The Shippon, Askrigg

Cosy cottage in Askrigg, woodburning stove, off road parking. 10% discount offered on any holiday until 3 April! Three, four and five night stays available too.

Standing by the side of Mill Lane, a quiet cul-de-sac, which leaves the west side of the village towards Mill Gill, is The Shippon a traditional semi-detached dales cottage worked in local stone. To the side of the cottage is a parking area and a small but tranquil patio garden with teak bench, barbecue and patio set.

The front entrance opens to a small wood panelled hallway which in turn leads to a cosy lounge with beechwood floor, raised hearth and multi-fuel stove inset in a rustic brick fireplace. Through the lounge is a modern well equipped pine kitchen and dining area with a flagged tiled floor.

A panelled stairway with balustrade rises from the lounge to a landing serving two bedrooms, each with a double bed and views out over the dale to the slopes of Addlebrough. There is also a good sized bathroom with bath, shower, washbasin, toilet and heated towel rail.

The extensive use of wood panelling, fitments and furniture blending with mellow beech, along with a décor of rich colours in co-ordination with traditional furnishings and pretty country gingham provides warm and cosy accommodation to a very high standard.

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The Shippon

Sleeps: 4
Priceband: I
No Smoking

Facilities

Duvets and pillows are provided with linen and towels included in the rent.

Fuel for multi-fuel stove and electricity all included. Automatic electric convector heaters plus storage heater in lounge.

Colour television, Free View, DVD, CD/radio/cassette player, microwave oven, fridge, automatic washer/dryer, shaver point, hairdryer, garden furniture and barbecue.

Off road parking to the side of the cottage. Shops, pub, restaurant 200 yards. Askrigg is on the bus route.

Sorry, not suitable for pets.

Strictly non smoking.

A heating supplement of £20.00 per week will be charged from 24 October 2009 until 27 March 2010 and from 23 October 2010 until 6 January 2011. For short winter breaks the charge will be £4.00 per night.