Malham is located in the southern part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is famous for its spectacular limestone scenery and historic landscape.

The Old School, Grade II Listed, dating from 1717, was originally the Malham village school house and is within 5 minutes walking distance of Malham village. It is detached with an enclosed garden and has beautiful views of the surrounding limestone fells.
 
The cottage has been recently extended and modernised to provide accommodation for 4 people.  A discount is offered for 2 people.  

     
Sorry but no dogs or young children.
 

In 1947 Arthur Raistrick wrote:
"Malham Raikes Road proceeds steeply uphill to the plateau and a road turning off left goes towards the village. On the topside of this green is the old school house, now unused and falling into decay. Its origin is unknown but a date stone over the door has the initials RW.RA and the date 1681 and this stone belongs to an older building which occupied the site before the present one."