Captain Cook Memorial Museum
The Museum is in the 17th century house on Whitby's harbour where the young James Cook lodged as apprentice
Mallard Grange is a rambling 16th century farmhouse set in glorious countryside in the heart of North Yorkshire. A special place with a warm and welcoming ambience, which draws guests back time and time again.
There are four ensuite guest bedrooms, two upstairs in the main farmhouse and two ground floor bedrooms in the Old Blacksmith's Shop and Carthouse a few paces from the main house.
All rooms are generously spacious, have their own distinct character and views of the surrounding open countryside. Beautifully furnished with comfortable king-size or twin beds, comfy chairs or sofa, refreshments tray, hairdryer, television/DVD, radio/alarm clocks and many thoughtful and quirky touches that guests so enjoy discovering.
Ensuite bath/shower rooms have plenty of hot water, big soft fluffy towels, bathrobes and toiletries.
Address
Mallard Grange, Aldfield, Near Fountains Abbey, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 3BE
Type
B&B
Email
maggie@mallardgrange.co.uk
