Situated in a secluded spot just over a mile by foot from the historic market town of Richmond, this characterful stone cottage is an ideal hideaway for couples enjoying a peaceful rural break. Perfect for exploring the majestic Yorkshire Dales, the charming, terraced property has plenty of original features and has been thoughtfully updated to make a welcoming retreat for walkers, cyclists and nature spotters. Making a lovely romantic bolthole for two, this inviting mews cottage lies close to a ruined abbey in a stunning part of North Yorkshire, ideal for exploring the area’s quaint villages, ancient woodlands and unforgettable countryside.
You will be greeted by a light and sumptuous lounge with a Smart TV, comfortable seating and chic decor, making a lovely space for you to settle back and unwind in after a great day out. When it’s time to dine, head through to the stylishly arranged and fully equipped kitchen/diner which has a country-style dining table perfect for sharing romantic meals for two. Heading upstairs, you will find an invigorating wet room and a , tastefully decorated double room. Outside, the picturesque cottage garden offers glimpses of Easby Abbey and makes a tranquil spot for you to sit out, dine alfresco and take in the idyllic surroundings.
The remains of Easby Abbey lie just a quarter of a mile away, or you can head into Richmond (a 1-mile walk, 10 miles by car), home to a historic castle, a beautiful waterfall, Culloden Tower and The Green Howards Museum. On the other side of town, you can enjoy a quiet walk through the National Trust’s Round Howe and Hudswell Woods. Other local attractions include the ruins of Richard III’s Middleham Castle, Kiplin Hall and Jervaulx Abbey, all within 17 miles.