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Ideal Situation

• Grade II listed building, attractively situated on St. James Green, a conservation area.
• B&B Accommodation in comfortable bedrooms with double bed or twin (single room occupation subject to availability). Lounge and dining area attractively set out with period furniture.
• En suite rooms.
• Just 2 minutes walk from Thirsk Market Place.
• Within 5 minutes walk of all the facilities of Thirsk; shops, banks, restaurants and cafes, inns, churches and doctors surgeries.
• Equally close to all the visitor attractions.
• Ideal for tourists and business people needing an accessible base.
• bookings for 1 night, short breaks or a full holiday.
• English Tourist Board 4 star rating.
• Excellent off road parking outside the front door.
• No smoking establishment.

• The World of James Herriott (themed veterinary museum)
• Thirsk Museum (located at the birthplace of Thomas Lord, who created Lords cricket ground)
• Thirsk Swimming Pool
• St Mary's Church - one of the finest perpendicular Gothic churches in Yorkshire.
• Access to several riverside walks along Codbeck with Public Right of Way.

• Thirsk Racecourse
• The Ritz Cinema

Within a few minutes drive

• Thirsk and Northallerton Golf Club
• Woodlands Fishing Lakes (Carlton Miniott 3 miles) and other venues.
• Yorkshire Gliding Club (7 miles)
• Clay Pigeon shooting (Felixkirk 3 miles)
• 4 wheel vehicle driving at Yorkshire 4X4 (Felixkirk)
• Horse Riding at Boltby (5 miles)
• Hollybush Christian Fellowship (Hollybush Farm 6 miles)

• west to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, particularly to Richmond and Swaledale, Wensleydale, Ripon, Harrogate, Knaresborough and Nidderdale - all comfortably within an hours drive.
• east to the North York Moors National Park, with numerous beautiful villages, castles, abbeys and attractive scenery from 15 minutes to 1 hours drive away
• east to the Yorkshire Heritage Coast with its spectacular scenery and quaint villages. Whitby is one hour away and Scarborough 1¼ hours.
• as a base for walking, particularly for the western leg of the Cleveland Way.