No 9 Victoria Road

The Space
No 9 Victoria Road is a stunning holiday home with carefully curated interiors to ensure you enjoy a comfortable and stylish retreat.

The property boasts a spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining area. Fully equipped for self-catering stays, the kitchen has everything you could need to prepare meals easily. With a plush seating and a flat screen TV, the living area is perfect for relaxing with your loved ones.

No 9 Victoria Road has two beautiful bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king size bed and the second is a double. Both rooms have premium bed linens to ensure you have the most restful nights sleep possible.

The house also has a study room with a desk which is perfect for visiting professionals.

Outside you’ll find an open patio space with outdoor seating. Perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening tipple, this area is an added bonus.

Neighborhood
Known as the jewel in the heart of North Yorkshire, Richmond is a market town with plenty of charm. Despite the many cafes, bistros, restaurants, pubs and bars, little has actually changed in Richmond throughout the centuries. There is plenty of history for you to discover. Enjoy a live show at The Georgian Theatre, which is actually the oldest theatre in Europe. Visit Richmond Castle which has an interactive museum on site so it’s definitely worth a visit!

No.9 Victoria Road is located around the corner from the main shopping square so you’ll have everything you could need nearby. Just a stone’s throw from the three storey detached house, you’ll find The Station. This gorgeous Old Victorian Railway Station has been given a new lease of life with a mix of artisan shops, a cinema, an art gallery and a café bar. You can sample beer brewed in house from Richmond Brewing company. The café bar also won the best café in the Herriot Awards recently so you’re in for a real treat.

Richmond is great for walking. There is a great river walk to Easby Abbey which is a free site to visit from English Heritage. Another beautiful walking area is Richmond Falls which is just down the hill from the marketplace. When the weather is nice, we recommend having a picnic at The Batts.

Getting Around
Darlington train station is 12 miles from Richmond and has great links to cities like Newcastle, Manchester and Edinburgh.

Richmond also has great bus routes. The X26 and X27 travel from Darlington through to Colburn, with stops in Catterick. The scenic Dalesbus has routes to Ribblehead, Hawes and Bentham.