A market town in the North of Yorkshire, Richmond was voted the UK Town of the Year in 2009, and once you arrive, it is easy to see why. Located on the edge of the delightful Yorkshire Dales National Park, this town provides the perfect backdrop to a romantic get-away with your beloved. Visit the majestic Richmond Castle and spend an afternoon gazing over the River Swale. For an elegant night out, the Georgian Theatre Royal is the perfect choice, especially for any history buffs – this theatre is the most complete of its century in the country, dating all the way back to 1788. Take a pleasant walk through the cobbled market place, being sure to visit the independent shops. If you are looking for something unique to do, visit The Station – once a railway, this is now a multipurpose space, fit with a heritage centre, art gallery and restaurant.
Your home away from home, Thornlea welcomes families and groups to a homely two-bedroom detached bungalow with a delightful garden, in the market town of Richmond. Vibrant colours and modern amenities feature throughout the pet-free cottage which is ideally situated in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
- Sleeps 4
- Bedrooms 2
- Bathrooms 1
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Located in the remote Swaledale countryside, Margaret's Cottage is a rural paradise. The small house is dog-friendly, child-friendly, and sleeps four. Enjoy picturesque views from the cosy sitting room of this secluded Yorkshire Dales Holiday Cottage in Low Row village.
- Sleeps 4
- Bedrooms 2
- Bathrooms 1
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- Countryside Cottages
- Small Cottages
Towns nearby
Richmond
- Bedale
- Buckden
- Cowling
- Darley
- Embsay
- Filey
- Gillamoor
- Grassington
- Harwood Dale
- Hawes
- Helmsley
- Ingleton
- Kettlewell
- Kirkbymoorside
- Lastingham
- Leyburn
- Malton
- Pickering
- Ravensworth
- Robin Hood's Bay
- Saltburn-by-the-Sea
- Scarborough
- Settle
- Skipton
- Sowerby
- Staintondale
- Stokesley
- Thirsk
- Thornton Rust
- West Burton
- Whitby
- York
Richmond has a long and interesting history, visible not just in places like the Green Howards Regimental Museum (in the Old Trinity Church), but also outdoors. Walk far enough and you might come across a stone on the ground, marking the memory of the little drummer boy – unveil the mystery while in Richmond! Explore the gorgeous natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales by going for a ramble, and later treat yourself to some delicious baked goods, locally-made fudge or ice-cream from the Station – not forgetting to try the micro-brewery’s products, of course! Also in North Yorkshire is the Sea Life Marine Sanctuary, where you can spend a day visiting the adorable seals, otters and penguins – a great activity if you have come with the kids, but also just as fun for grown-ups! A lovely, quiet town, Richmond is excellent if you are looking for a calming and revitalising time.
