Welcome To Askrigg Cottage Holidays - Holiday Cottages In The

Welcome To Askrigg Cottage Holidays...

…and our wonderful holiday cottages in the Yorkshire Dales

We are a small family run self catering holiday cottage agency, with an emphasis on quality, comfort and service, and our holiday

cottages are real homes from home. You can choose from traditional Yorkshire Dales houses and cottages, an old school and barn

conversions, and all of our holiday homes are individual and historic, many of them listed buildings.

All of the holiday cottages are quality inspected annually by Visit Britain so that you can rest assured that the star grading is an

independent assessment and assurance of the quality of the holiday cottage. Our cottages are individually owned, with our owners

looking after the properties themselves, and they really care about the small details that make your holiday special.

We are happy to guide you to help you to tailor make your holiday and the most of the Yorkshire Dales. We know all of our cottages

intimately, so if you have any requirements that are not mentioned in the descriptions, then please do not hesitate to contact us. We

look forward to hearing from you.

Sleeps 4

3 Winville Mews is a stylish and welcoming holiday cottage tucked away in a quiet mews

next to The White Rose Hotel, which was originally Winville House, built by the local

Winn family as their country home. It has fabulous views up Wensleydale to the Roman

Road striding across Yorburgh Fell above Semerwater.

3 Winville Mews has a beautiful blend of contemporary style and old world charm with

all the modern comforts that you would expect in a holiday cottage of this quality. You

will recognise fabrics and furnishings including Laura Ashley, Little Greene, Sanderson,and

many original and local artists. This is a very special holiday home where it would equally

make the perfect romantic retreat for just a couple or suit a family or friends looking for

somewhere to gather and relax in peace and comfort – perfect!

There is a large sitting room with two comfy settees arranged around the feature

fireplace, a cosy dining area, a large entrance porch with an old school bench, handy for

storing outdoor gear aplenty, and a beautiful, spacious, shaker style kitchen. Upstairs

there is an en-suite king size bedroom with antique style bed, a large twin bedroom and a

family bathroom.

Accommodation

3 Winville Mews has a large entrance porch with

space for coats and boots, off which is the sitting and

dining room with a large picture window which floods

the cottage with light and lets you make the most of

the view . There are two very comfortable settees

around the feature fireplace with multi fuel stove, a

large oak coffee table, a mahogany sideboard and

bookcase. Here you will find abundant tourist

information and local guide books, along with DVDs,

books and games for your entertainment. The dining

area has a oak topped dining table with seating for 4.

The spacious Shaker Style kitchen has ample storage

and is well equipped.

Upstairs there is a fabulous beamed king sized room,

with stunning views across the rooftops to the fells

beyond, with king sized bed, wardrobe, drawers,

bedside tables and flat screen TV. There is a light and

airy en-suite shower room with power shower. There

is also a twin room with wardrobe, bedside tables and

drawers, again with that lovely view of the village and

Wensleydale. The house bathroom has bath with

power shower over, WC, washbasin and mirror.

Outside there is a paved patio and parking area with

garden furniture , space to park two small/medium

cars in tandem or one large car.

Features and Information

Multi fuel stove in living room, oil central heating

throughout the cottage, dishwasher, microwave,

washing machine / drier, fridge/ freezer, electric fan

oven, ceramic hob, toaster, cafetiere, widescreen TV,

Sky TV with Sky Sports, DVD player, Bluetooth

speaker, BT Infinity 2 wireless broadband, telephone

(incoming calls only) tourist information, maps, books,

games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdryer, iron and ironing

board, torch, bedlinen and tea towels provided, en-

suite shower room to king size master bedroom with

large shower cubicle, WC, towel rail, wash hand basin

and mirror, bathroom with bath with power shower

over, WC, wash hand basin, illuminated mirror and

towel rail, patio garden with furniture and shed with

secure storage for bikes, tea tray and fresh milk for

your arrival. Oil, coal and electricity included . Towel

hire available. Sorry no smoking allowed inside the

cottage. One well behaved pet by prior arrangement.

Awaiting Inspection

3 Winville Mews, Askrigg

Sleeps 6

***** Brystone, West Stonesdale

Accommodation

Brystone is a traditional 300 year old Yorkshire Dales

stone farmhouse which sits within its own walled

grounds with gardens on all sides and ample parking

for several cars.

You have a choice of 3 doors to enter the house. The

main front door takes you into the beautiful lounge

with its old stone fireplace, wood burning stove and

ample leather sofas and chairs. From this room you

enter the lobby with a hand built oak staircase which is

at the heart of the house. The oak farmhouse kitchen

is well equipped, has granite worktops and is open to

the dining area, from the kitchen into the very

spacious utility and playroom-great for storage or as a

room that the kids can take over during your stay.

There is also a good sized shower room on this floor.

Upstairs there is a stunning master bedroom with a

superking oak bed, extra deep mattress and flatscreen

TV. This bedroom has memorable views from both of

the windows which you can enjoy from the comfort of

the fantastic bed. Next to this bedroom is a good sized

bathroom. There is also a king sized room, again with

views across Stonesdale and a twin bedroom with

ensuite shower room, this bedroom can also be

converted into a superking room. The furniture

throughout the cottage is mainly oak to match the

handmade staircase, and doors.

The house sits within its own gardens, there is a patio

at the front of the house and also at the back of the

house, with lawned gardens and rockeries on different

levels, so that you can enjoy the views and the sun

throughout the day. There is a small garage for secure

bike storage. There is parking for at least 4 cars.

Garden furniture is provided as well as a chimenea.

This is a great house for picnics outside in the garden.


Open fire in the living room, oil central heating


washer/drier, electric cooker with ceramic hob and

twin fan ovens, fridge, freezer, Kenwood Chef mixer,

Slow cooker, utility room with drying space, toaster,

cafetiere, flat screen TV in living room Sky TV

(Freeview channels), DVD player, radio/CD player,

wireless broadband, flat screen TV in master bedroom

with Sky freeview channels,tourist information, books,

games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdryer, dual control

electric blankets on all beds, iron and ironing board,

torch, bedlinen and teatowels provided, high chair

available on request, ensuite shower room to twin

bedroom with shower, WC, wash hand basin and

shaver point, house bathroom with hand held shower

attachment, bath, WC, wash hand basin and shaver

point. Downstairs Wet room with shower toilet and

washand basin. Garden with furniture and garage

store. Oil, electricity and coal included in the rental.

“We have thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Brystone, The accommodation is excellent & we wanted for nothing.

Brystone is a distinctly luxurious yet contemporary 300 year old Yorkshire Dales

farmhouse in a divine location in the tiny hamlet of West Stonesdale. It is an old

farmhouse with a fabulous stone fireplace, beamed ceilings, as many bathrooms as

bedrooms, and surrounded by its own gardens with unforgettable views on all sides

West Stonesdale is between Keld in Swaledale and the world famous Tan Hill Inn,

Britain’s highest pub. This is also true walking country on both the Pennine Way,

which was Britain’s first long distance footpath, and Alfred Wainwright’s Coast to

Coast walk along with many other shorter walks. The River Swale nearby has a series

of waterfalls, locally called forces, Wain Wath Force, Kisdon Force, East Gill Force and

Catrake Force, all only a short walk or drive away.

This is a beautiful renovation of an old property brought back into use as a house

again. The family have done much of the work themselves with the help of many

local craftsmen and this shows in the attention to detail using the original features of

the ouse whilst bringing it into the modern world with all of the facilities that we

expect nowadays. Brystone is a house to enjoy and remember.

Gold Award

Burn Cottage, Askrigg Sleeps 4/5

**** Pretty as a picture, Burn Cottage is delightful and absolutely crammed with

character. It is in the centre of Askrigg, one of the Yorkshire Dales most popular

villages, and has been renovated beautifully, whilst retaining all of the stone built

charm of its heritage in the 1800’s. Laura Ashley fabrics and hand made furniture

contribute to the real cottage feel of Burn, which has its own very special

atmosphere which you appreciate as soon as you walk through the door.

