Lovely period property offering bed and full English breakfast with home made bread. Situated amidst an acre of trees, at the bottom of Pen-y-Ghent and the Penine Way, the house is next to the village shop and is only minutes from the railway station and both pubs.

With its original Victorian garden conservatory, the house has stunning views across fields to the church, Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen-Y-Ghent, and has kept all its original features such as wood pannelled walls, mullioned windows with window seats and drawing room with open fire, but there is central heating throughout.

The bedrooms have tea and coffee making facilities, wash basin and colour television. There are separate bathroom and toilet facilities. Only two rooms let at any one time, giving people a perfect retreat.

From the village railway station you can make the famous Settle to Carlisle train journey. We are also near to the Pennine Way and the Ribblehead Viaduct.

PRICES: As from 4 August 2000

• Bed and breakfast: from 17.00 per person per night.