egret, or even deer. On a 'normal' day there are swans and greylag geese. Ducks and pheasants can often be seen in the garden and a woodpecker is a regular visitor to the bird feeders in the garden. Within easy reach of Harrogate (45 mins), York (1 hour), Leeds (1 hour).

The Former Mechanics institute in Masham is a grade 2 listed building stepped in history. The building was Mashamshires Lecture hall from 1856 until until the 1950's when it became the Town Library and the Midland Bank. Now forming two stunning luxury apartments they are available here to rent together for large groups! The main advantage of this building is that the former Lecture hall / Library room remains intact and there perfect place for people to drink and dine. The dining table seats 12!

Swallow Lodge is a Traditional Scandinavian/North American Log Home and has charm and character throughout, with luxurious touches of style. It’s located outside the village of Thornton Watlass, which lies between the small market towns of Bedale & Masham in North Yorkshire, each having plenty of beautiful little restaurants, pubs, bars & galleries in a quaint market town setting, Masham has the famous Black Sheep brewery along with it’s visitors centre.

Swallow Lodge is a family & pet friendly holiday home, it's unique construction gives the traditional felling of rural living of yesteryear in the wilderness of North America or Scandinavia yet it has all the modern amenities. Walk through the front door and be greeted by a large sitting room, with a modern wood burning stove and an ambience designed to make you relax and feel at ease in your surroundings, It is a lodge with a difference with two spacious balconies from the second floor bedrooms. Here you can relax on a summer evening, basking in the gorgeous scenery of the Yorkshire Dales and surrounding countryside. The lodge boasts three bedrooms, 2 twin and 1 master The first floor bedrooms each have there own balcony With an additional sofa bed downstairs, in total Swallow Lodge can sleep up to 8 guests There is lots of seating accommodation for all the family or groups of friends to dine together, with open plan dining and kitchen meaning you all enjoy each other’s company whilst meals are being prepared. The kitchen is well stocked with everything you need and there are French doors leading to the well maintained rear garden. Here you can relax with a BBQ, whilst enjoying the spectacular natural countryside scenes. This is the perfect retreat for families and friends all year round. You might like to do a little exploring and walking around the local area, before relaxing in comfort with a glass or two of your favourite tipple. we are also Dog Friendly, so bring your dogs with you too, families will love the area, with plenty to do and see for everybody. Thornton Watlass is situated in beautiful natural scenery, has a village green, cricket pitch and children’s playground, so a typical rural Yorkshire village, well worth a visit or two. It’s a beautiful area, with plenty of open landscapes, beautiful scenery, gorgeous villages and lots to do and explore. Some of the main attractions are the North Yorkshire Moors, The Yorkshire Dales and the famous creamery at Hawes the home of wensleydale Chees Once visited you with want to return again to see more.

It’s a beautiful area, with plenty of open landscapes, beautiful scenery, gorgeous villages and lots to do and explore. Some of the main attractions are the North Yorkshire Moors, The Yorkshire Dales and the famous creamery at Hawes the home of wensleydale Chees Once visited you will want to return again to see more, the village of Thornton Watlass, which lies between the small market towns of Bedale & Masham in North Yorkshire, each having plenty of beautiful little restaurants, pubs, bars & galleries in a quaint market town setting, Masham has the famous Black Sheep brewery along with it’s visitors centre.

Suite within a Victorian Mansion in its own private grounds built as a family home for the Theakston family - the local brewers and has many original features. Other suites available within property if needed for larger group.

Situated in Grewelthorpe it is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding countryside whilst observing the social distancing currently in place. Hackfall Woods is a huge 120 acres of woodland with a separate, quieter village entrance which can be reached within 5 minutes on foot from the cottage featuring waterfalls to stomp through and follies to explore, a wonderful place to reset the mind, relieve anxiety and enjoy forest bathing.

Kick back and relax with a glass of wine from the comfort of a cosy armchair in this stylishly-finished home boasting vivid artworks, modern design and a log burner. Bask in the warm sunlight flooding in to the calming, contemporary interior through its pretty cottage windows. Period features dating back to early 1800s meet modernity, with integrated kitchen appliances, walk-in rain shower, large 2 person bath, smart TV, and super fast broadband. A personalised welcome and memorable stay awaits you in this wonderful home from home. The cottage has fibre broadband for working from home or School work. The cottage is open plan downstairs which is great for family time with 4 bedrooms upstairs should you need time away to work or study. There is also a desk space downstairs and a 6 seater table. A sun trap courtyard to the back with a 6 seater outside table provides a place to enjoy the warmer Spring days.

Hackfall woods is on the doorstep of the property, featuring amazing dales walks with waterfalls and follies. There is a playground in the village with a large duck pond (with lots of hungry ducks) great for little ones and free tennis courts & basketball courts in nearby Kirkby Malzeard. Ripon has a number of great restaurants that are currently offering takeout facilities including Chinese, Italian, Pizza & Thai. There are 4 supermarkets in Ripon and a large co-op in nearby Masham. The surrounding areas have lots of places where you can enjoy being outside whilst taking care to be observant of social distancing. Swinton Park / Hackfall / Studley Royal / Masham are all within 10 minutes of the cottage and offer a quieter way to enjoy the outdoors. Our location is wonderful for escaping the chaos of the current situation and finding some comfort in nature. There are so many places to observe Spring emerging and to find solace and comfort. Cosy beds and a log burner will help you feel restored and relaxed following your stay & children will sleep soundly after a full day of fresh air.

