Resting at the top of the High Street in the bustling market town of Pateley Bridge, is this magnificent, three-storey terraced house, 3 Hamilton Terrace. Providing accommodation for a group of six, this dwelling is ideal for families and friends looking to explore the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Enter on the ground-floor, where you can discover the sitting room, with ample seating for all of the group to choose from whilst catching up on the Smart TV. Step into the kitchen/diner, where you can rustle up a tasty supper with help from a range of appliances, before settling at the dining table and enjoying the fruits of your labour. The first bedroom lies off this room and houses a bunk bed, ideal for the little ones. Venture to the first floor, where you can wash away the day in the bathroom, choosing between a bath or shower over, before retiring to the double bedroom, which also features an en-suite shower. The final bedroom rests on the top floor and includes a double bed. Enjoy your morning coffee within the enclosed courtyard before embarking into the town centre in search of some breakfast goodies. There is a wealth of traditional pubs, including the excellent Sportsman Arms, restaurants, curiosity shops and a tempting sweet shop. Treat the group to a meal in a local restaurant or pub, whilst there’s also two award-winning butchers, a fishmongers and a bakery to sample! Pop on your walking gear and hike through the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty and uncover the Lower Huller Stones, Graffa Plain and Druid's Temple. There’s plenty to look forward to whilst holidaying at 3 Hamilton Terrace.

The lovely Dales town of Pateley Bridge, which was named Great Britain's Best Village High Street in 2016, is located in the narrow valley of the River Nidd. Two award-winning butchers, a fishmonger, a bakery, and the oldest sweet shop in England are all located in charming tiny lanes and yards off the steep main street. There are also many places to dine and drink there. The local leisure centre has a swimming pool, and the riverfront park with a children's play area is not to be missed. Pateley Bridge is well recognised for its award-winning floral displays. The town's Craft Workshops and the award-winning Nidderdale Museum, which features an engaging array of exhibits illuminating all facets of former Dales life, are both worthwhile stops. The Nidd Valley provides fantastic chances for biking, strolling, and birdwatching both upstream and downstream.

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