This is a much loved cottage which has a wealth of original features with deepset

windows, beamed ceilings, stone flagged and oak floors, stripped pine doors, a

multi fuel stove and a walled patio garden to relax in. Burn Cottage has been

thoughtfully prepared to the highest standard to give you every comfort during

your holiday, and is a wonderful home from home to return to at any season of

the year.

Accommodation

The cottage has a small entrance porch which leads

through into the warm and welcoming sitting room at

the front of the cottage with its beamed ceiling, oak

floors, comfortable seating, antique pine dresser and

multifuel stove. A door from the sitting room leads to

the spacious and very well equipped stone flagged

farmhouse style dining kitchen with a white Shaker

style kitchen, beamed ceiling, and antique pine dining

table. Downstairs there is also a separate toilet and a

modern shower room. Upstairs is the master king

sized bedroom with an antique style wrought iron

bed, second double bedroom with pretty views over

gardens and to the hills beyond and a single bedroom.

There is a further bathroom with bath, washbasin,

toilet and airing cupboard. To the rear of the cottage

there is a private walled patio garden with furniture.

Laura Ashley fabrics are used throughout the cottage

and add to its special cottage ambience.


Multi-fuel stove in living room, storage heaters


washer/drier, fridge, freezer,

electric fan oven/grill, ceramic hob,toaster, cafetiere,

kettle, Sky plus recorder TV, Sky Variety and

Knowledge channels, DVD Player radio/cassette/CD

player, wireless broadband, tourist information, maps,

books, games, hairdrier, iron and ironing board, torch.

Duvets, bedlinen, electric blankets and tea towel

provided, bathroom with bath, toilet, washhand

basin, electric heated towel rail and shaver point,

shower in single bedroom, private walled patio garden

with furniture. On street parking. Village shops and

pubs 2-3 minutes walk. Children welcome but please

bring your own cot and high chair.

Electricity included in the hire charge, coal will be

provided for the multifuel stove with the first bucket of

coal provided in the hire charge. We ask that you pay

us 50p per bucket of coal after that on an honesty

basis to cover our costs, and we will ensure that

sufficient coal is available for your stay. Firelighters,

and matches are provided so that you have

everything that you need to use the stove should you

so wish.

Towel hire available. Sorry no pets or smokers.

“Its been a wonderful weekend. Cottage above expectations and most comfortable.”

Sleeps 2

**** Cauldron Falls, West Burton

Accommodation

It is hard to say what floor the apartment is on! From

the waterfall side it is up two short flights of stairs with

a shared entrance with the top floor apartment. It is

higher from the beck side to the north as the Mill is

built into the hillside, which is why the views are so

good from this side of the apartment.

The accommodation is all on one level. There is a

lovely king size bedroom with a thick, pocket sprung

mattress, plenty of hanging space with built in

wardrobes and antique pine furniture.

The living area is open plan living area and is split into a

cosy living room with two windows overlooking

Walden Beck and a shaker style dining kitchen which

catches the morning sun. Flat screen TV and WiFi and

plenty of books are provided for your entertainment,

along with a pair of binoculars. The dining kitchen has

a table and 4 chairs and plenty of shaker style

cupboards, some of which form an island unit

separating the kitchen from the living room. There is

also a bathroom with WC, shaver point, washbasin,

heated towel rail and bath with shower over. Fluffy

towels provided.

There is no garden but you are surrounded by

greenery with trees and views of Bishopdale and

Walden Beck. Only 40-50 yards away are Cauldron

Falls which have formed their own natural

amphitheatre-great for a picnic and a paddle,

depending upon the time of year. The expansive

village green is only a couple of minutes walk away,

there are seats dotted around and the village pub, the

Fox and Hounds, is a short walk across the green.


Multi-Electric storage heating throughout the cottage,

microwave, laundry service provided by arrangement

with the owners, electric cooker with oven and grill,

fridge,toaster, cafetiere, flat screen TV in living room,

DVD player, radio/CD player, wireless broadband,

tourist information, books, games, shoe cleaning kit,

hairdryer, iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen,

towels and teatowels provided,house bathroom with

bath with shower over, WC, wash hand basin and

shaver point. Electricity included in the rental. Sorry no

smoking inside the cottage. Sorry but no pets allowed.

Off road parking.

In a dreamy setting in a 15th century mill above Walden Beck , Cauldron Falls

apartment is perfect as a romantic retreat for two, offering short breaks all year.

To one side it is only a stones throw from the ancient packhorse bridge and

Cauldron Falls which were sketched by JMW Turner on his Grand Tour of

Yorkshire in 1816. To the other side you feel like you are up in the tree tops

overlooking Walden Beck and the village with views of Bishopdale beyond.

West Burton is a lovely village and is known amongst other things for its many

packhorse bridges, large village green, market cross, stocks and the waterfalls .

You are surrounded by greenery and views of Bishopdale and Walden Beck. Only

50 yards away are Cauldron Falls which have formed their own natural

amphitheatre-great for a picnic and a paddle. The expansive village green is only

a couple of minutes walk away, and the village pub, the Fox and Hounds, is a

short walk across the green. Cauldron Falls has a lovely atmosphere with the

beck tumbling past below and West Burton on the doorstep-great for enjoying

village life in this historic old building.

Croft House, Askrigg Sleeps 5/6

**** This is one of the most special cottages we have found, and the beamed ceilings, flag floors and an original period range with open fire all contribute to the wonderful, character feel of Croft House. It is set in a small square in the popular village of Askrigg, only a minutes walk from the centre of the village with its shops, pubs, tea shops and restaurant, yet has a wonderful walled back garden, with a garden door in the wall through to the meadows and footpaths immediately behind the cottage. Croft House offers all of the comforts of home, with fabrics and antique furniture chosen with flair and style to complement the beautiful architecture of this Grade ll listed building, and a fascinating collection of antique furniture and ornaments throughout the house. Many of the interior features including the kitchen, doors and door furniture and some of the light fittings have been personally designed and commissioned by the owners and handmade by artist craftsmen, and all contribute to the special atmosphere of this cottage.

Accommodation

The stone flagged living/dining room has comfy seating and an original Yorkshire range with an open fire, oak dining table and chairs and antique dresser. The handbuilt oak kitchen with granite worktops is off the living/dining room. The separate sitting room also has an open fire, stone flagged floor, an antique grandfather clock and corner cupboard, stuffed with games, books and videos. There is a utility room and garage with ample storage for outdoor gear. Also downstairs is the shower room. The large walled terraced garden at the rear of the house is very private A staircase leads to the landing and snug. The

master bedroom is very special, with a

vaulted beamed ceiling, original fireplace and

king size Chatelaine sleigh bed. There is a

charming single bedroom, again with original

fireplace. The family bedroom is a dual aspect

room and has a king size sleigh bed. It has a

galleried single bed, tucked away in the eaves

of the house, and a relaxation area with a

double chaise longue, TV and video. There is a

family bathroom, with a roll top bath. All of

the rooms upstairs have wooden floors, and

there are rugs scattered throughout the

cottage.


Open fires in both living/dining room and snug with fuel provided, full oil central heating with underfloor heating downstairs, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, freezer, electric fan oven, toaster, cafetiere, TV and DVD in snug and family suite, music centre, tourist information, books, games, videos, shoe cleaning kit, iron and ironing board, bedlinen, teatowels, towels all provided within hire charge, downstairs shower room with shower, toilet and washbasin, bathroom with toilet, bath, washbasin and electric shaver point. Oil and fuel for fires included in the hire charge. Firelighters, matches and kindling provided for your arrival. Tea tray on arrival. Sorry, no pets or smokers. You may wish to be aware that there are occasional steps inside the cottage, so it may not be suitable for people who have difficulty with stairs. Parking outside for up to two cars. Garden with garden furniture and barbeque.

“Fantastic cottage we all had a great time - didn’t want to leave.”

