The house is centrally located in the village, just below Skeldale House, the surgery of the vet, James Herriot, in the well-known TV series "All Creatures Great and Small". It is so named because it was originally built in 1756 by the local apothecary, Dr. James Lightfoot, though it was re-modelled around 1850 in a Georgian style.
 
All of our bedrooms have en-suite facilities, colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, clock radios, shaver points and hair dryers. An iron, ironing board, trouser press and broadband connection are also available on request. Guests have the use of a large TV lounge on the ground floor with log fires in the winter. We have ample private parking and a lock-up garage for the use of cyclists.

If there is anything that we can do to make your stay more enjoyable you have only to ask and we will do our best to oblige.

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Please note, we are a non-smoking establishment and cannot accept credit or debit cards. Payment may be made by cash or cheque made out to Mrs. S. Davies

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