ACCOMMODATION

Dining Kitchen with Dining Table seating upto six people, electric hob and oven, kettle, toaster, microwave, slimline dishwasher, fridge, cupboard housing a selection of novels, reference books and magazines

Downstairs bathroom with bath, WC, Shower and washhand basin

​3 Bedrooms

Lounge with a 2 x 3 seater sofas, armchair, electric woodburning stove, smart TV, DVD player, WiFi, woodburning stove

Utility Room with  a selection of storage cupboards and drawers, freezer, washing machine, iron and ironing board, folding clothes rail, folding outdoor chairs

​Upstairs Shower room

Rokeby House is one of the oldest properties in Reeth, (old photo attached at the end). The house still has the original wooden sash windows and intricate bay windows and an arched part stained glass landing window. Original features have tried to be retained as much as possible, with original built in cupboards and vintage glass splashbacks for the wash hand basins. If you are looking for a spacious original cottage, with original features Rokeby House is for you. It may have draughty windows and wonky cupboard doors, but these are minor things that hopefully will not impact on your holiday.

The accommodation is ideally suited to extended family get togethers,  a group of walkers, cyclists or mountain bikers.

Reeth is located in Swaledale, just a short drive from Muker Hay Meadows, these meadows are a spectacular collection of upland hay meadows in Upper Swaledale,  famous for vibrant wild flowers, the best time to visit these meadows is mid to late June before the farmers close the gates to livestock and cut the hay, usually in July, depending on the weather. A popular 5 to 6 mile walk is the Muker to Keld circular which takes you through the Hay Meadows at Muker.

Reeth is on the Coast to Coast route from St Bees and finishes at Robin Hood's Bay, plan a stay at Rokeby House, to break up your journey, Reeth is 108 miles into the coast to coast route. 

Reeth is also on the Herriot Way, this is a 52 mile circular walking route through the Yorkshire Dales, following a holiday once taken by vet and author Alf Wright (James Herriot) and his son.

 Planning a triathlon training camp, run and cycle the hills around Reeth and Ellerton Lake is a short drive away for your outdoor swimming.
If you are bringing your children for some fresh air, fetch the bikes and cycle the Swale Trail which is a 12 mile route from Grinton to Keld (24 miles), ideally suited for 10 year olds and above.
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Road cyclist's can enjoy the route used in Stage One of the Tour De France 2014 which passed through Reeth, taking in the Grinton Climb, Buttertubs Climb, Park Rash Climb and Fleet Moss Climb.