Guests will feel right at home in this 200-year-old village house in the heart of the Dales, where the owners have converted two rooms into comfortable, modern guest bedrooms with lovely views across the dale. There's cake in the afternoons, and the owners are a fount of knowledge on local walking, biking, stargazing and astrophotography. It's near Reeth, 15 miles west of Richmond.
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