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Askrigg cottages

108 properties found
Askrigg, Yorkshire

The Studio

211

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7 nights

£480 - £700

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

New Row Cottage

2111

Our grading

7 nights

£455 - £778

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

The Coach House - Askrigg

211

Our grading

7 nights

£606 - £1,116

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Worton, near Bainbridge, Yorkshire

South View Cottage

2112

Our grading

7 nights

£449 - £642

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Laneside Cottage

4311

Our grading

7 nights

£595 - £1,159

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Rooks Cottage

4222

Our grading

7 nights

£745 - £1,045

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

The Shippon in Askrigg

421

Our grading

7 nights

£592 - £904

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Nanny End

4222

Our grading

7 nights

£610 - £971

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

West End Cottage

4312

Our grading

7 nights

£583 - £1,109

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Bainbridge, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Newkin House

421

Our grading

7 nights

£476 - £904

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Bainbridge, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Upper Cherry Bank

4312

Our grading

7 nights

£632 - £1,063

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Askrigg, near Leyburn, Yorkshire

Church View - Askrigg

4212

Our grading

7 nights

£530 - £969

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Askrigg cottages

If you love spectacular scenery and authentic village charm, Askrigg cottages offers the ultimate escape for anyone keen to uncover the picturesque rolling hillsides of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Whether you’re craving a romantic couple’s escape or a memory-making family break with loved ones, Askrigg is the perfect base to explore idyllic walks alongside the banks of the River Ure from the doorstep of your wonderful self-catering accommodation and enjoy some fabulous seasonal produce from an excellent selection of traditional pubs, tea rooms and craft shops. Famed as the home of the fictional Dales vet, James Herriot, Askrigg remains almost untouched by time, boasting several historic landmarks and cultural attractions, including St. Oswald’s Church and the Askrigg Heritage Centre.

Make the most of the charming village setting that surrounds your Yorkshire holiday cottage by exploring the many scenic country lanes and footpaths that carve through the village; Mill Gill Force on the edge of the village is a lovely woodland walk with views of waterfalls. Those wanting more of a challenge could walk further along the valley to Carperby, Castle Bolton and Redmire. Explore the rich heritage of the local area at the small market town of Hawes, home to the Wensleydale Creamery where you can watch the traditional cheese being made, as well as a great selection of independent shops and cafes. Uncover a slice of Yorkshire’s rich natural history and wonderful landscape by taking a look at our Askrigg holiday cottages above.