Key Features
Description
The Property is a traditional former inn of local stone construction principally beneath a pitched tile roof.
PUBLIC AREAS: Hotel reception. Leading from the reception is the main lounge/bar, which has seating for approximately 60 covers. This leads onto the conservatory, which provides seating for approximately 30 covers. There are male, female and disabled WCs, which are located within the reception area.
Dalzell Suite: The function suite also serves as the a breakfast room which has seating for approximately 40 covers. The ancillary trading areas are located at the rear of the Property, which features a catering kitchen, dry store, walk in fridge and associated back of house areas. There are steps down to the cellar.
Location
The property is located in the beautiful and renowned village of Burnsall, approximately 11 miles north east of Skipton. The picturesque, historic village of Grassington (the home of All Creatures Great and Small) is located within 4 miles and can be reached along the path alongside the River Wharfe with cascading water towards the nearby Linton Falls (3 miles). Skipton is a market town and civil parish in North Yorkshire, England. It lies on the River Aire and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal to the south of the Yorkshire Dales. Skipton is situated approximately 27 miles northwest of Leeds and 38 miles west of York. The Fell sits at the edge of the Bolton Abbey Estate, with its famous Priory Ruins and stepping stones a short drive away, and the local village of Burnsall nearby. It’s the perfect base for adventure, with direct access to the wild landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales, rural pastimes, wildlife forays, and family activities in nature. The Property is located on the B6160, which is a main arterial route through the village of Burnsall. It connects with Threshfield in the north and Timbardon in the south. The road connects to the A59 which links to Skipton in the west and Harrogate (22 miles) in the north. The area is extremely accessible and attracts visitors from around the north of England, and further afield, throughout the year.
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