Willance House
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Sandra and Colin look forward to offering you a warm and friendly welcome to Willance House. A charming oak-beamed property dating from c.1600 when it was the home of Robert Willance, the first Alderman of Richmond. It is reputedly the oldest residence in town but is now a warm and comfortable B&B offering modern facilities yet retaining its 17th Century charm.
The house is set on a wide cobbled street of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century buildings, and is a two-minute walk from Richmond’s great Market Place, where a good variety of shops and restaurants may be found. On arrival, guests may relax in the comfortable guest lounge, with its original oak beam, Georgian fireplace and exposed floorboards, and enjoy complimentary tea or coffee. The three individually decorated en-suite rooms have king-sized or twin beds, and are continuously refurbished to the highest standards. Egyptian cotton bed linen, flat screen digital television with freeview and digital radio, wi-fi, hospitality tray, hair dryer, complimentary toiletries and luxury towels - all are standard. In the morning, enjoy an extensive and much-praised breakfast, with fresh produce from local suppliers to set you up for the day. We are ideally situated for Coast to Coast walkers and are able to offer early breakfasts, a laundry service and packed lunches. Secure bike storage is also available on request and for motorists free on street parking can be found along Frenchgate. Website: willancehouse.com Telephone: 01748 824467 |
One of our characterful bedrooms
Our relaxing guest lounge
Our dining room and lounge
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