Bed and Breakfast at Fell View Cottage

For a perfect break, to relax after a walk, come to this simple rural retreat in Linton, central to the Yorkshire Dales Limestone Country in North Yorkshire.

Located within the National Park and close to the Dales Way, the 17th Century Fell View Cottage is ideal for exploring the Yorkshire Dales or for a short break. It is at the meeting of many popular routes like the Dales Way, Wainwright's Way and Lady Ann Clifford's Way.

Fell View and the attractive village of Linton are a perfect place to bring your family to play by the river and walk in the countryside farms and meadows.

The cottage is quietly placed beside fields and overlooking the Fell. It is not far from The Fountaine Inn where the wine bar, all day meals and local ales have an excellent reputation. There is a convenient local bus service.

Accommodation at Fell View Cottage consists of a single room and a family room with double and single bed. There is full use of a house bathroom. Rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, radio and TV. There are also kitchen facilities to replenish your flask. The cottage has a small library .

Traditional, vegetarian and continental breakfast options are available if you ask the night before. Cooked breakfasts are at 8.00am. Uncooked breakfasts can be taken at any time before 9.00am.

Wendy Stevenson, the owner, offers guests a warm, personal and friendly service. Sensible shoes are recommended for rural villages and slippers are most helpful indoors.

Bed and Breakfast Tariff:
- £30 per person for one night, £25 per person for two nights or more.
- Single visitors are very welcome.
Please mention any food or bedding allergies when booking.

 The whole cottage, sleeping 7, is available to be rented from the end of August to the beginning of October. Prices are from £399 per week.

Excellent meals are served all day and in the evening at The Fountaine Inn on The Inn Way.  Just wander home, round the corner, in the starlight after your Inn evening. Book on 01756 752210.

Linton Village

Today, the majority of visitors come for the region's good walking, to dine at the local pub and to visit Linton Falls. 

In two halves, the upper village is dominated by the Fountaine Hospital, an almshouse established by Richard Fountaine, a local man who made his fortune as an undertaker in London during the Great Plague.

Built in 1721, the very grand building was designed by Sir John Vanburgh, and was bequeathed to the village as an almshouse, together with an annual sum of £26 to be divided between six poor old men or women from the Linton parish.

A sum was also left to the local minister, on the condition that prayers be read twice a week to the hospital's inhabitants. Services are held regularly in the almshouse chapel.

Overlooking the village green, The Fountaine Inn is open all day, serving excellent food between noon and 9pm.

Directions to Fell View Cottage.

Park at Linton Village Green in front of The Fountaine Inn. Walk towards the Almshouse. With Fern Cottage on your left and Oakwood House on your right, walk past Spring Cottage and New House.

Keep Fern Cottage wall on your left. At Yew Tree Cottage turn right. The black metal gates ahead of you belong to Fell View Cottage. Please come to the second door.