High Blean is situated in a quiet hamlet of the same name. The house, dating back to 1674, nestles on the southside of Raydale one of the most peaceful and tranquil areas of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Raydale is also the home to Semer Water the largest glacial lake in North Yorkshire. The house sits 165 feet above the valley floor, which affords magnificent views over Semer Water from the house and garden.
High Blean is just under 4 miles outside the village of Askrigg, which can be confusing given our postal address is Askrigg, and 5 miles from Hawes.
Built in 1674 High Blean is an old Yorkshire Long House that retains many original features, and offers two comfortable good sized en-suite rooms. One of which can be made up as a twin. Each room has its own flat screen TV, hair-dryer and tea & coffee making facilities. We are an ideal location for those seeking a quiet and peaceful B&B in the Yorkshire Dales.
Guests can enjoy homemade yoghurt, muesli and granola while we prepare their cooked-to-order breakfast. On cooler mornings we light the fire to help take the chill off spring or autumn mornings.
We have ample parking, and a safe area to secure bikes overnight. There is a boot room where we would be happy to store your walking boots and walking clothes overnight.