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The Old Manse, situated in the historic market town of Middleham is an exceptional example of a Grade II listed property dating back to the 18th century. Offering eight guests, four beautifully presented bedrooms, each with the luxury of their very own en suite bath or shower room, complimented by views of Middleham Castle, The Old Manse makes for the perfect family holiday in the Yorkshire Dales.

Set in the small market town of Middleham, in the shadow of its very own 12th Century Castle sitting proudly overlooking the town Middleham Castle, the childhood home of Richard III is well worth a visit. Middleham is also famous for its many racing stables so enjoy watching the racehorses as they take their morning exercise up to Middleham Gallops on the low moor. A treat for all ages is the nearby Forbidden Corner, a strange and wonderful place full of surprises. Leyburn, only a few miles away is a bustling market town with independent retailers, and eateries. For spectacular views of Wensleydale take a stroll along The Leyburn Shawl where it is said Mary Queen of Scots dropped her shawl whilst escaping from nearby Castle Bolton. Visit Bolton Castle a 14th century castle, still privately owned. On the Eastern edge of The Yorkshire Dales National Park, where you will find stunning waterfalls make sure you visit Aysgarth Falls or the highest unbroken waterfall at Hardraw not far from the Dales town of Hawes. Head a little further afield you will find the picturesque Bolton Abbey priory ruins on the banks of the river Wharfe with plentiful space to enjoy a picnic and many walks. The market town of Masham 15 minute drive away home to Theakston and Black Sheep brewery visitor centres. Nolan Stacey Art Gallery and many independent eateries including The White Bear.