
Paddock House is a detached stone-built bungalow tucked away in the beautiful village of Middleham in North Yorkshire. This peaceful retreat sits just behind Middleham village square, making it perfect for groups wanting easy access to local amenities whilst enjoying a quiet location. The property offers spacious accommodation ideal for larger gatherings with plenty of room for everyone to relax together.
Middleham is a historic market town in the Yorkshire Dales, famous for its castle ruins and racehorse training yards. The village offers traditional stone buildings and easy access to stunning countryside walks.
The bungalow provides comfortable sleeping arrangements for 8 guests with well-appointed facilities.
Paddock House is a detached stone-built bungalow tucked away in the beautiful village of Middleham in North Yorkshire. This peaceful retreat sits just behind Middleham village square, making it perfect for groups wanting easy access to local amenities whilst enjoying a quiet location. The property offers spacious accommodation ideal for larger gatherings with plenty of room for everyone to relax together.
Middleham is a historic market town in the Yorkshire Dales, famous for its castle ruins and racehorse training yards. The village offers traditional stone buildings and easy access to stunning countryside walks.
The bungalow provides comfortable sleeping arrangements for 8 guests with well-appointed facilities. Social spaces include a generous living area where groups can gather, plus a dining room for shared meals. The stone-built construction adds character and authenticity to your Yorkshire Dales experience.
Middleham Castle sits just minutes away on foot. Leyburn (3 miles, 7 minutes) offers shops and cafes. Bolton Castle (6 miles, 12 minutes) provides medieval history. The market town of Leyburn hosts regular markets and independent shops perfect for group outings.
Paddock House combines village convenience with countryside tranquillity. Best suited for groups wanting to explore the Yorkshire Dales whilst enjoying traditional accommodation in a historic racing village.
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Middleham, Yorkshire16°C
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Updated: 13 Oct 2026, 3:08am
Paddock House sits in a location with genuinely dark skies - a real treat for a group, and something you rarely get at home in town.
The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):
The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.
The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.
117m
(384 feet above sea level)
Paddock House sits in a peaceful Yorkshire setting - space to spread out and the perfect base for a group getaway.
Latitude: 54.2870680° N | Longitude: 1.805158° W
Today's sun times for Middleham (Tuesday, 13 October 2026):
6:30am
Sunrise
4:16pm
Golden Hour
5:16pm
Sunset
This month in Middleham, you have approximately 10.78 hours of daylight. The shortening days create the perfect excuse for earlier, cosier evenings in.
Everything the group needs to know before you arrive at Paddock House.
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Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.
What do previous guests think about their group stay at Paddock House
Positioned just behind Middleham village square, guests appreciate the easy walking access to local pubs, shops and cafes without sacrificing peace and quiet.
The traditional stone construction provides authentic Yorkshire Dales atmosphere that larger groups love, offering both period features and modern comfort throughout.
Spacious living and dining areas mean everyone can spend time together comfortably, making mealtimes and evenings particularly enjoyable for bigger parties.
Groups value the immediate access to stunning countryside walks and trails, with the Yorkshire Dales National Park right on the doorstep.
Families appreciate exploring the famous racehorse training village with its castle ruins and traditional market town atmosphere within easy walking distance.
Despite being centrally located, the tucked-away position provides tranquillity that larger groups need after busy days exploring the surrounding Yorkshire countryside.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Paddock House by car, take the A6108 through Wensleydale towards Middleham. The property is located just behind the village square with convenient off-road parking for multiple vehicles upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Northallerton, approximately 16 miles away. From there, a taxi or hire car will bring you through the scenic Yorkshire countryside to Middleham.
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