Harrogate
Proud to be voted the happiest place to live by Rightmove for 2013 & 2014!
Harrogate, conveniently situated with the A1M on the doorstep, just 12 miles form Leeds Bradford International Airport and a high speed rail link via Leeds or York which gets you to London in under two and a half hours.
In your spare time discover walking tracks, cycle routes and bridlepaths in Nidderdale, Pateley Bridge, Ripon, Masham, Boroughbridge and the Yorkshire Dales. Slip back to ancient times visiting monuments such as Ripon Cathedral, Fountains Abbey, our Turkish Baths or admire the 18th Century elegance of historic houses such as Newby Hall.
Stroll through the award winning Valley Gardens or RHS Harlow Carr or mooch around the stylish shops in Harrogate or the independents and galleries in the surrounding market towns.
For the family there are things to do, attractions and events for children of all ages whether riding on Britain’s longest roller coaster, hiring a boat on the river at Knaresborough, trekking with llamas or zip-wiring down gorges.
Enjoy pub lunches with stunning views, take tea at the famous Bettys Tea Rooms or enjoy top notch food at one of the many fine restaurants. Every year there are Festivals, Flower Shows, Fairs and of course the The Great Yorkshire Show .
With a Cathedral City, a Spa town, historic marketing towns, a World Heritage Site and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty all within a few short miles of each other, the Harrogate district provides the perfect place in which to live.
Whether you love the great outdoors or prefer shopping and good food, whether your passion is for gardens, history, art, culture or theatre, or a leisurely round of golf, Harrogate has it all. With so much to enjoy, it is easy to see why the area was voted the happiest place in Britain for two years running!
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This sophisticated town sits right on the cusp of the ruggedly spectacular Yorkshire Dales, offering breath taking vistas and providing residents with wonderful leisure opportunities.
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