Cottage-style town house

We've lived here since 1989, it's ex-Navy, built to accommodate HMS Ceres families (it was the Supply/Secretariat training school at Wetherby between 40s and 50s) and it is very far from the sea! We have off road parking, a great garden and peace! Central Wetherby - ideal for York, Harrogate and Leeds - Harewood House, Castle Howard, Fountains Abbey - the A1 (the Great North Road) used to go directly through the town, now it is well connected to M1, M62, etc. It's peaceful here, there are lovely walks along the Harland Way, Ebor Way, the Wetherby Ings, walks along the River Wharfe and obviously it is handy for the Dales, the North Yorkshire Moors and Wolds. It is only here because it is equidistant between London and Edinburgh, crossing the River Wharfe over a bridge first built in 1215... What more do you need? Oh and people locally call it 'Weather by' because in Wetherby the bad weather always seems to go by and leave us happy (we are not all such liars ;-))! We are five minutes walk from the Wetherby Racecourse; at Bramham House there are both Bramham Horse Event/Trials and the Leeds Festival once a year. Only 7ish miles to The Great Yorkshire Show ground. Beautiful Knaresborough is around eight miles away. Boston Spa, Tadcaster, Boroughbridge are all close, as is Marston Moor. It is a good place to start or end a stage on the Ebor Way. Etcetera Etcetera. We have a Jay-Be zed bed as well as the single if there are two persons wishing to stay. The zed bed can be put up in the same room so that both guests can be together. Front Door, Front Room, Kitchen, Back Garden, Pergola, Back Gate That depends on the Guest. We'd never be in the way unless that is what the Guest wanted. Wetherby is in the Golden Triangle of Harrogate, York and Leeds; but it isn't any of those things so you can escape and drink Prosecco at the end of the day; consider whether you think this is indeed God's own county! Yes at the bottom of the road - Deighton Road for Leeds, Knaresborough and Harrogate and York Road for York and the villages in Ainsty (Vale of York). Please be aware a dog lives in this house too. She's a lovely gentle creature, but I know not everyone can tolerate dogs ... ... And whatever reason for coming to stay will provide a large breakfast with those items you like!