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Ashbourne House is a beautiful Victorian building built in the late 1800's. Some of the original features are still present, such as the geometric tiled floor in the entrance hall.
Ricardo and Fiona have recently purchased this lovely B&B after 23 years of experience in another property and have lots of plans for renovation, some of which are already underway.
All the rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen televisions, hair driers and complimentary toiletries.
Click HERE to book.
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| Open New Year |
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* Earliest arrival time: 11:00am | Latest arrival time: 21:00pm | Latest checkout time: 10:30am
If arriving later than 21:00 please just let us know as we are flexible and in the case of a very later arrival with have a key code entry system so there would not be a problem. This is also helpful if you arrive at a different time than you have stated on your reservation as we can operate this remotely too.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| En-suite Rooms | £85.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
*Generally our prices are inclusive of breakfast. However we do offer room only prices on application too.
From South: Turn off M1/A1 onto A64. Take the exit for York City Centre/A19/Selby. Follow left to York City Centre. Go through Fulford. After second set of traffic lights, Ashbourne is on the right.
From North: Follow signs for Selby and A19 South. Travel past the police headquarters and Imperial Barracks on left. Ashbourne House is about 200 meters along the road on the left.
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