Holiday home Olive Cottage Richmond (North Yorkshire)

Richmond (North Yorkshire), United Kingdom

Olive Cottage Richmond

Overview of Olive Cottage

Visitors’ most-liked accommodation in Yorkshire

Olive Cottage Richmond offers swift access to various city sites, such as the Green Howards Museum, situated only 6 minutes' walk away.

Bathroom facilities at Olive Cottage also include a separate toilet and a shower.

Nestled merely 550 metres from the Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery, this Richmond villa is approximately 2 km from St Agatha's Church. A mere 11 minutes' walk from the property guests will find Richmondshire Local History Museum, while the ruined Premonstratensian Easby Abbey is just 1.8 km away. The nearest bus stop, Richmond Market Place, is 400 metres away.

The Richmond property is equipped with a refrigerator, an oven, and glassware for self-catering in a dining area. Offering British dishes, restaurant Frenchgate Hotel Restaurant is located fairly close to this Richmond holiday home.

Check-in: from 15:00 until 23:59

Check-out: until 10:00

Children and extra beds
There are no cots provided in a room.

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Frequently asked questions about Olive Cottage

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Are there any tourist attractions near Olive Cottage?

Guests staying at Olive Cottage can explore Green Howards Museum (within 500 metres of the property) as well as the popular Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery placed just 7-minute stroll away.

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What is the price of staying at Olive Cottage?

The prices at Olive Cottage start at £156. They may vary depending on dates, villa's policy etc.

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Are there any nice restaurants near Olive Cottage?

Guests can dine at the restaurant Alessandro's Sicilian featuring Mediterranean dishes located only 5 minutes' walk away or dine at The Ralph Fitz Randal serving British dishes set 300 meters from Olive Cottage.

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What top attractions are there to explore while staying at this holiday home?

When staying at this holiday home, guests can explore the main landmarks of Richmond such as St Agatha's Church and the ruined Premonstratensian Easby Abbey, which are 25 and 20 minutes away on foot, respectively.