Cottage with garden

Resting in the village of Ripley and county of North Yorkshire is this Grade II-listed, beautifully decorated holiday home, Foxy Cottage. Sleeping up to four guests, Foxy Cottage is a well-located and presented property, suitable for either a family break or a friendly gathering near the Yorkshire Dales. Arriving to both designated private parking and on-street parking spaces, you'll soon be welcomed by a stunning arched front door and a stoned-cobbled traditional exterior. Heading into the property you will reach the homely sitting room, with the perfect space to relax in front of the electric stove and Smart TV with loved ones. Gliding through to the open-plan kitchen/diner, homing everyday necessities, relish in the country-styled setting whilst catching up and planning your daily activities. On sunnier days, head out to the adjoining courtyard and enjoy the private setting with bistro-style furniture. As the sun sets, head upstairs to two spacious and appealing king-size en-suite bedrooms, with elevated views of a nearby horse paddock. Harrogate and its wealth of amenities are close by, as are local shops, pubs, and restaurants, all within walking distance to the cottage; you can look forward to a meal out at The Boar Head pub or maybe your favourite cocktail at Harrogate Tipple. With family-friendly activities to experience, there's something for everyone to enjoy, from people watching from the Knaresborough Viaduct, and maze hunting through the enchanted forest at Stockeld Park, to taking in the history of Ripley Castle. For the adventure fans, visit Mother Shipton's cave, dating back to 1630, hunt for treasure through Huntfun Harrogate, or get creative by making your own tipple at The Gin School. With centuries of history surrounding the Yorkshire Dales, get clued up by visiting the National Railway Museum York, take in the beauty and heritage of Newby Hall & Gardens, or time travel back to the Viking age at JORVIK Viking Centre. With so much to see, choose Foxy Cottage as your striking base in Ripley.Sir William Amcotts Ingleby developed and erected the village of Ripley in Lower Nidderdale, on the leeward side of the Yorkshire Dales, in the 1830s. Sir William was so fascinated by a model estate village he saw in France that he returned home and dismantled the existing structures in Ripley, starting over with a traditional French style from the ground up. The community is small and pristine today, with a lovely Castle in the centre (which is still home to the Ingleby family) and huge gardens open to the public, including waterfalls, bridges, and a lake. Deer roam in the grounds, and the Castle has a shop and tea rooms. The village is centred on a wide cobbled market square, which is overseen by the Boar's Head, a historic coaching inn with an excellent restaurant, bar, and café. There is a village store and ice cream parlour, as well as a butcher's, an art gallery, and much more, where tourists may sample the famous Ripley ice cream.