Harrogate 3 miles. Bridge House Cottage is a charming, single-storey dwelling situated in the village of Burn Bridge near Harrogate, North Yorkshire. It is a 300-year-old converted property and was once part of an old water mill complex. This dog-friendly cottage is set in a private courtyard, and provides off-street parking for one car, making it perfect for families or friends seeking a bolt hole from which to explore Yorkshire. There is additional on-road parking just 25 metres away with no permit or disc required. The quality kitchen is well-equipped with every kitchen essential you are likely to need, making it easy to prepare home-cooked meals during your stay. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining area includes a small dining table which can be repositioned and opened out to accommodate up to four for seated meals. The sitting area, complete with a woodburning stove and Smart TV, offers a welcoming space to unwind after a day of exploration. Sink into the plush seating and let the warmth of the fire envelop you as you catch up on your favourite shows or delve into a good book. As the day draws to a close, retire to one of the two inviting bedrooms. The first is a flexible king-size room, which can be arranged as a twin room on request, while the second bedroom features a snug single bed with a handy trundle bed underneath, perfect for children. The property also benefits from a gorgeous shower room, complete with a walk-in overhead shower, handheld shower, and high-level Victorian-style WC and handbasin, providing a beautiful space to prepare for each day. Step out of your delightful cottage, and there is a small patio area looking out onto a gorgeous courtyard and beautiful old stone buildings. There is seating outside for four, together with a parasol for relief in hot weather, and a table-top barbecue can be pre-booked for use during your stay. Pannal Cricket ground is just on the other side of the courtyard, so the sound of leather on willow adds a lovely backdrop in the summer months. The local pub, The Black Swan at Burn Bridge, is a short walk away, with the Square and Compass also within handy reach, both serving delicious pub fare and real ales. The local Co-operative food store, Post Office and Pannal Station are also within an eight-minute walk. The station provides direct and quick access by train to Leeds, York, Knaresborough and Harrogate. For walkers, the Cottage is perfectly positioned for a vast number of varied and interesting walks, with Almscliffe Crag a must-visit destination. The property is situated directly on the Harrogate Ringway path, a 21-mile circular long-distance trail encircling the spa town at a radius of 3-4 miles. The walk is mostly on attractive country paths with features including becks, rivers, viaducts, woodland and indeed most of the attractive features found in the British countryside. There are even crags to explore on the route. Many shorter walks can be fashioned from points on the Ringway as it can be divided into shorter stages, or for the seriously minded, it can be linked with the?Knaresborough Round?to form a 36-mile route. The reservoirs of Swinstry, Fewston. Thruscross and Grimwith are within easy driving distance. Further afield, the Yorkshire Dales National Park awaits you. Central Harrogate and the surrounding area boast some fantastic restaurants and bars, some with live music, and a superb selection of shops. RHS Harlow Carr is just two miles away from the Cottage, along with the world-famous Betty and Taylor’s Tearooms, the luscious green space of the Valley Gardens Harrogate, and the historic Pump Rooms and Turkish Baths for which Harrogate is known. If you are attending a wedding at Wharfdale Grange, the property is perfectly positioned. The property also has a gun safe for anyone attending a local shoot or looking to clay shoot nearby. E.J. Churchill at The Swinton Estate is within an easy drive of the Cottage and Brown Trout on Cold Bath Road, Harrogate, can restock you with anything you may need. Your Yorkshire escape begins at Bridge House Cottage.
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