Sleeps 4

**** Honeypot Cottage, Askrigg

Honeypot Cottage is one of the more exclusive cottages in Askrigg, uniquely stylish and luxurious and in an excellent location near the top of the village’s main street, with the added bonus in this village of a private garden and parking. A stay at Honeypot offers the best of both worlds as an exceptionally comfortable base for a holiday or short break at any time of year. There is a wide choice of walks straight from the cottage, including the famous Askrigg Waterfalls Walk, and no need to use the car at all if you don’t want to, with excellent restaurants, pubs, teashops and the other village shops literally a minutes walk just down the street. The cottage retains many original features with shuttered sash windows, stripped pine doors, cupboards built into every nook and cranny, a traditional staircase with a window on the half landing, and eaves coming down into the twin bedroom to give the room a really cosy feeling. Co-ordinating fabrics and furnishings have been used throughout the cottage, including Laura Ashley furniture and Farrow and Ball paints. This is a superbly equipped cottage that is welcoming and full of character.

Accommodation

You enter the cottage through a small entrance porch, and from this into the lovely living room with its shuttered windows, oak floor and tongue and grooved panelled walls and ceiling. There is a multi fuel stove and Laura Ashley settee and chairs. The original, traditional cupboard to the left of the fireplace now provides handy storage for tourist information, books, and DVDs. The dining room is light and comfortable with a cream French style armoire, dining table and chairs and a pretty sideboard. Through an archway is the fully fitted, cream farmhouse style kitchen with oak worktop and a French style butchers block. In short, you have everything that you need to produce a 4-course gourmet meal for four, or a simple snack. There is also a useful cloakroom downstairs with WC and washbasin. The feature staircase has a window on the half landing making it bright and airy. The Master Bedroom has a king size, antique style cream wrought iron bed, cream wardrobe and antique pine chest of drawers. The pretty twin bedroom has cream wrought iron headboards, a built in wardrobe and sloping ceilings under the cottage eaves. The house bathroom is spacious with a roll top bath, WC, washbasin, shaver point and separate

shower. Outside a picket fenced and gravelled path leads to the secluded and sunny patio garden with its lilac hedge, garden furniture and barbeque. There is private parking for one car with further onstreet parking in front of the cottage.


Open fire in the living room, oil central heating throughout, dishwasher, microwave, washer/drier, electric double oven cooker with ceramic hob and fan oven, fridge, freezer, toaster, cafetiere, TV’s in living room and Master bedroom, Sky TV (Variety channels), DVD player and recorder, radio/CD player, wireless broadband, tourist information, books, games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdryer, electric blankets on all beds, iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen, towels and tea-towels provided, house bathroom with separate shower, bath, WC, wash hand basin and shaver point. Downstairs cloakroom. Private garden with furniture and BBQ. Afternoon tea hamper provided for your arrival. Oil, electricity and coal included in the rental. Sorry no pets or smokers. Private parking for one car.

“One of the nicest cottages we’ve ever stayed in, beautifully furnished with everything you could possibly need.”

Gold Award

Karnten Barn, Askrigg Sleeps 6

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Accommodation

Karnten Barn is a lovely holiday cottage with a shaker style dining kitchen in cream with a red two oven Aga and separate electric fan oven and ceramic hob. There is a handmade cream and wood table and chairs, tiled floor and comfy sofa. There is a large, cool pantry. The living room is both elegant and comfortable with seating for six on sofas and easy chairs, a well stocked book case, flat screen TV and DVD and multifuel stove. It also has the former arched barn door, now a floor to ceiling window with the most stunning views of Wensleydale. The entrance to Karnten Barn is through a large stone flagged entrance hall. Off this is the downstairs separate wetroom with power shower and the separate WC / cloakroom / drying room. Upstairs the cottage has three spacious bedrooms and the house bathroom. There is a large master kingsized bedroom with an antique style cream and brushed brass metalbedstead and thick pocket sprung mattress. There is ample hanging and drawer space in the built in wardrobes. The large twin bedroom also has a flat screen TV, chest of drawers and a wardrobe. The double bedroom has a cream and brass metal bed with a memory foam mattress and a wardrobe with drawers. The house bathroom is also upstairs with wash hand basin, WC and bath with power

shower over. Outside is the south facing lawned garden with large patio and garden furniture next to the house. Along the side of the garden is the stone build garden room with table and chairs and there is also a gravelled drive with parking for up to 4 cars.


Open fire in the living room, oil central heating throughout the cottage, dishwasher, microwave, washer/drier, electric cooker with ceramic hob and twin fan ovens, oil fired two over AGA, fridge, freezer, pantry, toaster, cafetiere, flat screen TV in living room Sky TV (Variety, Knowledge and Sports channels), DVD player, iPod docking station, radio/CD player, wireless broadband, flat screen TV in twin bedroom freeview channels, tourist information, books, games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen and teatowels provided, cloakroom with drying space, downstairs wetroom, upstairs house bathroom with bath with shower over, WC, wash hand basin and shaver point. South facing garden with patio, furniture and garden room. Oil, electricity and coal included in the rental. Towel hire available. Sorry no smoking inside the cottage. One well behaved pet by prior arrangement.

“A more comfortable and well appointed holiday home could not be wished for. It is going to be difficult to leave. Thank you.”

Karnten Barn is an absolute delight. Light pours into the elegant living room from the original arched barn door, now a window. It has one of the best views in the village of the flat topped hill of Addleborough, looking out across the south facing cottage garden. The spacious dining kitchen has a beautiful red Aga (and separate electric cooker). Upstairs the three bedrooms are a treat and all have beautiful views of the open countryside around Askrigg. There is a spacious king size master bedroom, a large twin room and a cosy double room, all with luxury mattresses and co-ordinating bed linen. There is a newly refurbished house bathroom upstairs and a wet room downstairs with a separate WC and coat store/drying room also downstairs. Outside the lawned garden has prettily planted borders, a south facing patio with garden furniture and a separate stone built garden room. There is private parking for up to 4 cars. Karnten Barn is in an idyllic location, tucked away from it all in a small cluster of houses behind and away from the main village street, only yards away from open fields and plentiful walks but also from the village shops and pubs.

Gold Award

Minnie’s Cottage, Askrigg Sleeps 2

**** This beautifully presented Grade 2 listed cottage nestles next to the church in the heart of Askrigg, and provides a special and truly romantic hideaway, perfect for a holiday at any time of the year. The shuttered cottage windows have stunning views across Wensleydale to the hill of Addleborough on the other side of the valley, whilst the cottage is only 2 minutes walk from the pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and shops in the centre of the village. The cottage is brimming with original features-beamed ceilings, plank doors, stone shelves, an inglenook fireplace and a completely private and secluded walled garden. Co-ordinating fabrics and colours are used throughout the cottage to enhance its very special atmosphere-this is a cottage that captures the hearts of the people who stay here.

Accommodation

There is a comfortable sitting/dining room with panoramic views, a beamed ceiling festooned with horse brasses and the stunning inglenook fireplace. The split level kitchen is extremely well equipped with hand built antique pine units. The bathroom is also on the ground floor. Minnie's Cottage has one double bedroom with an antique style iron/brass bed from which you can enjoy the uninterrupted views across Wensleydale.


Multifuel stove in living room, electric heating throughout the cottage, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, freezer, electric fan oven, ceramic hob, toaster, cafetiere, widescreen TV, Sky TV, (freeview channels)DVD player, radio /cassette /CD player, tourist information, maps, books, games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdrier, electric blanket, iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen and tea towels provided, shower room with toilet, washhand basin, electric shower, and shaver point, private walled garden with furniture, tea tray and fresh milk for your arrival. Electricity is included in the rental.

Coal will be provided for the multifuel stove with the first bucket of coal provided in the rental. We ask that you pay us 50p per bucket of coal after that on an honesty basis to cover our costs, and we will ensure that sufficient coal is available for your stay. Sticks, firelighters, matches and newspapers are provided so that you have everything that you need to use the stove should you so wish. Towel hire available. Sorry no pets or smokers. You may wish to be aware that there are occasional steps inside and outside the cottage and it is not possible to fit a stairgate at the top of the stairs, so it not suitable for people who have difficulty with stairs or for young children. On street parking is nearby, but not directly outside the cottage.

“Minnie's cottage is simply idyllic! You couldn't ask for a nicer place to cuddle up in front of the fire.”

