Clackgill Cottage

The Space
The incredible open plan kitchen is a sight to behold! With immaculate fittings, spot lit ceilings and bifold doors, it has a very modern feel. The kitchen area has everything you need for your stay including fridge freezer, oven and induction hob, dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso coffee maker. There is also an extra fridge and a washing machine to be found in an attached utility/cloakroom.

There is a dining table seating up to eight people and also a breakfast bar with stools for more casual dining.

Open the bifold doors onto a walled patio area with outdoor seating for alfresco dining with family and friends.

To the front of the property is a cosy snug with a comfortable corner sofa, Smart TV, and real flame effect electric fire.

The ground floor also houses a downstairs WC and hand basin and under stairs storage area for shoes and coats.

The main bedroom is bright and spacious with a king size bed and stunning views from the windows. The modern en-suite features a walk in shower.

The second bedroom has a king size bed and beautiful views. A third bedroom has a zip and link king size bed which can be made up as twins upon request, while the fourth bedroom is a cosy space with bunk beds, making it perfectly suited to children and teenagers.

Head to the family bathroom and you’ll find another modern space boasting a small bathtub, separate walk in shower, WC and wash basin.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
Middlesmoor is a hilltop village perched on the end of a ridge overlooking Nidderdale with fine views extending Gouthwaite Reservoir. Its 1864 church occupies a commanding position in front of the village at the top of the hill and can be seen for miles around. The village has cobbled streets and stone cottages and with its lofty position at the head of the Dale is one of the most picturesque in the Dales area.

The property is surrounded with exceptional views and stunning moorland. Located on the Nidderdale Way, you can walk for miles with places such as Scar House Reservoir and Masham Moor.

If you fancy an outdoor activity you can visit How Stean Gorge Activity Centre. Experience a full day of adventure with one of their readymade packages or partake in a single activity if you want to try something specific. Rock Climbing, Abseiling, Canoeing, Caving and Mountain Biking are all on their extensive list of activities.

How Stean Gorge is well known in Yorkshire for being one of the best days out for all ages. Featured on BBC’s Countryfile, this is a place not to be missed.

If you are travelling with children, you could take a visit to see the Nidderdale Llamas or visit Studfold Adventure Trail. This is a wonderful play and discovery experience for toddlers and young children where they can explore nature and run wild in the beautiful setting of the Yorkshire Dales.

If you want to visit some local towns and villages, Pateley Bridge is a lovely little Yorkshire Dales town with a pretty high street, lined with independent shops and delightful eateries.

Ripon is approximately 20 miles away. This little city has a thriving market place and a magnificent cathedral, although it can be very busy, it will earn a place in any visitor’s heart.

Harrogate is a 45-minute drive away and always has a calendar full of exciting events. Wander round the Victorian spa town or book yourself onto a foodie tour or wellness weekend, there is something for everyone here.

If you prefer to stay local and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Middlesmoor you can enjoy relaxing days with good food. At The Crown Hotel in the village you can enjoy home cooked food and local ales. Venture a little further afield to Lofthouse and visit another Crown Hotel. Experience the rustic charm and open fires indoors or venture outside on those warmer days and dine al fresco.

Other nearby points of interest include Swinton Park Estate, Fountains Abbey, Studley Royal, Brimham Rocks, Coldstones Cut, Stump Cross Caverns, and the towns of Masham and Grassington.

Getting Around
Clackgill Cottage is set in a rural area with limited public transport so we highly recommend a car for exploring the local area.

You can use the Leeds-Morecambe line and the famous Leeds-Settle-Carlisle line which give fantastic access to the Dales on one of the most spectacular train journeys in England. The closest train station to access the railway can be found in Skipton, a 50-minute drive from Clackgill Cottage.

Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads.