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Built in traditional local York stone in 1850, Witton View is a well thought out combination of the historic cottage with cosy modern comforts. It is the perfect choice for couples or small families that are seeking a pretty, quiet village location from which to explore nearby Wensleydale and Swaledale.

Situated in the quiet village of Bellerby, with traditional stone built cottages, a charming village green, community garden and its own village pub, The Cross Keys serving drinks only. On the edge of The Yorkshire Dales National Park a five minute drive from the bustling market town of Leyburn, an excellent base for exploring the local area, with many independent shops, cafes and pubs, serving locally sourced produce. The Sandpiper Inn and The Black Swan Hotel serve excellent food. Campbells supermarket has a traditional butchery counter, a delicatessen counter and a wine selection said to be the finest in the North. A short drive away is Richmond, a thriving market town with eateries a plenty and its very own Norman castle, Richmond Castle with spectacular views overlooking the fast flowing river Swale; The Georgian Theatre Royal, the oldest working theatre in its original form; and The Green Howards Museum, telling the fascinating story of this distinguished regiment. Grab a bite to eat or watch a film at The Station Cinema. Head further into the National Park you will find Aysgarth Falls, a stunning series of waterfalls on the River Ure surrounded by woodland. From here there are many walks of varying difficulty and length, including a circular walk to Bolton Castle a 14th Century castle with commanding views across Wensleydale. A little further afield to the west is Hawes, the home of The Wensleydale Creamery, where you can taste and watch how the local cheese is made. The Dales Countryside Museum gives an insight into local lives and landscape. For a scenic drive home, head over the Buttertubs Pass, a high road that winds its way over the fells into Swaledale. A drive down the valley, following the river Swale through traditional Dales villages, shows off the Dales beautiful landscape.