NIDDERDALE Artistic impression is indicative only 3 Newby is proud to present Glasshouses Mill. This charming 19th century mill has been WELCOME TO carefully transformed into an outstanding collection of luxury apartments, cottages and houses. GLASSHOUSES MILL Its location in the heart of Nidderdale allows residents to experience a truly idyllic lifestyle, with panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dales countryside and a peaceful setting alongside the River Nidd. Digital illustration is indicative only 4 5 The central courtyard, enclosed Any additions are sympathetic to by original buildings and crowned the existing buildings, including a NEW LIFE IN A by the landmark clock tower, forms natural slate roof and bespoke sash the heart of Glasshouses Mill and windows. We are also incorporating vividly evokes a sense of the past. some of the surviving features into Built in local stone, typical of the imaginatively designed garden TIMELESS SETTING industrial buildings of its era. areas where residents can relax and The River Nidd, once a source enjoy the scenic surroundings. of power for the mill, flows serenely The end result is a truly delightful by, a soothing backdrop in both and unique range of homes with sight and sound. a true sense of identity. Newby has given this local landmark a new lease of life, conserving as much of the original fabric as possible. Digital illustration is indicative only 6 7 HERITAGE RETOLD In the early 19th century the Around this time, production switched Nidd Valley was discovered to to hemp spinning and rope making. be the ideal location for cotton It is said that the mill supplied rope and flax mills. Glasshouses Mill used on the ill-fated Titanic. was built around 1812, first for Over the years, many additions producing cotton, and later flax. were made to Glasshouses Mill, but The mill was run by the Metcalfe its central range, with the iconic family from 1828 onwards, and was a clock tower, is one of the oldest prosperous business that employed surviving parts. Today, the mill around 250 people. The Metcalfes is a Grade II listed building and were said to be model employers and remains a magnificent structure. benefactors, and ran Glasshouses Mill until the end of the 19th century. 8 9 REFLECTING ON OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY Glasshouses is part of the Yorkshire as birds and otters. A footpath runs Dales, a region of majestic, sweeping alongside the dam and much of the moorland and an Area of Outstanding river bank, ideal for leisurely walks. Natural Beauty. The village has its own Glasshouses is also very close to beautiful features, such as Glasshouses the Nidderdale Way, centred on the Dam, which was created along the neighbouring town of Pateley Bridge River Nidd to supply water for the and offering keen walkers and cyclists mill and is a tranquil habitat for an 53 miles of natural beauty to admire. abundance of natural wildlife such 10 11 Glasshouses Dam Glasshouses Community Primary School River Nidd PHASE 1 Café and Shop PHASE 2 Cricket Ground Digital illustration is indicative only 12 13 VILLAGE LIFE Glasshouses Mill is situated in the May Day celebration, Last Night heart of Glasshouses village, where of the Proms party and Christmas you’ll find all that you need for carol singing. a tranquil, country based way of life. As part of the main mill restoration, It has all a village should have: a pub, there will also be a village shop and village hall, cricket club and primary café on the lower ground floor, school. There are strong community with views over the river and fields, bonds too; residents gather on the further adding to the amenities village green for events such as the of the Glasshouses village. 14 15 Nidderdale is just Nature is wet as well shapes. Whether you’re one part of the vast as wild at Gouthwaite climbing or simply WILD AT Yorkshire Dales and an Reservoir, a nature reserve looking, it really is a Area of Outstanding which attracts a wide spectacular sight. Natural Beauty in its range of wetland birds. How Stean Gorge own right. For those Its gently sloping banks is another feature that’s who love outdoor life are perfect for leisurely HEART been shaped by the and exhilarating rural walks or bike rides, with elements into a deep scenery, this is a truly the opportunity to do ravine where you can inspiring location. If you a little bird-watching try gorge walking, enjoy hiking, biking and as you go. caving and abseiling. horse riding, there are Brimham Rocks is another