Gold Award

Nanny End, Askrigg Sleeps 4

Nanny End is a real home from home, relaxed, comfortable and perfectly arranged for great holidays in Askrigg in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Next to the village farm-handy for your eggs and milk, this lovely pet friendly cottage is great for couples, families and friends with a king size ensuite room and twin room next to the house bathroom. Nanny End will give you a great introduction to village life. The owners supply most of the area with milk and eggs from their farm; they hold one or two events each year to raise funds for the village and regularly win the best kept garden in the village show. This cottage is great for a break at any time of year with its cosy living room with log burner and only a short stroll from the village pubs and shops. There is also a deli-Askrigg Village Kitchen, where you can buy home cooked meals to bring home and a well stocked village shop.

Accommodation

Nanny End is an end terraced cottage adjoining the village farm and side on to the quiet road which takes you into Swaledale over Askrigg Moor. The front door faces onto a broad south facing paved area with a garden bench carved from a tree in the shape of a ram. Entering the cottage there is a small lobby. Off this is the door into the country cottage spacious kitchen/dining room with tiled floor. Also downstairs is the living room with a multifuel stove and comfy sofas. A feature is the floor lamp from the Mouseman of Thirsk-‘Mousey Thompson’-see of you can find the signature mouse. Upstairs are the two bedrooms and the house bathroom. The king size bedroom is en-suite with a large shower and the house bathroom has a bath with shower over. All of the rooms have views south across the village.


Multifuel Multi-fuel stove in living room, thermostatically controlled electric heaters

throughout the cottage, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine/tumble drier, fridge/freezer, electric fan oven/grill with electric hob, toaster, cafetiere, kettle,TVs in living room and both bedrooms, DVD Player, radio/CD player, Wireless broadband, tourist information, maps, books, games, hairdrier, iron and ironing board, torch. Duvets, bedlinen and tea towel provided, bathroom with bath with electric shower over, toilet, washhand basin, electric heated towel rail and shaver point, en-suire shower room with WC, wash hand basin and large shower, patio area to front of cottage with garden bench, shared garden with furniture (the garden is shared with the owners and is a large cottage garden which regulalry wins prizes in the village show-they are very happy to share this garden with Nanny End and in reality more often than not you will have the sole use of it as they are too busy to use it!), bike storage can be arranged with owners. Ample on street parking nearby. Village shops and pubs 2-3 minutes walk. Children welcome, cot and high chair available on request.1 well behaved pet welcome by prior arrangement. Sorry no smoking inside cottage. Please note that people do walk past Nanny End to buy milk, eggs and cream at the farmhouse next door, which is all a very friendly affair.

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Accommodation

The cream farmhouse style kitchen has traditional York stone flag floors, a Yorkshire Range with open fire, a large dining table and massive oak beams, all of which fill it with character. Also on the ground floor and completely private is the master kingsized bedroom with en suite shower room, an antique style wrought iron bed and cream bedroom furniture. The turret staircase spirals out of the kitchen and at the top is the door into the secret patio garden which is also upstairs. The twin bedroom is delightful and is next to the gorgeous and romantic bathroom with its roll top bath and separate shower. The living room is perfect for relaxing at any time of year on the two large and comfy antique leather sofas with the stove lit. On this floor all of the rooms are pine boarded with scatter rugs, there are deep set windows, nooks and crannies in every room and the cottage simply oozes with character.


Open fire in living room and in the Yorkshire range in the kitchen, oil central heating throughout the cottage, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine / drier, fridge, freezer, electric fan oven, ceramic hob, toaster, cafetiere, widescreen TV, Freesat TV, Blu-ray DVD player, radio/cassette/CD player, wireless broadband, telephone (incoming & local calls only) tourist information, maps, books, games, shoe cleaning kit, hairdrier, electric blankets on all beds, iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen and tea towels provided, turret staircase with spiral stone treads, en-suite shower room to king size master bedroom with large shower cubicle, WC, towel rail, washhand basin and heated shaver mirror, stairgate, bathroom with roll top bath, separate shower, WC, washhand basin and towel rail, private walled garden with furniture, tea tray and fresh milk for your arrival. Oil and electricity included in the rental. Towel hire available. Sorry no pets or smokers.

Rook’s Cottage, Askrigg Sleeps 4

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“Excellent cottage and location. Very enjoyable stay. The cottage is a credit to you. Thank you very much.”

Rook’s Cottage is in the process of being completely refurbished and updated and will be available for hire from March 2014 This is a beautiful 2 bedroomed 2 bathroomed Grade 2 listed cottage and will provide the following accommodation. Rook’s cottage is full of traditional Dales character with massive oak beams, reputed to have been originally ships beams, York stone and pine boarded floors, sash windows and nooks and crannies in every wall. The Yorkshire Range with open fire in the kitchen is a great centrepiece for the room and there is a further cosy stove in the stone fireplace in the living room which is upstairs so that you get the best views of Wensleydale. The cottage has been fully refurbished with comfort in mind. It has a master bedroom with king size bed and ensuite shower room downstairs and a twin room upstairs next door to the gorgeous bathroom with its roll top bath and separate shower. Downstairs is the farmhouse style dining kitchen-great for a leisurely meal chilling out around the antique pine dining table with a glass of wine and the fire lit. Upstairs is the delightful lounge with its own fireplace and large squishy leather sofas.

Gold Award

Rose Cottage, Askrigg Sleeps 4

**** This charming, quaint double fronted Dales cottage lives up to its name with a garden full of roses in the summer, where you can pass the time of day and watch the world go by from the comfort of your own garden. Rose Cottage is new to our portfolio for 2009, and is sure to be very popular.

It is a lovely end of terrace stone built cottage on the edge of the popular village of Askrigg, only a few minutes walk from the centre of the village with its pubs, restaurants, teashops, good old fashioned village shop and a florist. Crammed full of character, it has a handbuilt kitchen, an open fire, deepset windows, stone shelves and beamed ceilings, with an old barn behind it which still has a cobbled floor and the cattle stalls where the cows were milked, so there is plenty of storage space for your outdoor gear.

There are walks from the door in abundance, and the added benefit of your own car parking space, which is rare in the village. Whatever the time of year, there is plenty to enjoy and do both in the village and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Accommodation

There is a warm and welcoming sitting room at the front of the cottage with its beamed ceiling, tiled floors, comfortable seating, antique pine furniture and multifuel stove. A door from the sitting room leads to the spacious and very well equipped tile flagged farmhouse style dining kitchen with an antique pine kitchen with butlers sink and range cooker, beamed ceiling, and antique pine dining table and chairs, with the original stone shelved pantry off. Upstairs is the master bedroom with an antique style wrought iron bed and pretty views over the garden and to the hills beyond and a twin bedroom. There is a bathroom with bath, washbasin, separate shower, and toilet. To the side of the cottage there is a private walled garden with furniture and barbeque and off road parking for one car. Behind the cottage is the old cow byre with secure storage for bikes and outdoor clothing and boots.


Multi-fuel stove in living room, oil central heating, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, electric range cooker, toaster, cafetiere, kettle, Sky TV, (freeview channels) DVD Player radio/cassette/CD player, TV & DVD in

bedrooms, tourist information, maps, books, games, hairdrier, iron and ironing board, torch. Duvets, bedlinen, electric blankets and tea towel provided, bathroom with bath, toilet, separate shower, washhand basin, shaver point, private walled garden with furniture and barbeque. One off road parking space. Village shops and pubs 2-3 minutes walk. Children welcome but please bring your own cot and high chair. One well behaved pet welcome by prior arrangement. Electricity included in the hire charge, coal will be provided for the multifuel stove with the first bucket of coal provided in the hire charge. We ask that you pay us 50p per bucket of coal after that on an honesty basis to cover our costs, and we will ensure that sufficient coal is available for your stay. Firelighters, and matches are provided so that you have everything that you need to use the stove should you so wish. Short breaks available out of season. Towel hire available. Sorry no smoking inside the cottage.

“Lovely welcoming cottage with all the finishing touches to make us comfortable.”

