Roslyn House

The Space
Roslyn House has two spacious living rooms where you can unwind during your stay. With comfy and spacious velvet sofas, both living rooms inside the property are lovely places to relax with your loved ones. You’ll also find a flat-screen Smart TV in one of the living rooms so you can keep up with your favourite shows throughout your stay.

The immaculately presented kitchen includes a large oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge-freezer and dishwasher so you can cook easily during your stay. The roomy breakfast bar style dining area includes eight bar stools so you can sit back in comfort.

Bright and colourful, the main dining room has a large wooden table where you can socialise and enjoy meals together.

Head upstairs to the first floor and you’ll find two super-king size bedrooms and a king bedroom, all of which with ensuite bathrooms. Each with their individual colour schemes, all three bedrooms provide tranquil environments to enjoy a blissful night’s sleep.

A separate family bathroom can also be found on the first floor. The space boasts a bathtub, separate walk-in shower, large vanity unit with a wash basin and a WC.

Take the stairs up to the second floor and there are a further two double ensuite bedrooms and a king-size room with an ensuite.

The outdoor space at Roslyn House includes a private, enclosed courtyard, perfect for letting your four-legged friends and little ones stretch their legs and enjoy the fresh North Yorkshire air.

Neighborhood
Experience all the charms of rural life in the delightful little town of Pateley Bridge. As the starting point of the Nidderdale Way, it is the perfect place to begin your exploration of the Yorkshire Dales. This circular route covers 53 miles, looping around the stunning scenery of the Nidd Valley, so you can get lost in the landscapes and enjoy an area which is renowned for its floral beauty.

Brimham Rocks, a National Trust site, forms part of the Nidderdale Way. This weird and wonderful collection of shaped giant rocks were created by an immense river 100 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth.

With a collection of independent shops and quaint tea shops to enjoy your morning cuppa and a slice of homemade cake, Pateley bridge is a welcoming town with character in abundance. For those with a sweet tooth you can visit the oldest sweet shop in England for your midget gems or lemon sherbets.

For history fans, you can visit the Nidderdale Museum and explore the cobbler’s shop, school room and a collection of relics and artefacts depicting the Yorkshire way of life.

No matter what the season you can enjoy a whole host of things to see and do in this stunning North Yorkshire town.

Getting Around
Getting around the surrounding area is quick and convenient with the towns and villages located so close together. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you cross valleys, rise up over hills and wind round the country roads.

From Pateley Bridge take the No. 24 bus, known as the ‘Nidderdale Branch’, which takes an idyllic route along the River Nidd into Nidderdale loosely following the old railway line, and stopping in the pretty villages that line the length of the Valley as it turns from rolling hills to steep fells and moorland.

The historic town of Knaresborough and the medieval city of Ripon each have several services an hour to and from Harrogate so no planning is necessary, just catch a bus and go.

The nearest train station to Pateley Bridge is Harrogate, which is approximately 14 miles away. Regular trains to Harrogate are available from either York or Leeds mainline stations.