Penny Pot Cottage sleeps two guests in great comfort, having been tastefully restored to provide spacious accommodation over three floors. It has very good parking access and sits in a lovely part of Middleham, across the road from the castle and on the route taken by the horses to and from the training gallops. The village pubs, shop and café are a two minute walk away. Middleham lies at the joining of Coverdale and Wensleydale on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and offers Penny Pot Cottage sleeps two guests in great comfort, having been tastefully restored to provide spacious accommodation over three floors. It has very good parking access and sits in a lovely part of Middleham, across the road from the castle and on the route taken by the horses to and from the training gallops. The village pubs, shop and café are a two minute walk away. Middleham lies at the joining of Coverdale and Wensleydale on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and offers wonderful walking and cycling routes through glorious countryside right from the doorstep. This mid-terraced Yorkshire stone cottage features pleasant views from almost every window, including views of Middleham Castle and the lovely spectacle of the many racehorses passing by. The front door opens into a light and airy dining room with a welcoming wood burning stove. The spacious kitchen, beyond, is bright and well equipped, with a stable door leading to the courtyard and outdoor seating area. A cosy bedroom, and a modern bathroom with underfloor heating, are located on the first floor. Take the stairs to the second floor and you will find a delightful sitting room with smart TV, DVD player, games and books. A special feature is the bespoke drinks bar, home to a wine cooler, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle and mini sink. Enjoy the views of the castle and the range of characterful traditional buildings to front and rear, and settle in for the evening! Leave your car parked on the cobbles for a day or two and explore our historic village with its cobbled alleyways, traditional pubs, antique shops and, of course, the many racing stables for which Middleham is famed. The mediaeval castle is not to be missed; it has the remains of the largest keep in northern England and was the childhood home of Richard III. Take an early morning walk to see the horses at the gallops on Middleham Low Moor, followed by breakfast (perhaps al fresco at the cottage, or at one of the eateries in the village) – what a start to the day! Follow up with a hearty lunch or supper at one of Middleham's four traditional pubs, or perhaps opt for one of several fine restaurants located in the village and the local area. Middleham lies at the joining of Coverdale and Wensleydale on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and offers wonderful walking and cycling routes through glorious countryside right from the doorstep. Many renowned landmarks lie within easy reach of a few hours' walking or cycling, or a short trip by car. Additional Information: A basket of logs to get you started and a selection of Yorkshire treats greet you on arrival. In addition, tea, coffee, sugar and milk are supplied as standard. One well-behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). Infants aged two years and under are welcome. However please bring your own high chair and travel cot. Please note that stair gates are not available.