countless paths to follow, If all of this sounds a little dramatic proposition; including The Nidderdale extreme, the evocative a collection of rock Way and The Six Dales beauty of Studley Royal formations formed by Trail, both of which pass and Fountains Abbey is erosion during the last close to Glasshouses. a more tranquil alternative. glacial period, creating unusual and impressive 16 17 Just along the road from Glasshouses houses and shops, and a central Museum, where evocative recreations attracting crowds of 20,000 people. is Pateley Bridge, a market town green with a traditional bandstand. of bygone times are displayed. which was voted ‘Best Place To Live’ This is exhilarating riding country, THE CHARM OF Local businesses include two award Pateley Bridge has a strong arts and by the Sunday Times in 2017 and 2018. and there are numerous equestrian winning traditional butchers, cosy crafts reputation, with many small centres which cater for all levels Pateley Bridge is a fantastic pubs and cafés, and for those with workshops producing covetable of horsemanship, from a gentle destination to get fresh local produce a sweet tooth, the officially glass, sculpture and jewellery. It’s weekend hack to competitive jumping PATELEY BRIDGE recognised World’s Oldest Sweet each and every day, within one mile also the location for the Nidderdale and dressage. One riding school close of Glasshouses Mill. It is characterised Shop, established in 1827. Local Agricultural Show, one of the to Glasshouses is Bewerley Riding by its steep high street of stone history buffs will like Nidderdale main events of late summer, often Centre in Pateley Bridge. 18 19 TOWN AND CITY LIFE You don’t have to travel far to find If you appreciate history and a wealth of amenities supplied architecture, York is endlessly by Yorkshire’s ‘Golden Triangle’, fascinating. It’s magnificent Minster encompassing Harrogate, York and its ancient walls are the best and Leeds. known attractions, but it’s also a great destination in its own right Harrogate is a spa town with for shopping, dining and sightseeing. a reputation for taste and sophistication. Here, you can dine Leeds is a dynamic city and the in elegant style at The Ivy, feast UK’s largest legal and financial on pan-Asian cuisine at The Orchid, centre outside London. Many major or indulge in silver service tea and companies have a presence there, cakes at Betty’s. It has several creating a diverse and strong delightful shopping areas to explore, economy. It’s also a hub for shopping and a lively arts scene, centred on – famous for having the first Harvey the Royal Hall, Harrogate Theatre and Nichols outside London – and its the Studio Theatre. centre boasts over 1,000 shops, with many luxury brands to be found in the Victoria Quarter. Harrogate York Leeds 20 21 CONNECTIONS BY RAIL Leeds - 38 mins York - 40 mins FROM Edinburgh Waverley - 3 hrs 13 mins HARROGATE London - 2 hrs 43 mins •Middlesmoor •Kirkby Malzeard Bewerley Riding Centre - 3 mins RIPON Pateley Bridge - 4 mins •Ramsgill Gouthwaite Resevoir Brimham Rocks - 9 mins National Trust Nidderdale Studley Park AONB Gouthwaite Reservoir - 11 mins •Sawley •Wath Stump Cross Caverns - 12 mins A61 Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal - 17 mins Grimwith PATELEY BRIDGE Resevoir BY CAR National Trust Ripley Castle - 17 mins Brimham Rocks •Greenhow Hill Glasshouses How Stean Gorge - 20 mins •Bishop Thornton Ripon - 21 mins SUMMERBRIDGE A61 Harrogate - 26 mins Ripley Castle Leeds - 56 mins •Ripley •Appletreewick York - 1 hr •Darley •Birstwith •Killinghall A59 HARROGATE A59 •Bolton Abbey NEARBY Leeds Bradford Airport - 38 mins Newcastle Airport - 1 hr 41 mins AIRPORTS Manchester Airport - 1 hr 46 mins Driving times source: Google maps September 2019. Train times source: National Rail Enquiries September 2019. 22 23 OUR HOMES WILD AT HEART 24 25 SITEPLAN Glasshouses Mill Pug Mill Mechanics Shop Café/Shop 26 27 2 BEDROOM COTTAGES Homes: 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 The 2 bedroom homes include cottages in the main mill, the Mechanics Shop and the Pug Mill. The cottages in the main mill are spread generously over three floors, with exposed beams showing off the character of this unique building. Both bedrooms feature their own bathroom and many come complete with private outdoor space. The homes in the Mechanics Shop have extensive views over the Nidd Valley and the existing doors and window openings have been retained. 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