The Shippon, Askrigg Sleeps 2/4

**** This lovely little barn conversion is tucked away down a quiet side road in Askrigg but only about two minutes stroll from the centre of the village or the start of the popular Askrigg waterfalls walk. It also has the benefit of its own parking space next to the cottage. Step inside for a charming retreat which is perfect for a couple, friends or a small family. You can cosy up in front of the log burning stove, buy a home cooked meal at the Askrigg Village Kitchen to enjoy in the country style dining kitchen and make the most of the south facing cottage garden and summerhouse. The Shippon has been tastefully converted into a 2 bedroomed cottage with a delightful living room and a country style dining kitchen. You can see itís origins in the beams and deepset windows and all of this is enhanced by local pottery and photographs and paintings of the area by the owners and their friends. The owners really love sharing The Shippon with visitors and it shows in the number of holidaymakers who return again and again.

“Cottage perfect, brilliant location - will be back !”

Accommodation

You enter the cottage through a small entrance porch,

and from this into the lovely living room with its

shuttered windows, oak floor and tongue and

grooved panelled walls and ceiling. There is a multi

fuel stove and Laura Ashley settee and chairs. The

original, traditional cupboard to the left of the fireplace

now provides handy storage for tourist information,

books, and DVDs. The dining room is light and

comfortable with a cream French style armoire, dining

table and chairs and a pretty sideboard. Through an

archway is the fully fitted, cream farmhouse style

kitchen with oak worktop and a French style butchers

block. In short, you have everything that you need to

produce a 4-course gourmet meal for four, or a simple

snack. There is also a useful cloakroom downstairs

with WC and washbasin.

The feature staircase has a window on the half landing

making it bright and airy. The Master Bedroom has a

king size, antique style cream wrought iron bed, cream

wardrobe and antique pine chest of drawers. The

pretty twin bedroom has cream wrought iron

headboards, a built in wardrobe and sloping ceilings

under the cottage eaves. The house bathroom is

spacious with a roll top

bath, WC, washbasin, shaver point and separate

shower.

Outside a picket fenced and gravelled path leads to

the secluded and sunny patio garden with its lilac

hedge, garden furniture and barbeque. There is

private parking for one car with further onstreet

parking in front of the cottage.



throughout, dishwasher, microwave, washer/drier,

electric double oven cooker with ceramic hob and fan

oven, fridge, freezer, toaster, cafetiere, TV’s in living

room and Master bedroom, Sky TV (Variety channels),

DVD player and recorder, radio/CD player, wireless

broadband, tourist information, books, games, shoe

cleaning kit, hairdryer, electric blankets on all beds,

iron and ironing board, torch, bedlinen, towels and tea

-towels provided, house bathroom with separate

shower, bath, WC, wash hand basin and shaver point.

Downstairs cloakroom. Private garden with furniture

and BBQ. Afternoon tea hamper provided for your

arrival. Oil, electricity and coal included in the rental.

Sorry no pets or smokers. Private parking for one car.

Urlay Nook, Askrigg Sleeps 4

***** This is the only 5 star holiday cottage in Askrigg, and one of only a handful in The Dales, and is probably the best two bedroomed holiday cottage in Askrigg. It is prettily yet conveniently situated on the edge of the village, next to Askrigg Beck and with views from the south facing rear of the cottage onto open fields, yet is still only a couple of minutes walk from the centre of the village with its shops, pubs, restaurants and church. This is a cottage filled with light-it has 20 windows and 4 outside doors! Original features abound throughout the cottage, with its thick stone walls, beams, bread oven, and window seats. The cottage is co-ordinated throughout and decorated with paints from Farrow and Ball and The Little Greene Paint Company. The mixture of new and antique furniture enhances the true cottage atmosphere whilst ensuring that you have all of the modern comforts that you have worked hard for and deserve. This is a luxurious and comfortable cottage in a fantastic location, equipped to an extremely high standard to ensure a warm welcome and fabulous holiday, and this is confirmed by the accolade of the 5 star grading by VisitBritain.

Accommodation

Urlay Nook is a very special cottage with a cream

shaker style dining kitchen with beech worktops,

dresser, cream and wood table and chairs, stone floor

and door into the (hopefully) sunny, south facing

garden. The utility room is off the kitchen with

additional storage and drying space. There is a

separate stone flagged and dramatic dining room,

leading into the downstairs lobby with original bread

oven in the massive stone walls. From the lobby, you

access the living room with its stone fireplace with

multifuel stove, and two large, comfortable settees to

curl up on and relax.

Upstairs there is a large master kingsized bedroom

with a stunning handcrafted 6 ft bed and ensuite

shower room, a magnificent beamed ceiling, antique

furniture, and flatscreen TV. The twin bedroom has a

romantic pair of white and brass beds, antique

furniture and a flat screen TV. The Villeroy and Boch

house bathroom has a separate large shower and

bath.

The cottage is next to the road, but is still lovely and

peaceful with the sound of the beck running past it-

the double glazed windows ensure that there is

virtually no road noise. There is parking for one car

directly outside the cottage, with additional and ample

parking directly across the road.




washer/drier, electric cooker with ceramic hob and

twin fan ovens, fridge, freezer, utility room with drying

space, toaster, cafetiere, flat screen TV’s in living room

and both bedrooms, Sky TV, (Variety & Knowledge

channels) DVD player and recorder, wireless

broadband, radio/cassette/CD player, tourist

information, books, games, shoe cleaning kit,

hairdryer, electric blankets on all beds, iron and ironing

board, torch, bedlinen and teatowels provided,

ensuite shower room to master bedroom with

shower, WC, wash hand basin and shaver point,

house bathroom with separate shower, bath, WC,

wash hand basin and shaver point. Private south

facing garden with furniture and garden shed. Tea tray

provided for your arrival. Oil, electricity and coal

included in the rental. Towel hire available. Sorry no

pets or smokers.

“The kitchen and bathrooms are better equipped than our homes, the decor and appointment of each room is exceptional.”

Gold Award

West End Cottage, Askrigg Sleeps 4

**** West End Cottage is grade 2 listed and is probably one of the oldest cottages in Askrigg, right in the cobbled village centre opposite the church. It has a lovely, large south facing walled garden with a raised patio area, with meadows and hills behind to give that spacious feeling of the countryside on your doorstep, as indeed it is, yet with the pubs, restaurants and shops within a stones throw. The cottage has a wealth of original features with stone flags, planked floors and doors, and beamed ceilings throughout the cottage, which is filled with nooks and crannies. The cottage has been restored in an understated yet supremely tasteful fashion, so that it has an air of luxury with features such as the handbuilt kitchen with Rayburn stove and fabulous kingsize master bedroom with its massive beams and extensive views to the hills beyond, but has lost none of its original character which shines through and enfolds you as soon as you walk through the door.

Accommodation

The cottage has an entrance porch, and from this you

enter the stone flagged, beamed front room with its

two comfy settees and multi fuel stove. An original

storage cupboard houses tourist information, DVDís,

books and games. Off the living room is the cosy stone

flagged dining room, with its old round table, chairs

and antique dresser. Also off the living room is the

original stone shelved scullery, now a useful pantry

and utility room. The cottage has a pretty hand built

kitchen with Rayburn stove (very easy to operate), and

from here the back door leads across a grassed area of

garden belonging to the house next door, to the old

barn behind the cottage, and through this to the south

facing and private walled garden which belongs to the

cottage and is for your exclusive use. The barn gives

ample storage space for outdoor gear and bikes.

There are two charming and spacious single

bedrooms on the first floor, along with the family

shower room with a spacious and modern power

shower. The master bedroom is up a further flight of

stairs tucked away at the top of the cottage. This is a

kingsized bedroom with the bed on a raised dais and a

massively beamed ceiling-a truly romantic room to

hide yourself away in and relax.


