Business Details
We have been operating Glendale House as a welcoming bed and breakfast since the property was lovingly restored after its construction in 1875. Our Victorian stone residence offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort for every guest. Situated in the heart of Goathland on the North Yorkshire Moors, we provide easy access to the scenic countryside and the renowned North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Our specialist knowledge of the local area enables us to recommend authentic walks, steam train journeys and seasonal attractions such as the heatherclad moors. We take pride in our role as the former setting for Dr Ferrenby's surgery in the beloved ITV series Heartbeat, which adds a distinctive cultural interest to your stay. Our commitment to quality is recognised by inclusion in the Which Best Bed and Breakfast Guide following an independent assessment and two recommendations.
To maintain these standards, we undergo annual inspections that verify our cleanliness, hospitality and facilities meet exacting criteria. We solve the common traveller problem of uncertain accommodation by offering transparent rates, clear availability and direct booking without reliance on thirdparty sites. Our experienced hosts provide personalised service, ensuring each guest receives prompt attention and tailored recommendations for dining and exploration. We measure our success by the heartfelt feedback in our guest book, where visitors often note that they arrived as strangers and left as friends. Ultimately, our goal is to create a memorable, restful experience that encourages guests to return again and again.
To maintain these standards, we undergo annual inspections that verify our cleanliness, hospitality and facilities meet exacting criteria. We solve the common traveller problem of uncertain accommodation by offering transparent rates, clear availability and direct booking without reliance on thirdparty sites. Our experienced hosts provide personalised service, ensuring each guest receives prompt attention and tailored recommendations for dining and exploration. We measure our success by the heartfelt feedback in our guest book, where visitors often note that they arrived as strangers and left as friends. Ultimately, our goal is to create a memorable, restful experience that encourages guests to return again and again.
Highlights and features
- We operate a Victorian home built in 1875.
- We hold independent Which Best Bed and Breakfast accreditation.
- We undergo annual inspections to maintain verified quality standards.
- We provide direct booking, transparent rates and no extra fees.
- Our team delivers personalised local recommendations for walks and attractions.
Services
Bed and Breakfast
Our Bed and Breakfast offers Victorian stone accommodation in the centre of Goathland, providing guests with a historic base for exploring the North Yorkshire Moors. We cater to tourists, walkers and fans of the ITV series Heartbeat who seek authentic lodging with modern comforts. Benefits include panoramic moorland views, a conservatory dining room, personalised service and annual inspected quality standards.
conservatory dining room
The large conservatory dining room at Glendale House opens onto the garden and overlooks the fish pond and waterfall, providing a bright, tranquil setting for meals. It is available to all guests staying at our Victorian bed and breakfast, offering breakfast and evening dining options. Diners enjoy wide moorland scenery, garden air and a unique Victorian atmosphere while they eat.
moor land views
Guests at Glendale House enjoy outstanding moor land views from every aspect of the Victorian stone residence, capturing the changing landscapes of the North Yorkshire Moors. The vistas appeal to walkers, photographers and anyone seeking peaceful inspiration during their stay. These views enhance relaxation, provide superb photo backdrops and contribute to a memorable, restorative break.
Heartbeat
Glendale House gained fame as Dr Ferrenby's surgery in the beloved ITV series Heartbeat, attracting fans of the show to the village. Visitors can recognise the authentic rooms and garden featured on screen while enjoying their stay. This connection offers a unique cultural experience, photo opportunities and a talking point for guests.
