Cottages in Middleham

Middleham has many holiday cottages located around the town centre, each of these is perfect for medium-sized groups of people as well as couples or solo travellers. Here in Middleham, depending on whether you are in a group or not, you will be able to find the perfect stay for you, as you will find cottages that can accommodate 5+ people and others dedicated to couples or solo travellers.

Stays in Middleham stand out for their efficiency in terms of the quality of their interiors, Rated 4 stars, Middleham cottages come furnished, with several bedrooms, a kitchen with dishwasher, bathrooms, patio, terrace, cutlery set, dishes and much more. Therefore, you don't have to worry about bringing extra things in your suitcase, as you will have everything you need to enjoy your holiday once you arrive at your accommodation.

For those who love to experience the history of a region, we suggest a visit to Middleham Castle, this castle was built by Robert Fitzrandolph, who was the third Lord of Middleham in the early 1190s. The castle was the childhood home of King Richard III. This castle was built to defend the road connecting Richmond to Skipton. Today, the castle, which is now in ruins, has been opened to the public for guided tours. Through these guided tours, you can learn more about the history behind this mysterious castle, you will have the opportunity to tour both inside and outside the ruins of Middleham Castle.

For lovers of natural areas, we also have something special for you, Harmby Falls, this is a gorgeous waterfall which is easily accessible, it is located in a village called Harmby. This beautiful waterfall is perfect to take a few pictures and spend some time in the vicinity, the atmosphere of the surrounding area is definitely very soothing, so if you want to relax for a few hours, you will be able to do it quickly.

A small church which can be visited at any time of the day, but not at night, as they close the site to the public after dark. This soothing site is perfect for walking around the surrounding area and the interior of the grounds, although it is somewhat small, the church area is very well-kept and its beauty is unparalleled.

Compared to the one mentioned above, this church is considerably larger and has many years of history, although no tour of the history of the site is available. However, it is open to the public, so you can go inside the church and see the interiors, you are also allowed to walk around the outside of the church and take a few photos.

In Middleham it is a common sight to see the odd person riding a horse in the middle of the street or in the fields and meadows, we recommend that you have a camera with you at all times, as you never know when you might find someone galloping along at full speed!

Once you're in Middleham, we recommend that you tour the Wensleydale area, a considerably large area, which is mainly characterized by its vast and beautiful green meadows.

For a fun ride, then you should visit The Forbidden Corner, a very interesting attraction which will appeal to both children and adults, don't miss it!

Hungry? The Saddle Room is the place to go, with delicious food and drinks for everyone, this is the place to go for the hungry.

Here in Middleham, you need to take a walk around the area, so you can appreciate the beauty that this small county has in store for you.