Open fire in living room with fuel provided, full oil

central heating, dishwasher, microwave, washing

machine, tumble drier, fridge, freezer, Rayburn,

toaster, cafetiere, Sky (Variety & Knowledge

channels), flat widescreen TV, and DVD in living room,

TV and DVD players in bedroom, music centre, tourist

information, books, games, videos, shoe cleaning kit,

iron and ironing board, bedlinen and teatowels all

provided within hire charge, shower room with

shower, toilet, washbasin and electric shaver point,

hairdryer, torch. Oil and fuel for fires included in the

hire charge. Firelighters, matches and kindling

provided for your arrival. Tea tray on arrival. Sorry, no

pets or smokers. There are occasional steps inside the

cottage, so it may not be suitable for people who have

difficulty with stairs. Onstreet parking. Garden with

garden furniture and charcoal barbeque. Towel hire

available. Please note that as there are no stairgates

the cottage is not suitable for very young children.

“The cottage is superb and the garden a real suntrap.”

Gold Award

About the area

Askrigg

The village of Askrigg lies sheltered beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top

of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone houses and cottages line the main street, with the 15th century

parish church of St Oswald’s in the centre of the village in the old cobbled market place, complete with its

market cross and an iron bull ring set into the cobbles. Nearby villages within walking distance include Worton

and Bainbridge, both lovely walks on the stone ‘trods’ across the fields.

Visitors may recognise Cringley House as ‘Skeldale House’ from the BBC TV series ‘All Creatures Great and

Small’ with the Kings Arms being the ‘Drovers Arms’ from the same series.

There is a good village shop which can supply all of your basic needs-if you don’t see what you want then ask

them-it is surprising what they stock. Askrigg also has a delicatessen in the village where the owner cooks

delicious meals, cakes and sweets which can be purchased and brought home to eat in the comfort of the

cottage or order a picnic to take with you on your travels. Milk, cream and eggs can be bought from the farm in

the village. There are 3 pubs, The Crown Inn, The White Rose and The Kings Arms which is a former coaching

inn. All of the pubs provide bar meals and The Kings Arms also has The Silks Restaurant. We are able to offer

our customers a discount on food at The Kings Arms except for the Early Bird menu. Nearby is the luxury

Yorebridge House Hotel, voted the UK’s most romantic hotel on Trip Adviser and a popular wedding venue

which offers bar meals and a fabulous restaurant, perfect for special occasions and celebrations.

There are plentiful walks including along the banks of the nearby River Ure and the Askrigg Waterfalls Walk

which takes in both Whitfield Force and Mill Gill Force above Askrigg (force is the local dialect for waterfall), or

tackle the climb up the hill of Addleborough across the dale and see if you can find the Devil’s Stone which

folklore says was thrown by the devil in a battle against the giant who lived on Addleborough. The stones

thrown in return are known as The Carlow Stone and The Mermaids Stone and are on the edge of Lake

Semerwater nearby.

Askrigg is a friendly village with plenty of local services and makes a great base from which to explore the

Yorkshire Dales.

Hawes

Hawes is a small and bustling market town at the head of Wensleydale and is surrounded by high fells. It has a cobbled main street and stone buildings from the 17th century onwards and still has shops which are individually owned family businesses and which are unique to the town. There are good craft shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants and food shops and there is a weekly market on Tuedays-this is shopping how it used to be. Hawes, whose name originates from the word Hause meaning a narrow neck of land, has had a market charter since 1699 when it was granted by William III. You can still see the old market toll-house next to the Market Hall and one of the oldest buildings dates from 1668 when it was built as a Quaker rest house-there is still a strong Quaker community in the area.

There is a fascinating Dales Countryside Museum which shows the history of the area from agriculture through to lead mining and the present day. The Hawes Ropeworks, where you can see rope being made on its rope walk exports its rope all over the world. This is a traditional dairy farming area, with the grass locally being rich in herbs which helps to give the local Wensleydale Cheese its distinctive flavour. This cheese has been made in the area since the Cistercian Monks developed the recipe in the 1100’s and is still made today. The best place to see the cheese being made and its history, along with plenty of free samples to whet your taste buds, is the Wensleydale Creamery in Hawes. The Creamery was rescued from closure in 1992 when it was bought out by locals and has gone from strength to strength since then promoting real Wensleydale made in Yorkshire across the world. This is true limestone country which you can’t miss in the landscape and buildings. There are numerous limestone pavements, caves, crags and waterfalls including the nearby Hardraw Force (force is the local dialect for waterfall) and the unique and spectacular Buttertubs Pass from Hawes into Swaledale-this is a true mountain pass with stunning views. The Buttertubs are 20 metre deep limestone potholes which you can look down into at the top of the pass. It is said that the name of the potholes comes from the times when farmers would rest there on their way to market from Swaledale into Hawes. During hot weather they would lower the butter they had produced into the potholes to keep it cool. This is a thriving little town in a beautiful location and well worth spending a bit of time exploring.

Leyburn

Leyburn is a busy and picturesque market town sitting above the northern bank of the River Ure in

Wensleydale. Market day is Friday and there is also a monthly Farmers Market. The town has a wide range of

independently owned shops which are situated around a cobbled market square along with a number of

pubs, restaurants and teashops. Leyburn is also home to Tennant's auction house which is popular for its

regular fine art and antique furniture auctions.

Annually there is a Dales Festival of Food and Drink, held over May Day bank holiday weekend and also an

annual Wensleydale agricultural show at the end of August.

Although a small town, Leyburn is home to a railway station on the re-opened Wensleydale Railway which

offers tourist rides throughout Wensleydale, mostly on diesel multiple units but occasionally on a steam train.

Leyburn Shawl is a beautiful limestone escarpment just a short walk from the Market Place and which has

breathtaking views over Wensleydale towards Pen Hill. The 'Shawl' is thought to be named after Mary Queen

of Scots dropped her shawl here when she was escaping from nearby Bolton Castle.

Completed in 1399 by Richard le Scrope, Chancellor of England to Richard II, its scars bear testament to over

600 years of fascinating history including involvement in the Pilgrimage of Grace, Mary Queen of Scots

imprisonment and a Civil War siege so a trip to Bolton Castle is worth it for both the myriad of historical tales it

can tell, but also to explore what was a major part of ITV1's recent TV show, The Dales.

Middleham nearby with its castle is associated with King Richard lll who used it as his political base. Today the

town is a modern centre of horse racing in the UK and the open stables on Good Friday is a fascinating insight

into the village and how integral the stables are within it. It is quite normal to see the race horse strings walking

though the village on their way to or from Middleham Moor where much of the training takes place.

The Forbidden Corner is hard to explain but take our word for it that you must go and that it will be the most

fun you’ve had in ages, whatever your age! It is a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises

created in a four acre garden in the heart of Tupgill Park and the Yorkshire Dales. The temple of the

underworld, the eye of the needle, a huge pyramid made of translucent glass, paths and passages that lead

nowhere, extraordinary statues - at every turn there are decisions to make and tricks to avoid. This is a day out

with a difference which will challenge and delight adults and children of all ages. Advance booking is essential

but numbers are limited so it never becomes too crowded.

Reeth

Reeth is a market town in Swaledale and is probably best known for its large and airy village green which truly

is the centre of life in this popular village. It is here that you will find the village bonfire on Bonfire Night,

numerous events for The Swaledale Festival in May and June, the weekly market on Fridays and much more

throughout the year.

The village is centred around the green with a good mix of houses, pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and individual

craft and art galleries plus walks in abundance in whichever direction you choose to go including the long

distance Coast to Coast walk. The River Swale is famous for its beauty and there are many well-signed walks

along its banks.

Swaledale and Arkengarthdale which is much less well known are the two most northerly dales in the National

Park and have scattered villages in dramatic scenery, many of which date from Viking times when they were

established-the local dialect here is very similar to the Norse from which it derives.

The history of the area, as for much of the Yorkshire Dales, is one of agriculture, lead mining and hand knitting

which you can see in the landscape and also the quaint Swaledale Museum in Reeth. There is also a strong

artistic heritage which you can find first hand in the numerous high quality craft shops and galleries in the area.

