The Manse is a spacious 2-storey house located in Keld, North Yorkshire, in the North of England, and can accommodate up to 6 guests in its 3 bedrooms. The house features a small front garden and rear paved patio with beautiful views of Upper Swaledale. Guests can enjoy the open fires and central heating, as well as a lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom, and downstairs WC. The property was built as a minister's residence and offers generously proportioned reception rooms for spacious living accommodation.
The sitting room at The Manse includes an open fire and original Victorian fire surround, providing a cozy space to relax after a day of exploring the dales. The south-facing windows in the dining room and sitting room offer views of the village and rural life, such as lambs playing during lambing season or sheepdogs herding sheep through the village. The well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room overlooks the village and Keld woods, making it a lovely spot to start the day.
Upstairs, guests will find three good-sized bedrooms and a large shower room. The property was fully restored in 2009 and includes modern conveniences such as WiFi internet coverage and Freeview Television. Outside, there are gardens at the front and rear, with flower borders, patio areas, and outdoor furniture. Parking for two cars and secure cycle storage are also available. Keld is a quiet hamlet at the top of Swaledale, offering stunning scenery and numerous walking opportunities, including the popular Keld to Muker route.
The area is a walker's paradise, with nearby long-distance walks like the Coast to Coast and Pennine Way. Keld itself has amenities such as a tearoom, a small hotel with an excellent restaurant, and The Keld Resource Centre for information about the village and surrounding area. The cottage is located in a rural area near Richmond, offering cultural highlights like Swaledale Museum and Bowes Museum, as well as outdoor activities such as cycling and birdwatching.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!