Situated in the garden of our family home Cowscot Cottage is the ideal place to get away from it all and explore all that North Yorkshire has to offer. The cottage is located in the village of Kirkby Malzeard in the Yorkshire Dales, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We are surrounded by open countryside with farms, woodland, stream and moorland on the doorstep. Cowscot Cottage was once the stable of a farm complex, converted in the 1980's and renovated in 2019 to a very high standard.

Home from home, Cowscot Cottage is a delightful place to stay with a touch of luxury. It has open plan living, dining and kitchen providing versatile accommodation leading to a calm and relaxing bedroom. Living Room - 2 sofas, smart TV, coffee table, side table, digital radio, games and books including walking guides/maps. Dining Area - Table and chairs, a high chair can be provided if required. Kitchen - Well equipped with electric hob and cooker, grill, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine and kettle...for that all important cup of Yorkshire Tea! Bedroom - Very comfortable double bed, large built in wardrobes and drawers, TV, hairdryer and digital radio. Bedding provided, a travel cot can be provided if required. Ensuite - Double power shower, wash basin, toilet and heated towel rail. Towels provided. Outside - Access to the garden including a small patio area with bistro table and chairs. There is a store for wet weather gear and boots. Parking - Allocated parking outside the property for two cars. Other - Iron and ironing board, hoover, wi-fi, multi chargers. Breaks accepted all year round, minimum of two night stay. Please note Cowscot Cottage is situated in the garden of our family home and we have two children (Erin and Robyn). We also have two very friendly cats (Freddie and Ginger) who can often be found sat in the garden. They will happily join you in the cottage if you leave the door ajar so please check they don't get locked in.

Kirkby Malzeard has a number of thriving businesses including village shop, butchers, public house, garage (including petrol pumps which are ‘pay at pump’), hairdressers and Fish & Chip shop. With everything on your doorstep you don't have to travel far however the City if Ripon is 6 miles away, the town of Masham 4 miles and Harrogate 15 miles.

A self contained cottage next to the main house, offering King size bed, en suite shower room, Fridge, Kettle. Separate kitchenette microwave, toaster, kettle, sink unit, table and chairs, iron and ironing board, silverware, plates and dishes.Sitting and BBQ area off road parking.

Located close to the A1 , we are an ideal pace to stay for business or pleasure.

Suite within Victorian Mansion, basement suite with views across enclosed courtyard to delight of pets needing freedom to roam but not to be left in on their own at any time as to not disturb other guests.

Mowbray Hall Cottages are located in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Daleside Cottage is one of two cottages in the converted cart shed building, set in the middle of 100 acres of farmland with spectacular views. Luxury super king/twin beds, log burner and beautiful interiors await. Enjoy walking trails direct from the door or explore the many sights of Yorkshire from this central location. One well behaved dog is welcome.

Mowbray Hall Cottages are set in a beautiful secluded spot at the end of a half mile drive, outside the village of Grewelthorpe. Each cottage has its own parking space, private entrance and enclosed garden. Daleside cottage has a level entrance and internal floor plan, with an cosy open plan sitting area featuring a log burner, eating/reading nook and well equipped kitchen. Double-doors lead to a spacious bedroom (sleeps two) with luxury Epoc super king or twin (zip and link) beds, dressing table and large wardrobe with ample hanging space, drawers and shelves. The beautiful ensuite bathroom includes a separate bath and wet room style walk-in shower. Guests can enjoy Bramley's 100 percent natural bath products and fluffy white towels. There is underfloor heating throughout the entire cottage. Daleside cottage enjoys views across the field to Hackfall and one if its many historic follies, Mowbray Castle. There is a shared utility between the cottages with a washing machine, dryer and freezer. If there is no availability for your required dates in Daleside Cottage, please check our other listing Moorside Cottage.

There is much to explore right on the doorstep, with walking trails through the woods in Hackfall only a field away, The Crown Inn pub at the end of the drive and the beautiful Himalayan Gardens and Sculpture Park just outside the village. The pretty market town of Masham, with Theakstons and Black Sheep Breweries, Swinton Spa, pubs, cafes and a supermarket is just under four miles, and the cathedral city of Ripon, with art galleries, antiques, restaurants and supermarkets is seven miles. The next-door village Kirkby Malzeard (two miles) has a well stocked village shop and an excellent butcher. We are within easy striking distance to the World Heritage Site Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Park, Thorp Perrow Arboretum and Bird of Prey Centre and Newby Hall and Gardens. Positioned at the gateway to the Dales, Mowbray Hall Cottages are the perfect bolthole for those wanting to explore beautiful Wensleydale with historic Middleham and Bolton Castles and renowned walking trails. The North York Moors and Coast are an easy day trip, and the spa town of Harrogate and RHS Harlow Carr Gardens are only a 30 minute drive.

Suite with a Victorian Mansion in its own private grounds built as a home for the Theakston family the local brewers and has many original features. Large lounge which can be used as the second bedroom when four persons book. Other suites are available within the property for larger groups.