The Swaledale Festival is held for 2 weeks in May and June and is a programme of music, arts and walking in

the Yorkshire Dales. For The Guardian and the Daily Telegraph, it's one of the best festivals in the country; for

the Yorkshire Post it's "the perfect marriage of local and international artists". It certainly punches above its

weight and you never quite know what is going to be on offer, but it is a mix of artists who perform in some

fabulous settings in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Richmond

Richmond is an ancient and bustling market town, with its Norman castle, cobbled market place and streets, Georgian architecture, monuments and abbeys, shops, eateries and theatre, all built around and above the magnificent River Swale with the fabulous scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the doorstep.

Richmond was founded by the Normans in 1071, and the castle still dominates the town. In medieval times the town was an important market, which continues to this day with weekly markets. Much building took place in the Georgian period, and this is still evident in the town today with elegant townhouses, the Georgian Theatre Royal, the castle walk, the obelisk in the Market Place and the Culloden Tower. More recently the railway came to Richmond, and whilst this is no longer the case the old station is now used as a health and leisure suite, including a swimming pool. In the historic Victorian railway station there is a contemporary café bar and restaurant; a modern, two-screen cinema; an art gallery over two floors; a free heritage centre; and six artisan food producers - open to the public and selling their produce. Visitors can buy from a medley of Yorkshire delights from a bakery, cheese-maker, micro brewery, ice-cream parlour, fudge house and honey-maker. There is also an historic link with The Green Howards, and the fascinating Green Howards Museum is in the centre of Richmond. Military links remain to this day as the world famous Ghurkas are based at nearby Catterick Garrison. Other attractions include the Millgate House Gardens, a walled garden behind one of the Georgian houses off the market place. There are also the Friary Gardens, the ruins of Easby Abbey, the Richmondshire Museum and the Georgian Theatre Royal, Britain’s most complete Georgian playhouse, with its professional productions. If shopping is your thing, then you will not be disappointed, since Richmond has any number of individual shops and galleries that you will not find elsewhere, and there is an excellent selection of pubs, restaurants, cafes and takeaways to suit every pocket and taste. Just outside the town you are straight into the spectacular countryside of the Yorkshire Dales National Park,

which you can explore by vehicle or on foot, and further afield are the North York Moors National Park and the Lake District, Hadrian’s Wall, the East Coast, Durham, Newcastle, York, Beamish Museum, and much, much more. Richmond makes a fabulous base, whether you just want to park up the car and explore the area on foot and enjoy the local facilities, or travel further afield and get to know the North of England better.

Prices 2017

Week Commencing Price Deposit Final Balance

Fri 6th January to Short break £255 £100 £205

Fri 3rd February Week £370 £140 £280

Fri 10th Feb

Short break £325 £125 £250

Week £465 £170 £345

Fri 17th February to Short break £255 £100 £205

Fri 17th March Week £370 £140 £280

Sat 25th March &

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £620 £220 £450

Sat 3rd June &

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £620 £220 £450

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 9th September

Sat 16th September to

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 14th October

Saturday 21st October Week £525 £190 £385

Mon 30th October to Short break £255 £100 £205

Mon 11th December Week £370 £140 £280

Christmas Thu 21st Dec &

Week £620 £220 £450

New Year Thu 28th Dec

Towels can be hired at £5 per person per week or short break

The Final balance amount includes a £50 Good Housekeeping deposit full details in

the Booking Conditions.

Pets £25 each per week or short break.




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £495 £180 £365

Week £695 £245 £450



Sat 25th March &

Week £695 £245 £450

Sat 1st April

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Week £795 £280 £565

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Week £695 £245 £450

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Sat 10th June

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Week £775 £275 £550

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Week £895 £315 £630

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Week £775 £275 £550

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Week £695 £245 £450

Sat 14th October





Week £925 £325 £650


Towels included.



3 Winville Mews, Askrigg sleeps 4 Brystone, West Stonesdale sleeps 6




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £305 £115 £240

Week £435 £160 £325



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Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £510 £185 £375

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Week £435 £160 £325

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Sat 27th May Week £585 £210 £425

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Week £435 £160 £325

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Week £510 £185 £375

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Week £585 £210 £425

Fri 26th August

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Week £510 £185 £375

Sat 9th September


Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 14th October





Week £585 £210 £425


Towels can be hired at £5 per person per week or short break.


the Booking Conditions..

Burn Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 4/5 Cauldron Falls, West Burton sleeps 2




Fri 10th February

Short break £210 £85 £175

Week £300 £115 £235



Fri 24th March & Short break £210 £85 £175

Fri 31st March Week £300 £115 £235

Fri 7th April & Short break £240 £95 £195

Fri 14th April Week £345 £130 £265

Fri 21st April to Short break £210 £85 £175

Fri 19th May Week £300 £115 £235

Fri 26th May

Short break £270 £105 £215

Week £385 £145 £290

Fri 2nd June & Short break £210 £85 £175

Fri 9th June Week £300 £115 £235

Fri 16th June to Short break £240 £95 £195

Fri 14th July Week £345 £130 £265

Fri 21st July to Short break £270 £105 £215

Fri 25th August Week £385 £145 £290

Fri 1st September & Short break £240 £95 £195

Fri 8th September Week £345 £130 £265

Fri 15th September to Short break £210 £85 £175

Fri 13th October Week £300 £115 £235

Fri 20th October

Short break £240 £95 £195

Week £345 £130 £265

Fri 27th October to Short break £180 £75 £155

Fri 11th December Week £250 £100 £200


Week £385 £145 £290 New Year Thu 28th Dec

Towels included.

The Final balance amount includes a £50 Good Housekeeping deposit full details in the Booking

Conditions.




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £375 £140 £285

Week £515 £185 £380



Sat 25th March &

Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week 515 £185 £380

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £660 £235 £475

Sat 3rd June &

Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 10th June

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Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £660 £235 £475

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Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 9th September


Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 14th October




Christmas Thu 21st Dec & Week £660 £235 £475

New Year Thu 28th Dec Week £690 £245 £495

Towels included.






Fri 10th Feb

Short break £415 £155 £310

Week £585 £210 £425



Sat 25th March &

Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £695 £245 £500

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Sat 22ndApril to

Week £585 £210 £425

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Sat 27th May Week £745 £265 £530

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Week £695 £245 £500

Sat 15th July

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Week £745 £265 £530

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Week £695 £245 £500

Sat 9th September


Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 14th October





Week £775 £275 £550





Croft House, Askrigg sleeps 5/6 Honeypot Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 4




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £270 £105 £215

Week £385 £145 £290



Sat 25th March &

Week £385 £145 £290

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £385 £145 £290

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £485 £175 £360

Sat 3rd June &

Week £385 £145 £290

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £485 £175 £360

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 9th September


Week £385 £145 £290

Sat 14th October





Week £485 £175 £360








Fri 10th Feb

Short break £415 £155 £310

Week £585 £210 £425



Sat 25th March &

Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £695 £245 £500

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £745 £265 £530

Sat 3rd June &

Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £695 £245 £500

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £745 £265 £530

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £695 £245 £500

Sat 9th September


Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 14th October





Week £775 £275 £550






Karnten Barn, Askrigg sleeps 6 Minnie’s Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 2




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £375 £140 £285

Week £515 £185 £380



Sat 25th March &

Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week 515 £185 £380

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £660 £235 £475

Sat 3rd June &

Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £660 £235 £475

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 9th September


Week £515 £185 £380

Sat 14th October






Towels included.






Fri 10th Feb

Short break £275 £105 £220

Week £395 £145 £300



Sat 25th March &

Week £395 £145 £300

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £445 £165 £330

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £395 £145 £300

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £495 £180 £365

Sat 3rd June &

Week £395 £145 £300

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £445 £165 £330

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £495 £180 £365

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £445 £165 £330

Sat 9th September


Week £395 £145 £300

Sat 14th October





Week £495 £180 £365






Nanny End, Askrigg sleeps 4 Rook’s Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 4




Fri 10th February

Short break £310 £120 £240

Week £445 £165 £330



Fri 24th March & Short break £310 £120 £240

Fri 31st March Week £445 £165 £330

Fri 7th April & Short break £345 £130 £265

Fri 14th April Week £495 £180 £365

Fri 21st April to Short break £310 £120 £240

Fri 19th May Week £445 £165 £330

Fri 26th May

Short break £380 £140 £290

Week £545 £195 £400

Fri 2nd June & Short break £310 £120 £240

Fri 9th June Week £445 £165 £330

Fri 16th June to Short break £345 £130 £265

Fri 14th July Week £495 £180 £365

Fri 21st July to Short break £380 £140 £290

Fri 25th August Week £545 £195 £400

Fri 1st September & Short break £345 £130 £265

Fri 8th September Week £495 £180 £365

Fri 15th September to Short break £310 £120 £240

Fri 13th October Week £445 £165 £330

Fri 20th October

Short break £345 £130 £265

Week £495 £180 £365

Fri 27th October to Short break £240 £95 £195

Fri 11th December Week £345 £130 £265


Week £545 £195 £400 New Year Thu 28th Dec

Towels included.

