Häuser als Ferienunterkünfte in Richmondshire

18th Century Dales Cottage w/ Views & Garden

Welcome to Overdale Cottage where you'll find a perfect blend of contemporary luxury, rich history and stunning scenery. Built circa 1750, this former lead miner's cottage in picturesque Marrick in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is on the Coast-to-Coast path and mentioned in Wainwright's famous guidebook. It offers a truly inspirational rural retreat for walkers, artists, poets, dreamers and lovers of natural beauty. Curated by hosts Max and Martin Lever (international award-winning artist)

Treetops Cottage @ Treetops Hideouts

Treetops Cottage is a luxury country retreat just one mile from bustling Richmond nestled in a private, stunning setting. The newly refurbished property boasts exceptional far reaching views across the rolling countryside and the south facing patio is a fantastic space to watch the wild deer that come up from Sandy Beck. Ideally located alongside Brokes giving direct access to the beautiful surrounding countryside, the property offers luxury living with great days out on your doorstep.

The Garth: A Swaledale Panorama

The Garth has many walks straight from the door and family-friendly activities: horse riding, mountain biking, Richmond castle, limestone caves, historic railway and lead mines. The village pub and tearooms are close by (check times). You’ll love our place, with its fantastic panoramic views from all rooms . It is a lovely place to stay for couples, walking groups and families with kids. APRIL-OCTOBER: FULL weeks, FRIDAYs ONLY. Rest of year, shorter breaks any day .

Relaxing 2 bedroom annex nr Richmond. N Yorkshire

'Ruth's Place' is a 2 bedroom annexe adjoining our family home. Situated on the outskirts of Scorton village. This stylish annexe is newly furnished with quality fixtures and fittings with everything you need for a peaceful retreat or a base to explore the beautiful countryside. With plenty of walks right from the doorstep, walking distance to the 2 village pubs, village shop, and tea room. Located 5 miles to Richmond and 5 minutes drive to A1 Scotch Corner.

The Old School

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Wonderful walks and bike trails in the local area. Beautiful views over the fields and hills within the Dales National Park. This detached house is within the boundary of our own property so we are always on hand to help in any way we can to make your stay a wonderful experience. Within walking distance of the local village which has all the basic local amenities including a local history museum.

The Bothy

This stunning property is situated with in i40 acres of Adambottom Farm . The Bothy is located at the end of a line of traditional outbuildings and was once a hay barn. There is plentiful supply of wild salmon and trout to fish. A wildlife haven for many birds and wild flowers. Wensleydale boasts extensive attractions. Such as the magnificent Aysgarth Falls and splendid Bolton Castle both walkable from the Bothy .

Pretoria Cottage, Gunnerside

Located in the picturesque village of Gunnerside, Pretoria Cottage is hosted by Mark & Sally. It boasts stunning views of Swaledale and walks of all difficulties from the doorstep. This traditional detached cottage, has been lovingly updated and is a stones throw from the local village pub. It is suitable for couples, up to 3 adults or a younger family of 4.

The Cottage - large garden, next to nature reserve

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.

Turbine House, Reeth, Yorkshire Dales

This two bedroom cottage is set in the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, surrounded by farmland and stunning views from every window. The house boasts its own unique history. The Turbine House once housed all the turbines that were used for producing electricity for the Dales. There are still some pulleys on show in the sitting room today