Luxury Bed and Breakfast, B&B, Accommodation Aske, Richmond, Yorkshire, England

The Orangery

Lodge No 129A

Overlooking the Vale of York, The Orangery sits amidst the 3000-acre Aske estate and is home to Mark and Sue Zetland. The Aske estate is stunningly beautiful whatever time of the year you visit and guests are more than welcome to explore all that it has to offer including the four-acre walled garden in which the house sits.

Inside the light and airy interior of this newly renovated 18th century home, antiques, paintings and ornaments sit alongside family pictures combining to create a warm and welcoming ambience. An informal dining room adjoins the kitchen and on the other side of the house the sitting room, which is available to guests.

There is a single bedroom located on the ground floor making this an ideal destination for less mobile guests, whilst on the first floor there is a twin and double room, all with new, luxurious en-suite facilities. Delicious, hearty breakfasts feature fare from the Aske estate and the many excellent pubs and restaurants in the area mean you will be able to enjoy all that this part of North Yorkshire has to offer.

Your Bed & Breakfast Hosts

Mark and Sue are relaxed and informal hosts who have an intimate knowledge of the Aske estate and North Yorkshire, which will really help you make the most of your stay. Since handing over Aske Hall to their eldest son and his family, their time is now spent enjoying golf, racing and their grandchildren.

The Location

With the Yorkshire Dales, surrounding you there is much to see and do here. Bowes Museum, James Herriot Museum, Eggleston Gardens, Fountains Abbey and Bolton Castle are all close by as are the historic towns of Richmond, Barnard Castle and Ripon.

Places of Local Interest

Bowes Museum, Eggleston Gardens, Thorpe Perrow Arboretum, Newby Hall, Fountains Abbey, James Herriot Museum, Richmond & Bolton Castles, Castle Howard, Anwick Castle & Gardens, Harewood House, Harrogate,

How to find The Orangery Bed & Breakfast (B&B).

Leave A1 at Scotch Corner; take A66 west bound, after almost 2 miles turn left onto B6274 signposted to Gilling West & Richmond. Head down long hill,follow road through the village. After village, the Aske Estate on right. Follow drive up hill passing large building on right. In front of gates turn right and follow road round to right again heading up through trees to buildings on left. Gates to The Orangery are located in the middle of these buildings.