The Final balance amount includes a £50 Good Housekeeping deposit full details in the Booking

Conditions.




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £325 £125 £250

Week £465 £170 £345



Sat 25th March &

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £620 £220 £450

Sat 3rd June &

Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £620 £220 £450

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £525 £190 £385

Sat 9th September


Week £465 £170 £345

Sat 14th October





Week £620 £220 £450






Rose Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 4 The Shippon, Askrigg sleeps 2/4




Fri 10th Feb

Short break £305 £115 £240

Week £435 £160 £325



Sat 25th March &

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £510 £185 £375

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £585 £210 £425

Sat 3rd June &

Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £510 £185 £375

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £585 £210 £425

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £510 £185 £375

Sat 9th September


Week £435 £160 £325

Sat 14th October





Week £585 £210 £425








Fri 10th Feb

Short break £415 £155 £310

Week £595 £215 £430



Sat 25th March &

Week £595 £215 £430

Sat 1st April

Sat 8th April to

Week £725 £255 £520

Sat 15th April

Sat 22ndApril to

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 20th May

Sat 27th May Week £815 £285 £580

Sat 3rd June &

Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 10th June

Sat 17th June to

Week £745 £265 £530

Sat 15th July

Fri 22nd July to

Week £815 £285 £580

Fri 26th August

Sat 2nd September &

Week £745 £265 £530

Sat 9th September


Week £630 £225 £455

Sat 14th October






Towels included.



Urlay Nook, Askrigg sleeps 4 West End Cottage, Askrigg sleeps 4

Notes

We charge a Good Housekeeping Deposit of £50 per week or short break details in the terms and conditions section, the final balance figures include this amount.

Deposits are approximately one third of the total hire charge.

If the holiday is booked less than 7 weeks prior to your arrival, then full payment is requested at the time of booking.

Towel Hire £5 per person per week or short break.

Towels are included at

Cauldron Falls, Honeypot Cottage, The Manse, Urlay Nook.

Pets are allowed at

3 Winville Mews, Karnten Barn, Nanny End, Rose Cottage.

Short breaks are available where indicated on the price list. Weekend short breaks are for 3 nights commencing on Fridays. Midweek short breaks are for 4 nights commencing on Mondays.

All major credit and debit cards accepted.

Booking Conditions 1. Definitions: In these conditions the "Agents” shall mean "Askrigg Cottage Holidays" acting as agents on behalf of the property owners, "The Owners", in letting to the holiday maker ("The Customer").

2. Customers: Must agree to take good care of their holiday home, to leave it clean & tidy & as they found it. This is the main condition of acceptance of any booking.

3. Good Housekeeping Deposit: All new Customers will be levied a deposit of £50 per week or short break which is refunded after departure after a satisfactory inspection by the Owners, their representative or the Agents. The lead name on the booking form is held responsible for the behaviour of the party and for the condition in which the property is left at the end of the stay.

4. Holidays: In order that properties can be thoroughly inspected between lets, holidays commence at 3.00 pm or 4.00 pm on arrival day and terminate at 10.00 am on departure day.

5. Bookings: a) Bookings are accepted on the understanding that you have read the description on the website or in the brochure. b) The Agents offer holidays based on accommodation only. We do not offer package holidays. c) Bookings are held for a maximum of 7 days pending receipt of a non-returnable deposit of 1/3 of the total hire (see the price list pages). Card payments are processed on the day the booking is made. d) The balance of the hire charge and the £50 good housekeeping deposit is due six weeks before the commencement of the holiday. If we do not receive your balance by that date we will assume that you have cancelled your booking and will seek to relet the property. You will be held responsible for the balance of the hire charge due. e) Once a booking is confirmed by ourselves in writing or by e-mail a contract is deemed to be formed via ourselves as Agents, between the Customer and the Owner. f) If you book within 7 weeks of your holiday then the whole hire charge is required.

6. Occupancy: Each property is offered only on the understanding that no more than the maximum number of people as indicated in the brochure shall use it. The maximum number of people includes babies and children. The Agents or the Owners reserve the right to refuse entry to the whole party if this condition is not observed. The property is occupied strictly for holiday use only. The Customer has no right to remain in the property or to allow any person accompanying them to remain in the property.

7. Payment: We accept all major Credit and Debit cards except American Express, cheques must be drawn on a UK Bank.

8. Visit Britain Ratings: All our properties are inspected and graded by Visit Britain.

9. Linen: Bed and Kitchen linen is provided, where towels are not provided they can be hired if required, please check the individual cottage pages.

10. Fuel: Electricity and Oil are included in the rental, Coal & Logs may be charged as an extra as described in the brochure entry.

11. Liability: No liability is accepted in respect of loss or damage to the Customer or any member of their party, their baggage, car or contents resulting from riot, war, strikes, adverse weather conditions or sickness or for loss or damage by a third party. This does not exclude liability for the actions of employees, agents or subcontractors of ourselves or the Owners.

12. Complaints: If it is felt that there are reasonable grounds for complaint about your holiday home we must be contacted immediately so that appropriate action can be taken during your stay. No such matters can be dealt with after completion of your holiday.

13. Access: The Owners, their representative or the Agents shall be allowed access to the holiday accommodation at any reasonable time for essential maintenance or annual Visit Britain inspection. Wherever possible this would be by prior arrangement.

14. Cancellation Insurance & Cancellation: Cancellation Insurance is not compulsory but we strongly recommend such insurance cover. We can provide an application form for a policy with Travellers Protection Services Ltd. Should cancellation be made which does not qualify under the terms of the Customers own insurance policy or one obtained from Travellers Protection Services Ltd then the hire charge is due in full. We will seek to relet the property on your behalf at the best possible price but not necessarily at the advertised brochure price and if successful would normally return the balance of the hire charge to you less the non refundable deposit. If the property remains unlet the Customer is due to pay in full. The Agents reserve the right to pursue this claim on behalf of the Owners plus any legal costs incurred.

15. Cancellation by Ourselves: In the unlikely event that your holiday accommodation becomes unavailable due to reasons beyond our control we will use our best endeavour to find a suitable alternative property, or failing which all monies paid will be returned in full and we shall not be under any other liability.

16. Lost Property: We regret that we cannot accept responsibility for any lost property left behind at the end of your stay.

17. Representation: Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information given either orally or written and all such representations are made in good faith, no such representations will create any liability on the part of the Agents or the Owners.

18. Stag and Hen Parties: We do not accept bookings from Stag or Hen Parties.

19. Statutory Rights: These conditions do not affect your statutory rights as a consumer.

20. Utilities: When a utility service to a holiday property fails The Agents or The Owners will assist where possible to contact the utility provider to determine when the service will be restored, neither The Agents or The Owners will be held liable for the utility service failure.

21. Appliances: In the event an appliance breaks down, it will be repaired as soon as possible, neither The Agents or The Owners will pay compensation in such circumstances.

22. Pets: Pets are only accepted on the understanding that they are kept under control, exercised off the premises, kept out of bedrooms and off the furniture and that they are never left in the property unattended. All evidence of your pet must be removed before you leave the property. If this condition is not met then extra cleaning / repair costs may be levied.

Askrigg Cottage Holidays

Thwaite House - Moor Road - Askrigg

Leyburn - North Yorkshire - DL8 3HH

T: 01969 650022 - M: 07946 722795 - [email protected]

www.askrigg.com

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